The Straits Times, 12 July 1946
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Title Section20 1946-07-12 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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597 1946-07-12 1 "Serious Difficulties Face South Eastern Asia CINGAPORE and the Malayan Union are living on a "ship-to-mouth" basis, and there can be no return, as might have been hoped, to a higher ration scale of cereals m August. A communique issued yesterday by the office597 words
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Article190 1946-07-12 1 UK Has Bought Malaya's Palm Oil LONDON. Thurs. ANSWERING a question by Sir Douglas Thomson, i iinservative, m the House of i Commons last night, the Food I Minister Mr. John Strachey said that Britain had pur-, rhased for some time ahead tho entire production of, palm-nil from the principalReuter - 190 words
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Article90 1946-07-12 1 21 Accused Of Malaya Piracy BANGKOK, Thur.s -Twentyone alleged members o.' a pirate band, which preyed upon small essels off the Northern Malayan and Southern Siamese roasts, have been formally charged with .Hganising a pirate ring and •aurdsring 19 persons while comnitting piracy on the high seas, according to dispatches90 words
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80 1946-07-12 1 CAIRO, Thurs— Hifti Paiha, Ihe Egyptian Foreign Minister. I i d m Alexandria today that Mr. Ernest Bevin v/ill visit E^ypt for the signing of the ::ew A.iglo- I l'f\ptan treaty. After the signing, the Sudan is to tv discussed by tec Egyptian ai.nReuter - 80 words
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Article26 1946-07-12 1 London, Than.— lndia will bs debated m both Houses of Pari amnit next Thursday, July !P. it was officially announced today. Reut-r.26 words
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Article23 1946-07-12 1 NAIROBI, Thurs —The Aga KhP'i spent a good night last n °]ii. and his temperature has :eturrcd to normal.— Reut«r.Reuter - 23 words
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138 1946-07-12 1 Cardinal Says Ask Trieste's Citizens LONDON, Thurs. Cardinal Griffin, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, told a luncheon audience today that the people of Tries le should be consulted telore a final decision is made on the future of the Italian city. The Cardinal read the following message from Bishop Santln138 words
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Article137 1946-07-12 1 WASHINGTON. Wed —The U.S. Civilian Production Administration plans to permit ar. increase m the amount of natural rubber going into motor tyres, CPA oflKials reported today. The plan would lacnan the natural rubber content Iron 2.5 to 13 per cent. The officials said that th°UP - 137 words
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Article70 1946-07-12 1 CHESTERFIELD. Thurs.— l h e latest scores m the match here between Derbyshire and ;hc Indians are as follows: India Ist innings, 330 declared for 9 Derbyshire Ist innings, 139 for 3. It is not certain whethe: Hindlekar will b» able to play onReuter - 70 words
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262 1946-07-12 1 BATAVIA, Thurs.— Dr. Huburtu* Van Mook has rejected a proposal for a military truce throughout Java, "Premier" Sutan Sjahrir of the unrecognized Indonesian Republic told Robert Clurman of United Press m an exclusive interview today. Sutar. Sjahrir said the proposal had received the unoftinalUP - 262 words
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Article155 1946-07-12 1 Atom Pictures "Lost L uggage NEW YORK, Thursday. THE missing pictures of the atomic bomb, which had been believed stolen, have been found At least, they have almost been found. Tiie U.S. Army, a little embarrassedly, announced that the courier who was taking them to Washington had stopped overnight mUP - 155 words
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Article29 1946-07-12 1 BANGKOK, Than.— The Chinese Chamber of Commerce here yesterday honoured Mr. Lian Ying-chow. President of the Singapore < 'hinese Chamber of Commerce, at a banquet.— A. P.29 words
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63 1946-07-12 1 Athens Deny UNRRA Partiality Charges ATHENS Thurs— The Greek Prime M nister, Mr. Constantino Tsaldaris, today denied UNRRA charges that his Governmer. was allocating UNRRA supplieonly to its supporters. 'I deny it absolutely." he t*Ad. "There may be discriminaton In some small villages about whi I know nothing;, but IUP - 63 words
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Article258 1946-07-12 1 SAIGON, Thursday. A FRENCH MILITARY spokesman announced today that French troops on July 8 occupied the North Indo-China gateway town of Langson, m the wake of the Chinese occupation force, which crossed overland into China. He said the only Chinese troops still m Indo-China wer? about258 words
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Article, Illustration65 1946-07-12 1 The riant fuselage of the worlds larjest flyinc-boat, designed by Howard Hughes, on a 28-mile road journrv to Terminal Island, California. "Hercules" has cost 3,00«.oeo, and is to have ri*ht engines totalling 28.00 J b.p. and will be able to carry 4.A troops and a65 words
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134 1946-07-12 1 Apathy Over The Loan In Washington WASHINGTON, Thurs.— The poor attendance of members of the House of Representatives for the British loan debate was worrying Administration leaders on Wednesday. The U.S. Treasury Secretary Mr. Snyder told the press that his department v:ns increas ngly confident that £he House ot RepresentativesAP - 134 words
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Article296 1946-07-12 1 Echo Of Pearl Harbour TOKIO. Thurs. ADMIRAL KICHISABURO NOMURA, Japanese Ambassador to the United Stated at the ti;r»e cf Pearl Harbour, notified his Government oil October 22. 1941, that he did not want ta play the deceitful role m Japan's negotiations, according to evidence m the hands of the InternationalUP - 296 words
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Advertisement114 1946-07-12 1 SCIENTIFIC Mtxmwm A OUALIFIED OPTICIAN C.S CMOno o a.f »ot TH£ BEST SiHCE /SS3 Aerated Waters are obtainable from the following* Provision Stores m Singapore OEYLANG and KATONG ARSA ChUm Joo Heoc 487, Geyiarsg Roud Chin l.cc BS2, Grylang Road Tay L«e Gaan 330, Tanjong Ka'.ong Roftd Mooi Hens 110,114 words
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Article, Illustration290 1946-07-12 2 House 9 s biginterest From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Wed. THE UK was widespread support m the House of Com- mons for Lieut.-Col. D. R. Rees-Williams' suggestion that if it is impossible to secure any agreement m the current negotiations m Malaya, a Royal Commission290 words
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105 1946-07-12 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. UNITED STATES senators say that Mr. La Guardia has sharply criticised UNRRA workers m Shanghai for making a public protest that relief supplies were beirg wasted thtr.\ Those senators, v.ho withheld their names, asserted that Mr. La Guardia told a clos-:d session105 words
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Article39 1946-07-12 2 BOMBAY, Wed.— One person was killed and two injured m stabbing attack? yesterday m Anmedabad. scene o« Hindu-Muslim clashes during the pLst ten days. Casualties since July 1 now total 52 killed and 336 injuredReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article39 1946-07-12 2 New Delhi, Thurs.— Hopes (of settlement m India receced yesterday as the Muslim League last night -ndi^ated its intention of rescind ng its decision t a cent the British CaDinet Mission's proposals for a constituent assembly.39 words
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175 1946-07-12 2 Greek Premier Thinks King Will Return LONDON. Thurs. CONFIRMATION «f the v Greek monarchy and the return of King George is "more certain" m the September 1 plebiscite, the Greek Prime Minister, Mr. Constantine Tsaldarls declared yesterday. In an interview, th 2 Greek leader predicted a favourable vote exceeding 70AP - 175 words
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Article84 1946-07-12 2 WASHINGTON, Wed— While the cost of living m the United States continued to advance, the prospects of the resumption of price control appeared to decrease yesterday. Ten days after price controls were lifted, government statistics showed a total advance of 14.3 per cent. AsAP - 84 words
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Article79 1946-07-12 2 Vienna, Wed.— The Austrian parliament yesterday voted 161 to 4 m support of the government's resistance to the Soviet order taiing over German property m the Russian zone as reparation, according to Reuter. A U.P. message states that the U.S. government has taken steps to blanket79 words
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Article147 1946-07-12 2 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON. Wednesday. WHEN were the armed forces in Malaya coins to be reduced, asked Capt. L D. Gamnans, in the course of the Colonial debate in the House of Commons. He said that surely the army could get out of147 words
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Article413 1946-07-12 2 LONDON HONOURS ADM.MOUNTBA TTEN LONDON, Wed. IN the historic Guildhall here today Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, former Supreme Allied Commander South-East Asia, who left Singapore at the end of May to attend the Victory Parade, received the freedom of the city of I^ondon the highest honour that a civic body413 words
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Article93 1946-07-12 2 OFF BIKINI ATOLL, Thurs. THE underwater explosion of atom bomb N'». I on Jaly 25 is exnected to hurl fragments of target ships nearly two miles m the air, ViceAdmiral VV. H. P. Blandy disclosed today. The burst m Bikini U|M< he said, willUP - 93 words
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184 1946-07-12 2 1,000 Jailed On Eve Of Cairo Strike CAIRO, Wed. AN estimated 1,000 people, 200 of whom were ce.:cnbed by the police as leaders of the youth groups of th? two political parties Kot a and Wafdist, were jailed tcday as a "precautionary measure," as the Government forbade a general strike184 words
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Article345 1946-07-12 2 LONDON, Wed. THE inside story of the BriI tish defeat of the vastly superior Italian forces m East Africa m 1940-41 m which the "capture of Kcr^n provided a fitting climax to the great work m Eritrea cf tho 4th and sth Divisions," If describedReuter - 345 words
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758 1946-07-12 2 PARIS, Wed. DEMANDING that Germany be treated, as an eco- nomic unit with free interchanges between the various occupation zones, Mr. Ernest Bevin, British Foreign Secretary, told the Foreign Ministers' Council today that the British zone m Germany was costing iritain £80,000,000 a year.AP - 758 words
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Advertisement201 1946-07-12 2 CORPS OF AIR RAID WARDENS, PAYMENT OF ARREARS OF PAY Lists of Officers authorised to sign claim forms In respect of each Division will be published m the Press In the next few days. No claims will be considered unless signed by these oHicers Officers authorised to sign will b»201 words
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Advertisement384 1946-07-12 2 THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS SALE OF SURPLUS STORES tc SCRAP METAL ETC. BY ORDER OF D.A.D. SALVAGE, H.Q. SINGAPORE DISTRICT. S.E.A.C. The following Items of Surplus Stores Scrap Materials will be sold by Auction ir. 106. Civil Salvage Depot, Balestlar Road. On Monday, 15th July 1946 at 1100 hours. Wollen, Cotton384 words
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Advertisement144 1946-07-12 2 THROUGH MSTI\Ct i-r;< <<•?; Some *rt>jJ* of Kr««r.enrr Quality ro!h-<J gold pk*t*TOV£ beoo wornfoi at lorq or *r» rry-f»v« y«t»ri. All Kren>»atz fewelf y will piv» corresponding KfomefliJ: Co'f lii ks remain Vi N h O VAU T V J E WKLB > tOM MIN; £v<j««e Jftwttry O>U<ir P»n» Ti«144 words
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330 1946-07-12 3 Speed Limit For Lorries In Singapore Rural Board To Enforce Ordinance AS a safety measure and to save wear and tear on roads m the Singapore rural area, steps will be taken to enforce the speed limit of 30 miles an hour on all military and other lorries using these330 words
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Article209 1946-07-12 3 MALAYANS returning to Singapore by the Cunard-White Star liner Mauretania tomorrow are being provided wi'h special train facilities for travelling upcountry on Sunday. The railway authorities m Singapore are making it a point to see that passengers and their baggage travel by the same train. It209 words
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Article142 1946-07-12 3 Grew Hemp: Fined Talping, Wed. nOPv cultivating plants of can- j nabis sativa (Indian hemp) In the Maxwell Hills, a Tamil: named Arumugam was yesterday, rined $100 or two months' hard labour by Mr. C. P. Newton m the j Tain'.ng District Court. Che Omar. Malay Customs Of- I fleer142 words
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Article135 1946-07-12 3 'j'Wl^..rV passengers arrived m Sin- I gapore on Wednesday by 8.0.A.C. <*>.E.A. planes from the United King- doni. Australia, Burma end Penang. I"iom United Kingdom: Mr. J. Mercer, X*. J. Spuiway, Mr. F. B. Drake, Mr. I. Morrison, Mr. P. Bauer, Unit. Col. J. White, Flying135 words
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Article, Illustration36 1946-07-12 3 Capt. Hagi Risuke, a^e^ 39, Japanese war criminal suspect, formerly of the Kempeitai, who escaped from Changi gaol on Wednesday. Police and the Services are on- the look out for the man.36 words
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Article224 1946-07-12 3 ALFSEA PRODUCES A THRILLER IT is a pity that Alfsea Produc- tlons* latest stage play, "Someone at the Door," by Dorothy and Campbsll Christie, is only going the rounds of the Services theatres and not giving Singapore theatregoers an opportunity o! seeing a well-produced, intelli- j cently acted comedy thriller224 words
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Article47 1946-07-12 3 Government pensioners m Singapore are to be permitted to purchase cloth wh eh is to be made available under the scheme of distribution to Government servants. Pensioners who are interested m this matter are asked to get m touch with Mr. A. Chelliah, 47, The Arcade, Singapore.47 words
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Article136 1946-07-12 3 TOUR hundred chickens, the first consignment to arrive irom Australia by air since the reoccupation. have reached Singapore safely. After their Ions plane ride from Australia yesterday, they were rushed to the citv by car frcm Changi airstrip and delivered to their respective consignees. The chickens136 words
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Article44 1946-07-12 3 On the occasion of Bastille Day. a reception for the members of the local French community will be held at the old premises of the French Consulate General "Atbara," 5 Gallop Road, on July 14 from 12 a.m. to 1 p.m.44 words
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Article36 1946-07-12 3 Re-registration of B.M.A. cars started yesterday when two B.M.A. registered cars 178 and 3456 were allotted civilian regi- stration numbers SNSOI ana SNSOS respectively. All registered B.M.A. cars are expected to! complete re-registration scm?time next month.36 words
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Article, Illustration35 1946-07-12 3 Miss Maureen Bos well who bas beeu awarded a scholarship to the London School of Economics at London University to study social welfare work, Miss Bosweil holds a first-class diploma of Raffles College.35 words
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Article298 1946-07-12 3 War Claims Compensation gEPRESENTATIONS are being made by the Singapore A Ratepayers' Association to the Colonial Secretary on the subject of compensation of war cla<ms. The association is to press for quick action as many serious cases of hardship are already m existence. At a meeting298 words
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Article67 1946-07-12 3 Alleged to have robbed Quek Chai Ec of $101.80 m Lorong 23 Geylang, 28-year-old Ong Ah Jin, had the charge, which stated that he used a pistol at the time explained to him before Mr. L. C. Goh :n the Second Police Court yesterday. Ong was67 words
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Article95 1946-07-12 3 From Our Own Correspondent TAIPING, Wed. rE District Judge, Mr. C. P. Newton warned three Malay padi-planters, Yasin. Abdullah and 'Mohamed, that whenever they wanted to remov? thnr crops, they had to get the permission of the Assistant Food Controller. For not heedinst tho regulations, they stood to95 words
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Article121 1946-07-12 3 A NOTICE issued by the Public Relations Department, Singapore, states: "It is notified for general information that on July 15 and subsequent days Japanese stocks of ffdirnite will be llown between the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. on Admiralty land on the west slope of121 words
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Article129 1946-07-12 3 PASSENGERS OF MISSING DAKOTA LONDON Wed THE Br'.iish Air Ministry announced tonight that a Dakota of Air Command. South-Eist Asia has been missing since June L 29 on a flight from Butterworth to Rangoon. The plane's passengers were: Lance Corporal R. Plumriel^e Royal West Kcntg. Lance Corporsl O. T. Braund.Reuter - 129 words
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Article420 1946-07-12 3 LONDON, Thursday. WHY Indian labourers were paid less than Chinese for tho same work m Malaya was a questkii asked m the House of Commons today by Mr. Reginald Sorensen, iLayton. West Div., Labour). He suggested an inquiry Into wage rates for workers of different MalayanReuter - 420 words
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Article18 1946-07-12 3 The Sinjranore Stamp Club will hold a mating at the YM.CA. 'Army Fection) concert today at 5 p.m18 words
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Article93 1946-07-12 3 LONDON, Thurs. ASKED by Capt. L. D. Gammans (Hornsey, Cons.), if he had any statement to make on the recent fracas m Singapore between Malays and Dutch subjects. Mr. C.eorre Hall, tho Se retary of State for the Colonies, replied that the recent death ofReuter - 93 words
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Article136 1946-07-12 3 Army Help At Power Station TROOPS trom Singapore District who are assisting the Postal authorities m mail deliveries to and from the harbour, the ra Iway station and district and subpost offices, are also assisting tho engineers ard other staff of St. James Power Station during the str ke of136 words
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Article56 1946-07-12 3 Advice has been received fcv the S ngacore Government thai international control of allocations for leather has now ceased and there is now a free markoc for imported supnl es throueh commercial channels. Apportions for import l>ences, A. P. forms> will now be consHnr^d f o56 words
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Article342 1946-07-12 3 From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, Thurs. LOO CHOO TEIK. a young Hokien, in the early days of the occupation saw his father, mother, two younger brothers and sister taken away by Japs during a raid at Tanjong Rambutan. None of his family were heard of again342 words
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Advertisement32 1946-07-12 3 You get White, Sparkling TEETH when you use SPAN A TOOTH PASTE 5j i! b. -ill l«adinq aittributert ana monufoeturvd by Irittol-My«n Co Ply Ltd.. 22} Pacific Highway, North SydMy, N.i.W, Australia.32 words
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Advertisement68 1946-07-12 3 PENICILLIN Sodium Salt (200,000 units) SupDl'e.s now available to the M.vlical Protvsion and Registered Pr\r>macists posseting rcfr rr rators. MAY BAKER LTD., PO Box 7J--N'unes BuildiiiR Tel. 2."»?f» Singapore. S TEWART M cj NTYR E CO., (SINGAPORE) LTD. 45. Orchard Road Singapore ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS Steel Sp ecialists. M. FLINTER S.68 words
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Obituary61 1946-07-12 4 Madam Rtsalind Mcc Sih Mul, 57 y i> I d :i"iiy on 11th July, 1916. i C m al :5 Angullia Road, le*-vlng Par anJ Josph Giam, 2 is. 2 rons-.n-law. 2 c!aught3rsii- :rv an 1 6 grand-children. Funeral \»i 1 tr ko place at 3 p.m. en Saiu:61 words
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1000 1946-07-12 4 The Straits Times Singapore, Friday, July 12, 1546. The Tenancies Bill No ordinance published In the Colony since the reoccupation has aroused cuch prompt and widespread disapproval as that officially described as "an Ordinance to provide for the adjustment of leases and tenancies of premises of war absentees, and for1,000 words
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Article102 1946-07-12 4 IN a note tv Sir Alan Cunningham, Pal2stme High Comm sfioner, the Arab Higher Committee yestcrtay demanded immediate dissolution of the Jewish Agency "m v ew ot incriminating evidence available of the Jewish Agency "s direct relations with Jewish terror istj and its activities m arms smugglinp102 words
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Article871 1946-07-12 4 LIM KIM CHYE - LIM KIM CHYE by JHE title "Labour Awakens m Malaya" chosen by your contributor "Malayan Citizen" for his article last Tuesday was, I think, unfortunate. He should have called it "How to sponsor Government labour Unions." Do other "keen and shrewd observers of Malayan life"871 words
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293 1946-07-12 4 IN reply to the letter from the members of the Chinese Swimming Club published: today (July 11), I should likej to say a few home truths. On Dec. 11, 1845. I had the j good fortune to be b.lleted Bt] 37 AmDer Koad.293 words
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Article180 1946-07-12 4 THE libsraton of Sir Stam-! ford Raffles from hs m ternment m Rattles Muslim was big ntws n Singapore. I Now Raffles is ba:k m his risht'ul place, and for this we i have to thank Lorrt oris Mountbatten and Ms "Arthur, who liberated the territories jt180 words
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Article233 1946-07-12 4 I am most gra'eful lo 3t 11 Profitable for h s usefu information regarding Ihe story from Sin Chew Jit Poll about the manner m which salesmen are approaching the various dealers. Perhaps it would be interesting for him to learn the attitude which I am adopting towards233 words
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Article161 1946-07-12 4 I vi?ited the Capitol to seethe picture "Desperadoes" and was shocked at the scenes of violence en;ct9d ther. in notably the gun-duel betwten the potiea and the bandits. I am a law-abiding citizen, and yet I must confess to a peculiar feeling while seeing this film that were I161 words
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Article699 1946-07-12 4 Nature Notes In A Johore Village Out-Station Diary TA Singapore banl m khaki reproached the Straits I imes m this page yesterday for serving up so much deprcssin<; news. The world being wbat it i<. we can't very well help it, but today. m a mood of condition, we tiring699 words
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Advertisement809 1946-07-12 4 SCOTT-COC.AN At the Church of the Good Sh-pherd, 6 ngapore, on Juiy ll'h. Robert 6rm ol Glasgow, Scoll.rii I. to Ocialaine Mary Organ of Co. k. V SITUATIONS VACANT WANIED by Import firm a lady stenographer Please apply Box 451. Straits Times WANTED For European mercantile firm experienced clerk for809 words
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Advertisement37 1946-07-12 4 R.V. MEYER OPTICIAN Fellow of the Institute Ophthalmic Opticians (England.) Fellow of the Worsh pful Company of Spectacle-Makers fEng.) Freeman of the City of London. M.ilern sight testing and lens finding, equipment. o RAFALES SQUARE (OPP. LITTLES'37 words
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591 1946-07-12 5 All Restaurants Can Sell 35 Cent Meal Welfare Off icer Shows How It Can Be Done THE 35-cents meals sold at People's Restaurants m Singapore have had no effect yet m reducing prices of food sold m eating shops and restaurants and the reason, m the opinion of the Social591 words
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269 1946-07-12 5 aCTxON ca n be taken by the tt Singapore Rural Board m respect cf unauthorized bu l'Jinga wheh wore erected during the Japanese occupation, recording to the provisions of the Lirriitafon Ordinance, and control of building activ.ty m lural aioas is being steadily carried out269 words
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Article73 1946-07-12 5 'From Our Own Correspondent 1 Ipoh. Wed. DERAK has received its allotment of much needed textiles and at a meeting of Ipoh amalgamated guilds and associations held 01 Monday, th» merchants recommended that distribution be made through the rice card system "to f-nsure that all individuals, rich73 words
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Article78 1946-07-12 5 THIS is a story m three acts, with a godown of the Singapore Harbour Board as the scene. The warehouse is full of textiles. Act 1: Assistant storekeeper opens door. Sudden surprise as gang of men rush m obviously bent on pilfering. Act 2:78 words
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Article159 1946-07-12 5 V-PARADERS TO MARCH IN SINGAPORE THE Governor of Singapore I is welcoming the Malayan contingent and the Hongkong and Borneo detachments at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Clifford Pier, Singapore, when th?y return on the Mauretania. The contingent will disembark from the Mauretania and come by harbour craft to Clifford P!er159 words
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Article97 1946-07-12 5 Ipoh Clerks Back K.L. From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, Thurs. YESTERDAYS meeting of Ipoh's Government servants presidj ed over by Mr. Boey Heng Fook. decided, that its members are to align themselves with the resolution of the J.C.S.A., Kuala Lumpur, who are appealing to the Governor of the Malayan Union97 words
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Article, Illustration27 1946-07-12 5 KEMPEI CHIEF HANGED Lt. Col. Sumida, Singapore Kempei-tai, chief,, who was hanged yesterday at chan?i raol, Singapore, for his pa t in the notorious Double Tenth" case.27 words
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563 1946-07-12 5 THE preliminary inquiry into a charge of armed robbery I against James Marshall Hall, a member of the Corps of Military Police. Cyril Henry Barllett and Ernest William Johnson, two members of the Royal Marine Provost, and two Filipinos, Ignatius Undasan and Stanley Almonte, began563 words
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Article50 1946-07-12 5 Appear ng before Mr. L. C. Goh m the Second Police Court yesterday, D. Jaasen. a 24-year-old Eurasian, claimed trial to five charges of extort on involving $5 m each charge from five persons at Beach Road on "Vednesday. The case was postponed to July 19 for mention.50 words
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166 1946-07-12 5 INSPECTOR DENIES UK BEAT W AHA 15 HOW arms and ammunition were recovered after a detaint.named Wahab had bsen beaten up by a Japane^r. Toyoda. was described ac the Singapore Assizes yesterday at the trial of ex-inspector Ibrahim bin Omar on a charge of abetment of murder. Ibrahim denied takine166 words
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289 1946-07-12 5 Allied PoWs Shot During Liberator Raid WAR Crimes Court m Singa- pore yesterday heard evidence, contained m written affidavits of PoWs, that during a raid by 128 Liberators on a partially constructed aerodrome m Ambon In 1943. Japanese guards ran for their lives to the outskirts of the town. On289 words
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573 1946-07-12 5 By A Special Correspondent. LIEUT.-Col. Suunida Hareuzo, one-time chief of the Japanese Kempeitai interrogation unit in Singapore, and six of his henchmen, leading figures in the noted "Double Tenth" investigations and trial, were hanged in Changi Prison yesterday for their atrocities against 57 British and573 words
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Advertisement369 1946-07-12 5 A. R. P. The following officers have be^n euthoris?d to sign claim forms tot Arrears of Pay for the Corps of Air Rad Wardens. No claim will be con-fcidere-d unless signed by cue of these officers. "A" Central Div: Mr. Cheng Siak Tong, C 8 Neil Rd. (St. Joseph's Inst.)369 words
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Advertisement211 1946-07-12 5 MALAYAN UNION GOVERMMEMT ISSUE ON TAP OF 21% 1954-56 3% 1962-66 x INSCRIBED STOCK 1. LISTS are NOW OPEN and the loans will remain <>;i tap" unt l a date to be notified m the Malayan Union Gazette. The loans will be issued and will bo redeemable nt par. 2.211 words
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Article1100 1946-07-12 6 Riots And Heat Kill People: Nehru On Atomic Bomb Test: League Attacks Mission Indian Newsletter By Associated Press CALCUTTA, Tuesday.—Comv munal rioting and stifling heat wave took their toll of lives m India, shunting to the background the po itical news that had dominated the1,100 words
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201 1946-07-12 6 SHANGHAI, Thurs.— Chi nesa v nationals m the Philippine Islands are eagery hoping for a united China that they ntia> invest freely hi productive enterpr >es m their motherland, accord'njj to Mr. Sze I-sheng, Phfltafifoe* delegate to the National Assmbiy. One of their alnts isReuter - 201 words
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Article195 1946-07-12 6 WASHINGTON, Wed.—Detailed information about ;ome 35,000 heretofore secret war-time projects of the United States Office of Scientific Research and Development (CSRD) like the method of building one of the U.S. Army's sea-going motor trucks is being made available to the American public. The OSRD has reported thatAP - 195 words
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Article110 1946-07-12 6 MADRAS, Thurs.— The Government of Madras anticipates a deficit of Rs.l 20,000,000 in its current budget accounts, it was learned here. It was also reported that the cabinet has n o intention of imposing any new taxes, preferring lo make up the deficit by appropriat ors fromAP - 110 words
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Advertisement444 1946-07-12 6 Re ROBERT CRAWFORD deceased late of Derrick A Co. Singapore, who died on 28lh November 1914. C editors and others having claims against the abo\e estate are requested to give notice thereof m writing to the undersigned within two months from the dat- hereof after which time the Executrix intends444 words
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Advertisement269 1946-07-12 6 GOODNESS PRESERVED Tims Products Ltd., the prominent Indian concern, market a wide range of canned goods, including fruit juices, squashes, jams, pickles and vegetables Only the finest and purest ingreI dients are used m the manufacture of these products, which are $o appetising m flavour and so rich m vitamins269 words
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Miscellaneous466 1946-07-12 6 RADIO PROGRAMMES ciMPflDnor io« ALAY nilt !l 1° Dm (news at July 12 blW jAfUKt 1245 P m > and from 6 ,«m to 8.15 7 n o D A Pm. (news rc Malay at 7 ?0 Dm) 7.30 a.m. Radio Newsreel. 7.45 RED NKiUORW from noon to ENGLISH i466 words
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359 1946-07-12 7 Sheffield Plans To Keep Former Status Large Sums Already Spent On Publicity CHEFF1ELD: (By Air Mail)— Sheffield steel manu- f acturers are drawing up plans to keep Sheffield the foremost of the world's exporters of the special steels for which the town has long been famous Firms which in someReuter - 359 words
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Article126 1946-07-12 7 HEATING IS OFF FOR AIRLINERS LONDON, (By Air Mail).— Because of the accident to the Pan-American Constellation air liner carrying Vivian Leigh and Laurence Olivier to Britain the five B.O.A.C. 40seater planes ,nf this type are being modified: Passengers have been warned to take winter overcoats with them as the126 words
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Article183 1946-07-12 7 Wife Charged With Murder COVENTRY, Wed.— The Rev. \j Ccrringan Appleby, 30, a Congregational minister, of Farren- road, Coventry, suffer, ing from a razor wound in his throat, gave evidence in hospital wnen his wife Mary Monica, 25, was charged with attempting to murder him. The court visited the Gui-on-road183 words
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Article145 1946-07-12 7 L ONDON, Wed.— A Har!eystreet surgson, Mr. H. G. Bedford Russe.l, agreed at an inquest at St. Pancras on the Hon. Leslie Gully, half-s ster of Viscount Selby, that he received £10,000 irom her m a year. Miss Gully, who was 48, died a^ her145 words
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104 1946-07-12 7 LONDON, Wed— Many German s are at present supplementing their food rat on with a paste called mycell. derived from wood chips, of a high calorific and albumen content. The wood chips are boiled m digesters for the extraction of sugar and resins and104 words
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Article53 1946-07-12 7 WHITE SANDS, (ne# Mexico). Wed.— The UJS. Army on Tuesday Ust-ftred a German V-2 rocket tc an altitude of 83M> miles to cvrate a new record. Lad^n with r i-<^_ w^thor>g instruments, the was m fie a'r 400.5 s?C! Kis. It lnr^ed 63 mils north oi theAP - 53 words
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Article54 1946-07-12 7 Constantinclurer, a Bucharest lawyer, personally delivered at several newspaper offices a letter announcing his suicide statin? the time at which he wished to be cremated and urging immediate publication of the letter. Then he went home and shot himself. He was cremated at the hour he54 words
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Article110 1946-07-12 7 LONDON, Wed.— Tonnage of merchant vessels under construction in yards outride Britain last May totaled 1,580,823. This is about 487,000 tons les-: than the tonnage in hand at the end of June, 1939. Returns compiled by Lloyd's Register of Shipping show for ch? first time since110 words
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Article48 1946-07-12 7 LONDON, Wed— Radio Moscow said today that a Soviet sci?ntiflc expedition left by air yesterday for the polar stations of the xestem sector of the Arctic to study the effects of polar nigjht and the midnight sun period on human beings working and liv-ng in these areas.— UP.UP - 48 words
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Advertisement299 1946-07-12 7 JUST ARRIVED! "THE MAN ON THE BEAT" and "GREAT CIRCLE" Will have their Premiere Opening To-day To-morrow. DEFINITELY FOR 2 DAYS ONLY! DONT MISS the« instructional pictures! Patrons are kindly requested to be on time th* CHARGE 8- ARMY" IT's truly an inno.a'ion m Motion Picture Entertainment you never dreamed299 words
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Advertisement533 1946-07-12 7 REWARD Reward offered for Information leading to recovery of EHn Automatic Pipe Welding Plan, removed from United Engineers Workshop, Lahat Road, Ipoh. by Japanese about January 1945. Reply to United Engineers Ltd., Ipoh. SINGAPORE CLUB. Members are notified that Luncheons will be served m the Club on and after Monday533 words
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Advertisement343 1946-07-12 7 Mansfield Co., Ltd. Unroiporaiea ir Singapore BLUE Fl NNEL LINE Sailings to and from Onlt«d Klinrtnna Hickory Burn l>ue from K. 13 JulT Bellrrophon Jue from L.K. 18 July Teucer Sal's for t'.K. Ti July Glenbfg Salts for UK Z' lulJ Western Australia The «hor»est *t» romU at the rtHMHI343 words
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Miscellaneous429 1946-07-12 7 Some of the errors at the aver- tract even though he had the age bridge table "not to mention ereat fortune to get an opening those found in the so-called ex- ciub lead from West, pert games) become almost ludi- When the club king was led rrous on close inspsction.429 words
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All The Latest Sports news
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Article534 1946-07-12 8 AUSTRALIAN MAY RUN S'PORE BOXING IF a plan now being considered is finally put into operation, Singapore will see some really good boxing of an international character early next year. The manager of Stadiums Ltd., the Australian boxing firm, has, it is understood, written to Mr. George E. Lee, proprietor534 words
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97 1946-07-12 8 CI.NGAPORE »ill, in all proba- bility, be the venue of an interesting: and long-awaited cricket match over the August Bank Holidays if a n invitation issued by Singapore to up-country (Ticket authorities for a match between the Malayan Union and Singapore is accepted.97 words
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Article90 1946-07-12 8 POINTS WIN FOR JACKIE PATERSON JACK Paterson, 26-year-oid Scot, retained his world flyweight title tonight in tinning a 15round contest from Ja,- Curran of Liverpool. Paterson weighed 112 lbs and Curran 109 lbs. Curran was warned twice by the referee that he must stop running away from Paterson and "make90 words
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Article157 1946-07-12 8 Rovers Meet R.E.M.E. On Sunday I THE Singapore Rovers, a strong soccer team combination oi players from many leading local sides, meet the R.r.M.E. in a j match in aid of th* Queen'3 Street Boys' Club Fund at Jalan Besar on Sunday. The match is being played under the patronage157 words
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Article49 1946-07-12 8 The following will represent the Crossbats against the Segamat Cricket Club at Segamat on Sunday at 10 a.m. A. Vijayaretnam, E. Doraisamy S. Kulasingam, P. G. Segeram M. Sivalingam, K. Thambyrajah S. Yogarajah, S. K. Sundram, K Muthucumaru R. V. S. Sundrara and A. N. Other. Scorer: Kandasamy.49 words
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Article42 1946-07-12 8 THE following will represent the 1 Recs "A" football team m a match against the Police at Thomson Road to-day. C. Alphonso; C. Norohha A. Watts; P. Neubronner, Vaz, H Hoeden; D. Ross, A. Clarke, K Leembruggen. Concencio, O. Valberg.42 words
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Article54 1946-07-12 8 DECS' cricket team to meet F. W. Marsh's XI in a matcn at Thomson Road at 1 p.m. on Sunday, will be chosen from the following: J. Anchant. E. Barker t Chopard O. Clarke, J. de Sou^a, P. D'Almeida, R. Hoffman, R. Janscn. K. LeembruRgani C Schubert, D.54 words
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Article114 1946-07-12 8 Scot Irish Rugby Teams T'HE following are the teams for the Services ii>ternaticnal Ruby match between Scotland and Ireland at Jalan Besar siadium to-morrow, kick-off at 5.15 p.m. Scotland: D.G. Reid; Q.M. Carstairs. W.S. Armstrong, W.N. Scott, D. Robertson; W.E. Grieve, E.J. Nelson. D.C. Mr-Ewan. A.E. Penton, A.L. Barcroft, C.E.114 words
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Article91 1946-07-12 8 JN a friendly badminton return of three singles and four doubles to be played on Sundav, the Maxfli Badminton Party will meet the Sportllght Badminton Party at the former's crurt at 2.30 p m. A team will bo chosen from the followr.g to represent the Maxfli B.P W.91 words
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Article32 1946-07-12 8 (From Our Own Corresoondenl) BATU PAHAT, Tues. THE Chinese Recreation Ciub 1 completed ita handicap billiards tournar 2nt last week with Lim Yeow Chong as winner and Kim Sim Kuan runner-up.32 words
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Article167 1946-07-12 8 LONDON, Wed. UIGH scoring has again been the 11 order in County cricket matches starting today. Scores are: At Oval, Sussex first innings 383 (Cox 161, Hammond 51, Gover six for 127). Surrey first innings 16 for zero. At Birmingham, Kent first innings 305 (ToddReuter - 167 words
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Article263 1946-07-12 8 CANTERBURY, Wed. THAT England could occupy 'he wicket all day and score only 321 for seven wickets in six hours in the Test trial here was due to several factors; <he steady work of six bowlers, the wickctkeeping of Griffith and admirable captaincy. The day's playReuter - 263 words
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80 1946-07-12 8 Louis To Fight Mauriello In September NEW 1ORK. vvcd. DROMOTER Nike Ja.obs an- nounced today that world heavyweight boxing champion Joe lous will defend his title a«f?inst Tami Mautiello in a l."»-rourd battl» at Yankee stadium on Segt. 18. Louis, who has defended the title successfully for 21 times, recently80 words
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Article14 1946-07-12 8 Indians Bat All Day v Derbyshire (By L?arie Constantlne) All The Latest Sports News14 words
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Advertisement519 1946-07-12 8 i p.m. 7 p.m. 9.15 p. m ■«..ihinc like personal contact! A man visits a country. J.lk»s it. Likes the people and marries the girl to be happy ever after M.G.Ms Brilliant romance 'SONG OF RUSSIA" Robert Taylor— Susan Peters. Midnight (11.30 p.m.) To-morrow "A YANR IN THE K.A.F." Tyrone519 words
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