The Straits Chronicle, 20 June 1946

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    12 1 The Straits Chronicle No. 234. MALACCA, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946. 10 cU.
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  • Article
    DOMINIC COMMITTED TO STAND TRIAL IN HIGH COURT ON CHARGE OF COLLABORATION
    1186 1 Former Kempeitai Informer Faces Further Charges: Is Serving 4 Years’ R.I. Now Malacca, June 20. the continued inquiry before Mr. J. E. M. Cave in the District Court to-day, further evidence w as recorded against P. C. Dominic
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  • EDITORIAL
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      CHINA TRUCE
      621 1 The second attempt of Genial Marshall, United States special envoy to China to bring about a lasting settlement between the warring factions in China is showing signs of success according to the latest information to hand. Optimistic reports have emanated from official Chinese quarters suggesting a speedy settlement
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    MEETING OF BUS OWNERS FAILS TO COME THROUGH Mr. Laycock’s Disappointment
    280 1 Much to the disappointment of the public the meeting of Bus owners and Hackney carriage owners scheduled to be held at 10.30 a.m. at the Capitol Theatre failed to come through. The object of the meeting as notified in
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    Thumb Nail Sketches Of Members In The Public Eye
    1086 1 T humb Nail Sketches Of Members In The Public Eye Mr. I). Anderson, Municipal Commissioner: His Varied Activities Recorded Mr. D. Anderson J.P. who is hack in Malaya as a Director of I the Sime, Darby Co., first came out to this country in 1913 attached to Messrs. Harrisons Crosfields.
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    Chinese Bootleggers Get Deterrent Sentence
    227 2 Malacca, Jure 20. eo A’ 1 Sen K who hr.u previously pleaded gully A j. rge ~t b<!,l «.in pose lon < f j ar ge quantity of duoial mu >)■ w-is produced before Mr. 'l'. K. Blackman for sentence to-day. Mr. Ik Coney, Superintendent
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    SOCCER
    123 2 Workshops. Defeat City Park Malacca, June 19. H -low game of soccer the India; Mobile Workshops clinched o one goal win over the City Park on the Malacca Clui) Padang yesterday. The Mood.' Workshops inner right was a regular menace to the losers and had it not been for
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    “Japan Aimed At The Enslavement Of All Asiatics”-Ivan Strogoff
    786 2 “Japan Aimed At The Enslavement Of All Asia ti cs”-Ivan Strogoff RUSSIAN JOURNALIST WHO VMS Afv&ESTEi; Ivi JAPS MANY TIMES F Tokyo, June 19. AN STROGOfF, a Russian journalist who was in Japan throughout the Pacific struggle and wno had been arrested several times on suspicion of having assisted Allied
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    Ring Pong Postponed
    54 2 Malacca, June 19. The ping-pong match supposed to have been played by the Meng Seng Association and a picked team from the Army units in Malacca, was postponed owing to the non-arrival of the latter at the scheduled time. The match was supposed to have started at
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    CORRECTION
    40 2 The case in which a Bengali milk vendor was charged and convicted for having adulterated his milk with 17 per cent of water reported on the 18th issue of this paper was fined fifty dollars and not five dollars.
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    Azerbaijan Returns To Persia
    59 2 Teheran, June 17. The short lived autonomous province of Azerbaijan has at last returned to Persia through a treaty signed after the lightning hostilities between the Persian government and the autonomous forces. After nearly four weeks of fighting they accepted the terms of the Persian government
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    Monarchists Suspect Murder
    63 2 Bangkok, June 17. Although the ‘accident’ story has been given out by Siamese Police Officials in connection with the death the young King Mahidol, monarchists in the country believe that the death of the King was no accident and that he had been murdered by a paid
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    ASSAULT HEARING POSTPONED
    59 2 Malacca, June 20. *The charge of causing voluntary hurt to another Chinese by Tan 11 co Y ng* was fixed for hearing on the 6th of July this year. The accused who is a fisherman had assaulted a compatriot in cngkalan Rama on the sth April. The
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    PERSONALIA
    65 2 is understood that Mr. J. E. Edwards (Road Transport Officer, and Registrar of Motor Vehicles, Johore) is to be transferred to Malacca to take over duties from Mi*. W. M. Fairweather, Senior Registrar and Inspector of Motor Vehicles, who is expected to proceed to Penang as Road Transport Officer.
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    CRICKET
    84 2 Segamat Eleven To Play Indians Malacca, June 19. If arrangements now being made go without a hitch a good game of cricket will be played this Sunday on the Padang between the Segamat Mixed XI and the local Indians who have so far maintained their unbeaten record. It is
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      217 2 THE CITY PARK *!TN OPEN-AIR TALFIEP TONIGHT: “DICK TRACY RETURN" (CH. 1-7) 21st to 23rd June, 1946. Concluding* chapters 8-15 "DICK TRACY RETURN’ CITY OPEN-AIR TALKIES t 18th to 21st June, 1946 i LOH POK KWO MO (Cantonese CABARET INTER-TEAM BALLROOM DANCE COMPETITIOf FORCES vs. CIVILIANS Four Standard Dances Fri:
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