The Straits Times, 30 October 1946
1946-10-30
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Title Section21 1946-10-30 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY nit; in KA«ES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1946. PKICF 10 CENTS21 words
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Article526 1946-10-30 1 Malaya May Be Unable To Supply U.S. By Our Market Correspondent 1 1 is now reasonably certain that Malaya will be un--1 able to supply 50,000 to 60,000 tons of the amount ot 200,000 tons of rubber that America has undertaken to purchase up to the526 words
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Article187 1946-10-30 1 THL yacht Saucy Sue, ia which Col. W. H. B. Wheeler, Deputy Direct r of Transportation in HQ ALFSEA, left the Singapore Yacht Club on Sunday morning, has been found abandoned off the entrance to the Kallang Rivor. Sinpaporo Island. So far no trace has been187 words
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Article45 1946-10-30 1 COMMUNIST WIN IN BULGARIA sofia. Tuea The Conuuanistdominaied Fatherland Front WCD :sr>l seats to the opposi ion parties' 101 In Bulgaria's National Assembly ?lec,tion cii bunday, incomplete ri_'tiirn.s u'sclo.'J*. The election marked the li«t on* right opposition challenge of the Fatherland Fronts two-yeax rule A.P.AP - 45 words
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Article39 1946-10-30 1 JERUSALEM. Tues.— Early returns in Palestine Jewry's elections for Palestine delegates to the 22nd Zionist Congress indicate that the Palestine Labour Party (Mafai* are leading With tin 1 Revisionist (Ri^htwing> climbing unexpectedly into. the second place. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article292 1946-10-30 1 BRITAIN'S ANSWER TO CHARGES NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE British United Nations delegation spokesman today rejected the charges made yesterday by th. White Russian delegate, Mr. Kuzmav Kisselev, that Britain was violating the United Nations CharV-r by maintaining armed forces in such non-enemy territories as Greece, Egypt. Palestine, Iraq. Trans JordanReuter; AP - 292 words
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710 1946-10-30 1 LONDON, Tuesday. DUSSIA has 60 divisions in the West at present, she does not have the secret of the atom bomb, she is still interested in a loan from the United States and does not believe that the veto power has been overworked,UP - 710 words
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Article27 1946-10-30 1 ii >1 OMBO, T.i :-CJ.^n Bil Montagu Stopford. Acting I vli-r. Smith-Las; today after a ogle's st:iv in Ceylon. where he inspecfd military inataUatlons i^u-n27 words
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Article190 1946-10-30 1 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Truman has placed all United Stateatomic energy resources in the l.;!:i<ls of a commission of five civilians, it is announced in Washington. The Chatanan ol the ssmnls- lion i.s Mr David E. Lilienthal. rornirr Director of the Ttenncsm Val'ry Authority, vast power andReuter - 190 words
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Article, Illustration40 1946-10-30 1 A ;voup of members of the Trades Union Congress general council arriving in Brighton for the opening meeting of the 78th annual congress. Eight hundred delegates represented 191 trade unions whose members number nearly seven million40 words
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525 1946-10-30 1 STEEL-TIPPED ARROWS IN CALCUTTA RIOTS NEW DELHI, Tuesday. WITH the communal strife spreading rapidly from Bengal to Bihar province, at least 26 were killed and 80 wounded in the past 21 hours in Calcutta in renewed fighting between the Hindus and Muslims. Home-made hand-grenades and steel-tipped arrows were used inReuter - 525 words
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Advertisement25 1946-10-30 1 RINGS with DIAMONDS <.i:MS semi-psk' :ors .1' rr\iscU i>nres P. H. HENDRY, ■H with uti R.UbI Malay a «ide Reputation North Brid?.- K<l Phone 742125 words
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Advertisement23 1946-10-30 1 WEEXAMiMXriON i ill UUAJfIEQ I OPTICIAN c otic* oo.f»ac hut" I can A Lime Juice Soda to refresh me (jHE BEST SINCE 1&83^)23 words
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Article218 1946-10-30 2 U.S. Puts Forward Fresh Proposal WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE United States yesterday threw cold water on the British plan to set up a world food board with broad powers, including authority to operate an "ever-normal granary." The United States endorsed the plan's broad objectives to combat hungerAP - 218 words
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Article145 1946-10-30 2 LONDON, rues— Sir Stafford Cripps, President of the Board ol Trade, told the House of Covnmons yesterday. Britain believed that Japan must conUm* to export textiles but that Japanese war industries such as steel, chemicals, shipping, aircraft ar.d metal working 'will, on security grounds, undergo atAP - 145 words
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Article105 1946-10-30 2 CANBERRA, lues -Dr. Herbji-; Evatt's mooted trip to Japan ma, be postponed until 1947 but thvre is no indication from Government quarters in Canberra that it »M be cancelled. The flood of work Falling la the Foreign Minister in the next yeai during which AustraliaAP - 105 words
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Article67 1946-10-30 2 NUREMBERG, Mon.— New Nuremberg trials— involving up to 1.000 major nazis— will begin on Dec. 21. it was .eliably learned here today. Full retailed iudictimnts. including allegations of freezing experiments. sterilisation and poisoning are being served immediately on 23 doctors in Nurem berg prison. Dr.Reuter - 67 words
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Article37 1946-10-30 2 LONDON. Mon.— Government yielded to Conservative Opposition in the House cf Lords today by introducing thrre amendments to the National Health Servcc Bill giving hospital eotfiM'tteea more control of the r own hospitals. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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214 1946-10-30 2 HONG KONG, Mon. DISCRIMINATION between U officers and other ranks of the British services hi Hong Kong's hotels is to be the subject of an official inquiry. The Colony's luxury Gloucester Hotel has been the scene of seve- ral night-time incidents in the lastReuter - 214 words
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Article119 1946-10-30 2 ATLANTIC CITY. Mon. Mr. Joseph B. Keen an. chief pr> secutor at the Tokio war trials, told the American Bar A.^ sedation that the Tok.o war crimes trial wer P based on sound iaw and justice, and were an alternative to lynchings. Term ng theAP - 119 words
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Article69 1946-10-30 2 HANOI, Tues— The Vietnam National Assembly has voted to ask the United Nations and the Vatican for support in the Vietnamese struggle for independence. It has voted, also, to address a similar appeal to the people of France, China, Indonesia, India and the Ph lippines.69 words
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Article67 1946-10-30 2 MALANG. Mon. After two days' stay in Semarang, where he had talks with Dutch civil and military officials and a,t'.r.ded gatherings of the Chinese populations, the Chinese mission headed by Dr. Li Ti Chur. left for Sourabaya by air yesterday. A sum of $10,000 Straits wasUP - 67 words
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Article32 1946-10-30 2 The Indonesian Republic nas received an invitation from the Indian Government to ser.d delegates to the inter-Asiatic relations conference to be held Ifi India in March next year, says UP. from Batavia.UP - 32 words
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Article210 1946-10-30 2 NANKING, Mon. A three-article cease fire pro posal was signed by twelve mediating third parties' lealers today and delivered to the headquarters of Government, Communists and Gen. Marshall. No details are yet available of the specific points of the proposal which was the subject of discussion amongReuter - 210 words
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Article, Illustration57 1946-10-30 2 The High Commissioner for New Zealand in London, Mr. U J. Jordan, inspecting Sea Cadets at the Nelson Column, where he laid a wreath on Tr.iful*,. r Day This year the day was the 141 st anniversary of th; iiattle of Trafalgar, when Adia/.al Lord Nelson destroyed57 words
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213 1946-10-30 2 LONDON, Monday. IT is most unlikely that Netherlands troops will be trained in Britain after Nov. 30, the date on which British military responsibility in Indonesia is to end. Major C. P. Mayhew, I'nder-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, made this clear in the HouseReuter - 213 words
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225 1946-10-30 2 German Strike Protest To Russians STUTTGART, Mon. IJALF of 600 workers engaged in dismantling an aircraft factory for Russia went on strike today in protest against the Russian removal of German workers. The workers are holding a meeting tonight to decide on I future acton. Britain has asked Russia forReuter; UP - 225 words
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Article37 1946-10-30 2 JERUSALEM, Sun. A ship bearing uncertiflcated Jewish refugees was rumoured to be nosing towards Palestine territorial waters today as the Royal Air Force and the British Navy remained on the alert to thwart any landing attempt.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Advertisement191 1946-10-30 2 Tudor Players •meat "SHE JOOPS TO CONQUER" AN AMUSINU I'lKlnii PLAY BY OI.IVKI GOLDSMITH VICTORIA THEATRE TONIGHT AT 1131 P.M. lOR FOUR NIGHTS Il( KKTS:— J2 Ml. $2»9. I) 50 A SI 00 Bwkinc at Rubinson* a.m. Theatre p.m. Parl prorrrds in aid of the late An-hdcaron Ciraham White Memoii191 words
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Advertisement409 1946-10-30 2 SALE BY TENDER The Custodian of Property. Singapore, invites tenders for the purchase of an otl blending plant consisting of the following Galvanized horizontal cylindrical storage tanks, mixing pans, separating tanks. separating pans, Japanese Vacuum Distillation Plant, mixing tanks, condensing tanks, fire-pans, oil sump, hexagonal sieve, marine boiler, vertical boiler,409 words
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Advertisement278 1946-10-30 2 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders are invited tor Sundry M;m-.-tenance Work at Kreta Ayer Road and Keong Saik Road Tenement*. Specification and Form of Tender may be obtained at the office ot the Singapore Improvement Trust on payment of a deposit of $50 which will be refunded If a bona fide278 words
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Article289 1946-10-30 3 INTENSIVE ACTION Straits Times Reporter CINCAPORE'S fight against black market hankers who are upsetting every rationing scheme, and unlicensed vegetable vendors, who are causing a serious health problem in crowded areas of the city, has entered a new phase. Food Control Department inspectors and the289 words
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150 1946-10-30 3 Gratuities For British Servicemen TN a recent Parliamentary State- ment it was anr.oun-vU lhat war gratuities of serving members cf the British Forces would shortly be released for paymerft based on rrckonable service up to Aug. 15, 1946. Payments win h.-» mid- 3 m early as jx)ssibl o by credits150 words
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212 1946-10-30 3 LONDON, Monday. AM. people eligible for a free return passage to Malaya should have sailed before December, according to an answer given in the House of Commons to-day by Mr. Arthur Creech Jones, the Colonial Secretary-. Hv said: It is probable that all who are212 words
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Article77 1946-10-30 3 DANGEROUS CARGO' FOR SINGAPORE "I\ANGEROUS cargo" will arrive in Singapore today by« the Danish motorship Asia from Continent.l ports. Included in the 1.200 tons of general cargo for Singapore are 75 drums of sulphuric acid. The vessel is also carrying 1.200 barrels of chrolate of potash and 192 drums of77 words
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Article187 1946-10-30 3 SGT. Major Hussain bin Ibrahim and Sgt. Mohamad Saman of trt Singapore Police, appeared again before Mr. T. T. Russell, Second District Judge, when hearing was resumed into charges against them of causing hurt to various peopl? during the Jap occupation. Jaffar j)in Abdul Hamid. who worked as187 words
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Article48 1946-10-30 3 Am Sing, a stowaway who was discovered a day after the ship Glenaffaric left Hong Kong for S neapore. was sentenced to two months' rigorcus imprisonment by Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim yesterday at the Fourth Poli.ce Court. The sh p arrived in Sinnaporp on Oct. 28.48 words
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199 1946-10-30 3 From Our Own Correspondent SEREMBAN, Tues. ASeremban Malay and his wife, Yusof bin Hassan and Indon binte Ujang, who gave their ages as 17 and 15 respective!}-, were found guilty of abandoning their sixweeks old daughter in a disused pit-latrine at Chengkau199 words
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133 1946-10-30 3 j CINGAPORE Chinese students J have not fully recovered from the effect of the Japanese occupation, reports the Chungnau Jit Pao. At a d'scussicm meeting of Ins Singapore Chinese Teachers' Association, recently, it was pointed out that the present standard of students at the Chinese133 words
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Article32 1946-10-30 3 UNLICENSED VENDORS Twenty-flve fresh milk-vend-ors appeared before Mr. Eu Cheow Chye. Fifth Magistrate yesterday. when they were caught in the Municipal area for sell ng milk without licences Each was fined $10.32 words
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Article70 1946-10-30 3 MEW Zealanders who served with the Colonial Volunteer Forces outside New Zealand ar c now entitled to claim from the New Zealand Government the difference between th i gratuity to which they are entitled at U.K. Army rates and the gratuity laid down for the New70 words
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Article338 1946-10-30 3 J^INETY-EIGHT Allied PoWs, were killed and over 200' wounded, many severely, when Allied aircraft bombed a railway siding in Nong Pladuk. Siam. on Sept. 6, 1944. hitting the PoW camp itself. This was disclosed In the allldavit of Lt.-Col. R. C. Laming wnich was read338 words
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Article, Illustration61 1946-10-30 3 Trengganu Street stamp- -lc ?cene as police and Food Control officials carried out a raid yesterday on blarkmarket hawkers. All perishable food collected was distributed to Singapore Convents. Left: four of the 200 Chinese orphans at St. Anthony's Convent in Aljunied Koad help to carry61 words
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Article67 1946-10-30 3 PLLOWING :.ie raid on Friday night by officers attached to th? Central Division on a shop dealing in second-hand goods in the vicinity of Sungei Road, when -a large number of head lamps and parts were seized, several victims have called at the Central Police station to67 words
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Advertisement704 1946-10-30 3 LEGAL NOTICL TAKK NOTICE Uiat the NoUce inserted by NELLY CHUA wife of NEO POH CHUAN which appears on Page 6 of the Straltt Tlme« of the 20th October. 1948. Is misleading and not In accordance with the true facts. On the 2»th July. 1946. the said Nelly Chua applied704 words
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Advertisement577 1946-10-30 3 MALACCA MUNICIPALITY. NOTICL Native Passenger Lodging lloases Ordinance Chapter (95) Under the provision of Section 6 of the above Ordinance, notice is hen !>•• given that no person shall open or keep a Native Patamcar Lodging Hous? or being the owner or occupi?r of any premies, permit* v Native Pi577 words
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Article46 1946-10-30 4 Mr. and Mrs. Wong Fook On: 11 friend* and relatives ior ttiei v «kl wishes and presents on the oc th.lr eldest sons inurrlage Mr F. Anthony and family t'innt all friends and relatives who sent wreaths and attended the funeral o Mrs. Juliana Anthony.46 words
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907 1946-10-30 4 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed., Oct. 30, 1946. The Living And The Dead What is a suitable form of memorial to those of our fellow-citizens of Singapore who lost their lives in the Second World War? We think of those who were killed while j serving in the regular and907 words
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Article86 1946-10-30 4 DAR-ES-SALAM, Mon.—Specimens of uranium, an essential in- gredient in the atomic bomb have been found in the Ulu«uru mountains In Tanganyika, the chief insp:ctor of the mines for the territory stated today. He was replying to questions ;rom Africans as to their mining rights in Tanganyika.Reuter - 86 words
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Article29 1946-10-30 4 Batavia, Mon. An official invitation to send 16 Indonesian delegates to an Inter-Asian Delegations Conference, to be held in India next March, was received here today. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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365 1946-10-30 4 r' appears that our Civil Airport is not suitable for general use by the lar^e air linen now employed. It will be used mainly by internal air services and by the Singapore Flying Club. Seme four million dollars was spent in the creation of365 words
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223 1946-10-30 4 I7OUR paper has given proI minence to the appoint merit of a local doctor to a mperscale post, on the eve of i\s retirement. ihis recalls the promotions of i Malay Inspector of Police to ;he post of Ass stant Superintendnt at the age of223 words
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225 1946-10-30 4 IT was reported in the Straits Times several days ago that the Chief ical Officer attached to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, is to resign shortly. Dr. Kenivasan has been in the layan Medical Service for years and h a specialist in erculosis. Nothing225 words
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Letter63 1946-10-30 4 WE Asiatic Service men who were recruited in this country before the fall hear that there is to be a $100 advance against back pay for Volunteers only. What about the Asiatic regulars in various posts who are stranded here with their families? We are anxiously waiting to63 words
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Letter25 1946-10-30 4 Letters signed with a nom-de-piumc are not published unless the writ".': name end i>dd :<.•*> are conttinntcited to the Editor as a guarantee o; a-ioo" fakh25 words
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Article, Illustration1088 1946-10-30 4 KATHARINE SIM - MALAYAN GARDEN MEMORIES KATHARINE SIM By MANY of those gardens, upon which so much care was lavished, must now be sadly derelict places; overgrown, tangled and impoverished, but in memory they are as bright as ever they were when we saw them last —nearly five years ago. Going back across1,088 words
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Advertisement835 1946-10-30 4 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED-SHCHTHAND Typist A Typ st by v big Chinese Concern. Male or female Apply Box 613, S.T. WANTED Expert shorthand-writer <»pable of reporting meetings verbatim Interrstin* position for fully qualified i Write giMng details of previous appointments to Box No. 615, ST. WANTED Male European capable ol :.uperv835 words
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Advertisement57 1946-10-30 4 "THE VIDOR" PORTABLE ELECTRIC COOKER. (Made In England). Ideal for the small family and those who have to live in small flats. Consumes 1000 watts per hour. Works from any power point. Needs no Installation. Sze 12i" x 9i" x 7". Can be used on A.C. or D.C. Mains. (By57 words
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Advertisement61 1946-10-30 4 Specializing ONLY in TERMITE EXTERMINATION PROPERTY MAINTENANCE PROPERTY CONSERVATION Damage and the necessity of constant repairs as a result ot white ants are completely eliminated by our Termite Extermination, Property maintenance and Property Conservation Service. Our record and Clientele prove our leadership in inn specialised field C. P. TAYLOR LIMITED61 words
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Article125 1946-10-30 5 $40,000 PEPPER MISSING THE loss of a largo quantity of pepper understood to be worth about $40,000 from a warehouse in Singapore is being investigated by the Police. It appears that the pepper, owned by produce merchants, ad beer, stored in a Rodown in Havelock Road. The godown extends to125 words
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Article107 1946-10-30 5 Appeal By Extortioners Dismissed AN appeal by two young Chinese, Lee Chi Cheng and Chia Swee Meng, to have their sentence of 18 months' rigorous imprisonment reduced to a shorter t»Tm was dismissed by Mr. Justire Worley in the Supreme Court yesterday. In rejecting the appeal. Mr. Justice Worley said:107 words
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Article22 1946-10-30 5 Today's menu at People's Restaurants in Singapore will be: Itice porridge (bubor): meat halls and salted vegetables with i arnishmrnt22 words
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Article, Illustration57 1946-10-30 5 A Singapore Food Control inspector helps a nun of the French Convent to carry a load f vegetables confiscated by Food Control officials and police in widespread raids carried out on unlicensed hawkers in Singapore yesterday. Singapore's drive against black market vendors is increasing in tempo.57 words
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Article114 1946-10-30 5 Carrier Will Take 900 Servicemen ANE of Britain's newest aircraft- carriers, the Indefatigable, now anchored in the Outer Roads, will carr/ 81 Navy and Army officers and more than 800 naval ratings when sh? leaves for the United Kingdom on Nov. 5. Six hundred and twenty-five recently demobbed naval ratings114 words
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Article298 1946-10-30 5 Government Grant Ofs3o,oooMonthly Straits Times Reporter CINGAPORE'S newest experiment for fighting malnutrition in children the provision of a free well-balanced meal to the child of pre-school age is expected to be launched during the second half of next month. Government have sanctioned the expenditure of298 words
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Article150 1946-10-30 5 sample meal recommended by the Nutrition team under Dr. C. J. Oliveiro to be «iv«n to children between the ages of two and six years under the new feeding scheme is given below: Lightly milled rice- -one ounce; finely ground kachaiig hi i in one ounce150 words
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Article147 1946-10-30 5 MR. H. N. Balhetchct has been; elected president, and Mr. i Yapp Thean Chye. vice-president, of the newly formed Sinsrapcr° Teachers' Unon. Mr. P. V Sarma is general secretary. The Union was formed following a meeting of mor P than 200 Government and Governmentaided school teachers147 words
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Article118 1946-10-30 5 KUCHING, Tues JOIR Charles Arden Clarke was installed as the first British governor of Sarawak at ceremonies here attended oy the i Governor-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDor.ald. and representatives 'of the resident communities. Sir Charles in his installation address pledged that no changes woutd be made ir. theAP - 118 words
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Article51 1946-10-30 5 A CHARGE of being in possession of 24 Japanese rifles on Oct. 27 was explained to Tan Ah Juan when he was produced before Mr. L. C. Goh, Second Police Magistrate, yesterday. The case was postponed to Nov. 6 for mention, and the accused rtmanded in51 words
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Article52 1946-10-30 5 Mr. Fred J. Barretto, represent Pti-.-e in Singapore for Rycena Food Products, writes that in addition to the impoit permit secured by the Fourpoints Ltd., the Singapore agents for the product, Cheng Chiang Trading Co., the Kuala Lumpur agents for Rycena, have also secured an import permit Icr52 words
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Article140 1946-10-30 5 EX-POW'S NOVEL WINS Ist PRIZE Straits Times Reporter MR. Oswald Wynd, a farmer resident of Kuala Lumpur wno was taken prisoner of war in Malaya, has won a £2,500 prize awarded annually for the winner of the Doubleday novel competition. Mr Wynd was interpreter attached to a party of 400140 words
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179 1946-10-30 5 A RRESTED on a charge of steal Ing a bundle of bed sheets belonging to the SEAC Red Cross iiom the Singapore Harbour Board, a 25-y:ar-old labourer. Low Ah Kow, was convicted and sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment yejterday. by Mr. P: ul179 words
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Article31 1946-10-30 5 Mr. A. S. Martin, Vice-Presi-dent of the East-West Society, will give a talk on "The Future of 'East and Wast' on Friday, at 5.15 p.m. at the M.D.U. Hall.31 words
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Article484 1946-10-30 5 Chinese Headline Of The Week By way <<t relief from the sober and conservative tone of the Straits Times, we present today a news story worthy of Baron Munchausen or even the "Arabian Nights" which was published by our Singapore contemporary the Nanyang Siang484 words
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183 1946-10-30 5 THE Singapore Harbour Board strike, in which nbout 10,000 dock workers arc involved, and which has caused a stoppage of shipping turn-round for several days, was fur ther complicated yesterday. Strikers' representatives, after discussions with Urn Harbour Board authorities, decided once more to refer183 words
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Article94 1946-10-30 5 MIDDLE-AGED Chinee WOman, Poon Thyp Hcnp. who anpoalcd against her sentence, of two years" rigorous imprisonment for transporting chanriu had her sentence reduced I i 18 months' r.l. by Mr. Justio ley in the Supreme Cour* day. Mr Justice W.,rley. in reducing her sentence, said that94 words
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Advertisement87 1946-10-30 5 Two Items For Men from ROBINSON S NEW STOCK i GABARDINE RAINCOATS SOFT. LUSTRE FABRE WELL MADE AND WELL CUT CHECK LININGS Sizes 42 -50 PRICE $48.50 HENRY HEATH FELT HATS GREY -BUFF BROWN BEAVER Sizes 6J to 7] PRICES $25.00 $32.50 Nev Socks are Arriving at Df-DIAIC AAIC Every87 words
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Article330 1946-10-30 6 Includes Non-Muslim In League Quota UAIAJU ITA, TUCS. THE inclusion of a non-Muslim in the Muslim League quota of five in the Indian Interim Government submitted by Mr. M. A. Jinnah is considered in some political circles as an astute manoeuvre on the part of the LeagueAP - 330 words
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91 1946-10-30 6 Handling Rates For Foodstuffs Reduced From Our Own Correspondent Penang. Tuesday. THE decision to reduce their charges for handling four essential foodstuffs, rice, sugar, salt and flour, was reached by the Penang Harbour Labourers Association at a meeting heid on Monday to consider thy. present dispute with local importer. The91 words
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Article360 1946-10-30 6 D:ar Mr. Culbertson: In last night's game I was accused of booting a slam all over the room. This was the deal: North, dealer East-West vulnerable. NORTH A J AQ ♦AQ***** Q 10 WEST CAST 7 S 10 VK96SS VJIO 742 10 K J 9 IK9SU *****360 words
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Article108 1946-10-30 6 From Our Own Correspondent. IPOH, Tues. CAR thieves carried out the most daring theft yet reported in Ipoh on Saturday night when a newly purchased Austin 8 and a new Triumph motor-cyole were removed from a garag; iv Gooeng Road. Both the vehicles were put in108 words
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46 1946-10-30 6 From Our Own Correspondent ALOR STAR. Tues. 'TWO Indian youths, Marimuthu x and Arumugam. were produced on a charge of houseorea>ring and theft before Cho Azrn: Mohammed in the District Court. Alor Star, and sentenced to two years' imprisonment each.46 words
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222 1946-10-30 6 From Our Own Correspondent BATU PAHAT. Tuesday. MR. TAI KWEE SHENG, Vice-minister for Overseas Chinese Affairs in the National Government of China, received a warm welcome from representatives of all Chinese organisations and members of the Chinese public of Batu Pahat when he arrived222 words
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Advertisement416 1946-10-30 6 FOR SALE AUSTIN 10 HP. Saloon 1940. recently overhauled 3 new tyres, licensed and Insured $4,300. Box ■636. S.T. FOR SALE. Flat Marvolet car engine, tyres, paintwork, all in gooJ condition. For immediate sale. Phone 4939. FOR SALE, one brand new gas stove with 4 rings and grlller etc.. apply416 words
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Advertisement281 1946-10-30 6 LRRGEST SfILE Sole Distributors Popineaa We ha\e in storu to offer a cooo selection of well known makr pian.>as follows: MORRISON BOMNMM l>\\l v ANN RKX ST»:iNW.\YS BABY GRAND MOI'TRIE Your insiwction cordially Invited NANG HWA PIANO CO.. 173. Tank Road. Singapore When you THINK of NEW lypp-writr-rs. Calculators. Adding281 words
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Miscellaneous388 1946-10-30 6 CROSSWORD No, 89 T~ T~ T~ 4 7"" 6~" T" 5~" "io~ 7T~ T~ "li" d LM M H I iIT HZ _v_J h"l 1 118 I §1 IfelLli S S i iiir__M 26 j 29 30 31 3 > <4IKOSb 1. This support U only a leek of hair388 words
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593 1946-10-30 7 »|HE one hundred and fifty-third ordinary general meeting 1 of the Borneo Company, Ltd., was held in London recently. Sir Adam B. Ritchie (chairman of the company) presided, and in the course of his speech said: "No detailed survey of our properties593 words
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Article90 1946-10-30 7 Yesterday's Sinffapore produce price were: ROCK SITGAR: $98. COFFEE: Pa dan* Bali $72, No. 1 Bali $I*o. No. 1 Palembang $29.50, No. 2 Palembang $28. A.P. No. 1 $40. A.P. No. 2 $37. PEPPER: Muntok (white) $10 Sibu $100. Lombonr (white) $S'2. I inn pon K i black)90 words
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Article162 1946-10-30 7 Washington, Tues. Mr. Charles G. Ross, secretary to President Truman, to-day denied knowledge of a report that the Government might change the (35 an ounce gold valuation. A treasury official also threw cold water on the idea, saying that the Treasury Secretary. Mr. John W. Snyder.162 words
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Article212 1946-10-30 7 •pHE report of the directors of Karmen Rubber. Ltd.. for the year ended May 31, 1946. presented at the anuual meeting of shareholders in London on Friday, says the Astatic sub>rdincr« staff are mostly back on the estate o'lt the labour force has been sadly depleted212 words
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Article259 1946-10-30 7 CHIPS' positions In Singapore today are: MAIN WHARF Godown 31-32: Pentaknta. Godown 33-34: Fort Pitt. Godowrt 35: Rlmau leaves when ready. Godown 42-43- Samlamu. WEST WHARF Godown 1-2- Denbighshire discharging general cargo. Godown 9-10: Glenapp. Godown 11-12: Maiine Leopard. EAST WHARF Godown 44 Bi uas. Godown259 words
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Article318 1946-10-30 7 Local Shares Again Quiet By Our Market Correspondent. SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE local share market was I even quieter than usual this morning. In the tin shares there were inquiries for Australian isues. London continues to offer tin shares freely. Petalings, Kuchai Tin and Batu Selangor were slightly firmer. Industrials were318 words
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Article88 1946-10-30 7 NEW YORK. Tues— The domestic cor.sumpt ien of natural rubber increased 28.82 per cent in August over July, totallin? 23.336 tons, the Rubber Manufacturers" Association reports. Overall consumption of all types of rubber soared in Aue'isi to 18,122 tons— a gain of 15.1 ?3£ cent over88 words
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Article43 1946-10-30 7 OTTAWA. Mon Mr. Ruhard Grew, formerly Canadian Trade Comm ssioner in Norway, has been appointed Canadian Trade Commissioner in India. He w.ll leave Canada early next year for Bombay. He will also be rf presentative to Burma and Ceylon.— Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Advertisement510 1946-10-30 7 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (incorporated in Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE sailings to and from I'nlted Kingdom rromethe«i 'or U.K. 4th Nov. N»m£ara lufl lrom 7th Nov Antilorhi salta for U.K. lOtb Nov. S.ilinjt to and from Western Australia CtMMa *>"* lir Fremantle 3rd Nov. orgon from Fremantle 16th Nov SINGAPORE STRAITS510 words
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Advertisement480 1946-10-30 7 PRESIDENT LINE Railing* NEW YORK via India and Mediterranean Port* MARINE LEOP4KD* Godowns !1 I? MOUNT MANSFIELD loading Penang MARINE FLIER* In f.:i MOUNT DAVIS' due Nov M MOI'M ROGERS'* Nov. 25tli •Frefchl Onrj For freight and Passage Appl. AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES. LTD. Union Bide. Ids: «t» S?S< WATERMAN LINE480 words
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Advertisement445 1946-10-30 7 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S. S. CO.. LTD. FORT FORK For New York In PoH KF.NLAWERS For London Due Singapore titb No*. SAMTWKED ••'or sr« York. Due Singapore fnd Nor. KLAVE N E S S LINE. FOB PACIFIC PORTS Sa llnir* to be mnimd v hnrtl? McALISTER CO.. Spore LTD. Tel 7257;445 words
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Miscellaneous353 1946-10-30 7 SINGAPORE TIDES TO-DAY: Hi)th Water: 1.40 a.m. 8 ft. 2 in 0.59 o.m 9 It. 1 in. TOMORROW: Ilisri Water: 2.1?) a.m. 7 ft. 7 in.; 1.30 o.m. 8 ft. 7 in. RADIO MAT AVA ramme summary: 8. 18 p.m. Accent on pjn. Int«nude: C.45 p.m. Home sur-V-rklin. X£\ rhythm;353 words
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557 1946-10-30 8 ADELAIDE, Tuesday. A FINE defensive innings by Craig, who scored 111, and a fighting knock by Mann in the latter stages, saved South Australia from defeat in tho match against the M.C.C. here today. The opening batsmen gave the side a good startReuter - 557 words
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Article, Illustration21 1946-10-30 8 K. .>ai:i;crs, New ctith u.wes HK»ei.ujpi r-uatsinan, who wni be a strong conicntlrr l.>r a place in the Australian Test side.21 words
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474 1946-10-30 8 PLAYING their first game of the season the Medical College surprised the S.C.C. on the Padang yesterday, holding them to a scoreless draw. Rain made it a forwards' < an eagerness for hard work even out the disadvantages of l Some of them literally474 words
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Article80 1946-10-30 8 The following will b» selected to re-pre.-.cnt the Rrx kiites Sports Party n ;n list the Naval Contir»gent (Malayan Aro? i in a fricniliv soccer game on Sunday at Tclok Kuiau Knßlt;h S-hool ground at 5 15 p.m.: Wot* Glm Soo, C. Humphries. Cheow Hin, Ire Kens Lcnj\80 words
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Article44 1946-10-30 8 Prom Our Own Corrrspondrnt Taiping. Oct. 27. Talptoc*! rugger talent was seen in action yesterday wl.cn a scratch nftecn known as J.U. Joseph's team met and defeated Major Bmkh-ys fifteen by 17 point-; (1 ;;o«l 4 tlicsi tt) (J points (2 tries).44 words
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Article56 1946-10-30 8 i toll wring will nptv t i-t the Chines. Club in a f;l nd!y tahti- t-nnis miuch against the Ai Tong Old Buys' Association on 3uni"v r.t I ;ini a' OOI Club's premL.t" Btaclcs: N.t Yew Wing. Chio i 1:1 f'lioo Ann. Lee Tons bil (Thta OOUI. Men's Doubles Na56 words
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Article309 1946-10-30 8 Badminton Results And Teams In a return Meatfly badminton ■atoll pli-yed at Urn home court on Biddajr. UM Sp.ift.-c B.P. ->:at Mm Merry Union B.P. Ly four games Lo three. R;sulrs. (flptttlrc players men- 1 Oaoed Ont):— Sinrles: Chee Pi;ui Hung beat i Georce Tan 11-15. 13-6. 15-11; Hu Wei309 words
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267 1946-10-30 8 Three- All Draw In Rugger At Seremban PXHILARATING rugger *ai Ij witnessed on the Station padang on Sunday when a Seremban Asiatic XV skippered by Inche Yaacob bin A. LatifT. State Public Relations Officer. N.S. and a Northampton XV played to a draw of three points each. Rcfereed by Mr.267 words
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Article187 1946-10-30 8 M.C C. Ist. Inns.: 506 for 5 d.-dui.J SOUTH AUSTRALIA— Int. Inns. Craig c Evans b Pollard 14 Hammenee b Smith g Ridings b Langi-idge 57 Bradman c and b Smith :s James b Langriug? gg K. Gogler b Smith E. Dooland b Smith K. O'Neill c Evans b187 words
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Article168 1946-10-30 8 London, Oct. 28. VINCE HAWKINS of laatltfijrtl became lh» new British middleweight champion w.ien he ot'tcointed the uo'der "> rate Roderick of Liverpool over 15 rounds at th? Albert Fftl 1 tonden this evening. Hawkins, who la a 23-y;ar-oid railway worker, outpun^hed ?nd outboxed Roderick makingReuter - 168 words
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Article128 1946-10-30 8 EVENTS C.ia'.i Poh Ying and Lim Pen;; Queo. nc-WUt contenc'f-rs lor the men's doubles ,'chr.r.ipionshin title, are still tho master table tennis pa r. Playln-; cautioiislv. Poll Yin;; and Pen<r Quce boat Yeo Chen'; Hai and Chan Kwok Mir^. me of the stron-'est pair of companions in th-128 words
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Article92 1946-10-30 8 Kota Bharu. Tuesday On the occasion of the birthday «.f H.H. Uie Sultan, the scheduled fourth round games of the Kelantan Soccer league were postponed indefinitely. The fifth weeks matches, five at Kcta B'.iaru. one at Tumpat and the atlMI at Pasir Mas. were played off according to92 words
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Article72 1946-10-30 8 The Coionlals' w.L' play a "home and home" cricket match, en the Police grounds on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. The two team-,, skippered by Ratnayake awl Christie Ser.eviratne, will be Eatnayakr's team: Ra'nayako, Nugera. Van Rpyk, Albert. Ferdinand. 1, Delika: W.F. Jayascoriya. F rt.B Perera. Abey a».na. Clasusn72 words
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Advertisement246 1946-10-30 8 CAPITOL MIDNIGHT PREMIERE FRIDAY .HAL B.WALLIS^. CLAUOc RAINS CONRAO VEIOf -'GREENSTKEET HIHIORK^WCHtfICMII/ PRECEDED BY WARNER'S SENSATIONAL FEATURETTE HITLER LIVES?" in ti won t;u him PI ad ;«KI( F OnaVi BY Tll»: H01.1.Y--nrooai h»k» k.n < «>"••' l-OMIf NTS aMOCI \VH>N A Timely Warning Against Totalitarianism in All its Insidious Forzns246 words
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