Morning Tribune, 24 September 1946

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE mm Series) 10 CENTS y. SEPT. 24. lM}-
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    Yugoslav Secret Police Arrest Reuter Newsman
    237 1 Yugoslav Secret Police Arrest Reuter Newsman J23.--Milivoje Naumovitch. Reuter's correspondent m Belgrade, has been arrested by 'oslav secret police. The arrest, originalrted m private letter^ from Yugoslavia, has now rmed by the British Foreign Office. t pher Chancellor, Gen- ters, issued on »ment today: Naumovitch is 1. 1 •ampaign cony
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    UNKNOWN
    146 1 I 23.— BritiSi naval launches today f attempt by about 30 Jewish youths P ee miles to the shore from an immigrant g h to resist transfer to a British freighter F taken to Cyprus. his jumped after a BriD >lonel, in charge operation, -h attempt refugees to from
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    ANOTHER CHINESE VILLAGE ATTACKED BY INDONESIANS
    364 1 ANOTHER CHINESE VILLAGE ATTACKED BY INDONESIANS (Tribune Staff Reporter) Chinese women and children are being asked U evacuate the fishing town of Bagan-si Apiapi ir 1 Sumatra, as a result of attacks carried out on the Chinese population there by marauders said to b* identified as Indonesian extremists. With a
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    NEHRU GIVING UP CONGRESS PRESIDENCY
    40 1 NEHRU GIVING UP CONGRESS PRESIDENCY New Delhi. Sept 23. Pandit Nehru. Vice-President of the New Indian Interim Government, announced at a meeting; here today ct the All-India Congress Committee that he was ri Lnquishlng the presidentship of Congress*- MR. NEHRU
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    Burma Govt. Crippled By General Strike
    129 1 Rangoon, Sept. 23. Burma f ociay saw the ft] genera] strike m its history T w e n t y thousand em ployees of Government offices, ports, railways and posts and telegraphs struck m angoon, with a one -day sympathetic strike by Municipal workers.
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    5 More Ships Detained
    199 1 5 More Ships Detained 'Tribune Staff Reporter) The members of the Slngapori Oversea Chinese Importers anc Exporters Association held t meeting yesterday to receive the secretary's report on the Muntoi affair and to consider the claim? for losses sustained while the ships and crews were under detention. Pursuant to the
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      27 1 "Rentboard's Dictation CIAN SINGH'S VACATION PUBLIC RECEPTION A Bargain: Ladies Rayon Silk Stockings 5!2«50 pair CIAN SINGH Co. i BATTKRY RO Oar, m i^— i —^i^— t
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    Detained crews not allowed To Land For A Fortnight
    307 2 A Tribune rep ship thai i v .crewsof the 1 <)u- i). Below he tell- full flrs h of the- m< b is be '■> < P" :i First Full Meal Fa£s In Five Weeks <37 (Tribune Staff Reporter) An executive
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    CURIOSITY KILLED CHINESE
    103 2 A Jap delayed action bomb killed a Chinese seaman, Yew Kiah (2'iU and injured three others m a house m Beach Road on June 10. The men were examining what they thuuyth was a tobacco tin found on the beach ntarby. Deceased volunteered to open it and
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    APPEAL COURT INCREASES $30 FINE
    203 2 APPEAL COURT INCREASES $30 FINE An appeal by the Crown t nit the sent- nc- ol a ii-.' Of one months' rigorous d on Marwlkata bin Burawirja oy the District Judg for carrying a dagger was allowed by Mr. Justice N. A. Worley m the High Court jresterdaj Quoting the
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    2 Appeals Dismissed
    205 2 Six young Chinese who applied for review of their sentence before Mr. Justice N. A. Worley yesterday had their appeal dismissed. m dismissing the appeal Mr. Justice N. A. Worley pointed out that all six accused were caught hiding m a military store which had been forced
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    Relief Ship Was "Invaded"
    489 2 (By R. B. Ooi) When the relief ship sailed into Muntok harbour on Sept. 16 at sundown, the crews of the detained ships sv/armed overboard m sampans and dinghies and surrounded us with joy written m their faces. The supplies were distributed to them then and
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    JAP KIDNAPPER STILL AT LARGE
    275 2 Tokio, Sept. 22.— Japanese polic-f noon sell] had not captured the abdur I 1 Sumitomo, 12-year-old daughter of Kichizaemn I I o, one of the wealthiest men m 1 confident assurances on Saturday t h a I was close at hand. }^t^m Kamakur a headquarters,
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    NIP VOICES FAITH IN OUR JUSTICE
    203 2 NIP VOICES FAITH IN OUR JUSTICE Making his defence at Bail Third War Crinu> C nun y*^K i day at the trial ot 44 Jap* personnel of the Outram M I gaol who stand charged ui^Bß treating Allied prisoners vilian residents, one ■pti I cused, Pte. Tanaka To-hi-o^fcl I cused
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    Effect Of Bomb Explosion
    75 2 Moscow, sept %gm 1 forced resigns H Wallace from h's P W 'Secretary of Btai ">;■ effect m WasTi I I and Paris of an explodi^ I the for-i<zn aff ?^S A. Viktorov, wrote m i today f,H I I Viktorov interpreted I signation as reht
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    5,000 Chinese Waiting To Return To S'pore UNRRA Official Has Local Discussions
    323 3 5,000 Chinese Waiting To Return To S'pore UNRRA Official Has Local Discussions Si Tribune Staff ReportGovernment lifting i.s bun ho were born m Malaya or lived he Chinese residents to re-enter the fed by this move, is expected to arrive I Mr. Denzil Clarke, Dire tion, was m •Singapore rece
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    Batak Pirates Kill Malayan Junkmen
    170 3 They arrived m port from Bagan-sJ Apiapi where Indonesian extremists arc reported to have attacked the resident Chinese popu-l lation. H Chinese junk which sailed i to Mod an from Klang (PortSwet- tenham) was held up by a roving band of pirates, the crew killed
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    Arsenal discovery, Two Gaoled
    96 3 Arsenal discovery, Two Gaoled I ad conducted X on a house X Geylang, which X i ft .«30d i-.ee X 30 rounds of re- immunition and 98 IE ammunition and Fj« ur Chinese who m the house, was I First District Court IB Storr delivered SM, case, yesterday. jl H-
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    Singapore Eating More Bread
    92 3 The number of shops selected to retail bread by the Food Controller has noiv peen increased to 120. This'enlarged distribution coincides with the increased flour quota to bakeries. The total bread output m Singapore per week is now 392.080 lbs. out of lohich 66 993 lbs,
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    Girl Found Jap Rifle, Brother Is Gaoled
    317 3 Girl Found Jap Rifle, Brother Is Gaoled I ar-old Chinese ■k a Jap rifle near theii I ..:i and brought P trouble for the men Ho:;: (-one gave inlormaMr 'ice that there l< ms m the squatter's and when they conm d a raid on the house 27, the Jap
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    Malay N.P. Reshuffle
    38 3 Malay N.P. Reshuffle ffl< m the comsapore branch. nallst Party h jri up of i lona] Orn the fol- for offic an; Has- ni Ab- Abdul Kamaruddln and (Jstas 3 i 31 comI the Sin Wo 7 Minto
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    BOARDED BUS, BROKE SKULL
    106 3 Bearding a moving trolley bus which was already crowded to i capacity at the junction of North Bridge Road and Rochore Road on June 8, an Indian. Manlkam Mudaliar, slipped off the footboard and broke his skull. The Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter returned a finding
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    SINGAPORE JUVENILE COURT OPENS
    219 3 SINGAPORE JUVENILE COURT OPENS The Juvenile Court has moved into its new premises m the Dept. ol Social Welfare, behind the Victoria Memorial Hall. It presided over by Mr. B. L*. Chua, who had his training m work of this nature m the UK. The atmosphere is informal layout pleasant
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    Dutch Woman Beheaded By Kempeitai
    153 3 iK(I v»lunt<"r<-ci thmfl with J.ipa |j f .ry information. ii i, km ■1 1 earrU d by Maj Kml umiira, *he officer conr»- (i:iu r Botror K<»mpe.tai. 'I'm ilti of his invrstipatio* >rward«d to th>- H— dqnartf^ who reported hark th.it lb« foux a 'to
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1946. Steady Markets
    387 4 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1946. Steady Markets Lome surprise has b'-en ex pres* d m Singapore that the of the Wall Street jraphs have not had perceptible repercussions here or m London. It is, however. Impossible to analfM the situation on the <lnes which wculd have been Htlculated to
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    NO WHISKY UNTIL 1956!
    793 4 NO WHISKY UNTIL 1956! OUR LETTER FROM LONDON FLLKT STREET, Efept 10 Communist^ have come very much into the ncwi m Britain Th<- more by squatters into London luxury flats la b" m: Ddemned by the newspaper! B political Itunt and a 03 meleai people for a purp which como.s
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    BRITISH GOVT. STATEMENT ON BURMA SHORTLY
    359 4 LONDON, Sept. 22— The British Government may shortly I Issue a statement announcing a speed-up of its policy towards Burma, Lieut-Col. D. Rees Williams, member of Parliament and one of the Socialist experts on Eastern affairs, indicated today. In his vi '*w. the Burmese
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    Azerbaijan -Persian Deadlock
    113 4 Azerbaijan -Persian Deadlock 1 EHERAN Scpi between the '>> meat and the delegation riz, capital of the province, of Azerbaijan, ed deadlock, it is lean This is m spite of th< on Sept. 8 by Prince M rouz that 'when th<: negotiations is disclosed people will realise what cent tfift
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    Rehabilitation Of Japanese Industry
    229 4 Rehabilitation Of Japanese Industry WASHINGTON. Sept. U2 Tr.e U.S. Government ahead steadily m its effori assist Japan rehabilitate Its Industrial economy. The State Depart u\ nt other Government depart:;. backed ,by executive auth are co-operating to back on its feet economically M quickly as possible— at least the extent that
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    Why Grow Old?
    322 6  - Why G row Old? Josephine Lowman By The Reward Oh. how I wish I were* Like I used t<> bt, I had one lovely chin, And now I haye oh— V a ran life be unkind. m such destructive ways' But then they say the woman Uwayi payi and pays!
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    Nehru's appeal Timely
    110 6 Nehru's appeal Timely NEW DELHI, Sept. 22. Mr. N. G. Ranga, who arrived here today after attending the Pood and Agriculture Conference at Copenhagen, .said that JawaharlaJ Nehru's appeal yesterday to the Acting United States Secretary ol Commerce forthwith to send 1"( d ships to India Irs m t;i" United
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    RUSSIA WANTS RED VICTORY IN CHINA
    193 6 RUSSIA WANTS RED VICTORY IN CHINA WASHINGTON. B 22.Russla wants a Communist vie- -v n China, the weekly World port tid on Sunday, and is pinning its hopes on these possibility fli A Communist victory, <2) That repercussions of a Nationalists' victory aided by surplus arms lrom the US. will
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    New Premises For Juvenile Court
    53 6 The Juvenile Court which was hitherto held m the Second Police Court will, from today Onwards tit m the north wing of the Old Supreme !onrl Presided over by Mr. B. L. chu«T. the first session of the c-Ourt at Itl !k'.\ premiiei will ooinmenco
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    Nips Plotted To Isolate U.S.
    543 6 Nips Plotted To Isolate U.S. Tokio, Sept. 22.— Japan's fateful decisio] I attack Pearl Harbour appears more clearly as a I latively last minute decision m her careful plan I conquest. I Fresh details m the sordid j imperialistic story presented to the International War Tribunal indicated that the Nipponese
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    Schermerhorn Denies Offer
    67 6 Schermerhorn Denies Offer BATAVIA, Sept. 22,-Dv H Schermerhorn. Chairman H Dutch throe-mrui Comnv.s: H Bouating with the Indon. I night officially denied n- I the Commission had ma Proposals to the liidone a« I He said that up to now the I contact between the two groui been an informal
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    THE STAR WHO CAME BACK FROM THE WAR-A MAN
    2431 7  - THE STAR WHO CAME BACK FROM THE WAR-A MAN Henry Gris Hollywood Gossip About Tyrone Power 0 By Morning Tribune S Corres. m Hollywood. HOLLYWOOD. A Hollywood ?r donVd a uniform and went nd when he came back changed man For out Pacific on the little g islands amidst othei
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    NATIONS ON ROAD TO WAR
    162 8 LONIK .<■ warn kfll Iftllfar ol an atomic war and tha t ur< on the m If d tn«m to war j' pub NO i.vsued by th« InU Don for Urn Study of I pean Q ..;.nsin« 31 pro mi:. Bttiq nations. report which ha.s
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    Sent To Russia
    49 8 HAMBURG, Sept. 22. The' Soviet occupation authorities' tent to Russia Dr. Karl Wilhelm, vo year-old head i I th< Austrian Government office administering Jewish property Mixed by Qermans m Austria, m ipitc ol protests by the Austrian Government the British news service m Qermanj reported Reuter
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    VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN
    1161 8 VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN I THE TWO MRS CARROLLS I Fashions For Golf Fashlom for golf probably Chan** less than any other modes though m the tropics one I not quite mj ti^d. At home m England thick tweeds, woolly .locking- and thick sensible shoes an* essential, so much of
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    UK Scientists 'Ready To Assist China'
    308 9 iAXGHAI, Sept. 22.— -The readiness of Britain and Brit scientists to shan their knowledge with Chines sci< ntists and assist them was expressed by the British Ambassador, Sir Ralph Stevenson, m an address before members of the Scientists Weekend Conference of China. This organization
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    Caretaker Govt. For Sind
    66 9 Karachi, Sept. 21.— Four Muslims ministers ot the Smd Government who resigned on s pt 9 after a 'no confidence" motion had been tabled were sworn m afresh today. With .Sir Ghulam Husjein Hidayatullah, the Muslim Leagut* Premier, they will constitute *t "caretaker government"' for the
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    COMMUNISTS URGE GOVT. TO TAKE OVER LUXURY FLATS
    142 10 COMMUNISTS URGE GOVT. TO TAKE OVER LUXURY FLATS LONDON, Si muj campaign will consist of tot don moi G vernm< n the 1 j only 42.000 on permtn tne Comm v CkMnmunisU urge th« Oovernin rjiri taK<- ■i All th'-m with famili<-<- from bad! "'l '> l > f iry.
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    Moscow denies aid to Chinese Army
    56 10 LONDOI nej of cj>-;rt 111 carrying matt Poi trthur to Ch< f« <»d by k I liy d J'ht. H< ;>r..sf-nf ink fcIUU thl of Ihi <■ pro mv< n '>■ h; i/ be< o r tome if.- o i;.l Aj" -n* tdded that
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    Belgian Govt. Firm
    59 10 BRUSSELS Sept. 2.S. A Govern n\ communique referring to the; rancO reply on Saturday to the thre< -week's old Belgian note the reply "dors not bring uny reason to change the Belgian Government's attitude.' "Consequently the Belgian Government remains determined to put Its complaint l»efore the. October
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    WILL FIGHT BRITAIN 'ALL OVER WORLD'
    85 10 WILL FIGHT BRITAIN 'ALL OVER WORLD' ,</ LEM, Sept 22.— 7 he tl real "to fight Britain m an<L all over the was made tonight by Of Fighting Zion, ret radio tray mitter of the ten mnisation. Irgun ■"i Thr broad co t attacked '''all /Jill consent to nego- ■•>
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    10 Armed Robberies Reported
    182 10 Singapore, Monday ed robberies and tl rol beries -a e'>rd number fW .i week-end,— were reported to i lice dvi Sat r■; nd day. The biggest luvii l was made armed Chinese who entefd i r i;if In t building m An on Road p.m. f
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    Tribesmen Capture Persian Villages
    209 10 TEHERAN, Sept. 22.- Arab tribesmen on the Persian Gulf coast have surrounded the port of Bushire. and telegraphic communication with Tehoran has :i cut, stated reports from South Persia today. Three 1 I between Bushir*' and the large town of Shirai ha\<' now been occupied and
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    TNT Found Hidden In Soap Bars
    237 10 TNT Found Hidden In Soap Bars JEI ILEM, Sept. 22. —A quantity o\ T\ f was found inside bars of yellow (n Jewish non-quota immigrant ship Palmacli ,he reached Haifa, the Palestine Governn nounced tonight. The Palmacta was towed to Haifa alter a party from a Bril ntfneswe per hud
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    Smuggling Now In Full Swing
    111 10 Smuggling Now In Full Swing Customs Strike PARIS, Sept. 22.— Ha marketeers an.i gi Paris have left, tii m the Stock Kxchj are now busy along Swiss and Belgian fr unchecked smußpli: g swing. Stirito.int < mo standing icil, ruMomed goods are France under thei H Smokers here an Mauds
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    PARTITION NO ANSWER TO PALESTINE
    75 10 PARTITION NO ANSWER TO PALESTINE WASHINGTON Se] Sunnier Welles. fonn< I der-Secretary of Stal rd the establishim-ir. Nations internati council to deal witl question m H* last night. Mr. Welles d< /Moment of crisis, of the Unit, d fford to stand i mil itself to publi sympathy for the Jewish
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    To Return To Greece This Week
    39 10 To Return To Greece This Week LONDON, Sept. of the BtUenea Thursday n: the Greek Mil I announced ag< In Malta where he Will destroyer Themtet* HONGKONG. Tyau, son r J owner of Mtilf- Vivien Chey, dM vent Bonfk
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    20,000,000 Will Be Asked 'Yes' Or' No'
    111 11 23— The French Government today cc fixing Sunday October 13 as the rendurn o.i the second draft constivit waiting for the second and final read,nstitution bill. I The single qusetion: "Do you i approve of the constitution adopt- ed by the National Constituent
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    UNKNOWN
    59 11 barg i of boillons of c night ot Sept day flned 12 months .-.i Tan Ah Juat charge,! #itll iiquor tied. an said that road block ut he saw a taxi ;.p--direction of Beluty nearest the to stop. The taxi s iddenly i hot the pollcc- the path the
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    Awakened By Stabbing Shouts
    143 11 An elderly Cantonese, Chin Teck alms Wong Chay. wan committed 10 stand his trial at the Assizes on a charge of attempted murder of a compatriot at the conclusion of a 'preliminary inquiry before hffegi ♦rate L. C. Goh yesterday. The accused ro erwd his defence.
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    Air-Rifle Charge
    117 11 A sea-farer, a Shanghai Chinese named Loh Lee San, w^o was arrested for poosession of an air-rifle m Peoples Park without a licence and who wa 3 sentenced to three months' Imprsonrm nt when he pleaded guilty m the lower courts, yesterday regained his free do. n when
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    $3,000 BAIL ESTREATED
    223 11 Ong Slow Siang, who let his elder brother go to prison to serve a four-month sentence m hla place and who was ar- rested when the deception was discovered after his brother had been m prison for six weeks, was sentenced to an additional four months' rigorous
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    Shanghai's Not What It Used To Be
    451 11 Shanghai's Not What It Used To Be Spencei Moosa, Associated P vondent Confused and expensive Shanghai, i city of the Orient, is not what it used to be, and many an old China hand sheds a quiet U as he predicts that it never will be again. The tolerant minority
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    Driverless Ambulance Kills 3 Women
    125 11 A Tribune correspondent from Be siit reports a most unusual motor tragedy m which three Malay women lost their lives. He writes: An ambulance lorry travelling to Kuala Trengganu from Kota Bahru met with an accident near a bridge about half a mile from Jerteh.
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    1,000 Lorry Drivers Return To Work
    59 11 Up till late last evening 1,000 1 out of the 2,000 Singapore lorry drivers who struck work on Sunday had s'.gned individual agreements with the employers and returned to work. They have also subscribed ismall amounts to their union jto provide foodstuffs for those
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    Notice Of Appeal In Chandu Case
    85 11 Notice of appeal was given In a case m the Second District Court ye terday when a Hokkien, Ho Kiat Swee, was convicted and sentenced to six months' r.i. for possession of 35 tahils chandu. Bail of $2,000 was fixed. On May 31, a
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    Dalforce Man Charged With Cheating
    169 11 Dalforce Man Charged With Cheating Koh Chong Sia, alias Koh A\ Lok. described as a lormer member of the Dalforce which wem into action against the invading Jap armies m the Battle foi Sirv?apore. claimed trial to thre< charges of cheating when h< 1 appeared befoie First Distric Judge Paul
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    Tin-Mining Activity On Banka Island
    670 12 i ika I tin mi !tored i urorking ord< :upation Th( palong id the mining Industry is others lik< In Malaya. Th m the hands of two Dv Winning and Oeni ral Maats The present output of one dredge In b day is 7 tons
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    Only Christian Divorce Cases Will Be Heard
    84 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. At the Supremo Court the Chief lustier Mr. H C. WiWan dismissed On' petition of Stephen Dial 0/ Imbi Road for Aissoluo/ marriage with his wifn Song Ah Ling, citing one Wataaabe, on co -respondent. The Chief Justice poinUd out
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    Newsman Held
    82 12 From Paj< one her .ill facilities nnd to clear her v: s. On May La Mias Barker, Under iii*>truc Lions from the UNRRA left Athcm for Bari enroute to Belgrade She went on to Belgrade by lir, but wi^, turned back by Yugoslav authorities on ainv.u. Miss Bakkf-r
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    Indonesians, Dutch Ask Killearn To Call Meeting
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    Market Just Escapes The Bank Of England
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    Big 4 May Meet Today
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    Good Entertainment At The Theatre
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