The Straits Chronicle, 28 June 1946

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    SOCCER SELECTIONS
    324 2 Combined Malacca XI Well Chosen Selections for the Malacca Civilian \1 for the t h. n.y soccer match tomorrow aga.n tho N.S. C.R.C., were announced yesterday in this paper and according to public opinion the home team after its recent practice match with Id Parachute Bn., ought to
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    Police Refused Amendment Of Charge
    175 2 Malacca, June 28. The District Judge, Mr. .1. E. M. Cave refused the application of the Police to amend a charge of simple theft to one of theft by it servant on the grounds that -he accused Lee Watt Pang had already pleaded guilty to
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    Tojo Fooled Everyone
    112 2 Tokyo, June 27. Tojo in his capacity of a Premier of the Japanese Cabinet before Pearl Harbour had successfully fooled everyone in his Cabinet. This was revealed at the trial in Tokyo of major Jap war criminals. Certain members of his Cabinet had advocated a settlement with
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    MORE EVIDENCE ON THE DRUGS CASE
    713 2 Malacca, June 28. At the rtsi,;tiled hearing at 2.40 p.m. yc.steruay isheah v»an rah \>ho gave ev.uence ticciarcu u.a. he was a broker dtal.ng in drills. He had been employed by me accused, 'lan Chin tom, for tn.ee or iour years. He said that
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    TAMIL TEACHERS TO COMBINE
    110 2 From mala Lumpur comes the news time the Indian Vernacular Teachers Associations in Malaya have already a scheme in hand .o' tau Ming themselves under the 1 an-Maiayan Teachers’ Pedeia: ion with the object of increasing the profess onal efficiency of Indian Teachers and working for
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    Straits Settlements Holidays Ordinance (Chapter 174)
    80 2 The following days will be observed as public holidays during the remainder of 1946 in the Settlement of Malacca: Saturday next before the first Monday in August, 3rd August, 1946. August Bank Holiday, sth August, 1946. Hari Raya Puasa, 29th August, 1946. Day following
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    Small Fire On Motor Launch
    78 2 A motor launch owned by a Chinese trader caught fire in its engine room at Riverside this morning. The Fire Brigade was summoned to the spot but it was found that there was no need as the fire was a small ignition the cause of
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    Chief Justice And Registrar Here
    63 2 Malacca, June 28. The Chief Justice of the Malayan Union the Honourable Mr. H. C. Willan accompanied by the Registrar of the Supreme Courts Malayan Union arrived in Malacca to-day on an inspection visit. After they had toured the Courts they called on the Acting
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    BAKERS FORM ASSOCIATION
    113 2 Malacca, June 28. The Malacca Bakers have formed an Association to protect their own interests in the State. At the inauguration meeting on the 24th of this month at Lorong Bukit China Mr. Lim Keng Yee was appointed President of the Association. The other office bearers are:
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    Chinese Fined Twenty Dollars
    284 2 Malacca, June 28. A peculiar case was brought up by the Food Control Department when Chong Chow a Chinese from Pulau Sebang was lined twenty dollars for having moved rice without the written permit from the A.F.C. Food Inspector A. Salam prosecuting declared that the accused
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    G.O.C.-in-C. Leaves Malaya For England
    186 2 Kuala Lumpur, June 27. Lieutenant-General Sir Frank W. Messervy, K.8.E., C. 8., D.S.O. is leaving Kuala Lumpur today for a visit to England. He will be away until September on leave and attending a War Office conference. His temporary successor is Major-General R. H. B.
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    Assizes On The 15th
    43 2 Malacca, June 28. The Assizes in Malacca will commence on the 15th of next month with the case of P. C. Dominic starting first on the list. It is learned that there are eight cases for the coming assizes.
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    A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY
    105 2  -  (By Wee Kay Yew) For what is a man profited, if 4ie shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul.” Matthews XVI:26. God Himself is the greatest treasure that man can possess. Having Him, no worldly possessions can tempt us. Fame and riches and
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    THE STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST (MALAY SPEAKING) CHURCH SERVICES
    33 2 On Sunday, June 30, at 4 p.m. at the Methodist Church Mr. Wee Chin Kant wiii be the Speaker. Friends and members are cordially invited.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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