Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 16 December 1945
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Title Section21 1945-12-16 1 The Sunday Tribune Telephone: SSII NEWSPAPER OF THE FEOPLE OF MALAYA hghj SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBI i; L& 1945 PRICE 10 CEN'i21 words
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242 1945-12-16 1 1000 Policemen, MP's Take Part in (kmtb-Oiit \U Nf N, Dec. 15 (UP)— Approximately 8,000 i-jmb#l the London Felice, togethe: with Bri ?r. V: :ted States, Canadian m I P >liah military oil I ::rew a four-square mile dn pad iomd the242 words
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Article132 1945-12-16 1 VAN MOOK LEAVES FOR HOLLAND BATAVIA, Dec. 15— i UP >.—Gov-ernor-General van Mook has announced he Is leaving for Holland today (Saturday*, for consultation with the Netherlands Government, reports Un led Press. He expects to be absent from Java for three weeks. Reuter reports that a British force enlarging the132 words
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Article61 1945-12-16 1 "Big Three" Meeting WBDON. Dec. 15 Tlu- "Big gw" noftlgn Ministers wUI pt Moscow this even. nltcd States) is p^ there. Ernest Bevin < B p*J* <ta* to arrive any mir. a ntdmlM Molotov (Russia! CJWaf to receive ther T.vugh tftetal •:> f specified only atomic PfO as one of61 words
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Article28 1945-12-16 1 Franco-Siam Talks In Singapore? ggPON, Dec. 15- UP. KJ?sjJf<* Press today, that th > ns may shortly by Franco■Wßlcted in Singapore by |*w Clanc. political advif French High Commis-28 words
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Article266 1945-12-16 1 HONGKONG MAKES RAPID RECOVERY HONG KONG. Dec. 15.— While threatened I :.t;ht for independence and labour unrest retard rehabilitation in many of the liberated countries in the Far East, Hong is today making rapid strides in its recovery as one of the leading trading ports in the Orient— a much266 words
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Article341 1945-12-16 1 TOKYO, Dec. 15. (UP). General Douglas MacArthur today struck a blo^ l niojs > by o-t erin<j the Japanese Governirct raw its spon>oship cr tnancia! support from the *\?.\e relition which mkntmmd forces the belief that the Emperor is a livi I I The directive341 words
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Article369 1945-12-16 1 WASHINGTON. Dec. 14. The State Department has disclosed the text of the note received from tne British Foreign office expressing entire agreement with the United States view that Persia should be able to use its own forces wherever and m whatever manner is necessaryReuter - 369 words
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202 1945-12-16 1 Loan Agreement Possibility Of Govt. Defeat In Lords Discussed LONDON. Dec. 15.-The dobs*. Dility or a Government defeat "when the controversy over the AngloAmerican loan agreement is transferred to the House of Lords on Monday is discussed in the Times and other national papers today sh °uld be a repetition202 words
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Article43 1945-12-16 1 HQ. SEAC, Dec. 16— Admiral Sir j Bruce Frasei. C.-in-C. of the British j Pacific Fleet, who is visiting famga pore on I'm way to nis new Hong j Kong headquarters, will attend i.n important staff conference at Naval Headquarters to-day.43 words
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Advertisement105 1945-12-16 1 Y.T. LEE TYPEWRITER DEALERS 332, NortC Bridge Rg Cleaning undertaken months Telephone 7971 Models of Modern Weapons That i^JKS^, Won The War! NO BETTER GIFT THAN THESE MODELS FOR THIS X'MAS. A. A. Gun on Chassis. Empress of India Lancers. Searchlight on Chassis. British Infantry in Action. R.A. 4.5" Howitzer.105 words
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611 1945-12-16 2 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, December 16, 1945. Jobless Clerks OLERKS are among the hardest hit by the prevailing stringency. There is :>read unemployment among them "through no fault of their own," as Brigadier 1'.A.8. McKerron remarked in his opening speech to the Singapore Advisory Council on Wednesday. The number in611 words
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1104 1945-12-16 2 GOOD-BYE TO NEUTRALITY (By Viscount Cecil Of Lord Cecil has achieved l i international distinction t as an advocate of world J democracy and peace. He was an indefatigable de- i fender of the Covenant of t i the League of Nat it which he.1,104 words
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Article114 1945-12-16 2 —^Hl YEN AN. CHINA Jt b 1 his wilderness can much written aboi. u v,*^* ed by >«ciatad 1 ress /I John Roderick, uov lUv LI 1 a y hui rtruggling with u^fti,:! d racy, i JJC ra R The rwmnp Commu ;,r PHMBI a plan has guided n114 words
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Advertisement87 1945-12-16 2 Tin' l i rud€ k iiliail A^^uraiC rompaiiT IJiniled H. I ";i•• .i >-c. V'yii-A'.r. Total Assets Exceed 53,500 000,01^ U t Branch Office 17 18, Mercantile Bank Boild.ng Sisff The Prudential *iinirnri ntwiiiji f iiniHlMiiT~ w that its Branch Office in Malaya has re-opa*rc. and is in a position87 words
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207 1945-12-16 3 "Bill Of. Rights" For Press Advocated I*—OT>— .lV United Nations and ail other 0 f awiwillsh«MlUp«liotO ertect "a bill ot rights for the 'esidpnt or Un<ted Press, said ,-s l^' "■< fic itiori the B;H buat EastChesfer. N. T. The meeting was at St. Paul's Church on th anniversary of207 words
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Article89 1945-12-16 3 Lack Berets Are Here LPSEA. Ok. 16.— Squadrons tux Recce Regiment, the 4of 2 Dr. drive Burma, are now in Stngaguard of 54 men coinby Lieut Busfleid has been I Government House, last armoured uing Um Qroa* Keys sign of Britain's finest divisions. bt dark daft of reverse* to to89 words
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Article98 1945-12-16 3 Ah Mng <age 76>. founder Hrng Co.. Piano House*, rf Wont Shian Yein and Wong Yut-.< N..,i'a 'M:> fck Joo» and father-in-law I Btck Joo, passed away •> .i.na ni> io\inp u lit-. I dsmwfcr, 1 son-in-law. 1 s^Ken, 3 grandsons- in-law. N»«n in-law and 1 gnat Ito mourn98 words
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Article17 1945-12-16 3 ig of all Singaoore dressers will be today at the K a- 4 p.m17 words
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Article119 1945-12-16 3 "Malaya" Cup Mystery Malaya cer b t rihanii, the "Malaya": !l Cup, trophy presented by\ VS. "Malaya" for h ter-Sjate football com- petition, has been un-\ earthed from its place ofi I hiding in the basement of the General Post Office} and returned to local soc- S i cer authorities,119 words
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Article137 1945-12-16 3 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS POR NEXT YEAR Christmas Day and the following day (Boxing Day). Tuesday and lay, 25th and 26th Dt ber, 1945. will be observed as public days thioughout Singapore, iing to a notice appearing in the Military Administ ration Gazette igapore Division > of Friday In 1946 the following137 words
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Article86 1945-12-16 3 a mall Quantity of goods" Ived in S:: recently boui the prior knowl< Ige of •he BMA. who only came I know aboul these tmporti tn m h- r-i-'van papers Immediate ly ship anchored. Thta t a.i> revt-aied a- a Pieti conference in shipping space, it86 words
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Article116 1945-12-16 3 Tiv iuli>\v;r.- haw b. alii tted the ftrsi batch of 2' 1 i motor-can which arrived in Singapore recently. Th» can will b-' handed over ih< r [y W Hammer ft c Ltd.. Atl Assurance Co.. Ltd.. Singap r Cold Snra^Co.. Ltd. Ritchie Bissei. Salvation Army. Mr116 words
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Article42 1945-12-16 3 OTTAWA, Dec. 15.— The Cai N m Ho. C nun oa last ted r a third re iding r the BUI ra Ifying Canadl in S ?nai ure ol thi Bretti o Woods International Monetary agreements by 169 votes to 9.- ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article47 1945-12-16 3 Alleged Possession Of Penicillin Chinest- C N Hu^h. was irg d In Firs 1 D:> ri! C :r: yesterdav for possession [16 bottlea I penJcuun ralued it $240 ai GO. Chulia Street. H Is med trial and hearing vas p n< Ito Feb. 11. Pol extend I47 words
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Article85 1945-12-16 3 in 7,150 Du;ch eva-t:.-i about 9.000 Javanese in Singapore today. The great majority oJ them, it was explained -,hr Press conference fe&u Pday, are shelfo d clothed d fed by the Dutch RAPWI A small number, however were KSLF I^ for by the British RAPWI. 'but85 words
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Article94 1945-12-16 3 Under regulations published in the latest Military Administration Gazette (Singapore Division) any person found driving a vehicle without a licence is liable to a fine of $100 The use of unlicensed motor vehicles is prohibited and the owner of any sucl. vehicle who desin obtain a licence94 words
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Advertisement119 1945-12-16 3 ENGAGEMENT I The engagement m iced on the 15th DecwnW ■tmcn Mr Paul Urn. fourth t> \I- V: l.i '.*?.•>': M: \«r [East London. South Africa. WANTKH I m i. :> f H«*QalHy Ifumben. Local I^Wtod to tour Singapore and MJJPfr <^ Taylor Theatre P. T. IJM'S Herb -Ton: Jbook119 words
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Advertisement175 1945-12-16 3 FOB SALE FOR SALE— Special cakes~and rry-puffs for Christmas. New Year and an occasions made to order at 24. Saunders Road. Singapore NOTICES BV \IHITA. M'MIMSi RATION Notice of Sale by Public Tender By Authority of The Custodian of Property Singapore. The Custodian of Property ■STi ll|JU mritet lenders or175 words
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Advertisement301 1945-12-16 3 "THE VISWAMITRA" Hindi Daily Wet >. Can be h.td trom D. R. PATHAK 127. Arab Sreet, SINGAPORE. Pianos JJL TUNED REPAIRED BOUGHT Pj 1^ SOLD OR EXCHANGED. NANG HENG CO MA NO HOUSE, 103 105. Selegie Road SINGAPORE. lIO VIM. NEW WORLD WedntSi 1 4th Dec. 830 p.m. CHAN- Ri301 words
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Article182 1945-12-16 4 Lt.-Gen. Seniclii Tazaka, who was the Jap general responsible for the defence of Singapore, and Lt.-Gen. Naotake Nagata, Jap chief of the Southern Fuel Department, surrendered their swords to Lt.-Col. W. B. Thomas DS.O., Commanding Officer of the Ist Cameron. a ceremony at Kluang yesterday morning.182 words
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Article34 1945-12-16 4 HQ. Air Command. SE Asia, Dec. 15.— The Air Ministry announces thai Air Commodore Edmund Francis Waring. C.BE. D.F.C., A.F.C., is appointed All Officer Commanding No. 225 Group. Base Air Forces, South East Asia.34 words
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Article267 1945-12-16 4 British Troops In Persia, /</;*/. U.S. Forces In China MOSCOW. D 14. On the eve of British Foreign Secretary Ernes; Bevin's arrival in Moscow for the Foreign Ministers' Conference. David Zaslavsky, writing in the "Pravda." asked these questions arising out of Persia's request for the withdrawal ofReuter - 267 words
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Article81 1945-12-16 4 Fresh fish, dried fish, fresh vegetables, fresh fruit and fr mea; have been brought ur. rol according to an O: published in the latest Military Administration Ga I Singapore Division. Sale of any of these foodstuffs is prohibited to the Forces wl the amount la81 words
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407 1945-12-16 4 NUFEMbERG Dec. 14 United States Deputy Prosecutoi, Major Douglas Walsh, at today *s hearing of the Nazi War Crimes trial introduced a new series of German documents and directives clearly indicating the Nazi conspiracy to starve millions of Jews to death. 1 1 insReuter - 407 words
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202 1945-12-16 4 "Spooks" Stopped Treasure Hunt On Cocos Island SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 15.— (UP) A new version of the fabulous pirate treasure buried on Cocos Island was recently reported by the Melbourne rad;r>. The broadcast, recorded by the United Press, said that Captain Max Stunton, skipper of a freight steamer now berthed202 words
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Advertisement84 1945-12-16 4 1 IN PROGRESS NOW vV" EXQUISITE JEWELLERY Sui-able for presentation purposes at a 10', U w-:--- ii. S ii 7% A -JEWELLER -41 HIGH STREET I D the way from London, by post, will be sold in packets containing 23 assorted Christmas Cards and 1 Churchrr Minanack, 1946. Price $2.4084 words
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Advertisement276 1945-12-16 4 CATHAY Where Everybody Goes AVOID THE CRUSH COME TO THE EARLY SHO V 11 a.m. 2.00-4.15—6.30 9.30 LAST 5 Shows Today! William Powell Ic Myrna Loy In "LOVE CHAZY" OPENING TOMORROW William lii v in "TANKS A MILLION" with UNITED ARTISTS BOX OFFICE -PHONE MM. QMttP CINEMA BAM and RESTAURANT276 words
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