Malaya Tribune, 19 September 1946

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    54 1 The Malaya Tribune AT THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously i n Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh (Penang office opening shortly) 'Phone Numbers: Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 5813 EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune
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    They Await Judgment Day......
    246 1 Food to rat and food for thought: Nazi leaders await the verdict The twenty-one deidants in the Nuremberg trmi here retired into obscurity to airait the verdicts of the international Tribunal, tiut to be delivered on Sept. 30. In the meantime, their ate continues the routine
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    Cousens Pleads: "Jap had voice like mine"
    209 1 Reuter. SYDNEY. Sept. 18:— Maj. Charles Hughes Cou- ens. accused of treason by broadcasting for the Japanese, told the court trying him here today that a Japanese announcer's voice was "so startlingly like own" thai it even confused his wife when she was
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    COUP FOILED VENEZUELA
    77 1 Reuter. CARACAS, Venezuela. Sept. 18. Amy were killed s -rat men wounded in an tive military coup here last The revolt which bioKe out at v y barracks in the soun part of the city was put n spirited fighting. Although outnumbered loyal os restored order inside
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    1,000,000 MAYSTRIKE IN FRANCE
    119 1 Reuter. PARIS. Sept. IS. France is threatened with the possibility of a lighting strike by 1,000.000 Government employees including police, tax collectors, customs officers and post office workers. The Executive Committee of the General Union of Federation of Government Servants ivhich has about 1,500.000 7ucmbers met
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    Scotland Yard Investigating Threat To Jews
    154 1 A.P. LONDON, Sept. II. —Scotland Vttid lj investtgatins the origin r*f sumaitvato swi soo'inioouwi at the life of »ny tew participat.ns I.n the British-Arab discussions or Palestine. The receipt of the letter was disclosed by Mr. Goodman, political e.-retnry of th" Non-ZionM Aquas j
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    WALLACE'S RESIGNATION DEMANDED
    268 1 'Showdown' Session At White House Reuter. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18-Top Democratic Party advisers ar* understood to be urging President Truman firstly, immediately to demand the resignation of Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace, and secondly, personally to make an exhaustive and clarifying foreign policy pronouncement on his own behalf
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    Greece is Accusing Neighbours
    57 1 ATHENS. Sept. 18. -Authoritative sources here said today that the Greek Government Is preparing to present to the United Nations charges against armed leftist bands which have been operating on the northern border, being supplied by the country's northern neighbours. The source said the evidence to
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    A Few Questions For Mr. Wallace
    201 1 Reuter. NEW YORK, Sept. IS.—The Nev York Herald Tribune tn at editorial article r. I the position Which has ariser as tlie result o) views on Hie foreign policy of Commerce Secretary Henry Wallace says: -Consiaer what tn-' British are doing. At the moment
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    Skymaster Reported Missing
    214 1 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 18. a Skymaster airhner belonging to the Belgian Sabena Air Line with 37 passengers and seven crew aboard i- reported lost on *he North Atlantic mute. The plan" was on the westbound trip from Shannon. Ireland, to Gander. Newfoundland, with enough fuel for 18
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    ATTACKS ON BANKS JUST 'MADNESS'
    128 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Sept. 17. Calling the Irgun Zvai Leimi's attacks on banks in Jaffa and Tel Aviv last Friday "madness that has no support in the Jewish population and has nothing to do with the Jewish struggle." the Jewish resistance movement's Haganah through tho secret
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    Anti — British Slogans Posted In Medan
    93 1 Anti British Slogans Posted In Medan A.P. BATAVIA. Sept. 18—The fourday Chinese general strike pro testing against the actions of the British occupation force has ended at Medan, Sumatra, the Indonesian Republican News Agency Antara reported today. Antara said that Medan was placarded with a nti-British slogans during the strike.
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    Well Treated by Indonesians
    156 1 A.P. batavia. Sept. It. —Lieutenant Folio Peterson, Freeman tie, Wesl Australia, who was captured by Indonesians t»j months ago While loading West Yorkshire Battalion patrol near Soerabya. was handed over to tho Alhed Headquarters today by the Indonesian Truer delegat ton. The veteran famed Australian ol
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    31 1 untitled Sept. 08—SCAP has authorised the release of ;15.000 tolls of imported food to the Japanese L ringing the total released since hte disrtibution started in April to 008,220 metric tons.
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    LOUIS WINS in ONE Rd.
    187 1 A.P. NEW YORK. Sept. 18—Joe Louis, world heavyweight champion, knocked out Tami Maurlello. in two minutes and nine seconds of the first round of their title fight at the Yankee Stadium tonight. As they met in the centre of the ring. Mauriello staggered Louis with
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    STRIKE AVERTED
    42 1 LA TEST CABLES LATEST CABLES in a few lines.... PARIS. Sept. 18.—Tho Executive of th" General Union of Government Servants tonitrht d«'tidod against .1 general strike ;>.ll French civil eenriee personnel by 114 votes to 56 with six abstentions .—Reuter.
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    CALL FOR ARMS
    45 1 JERUSALEM. Sept. 18 The "Voice of Fighting Zion tonight railed For "thousands of additional rifles, hundreds of additional ma-chine-puns, millions of bullets and tons of tn meet what it (•escribes as its daily needs in the -acred fight against British tyrants —Reuter.
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    TO HANG NAZIS
    41 1 NORTH LOT. Sept. 18.—Albert Pierrepoint, Britain's hangman, left Northolt by air on Wednesday for Vienna where he ia to execute fouf cr five people sentenced to death by British military courts Mo?t of them ere displaced persons. Reuter.
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    ARCHBISHOP HELD
    35 1 A.P. BELGRADE. Sept. It.—The Yugoslav government announced that tlie head of the Catholic church Of Yugo-I.ivia. Archbishop Alejsijc Stepinae, has been arrested in Zacred and charged with 'crimes ■gainst the people. —A P
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER TO INDIA APPOINTED
    115 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. IS.- A historical step in the relationship between Britain and India was made tonight by the official announcement of the appointment of the first British High Commissioner to India. He is Mr. Terence Shone, present Minister at Beirut. His appointment marks the
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    DHATH
    43 2 DEATH. —The death of Mr. Llru S; iz Tock i-:' lock Typewriter Co, rcjrrtd a: hi residence, Ti Chin Swce on 17th September 1946. at 5.3G p.m. Funeral takes place trr.ay on 19th inst. Business will ier.:i:ie ii-ic? the funeral as usual
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    ARSENAL UNEARTHED IN GEYLANG AREA
    186 2 Raiding a house in I£ro«f police under Mr. F. J. Patton, ASP ofthe pistols, two sawn off .303 Lee Enfield rifles, 30 rounds of 32 ammunition and 98 rounds of .303 ammunition. All the UUB at the trial of Ong Hui Chheng, Kirn Poh Kok,
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    New Move To Make 35—Cent Meals Popular
    468 2 The Grow More Food Exhibition, which will be held at the Happy World from Friday to Monday, will be declared open by the Governor Sir Franklin Gimson at 7.15 on Friday evening. An added attraction will be a restaurant run by the Social
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    Hong Kong University
    217 2 We have received the following letter from the Press RelationOflice. Hong Kong: Sir In view of the increa-ing number- of students in Singapore and the Malaya Union desiring to come to Hong Kong to study at the University, I have been asked by the Hong Kong University
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    Over 500 Bodies Exhumed In Malacca
    138 2 i Our Own Rep>rteri MALACCA, Wednesday The Malacca Caiafsa community will observe Sept Sg, 20 and .10 as Remembrance Day for those Chinese victims of Jap bestiality and murder. No meat will be sold on these days, and al! <"h lies? will abstain from
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    19,600 Cigarettes —$1,000 Fine
    108 2 A fine of $1,000 or In default six months' r.i. was imposed on Tan Ah Lee. by Magistrate K. M. Byrne yesterday, when he was found guilty of having dutiable tobacco 119.600 cigarette j in his possession on Sept. 17. On the morning of Sept. 17
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    NEW BIS ROUTE
    43 2 Commencing on Sunday, Sept. 22, an omnibus service will operate between Finlayson Green and Norfolk Road via Collyer Quay. Fullerton Road. Connaught Drive. Beach Road. Bras Basah Road, Serangoon Road, and Rangoon Road. The service frequency will be ten minutes.
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    "No Favours Were Shown" Says Metherell
    152 2 Ronald Charles Marriott, former sergeant attached to the Special Investigation Branch, in his test.muny at the continued hearing In the Special District Court of the case in which V. C. B. Menon is facing corruption allegations, stated yes-, terday that he recorded a statement
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    Dutch Confiscation
    53 2 A.P. BATAVIA. S-pt. 18—The Dutch military police today confiscated the property of two Indonesian firms valued at 30-million guilders on th t grounds thai as the property uas Formerly Japanese property it should be turned over to the AllieSailing ships, wanhous-s and Oflh c< s a r e
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      758 2 NOTICES TRADING WITH THE ENEMY ORDINANCE No. 22 cf 1939. CUSTODIAN OF PROPERTY PROCLAMATION No. 14 of 1945. Notice is hereby given that any person or persons having a claim to the property described in the Schedule hereto are requested to forward such claim to the Custodian oi Property, Supreme
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      676 2 NOTICES REMINDER NCI ICE is hereby given that the Tiade Mark and or Design above depicted is the t ,xclusive property of Mr. TAN SIEW KUAH trading under the style of T.M.A MUSIC HOUSE of No. 61 High Street. Sineapore. and that the said Trade Mark and or Design lias
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      101 2 NOTICE AU members of the R.A.M.C. (LOCAL ENLISTED REGULARS} who have been granted INDEFINITE lEAVE pending discharge will report to S.S.V.F. HQ. at 0830 hrs. en Friday 20 Sept. 1946 for demobilization purposes. H. S. Poccck, Major. Officer Commanding, (ADMIN.> REGULAR LOCALLY ENLISTED PERSONNEL. Beach Rd., SINGAPORE. AUCTION SALE At
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    III—Treatment Of Indians On Ship Alleged
    407 3 (Trioune Staff Reporter) Allegations of the iU-t reatmen; o; Indian passenv croacl the "CameronU" bound for Madras, which p ~.-c subje -t matter of an inquiry now being instill 1 ten by the Government o: IrrtKa, were looked Into Cy Mr. S. K. Chettur,
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    GAOL FOR IMMORAL WOMAN
    50 3 Arrested with 11 other women ay St. Andrews Road on the night of Sept. 6, Mina binte Salleh pleaded guilty to s charge of persistently soliciting fn- immoral purposes.'' When she appeared in the Third Poiice Court ye terday. She was sentenced to three months s.i.
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    Women's Rotary Club Being Formed Here
    198 3 Trihune Stall R«ĕortef> Inner Wheel Ctob vhYh i< isoi :it r«i of the drives, QntQrhI mother? of Rotr.rinns. been in ex?sre%ee for ji <:* years i«i TreHnd md r.d., ia being formed in Sinrtj was riven last Saturday >me o* Mrs. T.. Cresson to
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    JAP OFFICER ON TRIAL
    144 3 .ivd to have been concemcc the savage beating up Of Sgt. which resulted in his death :.::k-Kanu area in Siam scrneD 1943. Lt. Hirota Eiji. a mem I the Japanese Imperial Army. :r:al in the Australian War C::nea Cont before Major 8. F*. OS, DS O
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    GLAXO, OVALTINE PRICES
    26 3 New maximum retail price> r Glaxo and Mb. tin of Ovalfrom yesterday have been fixed at $1.90 and $1.10 per tin r< pectively.
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    WAR ON BLACKMARKETING: PUBLIC COOPERATION ASKED
    247 3 An appeal to the public of Singapore to cowith Governmen: in reporting cases of blacknarketing was once again made by Mr. T.P.F. Mcof 'the Social Welfare Department speaking at tho Rotary Club meeting yesterday. "Tne public has been rep atedly asked, invited, almost red
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    Getz Bros. President To Visit S'pore
    120 3 Mr. Rene A. May. president of Messrs Getz Bios., and one-time member of the American War Production Board, is expected to arrive here about Sept. 25 by air. He is making an extensive postwar tour of his company's worldwide organisation. Mr. Irwin Harris, a
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    5 Chinese Held
    52 3 When a police party under Mr B. Lev:i> ASP. of the C.I.D. raided the P.W.D. Coolie Lines in Paste Panjang at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, live Chinese were de tamed suspected to have been connected with robberies in Singapore. Several motor car number plates were found in
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    ECHO OF S'PORE GENERAL STRIKE
    221 3 An echo of the general strike in Singapore on Jan. 29 when shops were closed and the public transport service was virtually a L a standstill, was heard in the Second Police Court yesterday when an Indian, Bansraj Singh, was convicted and sentenced to thre.
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    Volunteer Killed In Accident
    71 3 The death occurred on Tuesday following a motor-cycle accident of Sgt. Lee Keng Guan (Charlie), of the Second Battalion. S.S.V.F. The late Sgt. Lee was a Volunteer of long service and served in the war. When the Japs occupied Singapore, he went into hiding in Sumatra.
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    6 Alleged Armed Robbers
    98 3 Six Chinese, Lam Tin Seng, Ohohg Kck Lcong. Bee TOO Kin, Wong Kwang. Bsc Toh Chew tad Lee Lye Hock, were r manded in police custody after, n charge of a»-med robbery was explained to t them in the Second Police Court yesterday. It was alleeed
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    Great untitled A special pilgrimage ior exprisoners and deportees who had tweed to make the journey ivhen then had regain* d their freedom was arranged ior Sept. 6. Thousands made the trin to the famous shrine from al! o?vr Western Europe bu "train, car and on foot. Photo sliotss: The scene in front of the Lourdes Basilica, during the benediction rr; – many. A.P. Photo.
    66 3 Great untitled A special pilgrimage ior exprisoners and deportees who had tweed to make the journey ivhen then had regain* d their freedom was arranged ior Sept. 6. Thousands made the trin to the famous shrine from al! o?vr Western Europe bu "train, car and on foot. Photo sliotss: The
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    Old Tyres, Tubes For New—Gaoled
    109 3 Pit ad ins guilty to charge of theft of five tyres and fiv<' tubes valued at $200 between Bept li and Sept. i(> Buaag bin ftarrim, a Malay, was sentenced I > three roonths' r.i. in the to.r.i Police Court. The accused, a driver employed
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    KILLED IN ENGINE ROOM BLAZE
    219 3 How a fiie broke out in the engine room of a Chinese-owned LCT boat resulting in the death of a Malay second engineer, w is told lo the Coron r Mr VV.G. Porter \esterday in an inquiry into the death of Siram bin Ali. The
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    TUGS, BARGES FOR SIAM FROM INDIA
    85 3 Badly needed tugs and barges "or Siamese waterways are shortly <o be forthcoming l'rom India. Through the intermediary of .he Special Commissioner, Lord Killearn, the Government of Siam has now completed negotiations with the Government of India for the sale of 20 tugs and
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    Nazi Complainant In Breach Of Trust Case
    284 3 When Captain G.E.T. Francis. Superintendent of 1 Outram Road Prison in September, 1945, allegedly offered his services to convey, while on leave, valuables belonging to Kapitan Wolfgang Erhardt, described as a naval officer jf the Germany Navy, to Frau Erhardt in Germany, Erhardt,
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    Talisman Rubber Report
    373 3 Talisman Pail.}.or Company Limited'? report and accounts for the period from the re-oeenpaticn of the estate ui> to Dee- SI, 1945 states: The noricd under review having been one f rehabilitation only, there are no production results to present to shareholders: and ir. vicar of the rehabilitation
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    Pyke untitled
    469 4 Impressions of appreciation hj Government employees at the increase in wage rates under the Pyke Committee recommendations ere indicative us much a> anything else of a feeling ol depressed resignation and the *iew that something is better than nothing. The increase in allowance will Lvirely cover the increased
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    A Full Pound
    83 4 Sometimes the law insists upon its full pound of flesh with the severity of a Shyloek. We read that a Malay widow has been sent to prison for three months for soliciting. She told the court that her husband had been taken away by the Japanese, and
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    THE FATE OF RUBBER
    1827 4  -  This article on the rubber outlook takes what in times of a free market we should describe as the be.r view, and represents a section of opinion which dess not rule out the possibility of considerably lower prices. By HEAH JOO SEANG For the past m
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    THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG An Indian's Advice To Tan Kah Kee
    549 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR* £ir,—It is really with a very heavy heart that I nave to express regret and paintul surprise over the recent article in your paper by Tan Kah Kee concerning solely Indian inner-commu-nal affairs. His denunciation ol
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    Tea & Coffee Prices
    100 4 Tea Coffee Prices Sir.—Although the Government lias fixed the price tot the above at 5 cents without milk, and 10 cents with milk, the hotels and *h<^ s are charging openly at 10 and 15 cents respectively, and .some even charge 10 and 20 cents respectively. For relief to the
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    Housing Hint
    71 4 Sir, A in erica expects to build a million houses in a year from the waste from the lumber industries sawdust shaving:; and wood chips. A new process compresses these to form lumberWaliboaid made by <his process is in some respects superior to the natural product. One advantage
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    Alleged Thief's Cry From The Dock
    449 4 'That Girl Has Finished Me After being overpowered by police officers with whom he struggled in the dock, a Hastings man had to be forcibly lemoved when the local magistrals committed him for trial ai the Quarter Sessions on a charge of housebreaking and
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    Money Lender Evil
    100 4 Reuter. BOMBAY, <Ai. Mai village rooney-iender-age- W of the India: 1 countryside-is tho tarret of h 7 tly to be introduced iute tin Bonbay Legislative Assembly. The 801 proA id s r Ihj registration and licencing money lenders, maintenance m proper accounts, limited rates of interest am!
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      264 6 Battling Beery ftoes It Agafoi Rough Japs Meet The Toughest Yank' Big Ph I'lippi'ne Encounter! fi THE Stand 3ci;^ n **i m*HMJU columnist JpHm WALLACE 4.15-G.30—9.15 p.m BEERY??! T hvRAINTFR MM} TO-MORROW* Fay DAinitn mmm 1 memorable midmght nUiTkl WM PREMIERE! 'A* A CHINA s ARE TRUSTED! Iff I j
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    No Defence Against Jap Invasion In 1942
    831 7 WAVELL ON INDIA'S DANCER HOUR Reuter. I DON, SEPT. 18:—INDIA'S "MOST DANGERs HOI X WAS IN APRIL 1942 AFTER THE FALL .GOON WHEN BRITAIN'S EASTERN FLEET POWERLESS" TO PROTECT CEYLON AND r INDIA. the danger from the Japanese was overa time when Britain
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    PINT OF WATER A DAY FOR DRINKING AND WASHING
    308 7 Evidence that members of the British and Dutch PoW medical unit taken to Kanburi to assist in the medical care and attention of the civilian labourers, recruited from Malaya and other places for the reconstruction of the Burma-Siam "death railway." were
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    Seremban's Sunger Ujong Club
    131 7 The announcement of a meeting of members of the Sungei Ujong Club at Seremban this week to elect a provisional committee recalls the Boom days of 1928 when the present club premises were built. Situated on what must be one of the prettiest sites in Malaya
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    VAVAL BASE HOCKEY
    47 7 The following will play for the Royal Naval Police vs. H.M.S. Terror today at the Suara Grounds, Naval Base. Niranjan Singh; Jangeer Singh and Shamsher Singh; LAII Singh, Col. Little and Gurdial Singh; Arjan Singh, Lt. Hibbert, Mera Singh, Chairan Sinah and Sarban Singh.
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    Town Cleaners Demand Bigger Rice Ration
    181 7 Members of the Municipal Town Cleansing Labour Union committee have decided to request the authorities to increase the rice and flour rations for members of their Union to 20 and 15 katties a month respectively. Other requests included education facilities for the children of
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    Filipinos Plead For Laurel
    229 7 Reuter. MANILA, Sept. 18.— Over 2,000 residents of Baguio, summer capital of the Philippines, have signed a petition slating that the case of Dr. Jose P. Laurel, puppet president, of the Philippines under the Japanese, was one of "sacrifice for the Filipino people and not treason
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    28 7 TOKIO, untitled ol the British Par lament arrived late today at Jwayuni t v. Yamsguchi po fecture 111 the British r.one They will fly to Tokio tomorrow morning.
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    Michael Loh Performs Hat Trick At Stadium
    275 7 By six goals to two the Chinese Athletic Juniors beat the Indian Juniors in a soccer match played at Jalan Besar yesterday. The game which was watched by a fair crowd was not productive of goid football. As a team the Chinese played
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    Archie Quick's Sports Review
    444 7  -  (By Archie Quick LONDON, Sept. 17:—While he sat at breakfast with me Stan Hawthorne, the new cook of the Lightweight of the North, told me his plans for the future. This slim, gentlemanly boxer whose crinkly hair, slight tooth bru>h moustache and quiet voice gives him
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    Anglo—French Financial Agreement
    159 7 Reuter. I LONDON. Sept. 17. -The finan--1 cial agreement of last April between Britain and France under which the proceeds of I sterling securities requisitioned lin France were used to repay i credit previously given by the British Government to the French Government is to be modified,
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    New York Strike May Stop Papers
    155 7 New York. Sept. 17. —A strong,ly reinforced police guard was i today placed over New York's strike-tense waterfront which wa s the scene yesterday of the first outbreak of violence since ihe start of the nation-wide maritime stoppage nearly a forthnight ago. The clash
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    Chinese Fishing Industry Ushers in New Era
    315 8 Reuter SHANGHAI, Sept. 18 .—Ushering in a new era In the Chinese fishing industry, a fleet of eleven new deep-sea fishing vessels—vanguard of more than 200 brou -hi by UNRRA from the United States and Australia —have lefl here for fishing operations off
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    Molotov statement Shocks Germans
    129 8 Reuter. I BERLIN. S. II Tfce RUI tueni of If. Molotoi \< I Foreign matter, to th*. Polisb correspondent Mi Pp.: is feat Pol.-i t's pr ml fton der with Qennan? <*■ definitely j t»x-'u at Pot.-.5:.: c\m- as a £ho<-k to the Osi man Particularly,
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    'Shangrila Of Allied Internees'
    191 8 Reuter rH "\n'' i»i —Wri*Jne> in 'Vio ri,;, i Daily V —-s. Oeorge WrMer pays 1 the Sha-ierila of Allied 't the only rdaea on rart» rictcry ha: no! yet been won in the kw ihxi AHiod civilians are -till forcibly hold in wartime concentration Two
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    BOMBAY SITUATION
    89 8 Reuter. BOMBAY. Stpt 18 An aft may Dt enforce .u'.iu: troubl• makera if tiu- attuation Iftwifray don riot Improve, it was itated her« today. There was one stabbing Incident in Ihe riot ion toon eftei tl.i cur-fv-v mi fted Ibis moT, In Ahmedabad two people wore >>-.*bbfd. one
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    HAD ARMS—5 YEARS
    42 8 (.Our Own K« f> >rter' .Malacca. Wednt -day. Sentei e of live years' r.l. wu passed on Low Kim Poo for i i possesion of a revolver and fl; rounds oi ammunition a* tlu Seccmi Malacca As-izes i today.
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    BENGAL REDUCES RICE RATIONS
    174 8 Reuter. DELHI. Sept. 17.— Faced by I increasing deficits in grain dell--1 veries, the provincial govern- ments ol Bengal and the United Provinces have reduced the r rice rations, and Bombay Prt.s dency may follow su t shortly. In Bengal the ration has been :UI from
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    Compulsory Basic Education Planned For India
    122 8 A.P. NL\v DELHI, Sept 13—A prognunsne ol antrersal compulsory bui>ic education shonld be started in India and a national system of education must formed without delay, .sail- B r Bbafaai Ahmed Kha.;. -".cmb-T far Bdukation and Art>. >n th- present Indian Governmen: addreaalnt the
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    untitled INTEREST IN PHILIPPINES
    32 8 Reuter. y IKILA, Sept 17.—American capital will take in oil development In the Philippines. foreshacV wing an era which will give oil more importance in Philippine mining operation.-.--Reuter.
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    New Cost Of Living Allowances: Details
    506 8 On the recommendations of the Wages and Cost of Living Committee, th Administration have de. ided that the following increased Cost of Living allowances should now be paid as from Aug. 1. 1946. in lieu cf the allowances previously granted, to all Government employees
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    75, Served In five campaigns
    313 8 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 18:—A man, who claic oldest to land wich British troops in the as Sicilian beaches. Dr. Francis Leonard Harde brating his 75th birthday and is taking his f day after a lifetime of adventures in five war ij Dr. Harden who was
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    JAPANESE HIERESS KIDNAPPED
    119 8 A.P. YOKOHAMA Sept. 18.—The Japanese police here continued a day-old search for 12-year-old Kumko Bumltomo, eldes. daughter of the Immensely wealthy Zaib.it SU family who was k'rinapped yesterday by a man who lured her away from her companion with the story that her father was in trouble.
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    $50,000 BAIL FOR BENGALI
    55 8 Bail of $5,000 was offered i" Bhofa Ram. a Bengali, when ho was charged in the Fourth Police Court ritb criminal breach of trust of 70 D 3£ Of sugar valued at $700 on Sept. 16 while employed as a driveby the military. The case will
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    Wallace Speech "Sabotage"
    75 8 Reuter. WASHi\GTO v v mlral William H wartime Ambassador stated in L>s A: Wallace had I foeign policy S] "given comiort io vlrW -an offence tor whto of war. he could bettor Admiral Stan Mr. Wallace by Jj "sabotaged our and had been loyalty to his Me-sages
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    KOWLOON BUBBLE
    58 8 Reuter ECAKKTKG n-1 Brit:- 1 En 1 .'/J 1 Gov, tensle?rent n cit\ 'a iu-isd 11 X t\ O days Clove rnment the Kowim r territory :»r.rl d i) 0 >0\ cTt'iCT News Agency c eat, H purely One-S i Dd St pulalior. r ihe ?ei Practical!} {tanking
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    Hammond Is Out In Chess Tourney
    65 8 Aboard Stirling Cad 18 ._.8v Norman Preston. r.« ter's Special Corr the MCC im Memben the team taking terest in the closing 4 the ship's competitions reached his final in tne i tournament by beataw staff. Hammond, wn m and wisely conserving 1 tew
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