Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 14 April 1946

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    24 1 The Sunday Tribune i<t, pi,, nf.- un. The Xeuspaptv Of Tin People Of Malaya lul i; PAGES SINGAPORE, APRIL U, 1916. PRICE 10 CiM
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    UNION GOVERNOR-GENERAL HERE EARLY MAY
    504 1 UNION GOVERNOR-GENERAL HERE EARLY MAY Location Of Seat Of Government Still To Be Determined iviß, :,1 -'.DONALD EAGER TO RES "ORE vi^L VAN TRADE AND INDUSTRY To The Sunday Tribune LONDON, fcPRIL IX— THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL DESIGNATE OF IHL MM U CN UNION, THE RT. HON. MALCOLM MA( DONALD. IN A
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    Worldwide Tribute To Roosevelt
    82 1 Worldwide Tribute To R oosevelt w \S\\\ stiTON, Vpr. IVi late Prent :< I i> freshened i.i mans landing :nni\ersar> •>t ?.v uai .'acjfi s death. H >' Minl.ter r ail-d R "a Ri I] bu* 'h v ct( ry s I ntitled. "Ir. resident." newsoraised war and print- d
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    Kho Sin-Kie In Surrey Final
    19 1 X i Sin k. I• B choice D-rk -1. 6—l f the Surrey A.P.
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    Future Of English Language In Ceylon At Stake
    207 1 Future Of English Language In Ceylon At Stake COLOMBO APT. lI.— TIH iutup.' English language in Ceylon v, now in the balance before a Beted Committee ol the state ocll which la taking public evidence on the issue of making local languages the official languages of ihe Island. Following the
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    Problems Facing Marshall
    210 1 Problems Facing Marshall WASHINGTON, Apr. 12.— (ieneral Marshall leaves fol China again today and hi> formidable job of helping bring political unity and economic stability to that IOBg suffering country. Official Information reachlnj Washington Indicates that Max snail win nnd an economic anc political situation more crltica ban thfl one
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    3 Women On Hunger Strike
    71 1 JERUSALEM. Apr. 12 Thr. women art 1 anioi;- tn-- 15 leaders ol Palestine Jewry irtio are now on a hunger strike In lympathy with the Jewish emlflranta rasV Ln| at La Spezia in luly wh they were arrested eta April I when trying to board
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    Horse-meat For Japs
    106 1 Horse-meat For Japs TOKIO, Aprd 12 0* hind r€ d and tex thousand Ikorsej vifl be ilaugfUered to feed the Japanese people fa fMC, to€ Japanese Govcrnmen I c fed idat a 1 re pur >:<^nr:. Ed to he Unitt i State* occupation au:>. Net. Rfc€ nvfMoer vttl bicJ id
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    "I Deposed The Rajah Muda" – Sir Charles Brooke
    534 1 "I Deposed The Rajah Muda" Sir Charles Brooke \^|ilim A aid II 17 aii I TBTBR BROOKE ESQUIRE WILL NOT B»: COMING TO SARAWAK. HE IS NOT THE RAJAH MID A. I DEPOSED HIM.* 1 Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak, now on hi- way to his country to
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    CHINESE PUPPET CONVICTED, TO DIE
    101 1 CHINESE PUPPET CONVICTED, TO DIE SHANGHAI, Apr. 13. -Chen Kung-po, whose ro. nt for Ctnna made him China* major war criminal, urns convicted of treason on Saturday at Suoc how after a six-hour trial. He was entenced to death, 'I > udye said that evidence clearly proved < nis predecesi
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    INVISIBLE EARS & EYES TO PREVENT RAIL ACCIDENTS
    489 1 INVISIBLE EARS EYES TO PREVENT RAIL ACCIDENTS LONDON. Apr. 12.— Invisible ears— and ryes— which guide the railway engine driver throw h fos, till funthe poritieß of ither trains <»n the line, and automatic i h apply the brakes when Urn Miin ippi i h IB tIMI M the same
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    H.K. GOVERNOR EN ROUTE HERE
    40 1 H.K. GOVERNOR EN ROUTE HERE HONGKONG, April 12- I 1 I rnor of Hongkong. I Sir Cecil Harc< md Deputy Chief Civil Afl i r r. Colonel W. M. Thon have left for Singapore aboard Argona the food conference.— Reuter
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    Spain's Challenge To UNO
    165 1 Spain's Challenge To UNO m AHiiU I.;.- lit •p.. 11l- I arij yo> u-Kiay rejected as I a Ist* 'and 9 cnargt -p iM: iu!.;m-» im^ |)(.Kt. •ig on atom n that "i; opposes with nal aff.. also denied I rgcs bland branded at mic research Spain. Whi'e many important
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    The Sunday Tribune April 14, 1946. Ignoring Realities
    385 2 The Sunday Tribune April 14, 1946. Ignoring Realities in its sche I political experiment, tne to. iig tne primary econo--111. .aiaya. 1 I least md i the grou vi proiest at n to I tr as Ot ai i. but cted i will tr. it oe aoie to ;nion wl
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    EAST AND WEST
    1137 2  -  W.A.Harpur Meeting By Distance: June b< cliininoii d ctu! ttiant/ harvit is htwt crash <t since Ihe </■ >> J\i;>!;; propuiimli J (i theory later found to he ai variance with the facts. East is East and West is West, anu r the Twain shall meWhen Kip..
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    Canton's Cheapest Is-Money!
    392 2  - Canton's Cheapest Is-Money! James Hutcheson By CAN PON-— With skyroc-;-.e:c(! ice jm Lv> t-astin^ n <»rini shadow over the esflmated 2,000,000 poptolaee, apd other eontniodity prices soaring, Canton's restaurants an^l entertainment spots continue to lv (iiied b\ day and by The ch< i] thing in C: is money, and a
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    Singapore's Huge Appetite For Bread
    344 2 Singapore's Huge Appetite For Bread PlQlir has nou been ;iv2ii!al)k' in the ration shop-; for nine weeks u4 bread IUU !»•<■!'. <<v imlf l<>t ircd Fioi:r w ;is issued as n rati'.n ;>ast!y because the bai^eri"were nol In a position to produce ftp equivalent -mount of bread and partly to
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    FDR's Pledge To Filipinos
    101 2 v. ASHINGTON. Apr. 13.— High Com- j truss oner McNutt on the an;.. of President Roosevelt's death re- railed the pledge the late Pres< Uippines on Di 1941. and said: I of thai I Immortal raphet are today being d circumstai. McNutt said: "I should like
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    Royal Family Will Travel In UK's Best
    38 2 Royal Family Will Travel In UK's Best King; am go to South Africa aof by Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margar in Vanguard biggest battleship afloat i Imnr .vn's O'ydebank in DeOn cess v •pnock ill by Vanguard's first
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    MALAYANS WANT NEW BOOKS
    339 2  - MALAYANS WANT NEW BOOKS R. B. Ooi Seven months j<4i> Malayans U bbed the newspapers and di s lrom m and ior it ur years they had opportunity again to contact the thoughts and current." the outside world. Lik* Rip van Winkle they wokr up irom their enforced hit i
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    DERELICT CRUISER SUNK
    94 2 DERELICT CR UISER SUNK SAN FRANCISCO Apr. 12— The user. Boston, nas been sunk at sea, but only after a stubborn fight to remain afloat. ton which was recently moo: San Francisco bay as a training Three holes were cut at the w* line and plugged while the cruiser was
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      360 2 I PIIE-PAII? VERTISEMENi i i... '*!eJ, Far S*le. •nil. El $.00 of 20 rd. Re. of 25 every rd. L. > i of the late Mr. Png jan wish, to thank aU as and relatives who attended Juneral of theur beloved father those who Jwnt wreaths and :ons or who
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    Singapore's Entertainment Boom Likely To Continue
    495 3 Si ngapore's Entertainment Boom Likely To Continue IVoplt* SVem To Have I l l y 11 iy To Spent!" (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE boom in the entertainment busim likely to continue, in the opinion of a number of leading men revival of tin am' i not have any serious effect
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    KISSED COUNSEL'S FEET AFTER ACQUITTAL
    92 3 une Correspondent) IPOH. Apr d and discharged on a cuu .t of murder. Imam bin Anammed Ban jar cc yesterday kissed the feet of the counsel for the defence. Mr. B. K. Das. until he tlwuani dropped i conscious. He was revived with a bucketful
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    Azerbaijan "Premier's" Denials
    210 3 Azerbaijan "Premier's" Denials TEHERAN. Categor cal denial that the wealthy North Per- sum province of Azer i ai jan scene of the recent su> ratist moveBent is to be an appendage of the was madt today by Jafar Ptehevari. its new "Prime M ag to Tabriz radio, he told the
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    'Misters' More Powerful Than B.M.A. Colonels!
    216 3 'Misters More Powerful Than B.M.A. Colonels! Although, at short r lartlj b« luse he a newrome> ia^apc dministi machine. His I eacy was oiiabli iwers to the several questions which wt ii t»> his Press conference yesterday, he said the questions themselves (which he loped to answc -> m. n-
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    Birmingham Regains South League
    65 3 LONDON. Apr. 10.—Birmingham today regained lea of the league South, beating Portsmouth 1-0. Charlton, who gained an odd goal of seven victory ov*r their London neighbours Brentford, also moved up the table over Aston Villa on go. B3 ige. Birmingham now have 51 points from 34
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    Baby . Show In Kuala Kangsar
    51 3 Baby Show In Kuala Kangsar A successful baby show was held in Kuala Kangsar recently under >nage of Major B. H. Catchpole, Deputy Commissioner, Perak ral. The show, which attracted a large number of entries was thoroughly successful. It was organised by the Teachers' Association at the Tsung Wah Chinese
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    'QUAKE RECORDED IN NEW ZEALAND
    31 3 w Zealand. thquake shock :is that of rbance in the i recorded 2.10 p.m. local v\ Tremors I for two hours. they came 8.700 miles. Reuter
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    48 3 The cricket committee elected at a ing of all cricketers on Thursday. extended an open invitation to all < who wish to play in the cricket trial at t Staiday. Tli is at 1} *m. sharp, and play against Selangor and Ncgri will be Ml* id alt.: UM Wai
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    Andamans Flogger Sentenced To Death
    82 3 Andamans Flogger Sentenced To Death Sentenct- of d»ath by hanging was passKl on Kaneko M a chief prtty officer In At- a, v.-nth w r 'idian r of Andaman Island, in February 19 Th»> s»ory for hat some February 1945 M km I uffalo stra ipooad and i when Kaneko
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    "More Wheat Or More GI's"-MacA's Call
    67 3 "More Wheat Or More GI's"MacA's Call BOSTON, Apr. 13.— Secretary of )Uid the Government u?rr 'more wheat or more so'diers." Andersov said: "The General told us he would need more men to handle t.h> focd riots vhich would Tt-su't if vheat is ::ot forthcoming. -lid it is cheaper to send
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    Seamen Stage "Sit Down" Strike
    86 3 Seamen Stage "Sit Down" Strike COOS BAY. OREGON, April 10. Chinese seamen at> ard tin iitch motorship VanderheL a bit-down strike protesting against the immigration authorities' relusal io permli shore leav.-, port author! I ported Forty six seamen who joined ihe ship in London were reius<d shore lea?e by the
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    EASTER SPORTS — 1941 AND THIS YEAR
    819 3 EASTER SPORTS 1941 AND THIS YEAR Exactly five years ago today Malayan spor a spent Easter holidays matching :heir skill witH one another whilst carri. d hi adltafc 8 war raging in Greece and Libya. Four Easters apsed since that I H four ire best forgo t: n ai April
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    INSPECTOR, 12 DETECTIVES TO FACE WAR CRIMES COURT
    423 3 INSPECTOR, 12 DETECTIVES TO FACE WAR CRIMES COURT taM 1 /l^ai JfW Ttth Oilier INilirc^ With tin- exception of the cmae iavolTiaf Inspect Police Qnjj Hutk Jin and Koh Say Yeow, the sei case^ mentioned in the Superior Court last- weef>. u.'iich twelve detectives, two numbers of the Outram Ra
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    His Job—To Find And Photograph Hitler!
    266 3 His Job— To Find And Photograph Hitler! i £*sbe -ir«li i i m; <?. iiieramaii NEW YORK, \prill!.— •.!<».•• rotlin- Hollywood cameraman, /aaMs B. Shaekelfor^, is on the high seas again with two tons <>{ photographic equipment and th positive conviction that he will find and photograph Adolf Hitler. Wl
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    'Test' Selection Committee
    84 3 LONDON, Apr. 10.— At Lord's Board of Control meeting evening Group Captain A. J. Holmes of B chairman), A. B. Sell* n M ikshire and R. E. Robins of Middlesex were appointed to serve on the Test Mutch Selection Comic during 1946. The committee will be supplemented
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    SELANGOR RACES
    115 3 SELANGOR RACES f Tribune Corresponds! KUALA LUMPUR. Apr 13 -Following are n ults of of 'np SelsincM* WMMai Race I— POOR O'CLOCK 1. FLYINO OOLUifN Farad 4le> 3. St. Race 2 YOI W. .INCER .Rosd»e» 1 BRAVAMTOir (Mawie) 2. TAVERN (Kin) 3. Wot Tote $16. ft. $7. Race TURN OVER
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    THIAM SIEW'S 66 IN SATURDAY CRICKET
    44 3 THIAM SIEW'S 66 IN SATURDAY CRICKET A I beat R.A.F. tficeless <"n*ntß throu-j 154 <d best taking four The series of three rugby matches Wp< Iv t: Kueoy in aid of w^iWBBC KMnra wl net sum of $S^B9. which will be donated to fund.
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    COUNSEL DESCRIBES KEMPEITAI AS "HYDRA-HEADED MONSTER"
    904 4 COUNSEL DESCRIBES KEMPEITAI AS "HYDRA-HEADED MONSTER" (Jiasuv* Stages Of Double-Teiiili 7V/V? r f »5° I'm? "TWrc can be m doubt thiii the appropriate mlance in thi< cast 1 i- the sentence of death and (hat tiu> M at trill dk in expiation of the crimes lh«'\ ha\e fflWitlcd a<:;iinst the
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    BOYS' CLUB OPENED
    288 4 The youth problem is the biggest social problem which Singapore has inherited from the Japanese occupation, declared the Colonial Secretary, \fcr. P.A.B. McKerron, when Ihe opened Singapore's first boys' I r;ub yesterday evening in Queen Street. Briefly outlining the coming into being of the organisation, Mr. j
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    Tin Miner Murdered
    131 4 (Tribune Correspondent) j IPOH, Apr. 13.— 1n the pre- mcc of a group of his own labourers, Mr. Wong T n Tip, I t a Per ok miner, was shot dead i by two Chinese gunmen who I visited him at his mine in Bayas t Tujoh,
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    FORMER BOXING PROMOTER CHARGED
    87 4 FORMER BOXING PROMOTER CHARGED Caesar M. Houghton (40). I former boxing promoter in Singapore, claimed trial in the i First Police Court yesterday when he was charged with dishonestly retaining at Robinscn I Road and at Martia Road. 80 carpets (valued at $2,000), which j he know or had reason
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    Streamlined Buses For City Workers Soon
    308 4 Streamlined Buses For City Workers Soon Bit> Fleet Of Transport Vehicles Due This Month |«c( of streamlined paewger retriek omnibuses and trallej •-<-. the latter Mag fitted > th pneumatic i \g to eorer all the pie-Mar roetef operated in Singapore !>y the Singapore Traction Company us ■a oiden placed
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    Union Governor Says 'Thank You' To Services
    214 4 Union Governor Says 'Thank You' To Services "I am convinced that the people of Malaya owe to the Army now in their midst a deep debt of gratitude not only for the material help which, through the agency of the Br.ti b Military Administration, they have so 1 freely supplied,
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    Rubber Dealers Will Demand Square Deal
    283 4 NtWI From the North P.nang. Saturday. A meeting of northern Malayan rubber merchants, producers, and plan ers yesterday, presided I r by Mr. Saw Seng Kew, decided to appoint a committee of seven persons to take up their grievances with the Rubber Buying Unit
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    PASSIVE DEFENCE SERVICES
    70 4 PASSIVE DEFENCE SERVICES The executive committee of the Singapore civil defence and essential services is calling a meeting of all representaives of the passive defence and estial servic I V I Forces Record Office, Beach Rd.. Singapore, on Monday, at which s proposed to place them all that has been
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