Morning Tribune, 27 July 1946

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    15 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1 NO. 76 <New Scries) 10 CENT* SATURDAY, JULY 27. 194 I
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    Britain May Cut Help To Unrra
    161 1 I. nidon, July 26. -The London Daily Graphic said today that Britain will cut substantially her contributions to UNRR/V and may recommend "the whole UNRR'Y scheme be wound u\y m Ihi' n- ar future". Tne Graphic saia: 4t m Cabinei circles there is considerable
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    Govt. Salary Arrears Payment
    45 1 Govt. Salary Arrears Payment has been decHed to < pty arrears of salary to i March 31, 1942. to all those Asiatic Government I officers n ho in re not V'.nri j an advance of two i months' salary in Febru- I 1 Off fM£. j
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    2 Days Meant £557,000 Loss
    80 1 London. July 26. When Gaspard 01 vet Farrar, 85 -/</ bachi lor of St. Jam. 1 1 died, he ft £lJ0/2r OGO on Whi h £783,000 dca h is payable. He died on Apr i it the day afu r 'if new finance bill rn
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    Jewish Leaders May Boycott Talks
    281 1 Jew ish Leaders May Boycott Talks London July 26 The Jew ish Agency announced last night 'hat it would boycott any attemnt by the British government to inlMate talks which wouJd make the immiffration of 00 000 Jewish refugees to Palestine deoend on Arab consent. The Ai:«'»<-v raad« onblic a
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    U.S. SENDING 600,000 TONS
    42 1 NEW YORK, July 25.— Thr United] States is pfenning to ship al least 600,000 tons of wheat to India a< th c earliest possible d*te, Agrtcul- ture Secr<:ary ClintOn Anderson told memben ol the American Famine Mission. Reuter
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    31 1 I < >NDON, Ju y 26.- -The ibour iovernmeni to-night won its ita nird by-election this ireek when Mr. Douglas Jay n turned ii ■uember ol Parliament for London constituency North Battersea.
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    FATE OF 35,000 DUTCH INTERNEES IN THE BALANCE
    359 1 FATE OF 35,0 00 DUTCH INTERNEES IN THE BALANCE Illicit iHJ Takes A Serious \ic%v m £>atav.a, Juy 26- —A British j sp ,kisman tcday said that an I 'extremely serious view is being ak.'ii by Allied Headquarters regarding the abrupt cessation 01 the evacuation ol 35,000 more Dill i
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    American Couple Held By Russians
    63 1 .S Warrant Officer Satnucl L. Harrison, of Texas, and his wife Helen, photographed after their release by the Rusn& m Berlin, on 16, af r having been held for 15 V& for entering the Russian zone of occupoton without written 9*rmit*. They a** wen here
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    AMERICA TAKES OVER
    58 1 WASHINGTON. July 25— The U.S. State Department has taken over control of all German and Japanese diplomatic and consular property I 1 thr United States. The Swiss Em bassy relinQulshed sup '"vision o Oennan diplomatic property somf time aeo. while the Japanese Qi ment has handed ovev
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    28 1 WASHINGTON. July 26. General Ho Yin^-chin began today bin duties as chief of the Chinese military in thp United States. calling o n the US. war secretary Patterson.
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    Commissioners Vote For Higher Local Taxation
    290 2  -  Mr. Laycock Municipality "Insolvent" Says Singapore Municipality would be indebted by the end of this year to the extent of $17,000,000. This was the gloomy picture painted by Mr. Laycock at yesterday's Commissioners meeting when he moved a motion which would be "a first
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    FACTORY WORKER ELECTROCUTED
    178 2 FACTORY WORKER ELECTROCUTED The manager of a rubber factory was told to see 10 the wirings of his factory at the conclusion of a coroners inquiry nto the death of a coolie who stepped on a live ul.re! and got electrocuted. The coolie, Hoo Hee Seng (?3), ivas on his
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    INTIMIDATION CHARGE
    67 2 Two Chinese Can Yew Tor (21> and Npro Ah Bin (19) had a charge of criminal intimida Hon explained to th?m in tho First Police* Court vest -relay I Kg alleged that the accused threatened labourer* is the SHB with injury, on the morning of July 25. Bail
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    STOLEN MOTORBIKE CHARGE
    243 2 STOLEN MOTORBIKE CHARGE A 28-year-old Chinese, nng Kirn Ling, who appeared In thf B id Police; Court yes ;rday of dishonestly re a stolen motorcycle, am ir v that he a.d I n prop( rty, as tt had a Johore nu-nb r and he i r??is*rat!on card by I nd,
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    Interest Payments On Municipal Loans
    54 2 An advance of $12,000,000 loas made to the S.nyapore n c polity by the Crown Agents to pay arrears of interests on Municipal loans for e mire period of the Japanese OCCUpa ion. announ >ed the Municipal President, Mr. W. Bart cy, at yesterday's Commiss
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    MASS MEETING POSTPONED
    31 2 The mass meeting of Indians .dxed i lor the Happy vVorid Stadium to form i United Organisation or Indians of Singapore 9M been provisionally postponed i<> Aug. 18.
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    Co-ordination Work of Social Welfare Council
    272 2 i The functions of the Singapore Soda] Welfare Council win b? f o co-ordinate tin efforts made by botn Government and chari--1 tabu* organisation m connection with welfare work, stated H*.a bxcellency the Governor Sir Franklin Glmscn m hia op ning address at the
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    $1,440 HANDKERCHIEFS STOLEN
    53 2 A ?ang robbery charjre was i xplained tn a 22-year-old Teor»hew -m Soo Cho m tbr First PoMce Court yei I rday. The robh -»v took fhe XA KIEFI war<»>iou«e fn Read Street on July 25, involving t" handkerchiefs valued at 110. Thy caa wri^ postponed to
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    Six Japs To Die For Ambon Atrocities
    246 2 Wh known us the Ambon atrocity caa Lich 13 Japanese were on trial m th Third War Crime Courl on various charges of ill-treatment ol British and Dutch PoWs taken from Java to Ambon Islands for the construction ol airfields there m 1943,
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    No let-up in hawkers' clean-up
    147 2 No let-up in hawkers clean-up Commenting on the Police ;driv t. against unlicensed hawk t-r\s at yesterday's Commissioners, mM'ting. Mr W. Ban ley Municipal President, said thai th< Pol.cc and Food Control De partment were playing a prominent role. Action againa hawker 8 had b en taken and was «ontinuing.
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    FRUITS SEIZED IN MORE RAIDS
    128 2 Continuing the drive ftgaittst haw kers the Police yesterday carried out two more raids m the central an a The first raid was m the Trenpiranu Street—Sano Street area and resulted m the confiscation of two lorry loads of fresh fruits and Wfl Üblea a;,d
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    Jap Prison Chief Gives Evidence
    188 2 Jap Pri son Chief Gives Evidence fanapathj had no power to beat prisoner, and neither had he the authority to Instruct any of the den or sub-warden to do *o. anesc prison chiel II ki < a Toshiro itated at th<- Ayesterday at the continued trial of two former members
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    POLICEMAN CHARGED
    49 2 K&asim b. Abu Aman (17). Malay policeman attached to •he Harbour Hoard, appeared in Third Police Court yester" y on charges of failing to liv< r up the property of Govrnmenl and being absent from duty. Tin case w a poatpon* d to Auk 2 for mention.
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    "BUY LOANS OR BE TAXED —AND TAXED HEAVILY"
    1341 3 "BUY LOANS OR BE TAXED —AND TAXED HEAVILY" Financial Secretary's Broadcast $15-MILLION SUBSCRIBED "Buy Loans or be taxed and taxed heavily" wa^ theme of a broadcast last night by the Financial S cretary (Mr. Nelson Jones) over Singapore Radio. He revealed that up to midday yesterday $15- >..- had been
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    Inspector Shot At By Surprised Robbers
    107 3 Receiv ng information that Dure were some suspicion characters loitering near a house in Geylang, on Thursday night. Inspector Hanson and a party of police went out to gate, but could not find the suspicious characters. Persisting in a comb-up of the ana, however,
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    Nowaterrationing yet in Singapore
    228 3 Tribune Staff Reporter) Despite the continued dry spell, water will nol be rationed for the moment in Singapore. The public, however, are urged to take the greatest care in the use of water and l o avoid waste, said Mr. D. J. Murnane, the Water Engineer,
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    Stole Military Clothing, Fined
    146 3 Ainat bin Kannanl (19*. civilian driver attached to the 59th. Motor Transport Co. was sentenced by Magistrate L. c. Goh In the Second Police Court, yesterday, for thef^ of military clothing worth $8,000, five months' simple Imprisonment. On July 3, acting on information received, Chief inspector
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    STRTKE VOTE AUTHORIZED
    34 3 STR T KE VOTE AUTHORIZED WASHINGTON. July 25 -Tho I CTO Na lonal Marino Engineers' Bo- nefieial Association has authorized a strike vote among its 15,000 membera m the Atlantic. Pacific and Onli coasts.
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    CHINA FIGHTS FOR COTTON MARKETS
    138 3 SHANGHAI, July 25.— T0 enable Chinese cotton products to comp te with British ;md Fndian goods m South Seas markets, the Shai Chinese Chamber of Commerce has petitioned the Ministry of Economic Affairs to remore all expoii restrictions on ooltnn yarn and rotton piecegoods, and
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    Indonesians Allege Breach
    219 3 Batav.'a, July 25. Allied authorities are studying the latest written protest of the Injdonesian authorities agains alleged breaches of the Jnnu i agreement under which the In- donesians agreed to assist m the eva- uation of Internees and Japanese- personnel from Central Java. The protest states that
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    Placed Out Of Bounds
    47 3 JERUSALEM, July 20. .—A!! Jo- i w jh-owned placei of entertainment restaurants, si- and private dwellings throughout Palestine we'r* on Thursday placed out of bou^dto all ninks of the British Army. I The rdor was issued by the Army headquarter* fn Jerusalem. A.P.
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    RIVER SHIFTS 70 MILES
    100 3 CALCUTTA, Ju!v 26. India* Govornmcn: enflneera are preparing a plan to harnevu control of the Ko.^>i river which In the past 2()0 yean has shifted 70 miles westward layine watte n^arlj thi v ?qu:ir r mihs of a«Triculfural lap Nepal State. A spoko^mnn for the India
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    American Held In Russian Areas
    90 3 CKANKFURT, July 26.— United States Army officials yesterday s;ood firm on their refusal to disclas c the number and names of Americans who are being detained m European countries which are under Russian influence. It is learned, however, that several American hav e been or
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    Price Control: Truman Signs "Reluctantly"
    165 3 Price Control: Truman Signs "Reluctantly" WASHINGTON can economy went (ontroi at r».on OMJ Thursday. At thai hour, Presides* Truman i,r>;«-d tne r n r\ l handed to him by Congress b< ftigned it 'reluctant';.." be Trmnan I message to th* I CongTesi outlining thr grounds t J his dissatisfaction and
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    China Needs GI's—Koo
    78 3 NEW YORY, July 25. The Chines c Government wants Amertcan troops to remain until com pietlon of the repatriation of Japanese from China, said the new OhfcfM Ambassador to Washington. Dr. Wellington Koo. m a statement od Madame Sun Vat-sen's recent criticlsm of th e continued presence
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    The Morning Tribune SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1946. Market Clean Up
    567 4 The Morning Tribune SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1946. Market Clean Up If the public expected suaden or spectacular improvement m ihe market situation as a result of the recent intensification of the drive against profiteers ani hawker*, they have hitherto been disappointed. Clearing the streets is proving to be a Canute-like
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    Labour's First Year Of Office
    742 4  - Labour's First Year Of Office Fraser Wighton From i 1 Reuters' Correspondent). A van' ago i" ain's firsl majority Labour Government came into bi ling afu r a tempestuous Victory election which sw p M r \V inston Churchill, the wartime Prime Minister from power and decimated the Conservative 'Party.
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    PANDIT NEHRU IN KASHMIR
    128 4 SRINAGAR, July 25.—Pand'l aharlal Nehru, President oi the Indian National Congress who was detained m Kashmir Last month when he entered the State m defiance of a ban, arrived today m Srinagar, Kashmir capital He will assist m the defence '.i Sheik Mojiammed Abdullah (leader of
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    SOVIET CROPS
    35 4 LONDON, July \lb. —Moscow radio -•aid on Thursday that Russii farmers have delivered note than 27)0 million pounds of grain to Stut. elevators, ttn timer, the mt delivered l>y th» -«irr< > if. A.P.
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    NANKING THREAT LIFTED
    111 4 NANKING THREA T LIFTED NANKING, July 25. Chi nese Central Government quarters claimed to-daj that Nationalist, forces had routed more than 30,000 Communist troops threatening Nanking, the national capital, and Shanghai, 175 miles to the south-east. The Communists, they said, were attacking Antung (Antung is about 115 miles due north
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    PLOT TO BLOW UP EXPRESS
    66 4 kiADRID, July 26.— A big churn c <»t dynamite was found placed on the railway ltri<)^»- jn>t outside Madrid shortly before th>- MadridBarcelona Tiijrht expre wa due to pasi <>\vi last ni^ht. Official lilenee is being maintaii id <>n the lacidenti bat it b nndei
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    UK Accused Of "Dishonesty"
    89 4 UK Accused Of "Dishonesty" /ONDON-. July 25 -A Abrahamv.n nlft Urbanisation, accused the British Government of dishonesty m connection with the White Paper linking Jewish Agency Executive nr.emben with violence m Palestine. Referrini to documents cited* in the White Papi r was "evidence' UlHi world Jewish leaders were involved m
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    Why Grow Old?
    455 6  -  Josephine Lowman By Eyes Have It When the war was suddenly over we all "felt .so happy that our loved ones and all of the other boys would be safe, that we didn't think el the many nice little luxuries and conveniences which will gradually become I
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    UNO Assembly
    102 6 New York. July 25. Official notices calling th« General Ass mblv of the United Nat'ons to meet In New York at 3 p.m. local time <7 p.m. GMT) on Sept. 23 were sent cut to t*»f 5 1 member spates by the United Nations Secretariat here las. night.
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    Hitler Printed Indian Stamps
    110 6 London, July 25. Hitler's confidence m the fact that he could conquer India is Illustrated ha special postage stamps which he prepared for the German conquest, today's News Chronicle which pi ats picture of two of these stamps They wore given to the News chronicle special
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    PASSENGERS
    39 6 I From Karachi- -Mr. Angell and Mi H. O. Vigcvend arrived by 8.0.A C. t lire to th«> civic hall nt Poirpio Imperials, while at Cerif* nola. nn armed moh prevented peasants from coming into the fleids. A.P.
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    Stock Exchange Faces Socialist Rule
    812 6 Stock Exchange Faces Socialist Rule RECORD HIGH PRICES (From Sydney Gampell, Reutei s Financial Correspondent). LONDON, July 27. After one year of Socialist government the Stock Exchange is at about record high levels for both Government securities and industrial shares in general though not for steels and a few other
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    SHOT OUT FROM JET PLANE
    122 6 SHOT OUT FROM JET PLANE LONDON. July 25 For j the first time in fiistory, a I man icas successfully cjeet- ed from a jet -propelled meteor aircraft last night, I says tlte Daily Mail today. The man. Bernard Lynch. was shot out of the plane I when it was
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    19 7 "1 know we ought to springclean the furniture. But how do we get at the springs?"
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    FOREIGN POLICY, SUPPORT AND CRITICISM
    896 7 FOREIGN POLICY, SUPPORT AND CRITICISM x. J:;j 27. Great Power ConfereiK b ginning and the end of the first year's cond oi foreign policy by the Labour Government. Immedia h came to power, Mr. Ernest Bevin, th< Foreign Secretary, was pitchforked Into the Big Three Potsdam Conference, already half over.
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    Motion Against Health Bill
    137 7 LONDON, July 25.— When the National Health Service Bill comes up for the third reading on Friday the House of Commons will have before it a rejection motion which thr Conservative Opposition leader, Mr. Winston Churchill, tabled lah; last night. The motion reads: "That this House
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    Java Air Lift: New Hitch
    287 7 Java Air Lift: New Hitch BATAVIA, July 26. The future of 35,000 Dutch and Eurasian internees still held m Indonesian camps m the interior of Java hung m the balance to-day, after a telephone message from Indonesian Headquarters at Jogjakarta informed Allied Headquarters thai air evacuation of internees is "stopped
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    Outrage Victim Reported Dying
    71 7 Outrage Victim Reported Dying JERUSALEM. July 26.—Doctors said on Thursday night that Mr. D. C. Thompson, 57-year-old assistant chief secretary for Palestine, who was rescued after lying for 31 hours under tons of rubble after the bombing of the King David Hotel, was sinking. Mr. Thompson is suffering principally from
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    BAN ON DUTCH SHIPS LIFTED
    78 7 SYDNEY, July 25.— New South Wales Trades and Labour Council tonight lifted the ten-month-old 'black ban" on Dutch shipping ;n New South Waies waters. The motion to lift the ban wai hotly opposed by Communists. Tin- ban on loading and serVicing Dutch steps for the
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    Shortages Will Cut Unrra Aid
    191 7 Shortages Will Cut Unrra Aid London, July 25 The fateful question of what is t 0 happen Jo uepeodem countries of Kurope and tne Far East if supply operations of the UNRRA com P 0 an end by Dicemb-r next m i x, C f e M° f Europe an
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    "VOICE OF ISRAEL" WARNS
    80 7 JERUSALEM. Juiy L\Y— The Je'•h r o, -"-tnTT^ rnovpmoMt's rlandi tine radio "Voice of Israel" today broadcast a warning to the Jewish community in Palestine to be preocred "for phase two of the British military operations which began on June 29 with the arrttdt of the
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    'Untouchables' Arrested
    79 7 POONA. July 25.— 0n c hundn ci and fifteen "untouchables" (members of the Scheduled OfcttS*) wore unvoted bei> today during their passive rests* tanc e campaign auains; the OonCVWI Party which ha s approvetl the British proposals for India. P. N. Rajphow. BtertWFj of the All-India Schedulfd Castes
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    NO DECISION WITHOUT CONSULTATION—Mr. Hall
    1967 8 NO DECISION WITHOUT CONSULTATION— Mr. Hall I COMMONS DEBATE MALAYA I LONDON, JULY 25— THE FUTURE OF MALAYA W A DEBATED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TODAY AT THE REQUEST OF THE OF POSITION. Opening the debate, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. George Hall, referring to the
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    Palestine: Byrnes Receives 2 Plans
    130 8 Palestine Byrnes Receives 2 Plans WASHINGTON, July 25.— The United States Stati* Department spokesman disclosed to-night that the Secretary of State, Mr. James F. Byrnes, to-day received two alternative plans for the solution of the Palestine problem. The plans were drawn up by The Anglo-American Committee on Palestine. The statement
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    NEW TIN PRICE SOON
    277 8 NEW TIN PRICE SOON LONDON, July 25*—Dur- j I ng the debute on Malaya in the House of Commons today, the Colonial Sccre- i .'</r//. Mr, George Hall said tint: a revision of the tin j I price is now under conand In hoped a very favourable decision would reached
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    Java Rice For India
    71 8 %VIA, July 2- r > Th( p to coll I tndia 1 •x--p cted tomorrow al Taniong »riok She ta the '.>.■<■■)>>- n MlnJ i Empire I thr< 'i half nJ ion d al th« c ports, C w rl:l Probolii At the la t nam<
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    Petra Beaten
    12 10 lawn singles Marcel Bernard, b Yvi 7. 6-2, 6 Reuter
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    Somerset's Big Score Against Yorks
    132 10 Somerset's Big S core Against Yorks LONDON, July 26.- County cricka! close of play b< <-i. A: the Ova 1 Surrey 369 for 9 i dr. -la red |E. Davi is 5 for '.MM and lo for one. Glamorgan 283 l Porter 1051. At Birmingham, Nottinghamj shire by s< yen
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    Indians In Quick Scoring Game
    288 10 Indians In Quick Scoring Game GUILDFORD, Surrey, July 25. On a wicket which during a luncheon speech as like thai of Brad bourne Stadium m Bombay, India contested an enjoyable one-day match wilh the Club Cricket Conference who batted confidently against somewhat formidable odds to a draw. Merchant had declared
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    Betz In Final Again
    41 10 PARIS, July 26. French iawi tennis championship results: m th< n f i singles semi-final Mi^--. Margaret Osborne beat Ifiss Louise Broaajh 7 5 0 Miss Pauline Bet/ beal Mi s Dorothy Eundy 8-9 6 4 Reuter
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    Distribution Of Relief Supplies: Local Importers Cannot Agree
    339 11 ffl thai wing to thi that the repre* of the various communities on the cation of Relief Supplie I om« It tee have been unable to cone u> an agreement regarding theii pective shares for participation m distribution of relief iup] Government
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    BAIL OPPOSED IN ARMS CHARGE
    73 11 A Malay RASC driver Jamil b. Haji Ismail claimed trial in the First District Court yesterday to a charge of dealing in firearms, namely a Japanese revolver and 30 rounds of .88 ammunition, on July 25 at Kandaner street. The case was postponed to Aug.
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    S'pore Cricket XI Chosen To Meet Services
    93 11 S'pore Cricket XI Chosen To Meet Services The following will represent Singapore m the Singapor< v... Services cricKet match 10 be played at the B.C.C. padang on Aug. 3, 4 and 5: Khoo Ong Lee, A.C. Growder (Capt.), R.V.S. Sundram, C. Schubert, Cecil Wong, J. Lough, G. Dear, J.P. Pearson,
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    INDIAN SOCCER
    66 11 A team to represent th" Singapore Indiana against the Royal Air Force (Changi) to be played today at hangi will h*> selected from the following: Osman Massagie Angulli;t. S. R. 8. N;i :^i:i K-irtav S 8. Ifarayanasamy, ICani, KrishnaPai 1 Davit, T. C. Balan, Ai ih«m Pl" 1
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    MASS MEETING OF NAVAL BASE WORKERS TODAY
    21 11 -T- '1 i Trade Union Advl t roller )1 Bs e authority to be
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    TEMPLE KEEPER ROBBED
    226 11 TEMPLE KEEPER R OBBED Two Chin- I Kirn Watt <20 and Tan Yeo Ling <32 were In th dock on a tentative charge ol cd robbery at a preliminary inQUlr: befor P Magistrate X M Byrne yea tcrday. Chong Sun Tee, the grand-dawh tcr of a 67-year-old fCBUU^ tempi' evidence,
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    Mrs. Fletcher-Cocke Gets MBE Award
    115 11 Another ox-Malayan, Mrs. J-Fletcher-Coofce, has been awards the 1f.8.E. She is the wife of Mr. Flt-tchor-Cooke who was In the Malayan Tivil Service. Mr. Hetcher-CoOke was Oistrict Officer, Cameron Highlands, and Uter attached to the Secretariat. m Kuala Lumpur- During th«> war he was Imprisoned
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    $14,124 BREACH OF TRUST ALLEGED
    58 11 A 53-year-oid uamonese caehier Kwok Ying Lira claimed trial m the Firsi Police Court j terday to a charge of cri■h o j trust m respect $14,124 17 rash, be vi en January ap/l June this year. The case was postponed to Ai 2 pnd
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    NOTIFICATION
    339 11 Notice is hereby given that the I following agreement has been signed .and agreed upon by both parties in I Ithe presence of the witness. The J Singapore General Labour Union on m the 24th day of July. 1946:— I 1. For China Goods: $29.25 a I rhai plus
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    RUBBER THIEVES GAOLED
    178 11 A < antOnMt coolie Ne<> Hock S n u .,s entenced to four months' rigorout imprisonment mi n the Fourth Pclice court yesterday for »t< 10 p'kuls of rubber valiu-il at $1 lit) The robber was removed from store m Upper Bewinffooii Road m a military lorry
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    Paratroops; 2 Courts Of Inquiry Held
    187 12 day- A summary of the evidence against men o{ the 18th Parachute Regiment vf the Sixth Airborne Division now under close arrest at Kluang, Johore, has been sent to the Ju<l^e AdvoDepartmenf for decision whether there shall be court martial afoetedingt. < It is
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    Paid $350,000 Ransom For Husband
    219 12 Paid $350,000 Ransom For Husband (Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. At a prcl miriary inquiry into a charge of kidnapping with Intent to commit murder against a Chinese youth. Low YU Sing, held before Che Othman here today. n mddle-aged widow related how the accused and two others failed
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    Jews say "Curious Collection"
    108 12 LONDON, July 25.— The ■pufceman of the Jewish Agency for Palestine said today non c of the telegrams published m the White Paper and sent from Jerusalem to London tv ever received or discussed by the Jewish Agency m London. In Jerusalem the spoke-man of the
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    BENFFTT OF THE PRESS
    30 12 A microphone was installed at yesterday's Municipal CommlsI n r rrer* ns: Tor th^ r 'rst t for the bonefi* nf member* of r hp press
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    NO DOUBLED WAGES-S.H.B.
    79 12 Six representatives of Singapore Harbour Board wharfhands 'net the authorities yesterday when the latter reaffirmed the previous statement tli.it 100 percent, wage 'ncrease and a special grant could not be met. The representatives were told that arrangements were under way lor the opening of a canteen at
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    Radio Blackout In Malaya
    58 12 Malaya had a radio black-out tor ;"t!ost of yesterday. It may hove be n i Lhe itoiri bomb, out communication i pxperts refused all guess work a •aci merely "there's nothing through". Up to four o'clock, the normal 1 radio morse transmitters sould even contact Kuala
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    U.E. STRIKE SETTLEMENT
    44 12 m connection with tho report I published on Thursday regardIng the terms of Bettlemeni <>i* 'he United Engineers strike i> Penang, United Engineers, Sin g&pore, say there baa been w> increase m the basic raa 1 ol wages of skilled labour.
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    Round-The-World Ship Brings Only 2 Passengers & 2 Cars
    282 12 Round-The-World Ship Brings Only 2 Passengers 2 Cars Tribune Staff Reporter) The American President Line's fir*t post-war rnund-th '-world ship Scott E. Lund dropped anchor m Singapore waters yesterday. There were no round -theworld tour sts on b >ard. The only two passengers ware t r fci apor Mrs. Paul
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    Men Are Made Of Sterner Stuff
    77 12 <• s*l j Love Affair? i London, Tuly Five hundred girls at pern College, Worcester j been told, "don't have a love affair if you uant to pass the I examination." Tlic advice was a v- N St, tlu College's Jubilee Commemoration by Mrs.
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    Famine In Hunan
    222 12 Shanghai Juiv 25.— Famine conditions m Hunan provinc !S, especially m Hengyang and the vicinity, remain extremely serious, with deaths by Btarvation rapidly increasng, a- cording to hv lat;si reports reaching Shanghai rellsl agencies. Two thousand child and aduli famine victims from amnrm .-.coo picked up from
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    Revision Of Army Ration And Lodging Allowances
    263 12 WKSiMIN July The Mini ster, Mi In tii* MlOllS nounced t nn of lodging aiul ration allowancei for (ho forces from July 1 These were: Lodging allowance a composite allowa <•<• ii now lssuablo at the following daily rate*: General Officeri 20 ihillini
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    Union Plan Committee
    122 12 ,1, ovv n li»'i ort< Kuala Lumpur, Priday. The talks bet wen the Government and the liai Rulers and leaden have resulted m the appointment of a 12-man commltte epn: fiiting both sides, work out details of the Federation plan. The Committee comprise* Govcrnnifnt representatives, wo pre
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    MORE CHINESE CONSULATES IN SIAM
    40 12 MORE CHINESE CONSULATES IN SIAM BANGKOK. July 25.— Cluria la t fl establish In liim shortly tbre< tulam-general and two consulates. The BUmese Government has al ready given Ui approval. There an estimated to be over 3,000,000 Chint>s m Siam.
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    Had 12 Pairs Of Military Trousers
    113 12 Tan Ah Peng (17) who aii tged ly escaped from a police mobile i patrol after being arrested wl-h a dozen pairs of military trousers, on June 15, was recognised and re-arrested on Thursday. When he appeared before Be< ond Dlstrici Judge Tan Thoon
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    S'pore Death Fast Ends
    109 12 Singapore's dei h-fs Iramauraiiy terminated yesterday, t< after f an, when n Gtom< mitee '>f Muslims p d M. M Lshak to c:v« up his fits? en i proisc that the dispute would b handi'd by then and an nquirirtj In tltuted forthwith. A Ifuslin Committee
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