Morning Tribune, 28 June 1946

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1. NO. 51 (New Series) 10 CENTS FRIDAY. JUNE 28. 1946-
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    Britain Rations Bread
    93 1 Britain Rations Bread London, June 27. ...8read rationing for Britain was decided upon by the Cabinet today. An announcement was made in the House of Commons later in the day by Mr John Strachey (Food Minister), who returned from the food talks in America yesterday. The rationing will bec»in on
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    Arab Threat To Britain
    64 1 Alcxundr a, June 27.—Azam Pasha, Secretary General of the Arab league, after an interview today with Sidky Pasha. Egyptian Premier, told correspondents: H lf Eyypt's national aspirations are not met as Egypt wants them to be, Eaypt will become Britain's enenn/." Azzam Patha added thai he
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    32 1 the gravity of thr stop which it had been compelled to tako, but tho final decision had born taken "because otherwise W( would be taking an unjustifiable r'sk with our basic food."
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    GOEBBELS' BROTHER ARRESTED
    48 1 LONDf»N. Jiin<> M. A man de•critMd ai "Konn;iM Ooebbtflj brother of Dr. Joseph Oo«b1>el« Nazi Mini.-tcr of Propaganda, wi nrrrstod recently in Ellenback vll lajjc Mar Darmstadt, »ccordinß i- 1 a report by United BUU« authorairs," by the British :< «.-er\i<c in Germany last rii-'-' Reuter
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    Trieste: Still No Agreement
    125 1 Trieste: Still No Agreement PARIS. June 27.— The Big Four foreign M milters, in an informal e urn lum nights (ailed to lira on the vital question of Trust c. M. Mololov, proposed Wefte ihollld be an MltononiOUi district under Yugoslav wveretgnty under a slut us approved bf the Big
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    "Infantry Still Most Important"
    109 1 NEW YORK. Juno 27.- Major-Gen-eral Ciiihiktionnv. military editor of tin Moscow newspaper Pravda. said todfty that individual soldiers and mass armies will still piav the moat in.|>ortant part in any future warfare atom bomb or no atom bomb He is one of the three Russian journalists
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    S'pore Demobs: Commons Query
    120 1 LONDON, June 27. Mr. Galiachan. I, a hour. Cardiff, uked the War M'tjist«T if Army Group 34 had \<-» left Singapore, and if it will be borne lor discharge within the period laid down. In a written reply. Mr. Lawson said' ># I am afraid I
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    5-Minute Quake
    34 1 5 -Minute Quake London. Juno 27 Earthquake Khorks lastinl :ihollf fnr minutes wrrr frit t night In Tashkent, tm mpitni of the Socialist Soviet UAeklitan arid Borne minor damage occurreri. Moscow rsdio iald today.
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    GROMYKO TOLD: "YOU'LL HAVE TO UNDERSTAND"
    724 1 GROMYKO TOLD: "YOU'LL HAVE TO UNDERSTAND" New York June 27 —Hot words and frayed tempers marked the latest session of the Security Council. Twice, in the debate on Spain, the Soviet delegate M. oromyko exercised his veto, to kill resolutions which had secured raaJOnt AtTa t s e t S
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    Lie: "Big Five Must Agree, or Catastrophe"
    292 1 San Francisco. June 27.— Dr. Trygve Lie, Secretary-General of ihe United Nations organisation, declared today that the failure of the big powers to settle their differences would result in "ca. tastrophic consequences for the United Nations." In an address delivered here on the
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    3,000 Govt Clerks May Strike
    175 1 3,000 Govt Clerks May Strike (Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A sit-down strike by 8,000 wmto collar workers of the Government service is predicted in Junior Civil Service circles if the present recommendations of the Cost-of-Li/ing Committee are not revised. It is reliably learned that a mass meeting of
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    Quake Rocks Rangoon
    37 1 RANGOON, June 27.— An earth quake shock of some intensity was Xelt in Rangoon tonight. The tremor lasted several seconds severely xcking huge blocks of buildings. No casualties were so far reported.— Reuter thutyjtnhj
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    Why Grow Old?
    420 2  -  Josephine Low man By Breathe Correctly There aro many major miracles going on to the body day in and day out. The precision with which they operate, without thought or volition on our part is more exciting than the Atomic Age! Take as an example, our breathing
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    Marshall Studies red Proposals
    230 2 Marshall Studies red Proposals NANKING, June 27. In an atmosphere made uneasy by bristling armies, Gen. George Marshall studied the Chinese Communist proposal for the reorganisation of the nation's military establishment the last and > most critical point blocking the completion of the pact to end China civil strife. Guards
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    Burma Rice Prospects
    98 2 RANGOON. June 26.— Prospects of cultivation in lower Burma where before the war a vast almost unbroken expanse of 10,000,000 aeivs was devoted to rice crop are generally much brighter than last year when only 6,000,000 of 12,500,003 acres were under rice cultivation. It is hoped to
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    UMNO London Mission Likely To Be In Vain
    242 2 UMNO London Mission Likely To Be In Vain LONDON, June 2G. "N ot likciy to be very productive" was the authoritative comment in London today on the report that the Un Red Malay Nationalist Organisation had decided at its Ipoh meeting on Sunday to fly a three-man mission to London
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    Shanghai Shipping Service To Singapore
    63 2 SHANGHAI, June 25:— In view of the importance of the' South Seas market, China Merchants Steam Navigation Company the biggest concern of its kind in China and now slate owned is completing preparations for a shipping service to .Singapore. I It hopes to begin the
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    British Consul In Tabriz Fired Upon
    107 2 British Consul In Tabriz Fired Upon TEHERAN, Jun e 27.— A diplomatic informant said dissatisfied Communist extremists last week made an attempt to poison Pishevari, Azerbaijan chieftain. Thirty underlings in the plot were jailed but the most important figures some of whom were reported to have played import, ant roles
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    Crack At Gandhi Costs £25
    75 2 ILONDON, June 26:—Frederick Adolphus Gould, the actormanager, who appeared at Barnsiey Police Court on June 3 was fined £25, when he pleaded guilty to acting a scene that had been disallowed by the Lord Chamberlain's department, and preRenting" another scene and rhyme about Mahatma Gandhi
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    SWIMMER CR USHED BETWEEN 2 BOATS
    308 3 SWIMMER CR USHED BETWEEN 2 BOATS The story cf how a 14- year old Chinese lad, swimi ming in the Telok Ayer Basin, was crushed between I two boa's and killed was rela'rd when the case in which Ahmad b!n Karso is charged with causing death through neglgence op^ed before
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    Gen. Messervy Off To England
    129 3 Li -Gen. Sir Frank W. Messervy. KBE, CB. DSO. left Kuala Lumpur yesterday for a Vtiii to England. He will be away unti Sep. tember on leave, and attending a War Office conference. His tL7nporary successor is Maj-Gcn. R.H.B. Arkwrigty. CB. DSO, who is the
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    G. G. THROWS A PARTY
    94 3 (Tribune Correspondent) PENANG. June 27. The GovernorGeneral. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald yesterday entertained the Governor j of the Malayan Union. Sir Edward j Gtnt. and the President of the U.M. J N.0.. !>ato Onn bin Jafar, and other prominent Malays. It is understood •hat they took
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    Governor On Singapore's Importance
    153 3 m Congratulating H.E. the Governor, ?ir Franklin Uimson on his knighthood at yesterday's meeting of the *dvi:,ory Council. Sir Han Hoe Mm _,m ix'hall oi all members Of the Jouncil said: '1 feel that it is only fitting that n should voice our feelings of whai
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    50 DETAINED
    74 3 (Tribune Correspondent) PENANG. June 27.-An extensive vms drive was conducted by the 3TU police and the military jointlv vo.tevday at Bukit Mcrtajam for nbout six hours. They raided the wmUes of a societv in the outskirts of the town and detained about ■0 menber. of the society for
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    $19-Miliion Vote Passed
    336 3 An approprlapM of $i0,2di».."n7 charged upon the r< -v» -im-s •"••I other fuiK.s of Mm <'olony fut public scrvVe during the j»eiiol July to Decemhor. 1*44, was approvofl wh.n MM Supply (Supplementary i Ordinance. If4i. Bill VM introdu.e<l at ycstirdny's Advisory Council liu-ctinp. The Sunply Ordnance. l!>4fi.
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    "Worst Character" And Companion Jailed
    311 3 "Worst Character" And Companion Jailed Edwin D. Taylor (21) and George A. Moiral (24) of the Royal Marines, who took a wrist watch frcm a repair shop in Jalan Bcsar, and left behind an 1.0.U. for the watch, were sentenced to three months' r.i. each, by Mr. L.C. Goh, the
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    Defendant Who Feared Fatal Beating
    378 3 Webb Preliminary Inquiry "I asked my lawyer rot to continue appearing for me because I would or ly be beaten to death when I was returned to the Polce Station." i Ahrtui Kadir bin Mohamed. a Sundry-goc ds shop-keeper, told the courr this when he
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    Sepoy On Gang Robbery Charge
    83 3 Ram Narash (3) and Mukand Lai (30). Sepovs attached to Headquarters. A.L.F.S.E.A., Tanfflin. were produced before Mr. L. C. Goh. in the Second Court, on a tentative gang robbery charge, yesterday. The Sepoys, together with five others, were alleged to have robbed a Chined of
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    Ex-Sergeants Committed
    150 3 Police sergeants at the Central Police Station during the occupation, two Malays, Hussein bin Hashim and Mohamed Saman. were committed to stand trial at the next A,ssizes when the preliminary inquiry into tentative hurt changes against them closed yesterday afternoon, in .the* SpvefttW Pplice Courts- Against Husseia .two
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    The Morning Tribune FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1946. The Lost Years
    302 4 The Morning Tribune FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1946. The Lost Years The Colonial Service is among those confronted with a proclem of personnel arising cut cf the war interruption of '.he flow of young men as candidates. Out here, we are apt to think of the war as an event of
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    THE SOMALI
    2030 4  -  John Rickard The L nd of the Soma/is in North -Enst Africa is one of legend and story desert. British Somaliland invaded by Italy in 1940, was recaptured in 1941. by *r (in Everybody's Weekly) Somebody once described the Somali as "a parasite on the camel." This is
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    UNO Committee On Atom-Bomb
    108 4 UNO Committee On Atom-Bomb new YORK. June W.— The Unit" (d Nations Atomic En rgy OmnvsBfton Hit night decided to form a orKißg oommittM to eoni d t r0 i propoMll put before tbfl commiti.ee i'or control of atomic energy. These include the two sharpiy difI.VQrinf schemes submit rJ by
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    Singapore Faces Over $35 Million Deficit
    690 5 Singapore Faces Over $35 Million Deficit SSO Million l_<j«in Bil\ P,*ss«.c\ A LOAN BILL AUTHORISING THE FINANCIAL SKCRKTARY TO FLOAT A $50 MILLION LOAN IN SINGAPORE WAS EXPRESSED BY THE SINGAPORE ADVISORY COUNCIL AT ITS MEETING YESTERDAY. The bill was introduced oy Mr. Nelson Jones, the Financial Secretary. The loan—
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    Dutch Colonies Want Freedom
    103 5 THE HAGUE, June 26.— The Dutch West Indian colonies of Curacao and Surinam (Dutch Guinea) have presented petitions to the Queen of Holland asking for grater measures oi self-government. The Curacao states have appointed a commission which will ask for consultations with the Dutch Government "about
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    250 Survived Out Of 50,000
    80 5 BRATISLAVA. CZECHOSLOVAKIA, June 26— Anton Vasek, a Slovak who is accused of havinp sent 50 000 Slovak Jews to the Auschwitz concentration camp of whom 250 survived, went on trial for his life on Tuesday before a Slovak national court. Vasek, an official of the
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    Matsuoka Dead
    45 5 TOKfO. Jun<" 27. Tho inivt national Tribunal on Thursday un- nouncod the death of Yosuki- Ivfat-s-iokn, 60, former Japanese Foreign Minister and one- of the aocu^c-tl w:.r criminals. Hr» died at the Tokio Imperial University hospital. He had btti- suffering from tuberculosis. A.P.
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    Father & Son Executed
    74 5 Father Son Executed FLENSBURG, June 27.— Two Danish nationals, a father and son named Juergensen, have been executed on charges of organising subsersive actU vities under the cover of a sports club, Brit'sh occupation authorities announced Wednesday. Nine youths, aged 14 to 17* were involved with them. One was sentenced
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    Aldershot Mutiny Court Martial
    320 5 Aldershot Mutiny Court Martial HEADLEY (HAMPSHIRE), June 25. Damage amounting to more than £9,000 was mentioned at a court martial at Headley detention camp today in which 19 soldiers are accused of charges arising out of disturbances in Aldershot military prison and detention barracks in February. The hearing is expected
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      205 5 Clues- Try This AMERICAN Lrr,u,,,,, SE3T CRO^ SnvIID i a br okJFLt, 38-Altemating 52_Back of neck Answer To Yesterday's 13-Fish that 31-^upreme Court -W^er I UUtml-ftl li -SST 3^hallenges ffl| -_^2 7r7 DOWN 27 Water animal 2^ 25 vy^ 2<* z ~l y/j Z 30— Woody plant //y tmmmmmt l—
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    More Foodstuffs Come Under Export Control
    403 6 More Foodstuffs Come Under Export Control Hi/,- <Jj* SSfti*-/* JA///^V N£w orders under the Food Control Proclamation have been made declaring a large variety of foodstuffs < controlled and requiring reference to the Food Controller before export of controlled articles is allowed other than to the Malayan TJnion. Controlled articles
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    Court Martial: More Defence Evidence
    595 6 One of the two witnesses to give evidence for the defence in the general court-martial trial of Major F.T. Metherell, R.E.M.E., of the Base Workshops, yesterday, was Capt. R.A. Hale, R.E.M.E., who told the court that a small percentage of some of the materials taken
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    Spitfire Fired: Inquiry Ordered
    69 6 Air Marshal Sir George Pirie has ordered I I quiry regarding the recent destruction of a Spitfire. On June 18. the Tribune J S learnt that four wiser- viceable planes were to be destroyed by burniny— fire Liberator, one Spit, i I fire and two Hurricanes.
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    Worders' Canteens: Official Move
    226 6 Worders' Canteens: Official Move bune Staff Reporter)* in order to effect the economic and social rehabilitation of Malaya, the welfare of the people as a common whole should represent the fundamental purpose of the Government, workers and employers. This view was stressed by Mr. B.P. Garrett, Trad*' Union Adviser, Singapore,
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    Two Smallpox Deaths
    53 6 Two Sma llpox Deaths There were four OMM with two d( aths reported of mall-pox in Singapore List week, according to the weekly health report. There was an increase of 207 births over deaths for the period, the figures beta* 47(> and 203, while b'7 infantile deaths under one year
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    THE LATE MR. M.V. PILLAI
    62 6 A resolution placing on record tbe Oeylooese community'i appredtion and respect for Um devoted terviccs rendered them by the late Mr. M. V. Pillai. Har-at Law. leader of the Oylonese community, and ext ending deep sympathy to the bereaved members of the family was parsed
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    MR. E.E.F. PRETTY
    61 6 Mr. E. E. F- Pretty. M < arrived in Singapore liy plane from the United Kingdom yesterday aft« i ROOB< He was met <m aiiival by lli Highness the Tun^ku Mahkota ol Johorc, the Acting Resident Commissioner of Johore (Mr. A. Sleep) and Dato S. Q. Wong.
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    JAP ADMIRAL CHARGED
    47 6 iOKIO, Juno 27.— Vice- Admiral ttanflMN Sakonju has been Charged ivith ordering the execution of f7 British. Chinese and Indian surviI'ors of a British ship sunk in the [ndian ocean In 1044. He was jailed with 29 other .suspected war liminals on Wednesday.- A.P.
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    Textiles: Employers please Write
    202 6 Textiles: Employers please Write I To facilitate the Gov- S i eminent -sponsored sj/s- I tern of distribution of c lev I iles t o commercial i house*, co-operative so- j cieties, Government de- i part men! s and other m- i st it u turns, employers are required to
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    Captain Disobeyed, Says Jap
    163 6 Captain Disobeyed, Says Jap Givine evidence at his trial on a charge of brutal and inhumane treatment of British. American and Australian PoWs at the Officers' Camp in Kanburi, Siam, KofUChJ Hideji. former oommandftnt of the Allied PoW Officers' Camp, told the Sixth War Crimes Court yesterday that he had
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    SERVICES' URDU PAPER
    49 6 In Singapore this work was born a nowspapor which is perhaps unique Jn the Far East. It is the Urdu edition of tho Indian forces' daily paper, "Jawan". believed to be the frst Services paper ever to be produced in Urdu script in the Far East.
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    Stage Set For Atom Bomb Experiments
    203 8 Stage Set For Atom Bomb Experiments ABOARD THE U.S.S. MOUNT MCKINLEY, JUNE 27.— AMERICA'S OLD AIR-CRAFT-CARRIER, THE SARATOGA, AND TWO HONOURABLY DISCHARGED VETERANS OF THE TWO WORLD WARS, THE BATTLESHIPS PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK, ARE ON WEDNESDAY ANCHORED WELL BEYOND THE ZONE WHERE EITHER SINKING OR EXTENSIVE DAMAGE IS EXPECTED
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    $465 Million Recommended For UNRRA
    79 8 $465 Million Recommended For UNRRA WASHINGTON, June 27.— The House of Representatives Appropriations Committee on Wednesday recommended a new $465,000,000 cash allotment for UNRRA. It is expected this will cause a bitter debate on Thursday as to whether the money should be spent for the Russian republics which do not
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    German Losses Excited Hitler Says Raeder
    203 8 German Losses Excited Hitler Says Raeder Grand Admiral Raeder. former German /"Javal Commander-in-Chief. continuing his evidence before the War Crimes Tribunal, said that he wanted to resign in October, 1939 but Hitler refused to allow it. After that, said Raeder, his per sonal relationship with Hitler was hampered. Hitler became
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    MORE INDIANS CHARGED
    36 8 DURBAN, June 26:—Fortyrtx Indians headed by Dr. Yusuf Dadoo appeared in the Magis-trates-Court here today charged with contravening the riotous assemblies act last night. The accused were remanded in custody until to-morrow. Reuter
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    £500,000 To Make Chungking Modern City
    96 8 £500,000 To Make Chungking Modern City NANKING, June 25.— Chungking, China's war-time capital, is to p. transformed into a modern city 1 under a tenVyear-'plan) costinp $3,450,000,000 Chinese dollars (about £800,000), according to Mr. Tang Hung-lien, Secretary -General of tnc Chungking City Government, who is now visiting NankingAmerican engineers have
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    "Reparations" from Switzerland
    71 8 Berne. June 26— The Swiss National Council— Lower House of Parliament today ratified the agreement with the Allies on the disposal of German assets in Switzerland by an overwhelming majority. The settlement obliges the Swi^s to Kand over to the Allies half of the German assets in
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    U.S. Military Aid To China Bill Passed
    52 8 U.S. Military Aid To China Bill Passed I WASHINGTON, June 27 The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved on Wednesday a bill authorising military aid to China. The measure would permit the transfer of armaments, chiefly surplus, to the Chinese and the training of their forces by a United States military
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    Caretaker Govt. For India
    106 8 Caretaker Govt. For India NEW DELHI, June 26^Viceroy Lord Wavell will set up a temporary caretaker government of officials for India in place of the proposed interim government which the Congress Party announced yesterday it had rejected f the < British Cabinet Mission said in an official statement ton'ght. The
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    Entry Of Indians Into America
    56 8 Entry Of Indians Into America WASHINGTON, June 26--Le-gislation to permit 100 nationals of India to enter the United States annually and become eligible for naturalisation was approved by the U.S. Senate in a voice vote on Tuesday night. Only House of Representatives 'approval is needed to send the measure to
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    Russians Have Not Repatriated Japanese
    259 8 Russian s Have Not Repatriated Japanese Tokio, June 26.— Mr. George Atcheson, United States Chairman of the Allied Council for Japan, said at a meeting of the Council today that no Japanese had been repatriated to Japan from the areas under Russian control. The British and Chinese, he said, had
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    ITALLY DEMANDS HON'BLE PEACE
    216 8 ITALLY DEMANDS HON'BLE PEACE ROME, June 27. —A 27-minute session of Italy's Constituent Assembly on Wednesday cheered its new president, Socialist Signor Giuseppe Saragat, as he added his voice to those demanding an honourable peace for Italy. The new president said the 'threatened" peace terms for Italy J would be
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    Mongolia Wants UNO Membership
    144 8 NEW YORK, June 27.— The Mongolian Peoples' Republic has applied for membership to the United Nations. The eight-month-old Outer Mongolian Government which signed a friendship treaty with the Soviets last February was formerly part of China. Ip a communication to Sefcre. tary General Trygve Lie, Premier
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    Big 4 Hold VitalTalks
    211 8 PARIS, June 2fi— The Bis Four Foroign Ministers arc meeting al a special informal session at 9.7. r > p.m. tonight, it is authoritatively revealed here. The Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, M. Andrei Vyshinsky, had pro posed n meeting be called to consider the vital Italian
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    24 8 NANKING. June 27.— Wei Taomini?, former ambassador to Washington, has been appointed vice* president of the Legislative Yuan, succeeding Premier T. V. Snonß.— A.P.
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    Govt. Servants Are Not Enthusiatic
    270 9 ing Allowances C mp'p e d'.^gi t wai expressed by a numbar ol senior G.vrrnm nt servant wh2n a kei for their comments on h recommendations cf the Cost of Living and Wag?3 Committee, wh ch were made public yeserelay morn ng. 'Totally inadequa'e" w.is
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    A'D TO PHILIPPINES
    35 9 WASHINGTON. June 27.— TheM House Appropriations Committee re-B common del 110.000.000 for the Phi-B lippine War Damage commission andß $47.918 000 for expenditures underß -onstruotion phases for the Philippine^ Rehabilitation Act.— A.P.
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    Army's New 'No. 1' Uniform
    118 10 l.i <MJi '.V. Ji;r..- i mtched I f;. i onl I from Willing ton liuri u< k io aokin^ham Pal rsl piimi'M' of tin- proposed :>• Number One" army dress ;i]>pi"uw i y the War < >fiio f<>f ceremoi coas ons and for walkinp-out. hu
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    WINS IRISH DERBY
    36 10 Vfr ridden > M D OU In:: J kg. 'he race was over mile and a if. \he vtinn r Btarted ai 100-8 c Joint favourite at 4 l aiui Royal Tula 3—l. Reutar
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    Oxford Honours Mountbatten
    172 10 OP] toda; ho ourtfd Lord Loui Mountbatten, former Supreme Allu<l Commander South-EMt At on Ramaswami Mud.-ilinr, well-know! Indian and Alik Khisar Hayat Ki»..ii I iuiimji, Prime Minister of Punjai>. They marched in a pfOCCMton through tho strt'i-ts with the Biiti.n Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Alt let, and
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    Terms OF he $50 Million Loan
    779 11 Terms OF he $50 Million Loan The floating of the $5 0-million Loan Bill passed at yesterday's Advisory Council meeting will make provision for the raising of loans to defray extraordinary expenditure arising in connection with the enemy occupation of Malaya and for the purposes of rehabilitation, said the Financial
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    INDIAN CRICKET TEAM
    72 11 j The Indran Association will play tae R.A.F. Tengah at cricket this Sunday: The following have been select cd for the Indian Association at Tenpah: Wazir Singh, P. K. Bha^ karan, Solokan Sinph, Hussein 3nah I. Isa, Choor Sink'h. Dharmuraj Pereira, Mewa Singh. D. K. Sai.^ Kevan
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    Y.M.C.A. TEAM
    79 11 The following will play cricket for the Y.M-CA. against the Australian War Graves Unit on Saturday June 29, at Chanpi: J. P. Chrysos torn, Dr. V. Xavier, F. W. M;«r,a. I. B. Suratta, V. N. Pillai, Cecil Wong, Cheong Thiam Siew, M. C. Schubert, Tan Guan Hong, Tan
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    ENGLAND VS. SCOTLAND SOCCER
    36 11 LONDON, June 26 —The Footbuli Association announced -the Match between England and Scotland is to take place at Main Road, Manche"tei on August 24 in aid ot' the Bolton Disaster Fund. Reuter
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    STORE RIFLE ASSOCIATION REVIVED
    247 11 STORE RIFLE ASSOCIATION REVIVED The Singapore Rifle a- oclation Ua-, been revived under the distinguished patronniu- of Sir Franklin Gimsori, Governor of Singapore. The G.0.C.. Singapore. Major-General L. H. Cox is the president of the association whilo Li. -Col. R. S. Hawkjn- its Chairman. Membership is open to all residents
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    Film Premiere At The Pavilion
    282 11 I A full house last night saw and erjcyed James Mason and A,nn Todd in the Sydney Box production "The Seventh Veil", which had its AllMalayan premiere at the Pavilion Theatre. The picture^ which was preceded i by a tcchnicolour production of the Victory Parade,
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    Primary Education Malaya To Be Extend
    286 11 (Our Own Reporter) Penang, June 27. That ar tang .-meats wou made to improve and spread primary education 1 future was staled by Mr. H.R. Cheeseman, Dii of Education, Malayan Unioa, at a press interview He said there were many factors to be coii.sidered
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    Terrorists, Gaoled, Shout Tit Court: Struggle Continues"
    250 12 Terrorists, Gaoled, Shout Tit Court: Struggle Continues" Jerusalem, Juno 27. Thir'v members of the Jcwjnderpround organization Irgun Zvai Leuml wore enced by a military court to 15 yoars' imprisont each for carrying explosives and firearms, and 31st defendant was given life imiDrisonment for iting at a British soldier. They included
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    US. Foreign Trade
    57 12 WASHINGTON. June 27.— Pi\m•ent Truman has appointed a twelv Tiember committee of industrialists bankers to draft recomvnenc'a■jons for rehabilitating foreign trade. The White House statement said thu' he nation's foreign fade export and vmport "must In the long run cc privately handled and privatelv fin meed, if
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    SUNDAY'S CHARITY FOOTBALL
    102 12 Mhe Malays will meet the MFSEA in a charity soccer mie at the Jalan Besar Sia■m this Sunday. The have a good record m a good game is antic pat. W Admission charges loill Isl and 50 cents and the Uceeds will go to the SingaMe Welfare
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    LONIALS CRICKET XI
    57 12 Ie following will play for the nials against the S.C.R.C. in icket match at Thompson Koui; Sunday: A. E. Dclikan (CapO, n Kooti Poh. R- Dclikan. J. 11 ?ouza. W. Rntnayake, C. 10l L. Nupara. L. S. Nathaniels. H. Perry, J. N. Fernando, L weera. L. Delikan
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    WAR PICTURES EXHIBITION
    73 12 Tho exhibition of war pictures arranged by the Dept. of Public Ro lations. Malayan Union, has juvt completed one month's tour of Southern Malaya. Ttv Exhibition was shown In Malacca < 3 000 nooplet. Batu Pahat (1 000 DeooteV Kluang, Gemax and KlHdfl Pilah The exhibition is
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    Yugoslavs Holding British Policeman?
    61 12 Yugoslavs Holding British Policeman? June ?7 l f (/s here today that investigation is being made by Allied authorities in~ to a report that a corporal of the British military police and fhrcc members of Venecia Giulia c iiil police of the town of Rifembercro were yesterday taken into custody
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    Alanbrooke Says Thanks
    136 12 The following message to his men throughout the Army has been given by Field Marshal Viscount f Alanbrookc on handing over the appointj ment of Chief of the Imperial General Staff to Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery: "On vacating the post of C.1.G.5., i wish to thank all
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    21 12 i "You could do yrtth a little grub? Blimey! help yourself! ttie ruddy garden's full of em!!". stop press
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    Malayan V-Paraders Returning
    174 12 Malayan V-Paraders Returning The Secretary of State sent the following message to the Commander of the Contingent "Now that your visit to this country is drawing to an end I send to you all my sincere congratulations on the part which you played in the Victory March, and my best
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    Chile President Dies At 58
    104 12 SANTIAGO, Chile, June 27. Juan Antonio Rios, 58, President of Chile iince 1942, died today after a prolonged illness. He had been on leave since last January because of illhealth. Rios was elected president Feb. 1, 1142, in a sweeping victory of the Leftist Popular
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    50 More Arrested
    57 12 DURBAN. June 27. Fifty more Indians led by Dr. G. M. Naicker, cli airman of the Natal Indian Congress, were arrested last night when they occupied a vacant lot in the controlled area of Durban in a passive resistance demonstration against the South African law restricting land
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    4 Germans To Die
    53 12 HERFORD, Germany, June 27 The military court at Essen today sentenced to death four former German policemen for the murder of three officers of the Royal Air Force \r> a house in Hertogenbosch, Holland, <n July, 1944. Six other policemen aere acquitted of being associated with
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    INDIANS 328, NORTHANTS 77 FOR 1
    196 12 INDIANS 328, NORTHANTS 77 FOR 1 NORTHAMPTON. June '27. The Af other was fair and bright here thil morning. India .should consolidate their position against Northamptonshire with their spin bowlers probably proving effective on the diving pitch. Before the match began, acting Captain Merchant said lie was much mpre.ssed with
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    Score Board
    102 12 India Ist Innings Merchant b Clark 110 Mankad c Barron b Morrit 17 A:narnath c Clark b Robinson 52 Modi b Robinson 63 Mushtaq Ali c Clark b Whitfinld 7 Nimbalkar c Nevtll b Merritt Schoni b Merritt 0 HafiM-z b Novel M Banerjoe b (lark Snrwatc b
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