Malaya Tribune, 14 October 1946

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    53 1 The Malaya Tribune. gV THE PEOPLE /TO? THE PEOPLE THE ONLY MTIONaL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously Singapore. Kuala L umpur Ipoh (Penang ofl.ce opening shortly) 'Phone Numbers: Editor 581a Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 2005 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune OCTOBER
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    CHINESE RICE CROPS OVER-ESTIMATED
    233 1 Reuter. SHANGHAI, Get. 13 —China's 1946 rice harvest, previously enthusiastically described as "bumper" and "the best for 20 years", is now learned to have been over-estimated. Ii is believed that this years crop, although be ter than last year's, will be about five per cent below
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    TODAY'S AIR CRASH NEWS
    30 1 Reuter. ii v im«*n«. aw I ol central bailers' Itimatum that the Football •err rommittM ha> statement ;<>ked for Labour who reted ie the meeting and
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    TRUMAN ON NUREMBERG
    65 1 HINOTOH, Oct. IS.— Presidescribcd the Nurem;t- having blazed a new national 'vstiee". statement in a letter judge John Parker. alternate member ''rnational Military ~:d The trial at will long be remeniy 'ur privilege to the blazing of a "'cw national jusice. You d ithfully and well the
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    PROTESTS AGAINST BISHOP'S CONVICTION
    40 1 A.P. 13. The Vatican Jay -aid: "NumerCroatian workers v railroad employe- a despite strong ■11 upon them to calling for the Archbishop Stepisaid telegrams airive in the Vati»us parts of the ting against the Jtepinac. A.P.
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    STALIN "A CAPITALIST"
    92 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. The French News Agency, Agenct France~Presse, Quoted VS. Secretary oj Commerce Arena Harriman as <ayiny that Stalin is a convinced capitalist. The agency said he opined this feeling during ?ii< seri ice as embassador to Moscow i tit dispatch filed by lean Davidson,
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    Business Chaos In Shanghai
    118 1 Reuter. SYDNEY. Oct. 12. -With no «table currency and a flourishing black market, bu-iness in Shanghai was in a chaotic state, said Mr. H. Middleton. an insurance broker, who arrived in Sydney in the Nellore. Mr. Middleton. who ha- spent 30 years in China, said he
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    BRITISH SERVICES BEAT DANES
    32 1 A.P. HAMBURG. Oct. 14.-A British Combined services team defeated a Danish army eleven 5-nil. in an Association football game here on Sunday. The half-time score wa< 3-nil— A.P.
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    50 MILLION FACE STAR VATION IN SOUTH INDIA
    262 1 Reuter. Madras, Oct. 13.—Fifty million people in South India are loday clamouring for rice—their staple food —to ward off starvation. Shipments of rice from Burma and Indonesia wnicn have begun arriving in India are earmarked *v Madras and all provinces have been
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    40 1 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 13. Air Vice Marshal F. J. W. Mellersh is to be Air Officer commanding Number No. 91 (Bomber) Group, the Ministry announced today. He was formerly Air Officer commanding No. 231 Group, Air Command, Southeast Asia. —Reuter.
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    11 FIRES OVER WEEK-END
    74 1 Tin- Singapora Fire Brigade at- j tended to II calli daring the week and. T!ie aiaal sxatperatiag job ta.< the lallanu' fire a; Mt Faber. where the lack of Water supply coupled with the difficult terrain daman dad ot only hard arork uith canvas heaters bal
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    Izvestia Says 'Nonsense'
    109 1 A.P. MOSCOW. Oct. 13. Izvestia on Sunday denounced a- "provincial paper delirium" a story by David Snell in the Atlanta. Georgia. Constitution, that Japanese -cientist-. who had invented an atomic bomb, were now in Moscow "This delirium of a provincial paper came according to market demand. Other
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    U.S. Car Production Limited Next Year
    69 1 MICHIGAN. Oct. IS.—The U.S. ear industry will be limited in its production of passenger vehicles next year by continued material shortages, and there is little prospect that it will reach capacity output, according to Mr. Harlow Curtice. General Manager of Buick Division of General
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    24 1 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.—Four membcra of General Douglas Mac* Arthur's staff arrived here by plane from Tokio en route to Wa6hingtofi .—A .P.
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    The rocket cycle......with a shoicet of sparks and a terrific flash. Speedway Rider BUI Kitchen oosses the start line riding the first rocket— assisted motot cycle ever to be tried <<»r At Wembley Stadium last link. The speed eemed no faster than usual. The rider said afterwards that ttt, complete half a lap on rocket power and then turned on his petrol engine — A.P Photo.
    68 1 The rocket cycle......with a shoicet of spark s and a terrific flash. Speedway Rider BUI Kitchen oosses the start line riding the first rocket— assisted motot cycle ever to be tried &lt;&lt;»r At Wembley Stadium last link. The speed eemed no faster than usual. The rider said afterwards that ttt,
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    Wallace Accepts Editor's Job
    143 1 DES MOINES. lowa. Oct. 13.— Her.ry A. Wallace, ousted a* re tary of Commerce in President Tnunan's cabinet, has accepted the editorship of the liberal magazine t'Nev Republics". Wallace to-day declared: "The New Republic has long believed in a thoroughly educated public, but it now believes
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    Chiang Sends Condolence Message
    76 1 A.P. NANKING. Oct. 14. —Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, who clashed bitterly with General Joseph (Stillweil during the war, Sunday Rent condolences to Mrs. Stillweil on the General's death. Recalling how General Stillweil led the Chinese and Allied forces in the difficult days in China-India-Burma theatre, Chiang said
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    TEHERAN PARADE
    53 1 Reuter. TEHERAN. Oct. 12.-The Teheran military garrison will parade in one of the principal squares of the Persian capital on October 26 when Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, the Shah of p.M-ia. celebrates his 27th birthday, the Teheran Radio reported today. The celebrations on that occasion will be held throughout
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    POLICE SUPERINTENDENT FOUND SHOT DEAD
    161 1 Reuter. Liverpool, Oct. 13.—Robert Kyle Mauger, 43-year-old superintendent of the Punjab (India) police due to return to India this weekend was today found shot dead in Exchange Hotel here. The discovery was made by his wife. He had a head wound and a pistol was
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    Rebel Leader Captured
    182 1 Athens, Oct. 14.—Twenty-eight persons were killed during the last 24 hours in northern Greece as moppine-up operations against leftist bands neared a climax, according to press reports on Sunday. Ten civilians recently armed under a crovernment Older. were j&gt;mbusheci and killed at Bassit. On the gulf of
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    BUS RUNS INTO SCHOOL WALL
    49 1 A Traction Company bus en route to Finlayson Green, crashed into the wall surrounding the grounds of Victoria Bridge School this morning. Nobody" was injured. The bus sustained a smashed bonnet. A new anti-black market poster, put up some weeks ago, was alao damaged.
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    BOMBAY SITUATION
    35 1 Reuter. BOMBAY. Oct. 13.—The situation in the riot at Bombay was easier, today's communique stated. Three cases of stabbing in central Bombay were seported to police headquarters up to 5.00 p.m. local lime.—Reuter.
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    Franco—Don Juan Meeting Rumour Untrue
    275 2 Reuter. MADRID. (Air Mail). WhileC&n£rali££impKranco was cruising recently aroua4 the lovely coast of Galicia in his yalch Azqr accompanied by his daughter, Carmen, and Bishop E*jp Oaray or Madrid, gossip here had it that this was a pre cxl to mcci Don Juan, Pretend*: i*
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    BACK IN COLLEGE
    38 2 REGISTERING- Students tilh iq in forms &lt;or the neiv term at Raffles' College On Thins lay last the College started its fi&gt;'st academic neat since the outbreak of the Pacific Wat five wears ago. untitled
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    Sidky Pasha Optimistic Of London Talks
    170 2 A.P. CAIRO. Oct. 14. Ismail Ei Azhary. loader oi tin- Sudanese delegation In Cairo, yesterday &gt;aid that the Egyptian premier Ismail Sidky Pasna told him he would strive to achieve the unity ol Egypt with the Sudan undei one king, in the forthcoming London
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    Java Truce Talks
    55 2 Reuter. BATAY iA. Oct. 13 -The Indone sian military, naval and ait id visers arrived in Batavia to-day to take part in the truce tMks with the British and Dutch repre en tattves. Immediately on arrival they drove to the house of Doctor Butan Shahrir, Indonesian Prime
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    51 2 Reuter. CHESTER, Oct. untitled aged 32. waf found dead on a pavemeat at Go; s Street. C! aster, today. Lying nearby-was afiss Emily Smith, 25. seriously wounded. Tlu' |»oi ce fcxind a razor in the house ,vhure Dodd lives, also locks of hair apparently cut from the wounded woman's head.
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    RUSSIANS PREFER FOOTBALL TO WAR
    398 2 A.P. i By Eddy Giimurc. Chief of to ociBUd I t Bti eau, 3ĔO9C0W MUbCOW. Oct. 12. -Returning o Russia after live months of absence, one is immediately struck by the startling difference in who. people are talking about abroad and here. In the United
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    French Raid Siamese Village
    49 2 Reuter. BANGKOK. Oct. 13.-Official report! stated here to-day that Siamese were killed and several in- .iured in the "French raid" on a I Siamese village north of Nakhom EfuurJom on Thursday. Tne French raiding party Was j alleged to have withdrawn with booty worth £10,000.-—Reuter.
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    RAXAS SNUBS FRANCO
    94 2 A.P. MAMLA. Oat. 14. President Manuel Roxas yestaduy tfiut he would decline decoration repv iculy granted to him by the Spanish Government. Roxa.&lt; made the statement aiter reading a &gt;eport rrom Madrid that GeneralLsimo Francisco Franco signed a decree awarding decorations to Roxas and Vice-President pines Foreign
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    Hong Kong's New G—O—C
    73 2 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 13. The British Wai Office announced today fche appointment its Qeneral Office; command tug land force-. Hong Kong with effect from November, ol Major-General O. w. E. J. Erskine, acting Chief of Staff Office Of the deputy military governoi ol the Cfontrol Commission
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    WORLD'S BIGGEST BANK
    82 2 A.P. LONDON. Oct. 13. A Moscow i. dto broadcast claims that the Btate Bank Of the USSR has become t'.ie biggest bank m the world Ihe rmdiO .-aid that the bank paid out more than 55n billion rubles •about 111 billion dollarsi in short terms credits m
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    JAP EDITORIAL ON MACARTHUR BANNED
    345 2 A.P. c 13. Belated American censorship of a i ial urging the people lo avoid transferhe Emperor to General Douglas ed an article from the Knglishrimes, under a ban on remarks "derogatory to occupation officials," Brig. Gen. Charles A. Willou ;hl ol SCAP Intelligence, said
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    Planes Flying Food To Famine Areas In India
    216 3 Reuter. London, Oct. 12. In response to an urgent from Sir Frederick Burrows, Governor oi Bengal, An Marshal Sir Roderick Carr. Air Officer Opm-mauding-in-Chief. India, has sent aircraft to Calcutta to transport food and grain to the famine stricken population in Dacca
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    KLUANG TRIAL SEQUEL
    81 3 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 11. The British Government will speed up the Wat OAee enquiry- into Army conditions including the procedure at court* martial and the liiiht of convicted men to appeal as a diiect sequel to the ise or the pa:atroopers found guilty ot mutiny in Malaya.
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    TEL AVIV HOLD-UP
    37 3 A.P. JERUSALEM Oct 13 Three armed and masked men overpowered the ca hier of a diam &gt;nd tact ry n a Tel Ay.v street at 11 o'clock this morning and escaped with £3.000. A.P
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    GENERAL STILWELL DEAD
    228 3 Reuter. &gt;CO, Od IS. Gen. rtrt hCSC to da\ n suffering from a ia-vert to ha\ i n Burma. Be affectionately by his Uncle joe" and by Vinegar Joe." bi st reaaembered played m dr v &gt; out of Burma n Commander-in 11 -an ground force s
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    Condemned Nazis Hang On Wednesday Morning
    241 3 I Nuremberg, Oct. 13.— Eleven ol the condemned Nazis have less than four days lo live but no step been taken inside Nuremberg gaol to prepare for ■i! hanging on Wednesday morning. tinted States Army men run the prison sai' that no scaffold is
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    Mr. P.J. Johnson Back In Malaya
    170 3 H; p. a Isjnsat ni r»..-t Post Oflawt, Laaurt, sdrs retired ffcm bia niaaVil ri :&gt; &gt;) left for England rectttierate in 1080, bss retained to Mntnya by r 0 A.'', ftjif[ bass Hf in**nf* lo entrr local pnrPtt s g'» ni be is
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    21 3 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 12.—Dr. Yuser Sulliman of the London Mosque wll todav for South Africa to a Moslem mtsalon in Renter.
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    Swedes, Danes Leave Dairen
    78 3 A.P. NANKING. Oct 13. Official sources said on Saturday that the United States at the r' quest ol the Swedish and Dai government... provided shipping facilities t&gt; remove 20 Sw ci ?s and Danes from Dairen where they have been since the start of th Sino-#apanese
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    38 3 ROME, untitled B. H. Xi»" Commandei of the United States Naval Forces in the Mediterranean today oAV ciallv denied Italian reports that the United states were -eeking to establish a Naval base in Naples oi elsewhere in Italy.
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    Muslims Join Nehru Cabinet
    183 3 Reuter and A.P NEW DELHI, Oct, 13. The 1 \iii j ;&gt;? League Working Com mil tec today ace pled the offer ftve seats In the interim Indian Government &lt;it Is under St( od) after a me&lt; Ung here The Committee's decision wa« rmvejed to thr
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    China's Foreign Trade Better
    476 3 Reuter. SHANGHAI Oct. 13. China a I trade positrm showed a c &gt;**iderahle ixnpjrovexnent n August with the ratio between imports and exports drop*** ran over two to one against ia-1 for June and 4-1 Mr July. Exports vi August totauea C N STO9 000.000 I
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    London Rubber Statistics
    196 3 Reuter. LONDON. Oct 12—The London ittbber Secretariat monthly statjsical bu'letin estimates (in long or- 1 World Production of Natural Rubber June 60.000 Jl&gt;h 80.000 August B5 0(M) rot::l Exports From Principal Territories JUM 60.000 July «o.non I tugust 105 000 Of tht Aueust total export, it I
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    823 3 Share quota:.. Oils, at Oct. If according: to -the Malayan Skare brokers Association 'Singapore* were as follows INDUSTRIALS Buyer teller Mrxnndra Brickworks Orris. 1.70 1.88 tlexamlra Brickworks Pref 3 1 f.O 8-8S 3r;t Mal.-tya Trustee Executor Co. H 00 9 00 Consolidated Tin Smeltrrs 22/1 2ft/d&lt;&gt; Pref?
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    WORLD FACES GREAT CRISIS, SAYS LASKI
    111 3 Reuter. j-M i* if ft i in, New Jersey. Oct. 12 Profe sot HaroW J. LasJti ti v, i.t tin- B'itish LabfHri F'a'ty speakhig here said: I 'Despite vehement Insistence by .tatesmen &lt;&gt;t their tor peace insured by an effective vorld assembly, I can
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    More Food Now Would Be "Retrograde"
    114 3 Reuter. Vienna. Oct 12.—British economic experts in Vienna to-day described as a "retrograde"' steD the nnrnuncerrtpnt ot Gen. M nr k Clark. United States occupation chief m Austria: that he intended to increase rations in the American zone to 2.000 calories as soon as
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    "Vinegar Joe"
    445 4 ih&lt; d&lt; a&lt; h of General SullwelJ removes v ;hi most colourful for a time, one of the most controversial figures he Pacific War. To ol the troops who i under him he was &gt;wn affect ionately as I nele Joe/ but he had her nickname 'VineJoe General
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    WHEN WILL MALAYA's LAWLESSNESS STOP?
    834 4  -  &gt; By l Francis Cooray The primary duties of any government are: 1. To prevent starvation among the people by seeing they have adequate food. 2. To ensure the security heir person- an.; pro- i rty. rhe government of Malaya 1 pa ly f ailed
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    Generalissimo
    289 4 LETTERS TC THE EDITOR THF —PP3TBAG •i.Acwcii k&gt;j xan v-Ae-iadtis cnuiA iiiUu uu.. .-I suuuid oe ended, as a6 possiuie. ivir. i. ail ivan *vee is lignt m mis. ±sut he Weill a oil too far when ne accused General Chiang KaisheK of being v a great dictator m
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    Why "Syce"?
    115 4 Sir,—We drivers strongly resent the practice among employers oi calling their drivers ■"syce." It would not take a "tuan" a day to become acquainted with his driver's name and he must know it is degrading for a driver to be referred to as "syce" all the time when
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    "Sentul Village"
    188 4 Sir.- Every one of us in Kuala Lumpur, particularly those in Sentul, will remember that unfortunate day in 1945, February 19th when a few allied planes bombed Sentul village and the Railway Workshops. The bomb craters in Sentul village adjacent to the market still remain to be attended
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    It Can't Happen Here
    95 4 Sir,—I am a French girl of eighteen years of age and have been a member of a Nudist Club in France since I was 13, I would like to suggest that someone, with the approval of the authorities should form a nudist club in Singapore in
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    It Could Be!
    55 4 Sir.—It is rumoured that the Pacific Star recently presented to all Volunteer and L.D.C. personnel is also shortly to be given to girl guides and boy scouts, though I have not been able to get confirmation of this. Perhaps the shortage of cloth explains why they have
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    New Uniforms For WAAFs
    84 4 LONDON, Oct. 11:—The i WAAFs are to have a new J uniform to aid the coming drive for a thou- sand more recruits. I The first model—wait- ing the King's approval— shows a tailored slim fit- ting jacket buttoning up and somewhat similar to that loom
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    To Fly Faster than Sound
    419 4 Washington.—Early next year a B-29 Superfortress with a small plane hooked to its belly will rise from the hard desert sands of Muroc Dry Lake in southern California. At 30,000 feet. Bell Aircraft Corporation's chief test pilot will descend from the B-29's bomb bay into
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    MADRAS GOING DRY
    90 4 About one third of the province of Madras, where eight years ago prohibition was introduced for the first time in India, has gone "dry." The eight continguous districts of Coimbatore. Salem. North Arcot. Chittoor, Cuddappah, Kurnool, Bellary and Anantapur were brought under the prohibition Act again Oct.
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    Heath Case Raises Picture Question
    572 4 Lond &gt;ii Neville George Cleveiy Heath, 29- year uju Former R.A.P. pilot, sentenced ta death for murder, may still be found insane ;uid sent to Broadmoor. It remains tv be seen what the Court ol Appeal decide But the ten man and two women who
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    NEWSMEN TO ASK WHY
    113 6 Reuter. BERLIN. Oct. 13. Briti.-h correspondents in Berlin have decided to a&gt;k the French authorities for lull information of all the circumstances in the expul.-ion from Germany of Jacques Souvairan. correspondent of Agence Fiance Press (French News Agency). Souvairan. exeorted out of the countiy yesterday on
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    Lethal Injection To British Women
    95 6 Reuter. HERFORI). Oct. 12. Rohder, a doctor in Natzweiler concentratiapi camp who admitted giving lethal injections to tow Briti-h women agents who paiachuted mto Franc-, died on the scaffold with eleven other wai criminals in the British zone ol Germany yesterday. The hangman of the
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    NATURAL RUBBER REPORTED CHEAPER THAN SYNTHETIC
    247 6 A.P. Washington, Oct. 13. —Government experts predicted on Saturday that there is enough demand for synthetic rubber to keep this country's plants operating at capacity for the next six months despite the growing supplies oi natural rubber. They (Uttered somewhat on prospects after that.
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    Big Four May Meet On Atlantic
    379 6 Reuter. (From Reuter Diplomatic Correspondent l London. Oct 12.-The de cislon ot British Foreign Minister Mr. Ernest Bevin to chart-r the liner 1 Aquitania" t i take delegates ol the Big Four P were from the Paris Conic encc t j the United Nations
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    HIGH TIDES HELP CLEAN RIVER
    53 6 Reuter. MADRAS. o&lt;t. 11:—A sandbar at the mouth of the River ('dura, which flows through a large part of Madras e'ty, was breached in order to permit stawater to flush the river channel which had become sluggish and stagnant. fides lu'lp. in t-he 'cess of
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    TIN OUTPUT MAY EXCEED DEMAND
    249 6 Reuter. London, Oct. 12. —Representatives of .eight countries at the International Tin Conference which has been sitting in London since Tuesday are to recommend to their governments the establishment as soon as possible of an international tin study group, making full use of the existing
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    World Police Force Opposed
    93 6 A'U' YORK. Oct. li. The Snc York Times reports today thai it tia- learned thai Rus--sia ii opposing the establishment of a standing inteuiatiuua! military force with which the United Nations would maintain jporld peace. The newspaper -aid that the opposition is expressed in a document
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    FINN'S ONLY FRIENDS
    140 6 A.P. NEW YORK. Oct.—Mr. Herbert Hoover, roriner President of the United States, in a statement veiterday that American* are the only possible friend* the Finns'ill liaw. and asked why the United States has raised no effective voice help Finland at the Pans peace Hoovei Finland caiiuot pay
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    LEAGUE LEADERS DROP POINTS
    386 7 London. Oei. 13.-Leading teams clashed m Saturday's English League games, Blackpool. Fust Division leaders, being beaten 2-0 by the lively Preston North End, and Barnsley, out on their own at the head of the Second Division, railing on their own ground to London's Toilenham Hotspurs. Tottenham
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    RESULTS
    299 7 LONDON. Oct. 12»—Football results: ENGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION. Arsenal 2. Brentford 2 &lt; Aston Villa 1. Portsmouth 1. Bolton 1. Middlesboro' 1 Cm Lsea 2. Stoke 5. Derby 2. Blackburn 1. Leed s Un.ted 1. Grimsby 0 Liverpool l. Charlton Ath. l. Preston 2 Blackpool 0. Sheffield 2 Manchester
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    28 7 Reuter. AMSTERDAM, Oct. untitled Geneial J. XV. Van VuerstRrltt. Commander ol the "seventh of f&gt;»eemb&lt; r' Nlvl^tnn l. it loi lla i'olch i'a io.las hv ai, today. Reutc,
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    IPOH RACE HANDICAPS
    24 7 I Han heaps fpt Ute I Div. 2. 5e furs.. ■a Id 3.0. H iss Div. 2. 5 tars.: 5 furs..
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    IN KILLED IN FRENCH AIR CRASH
    53 7 Reuter. PA. Set. 12.—Eleven H i a crew of five wete H i n a French Junker-52 B crashed into a hillside H t iht are near Serfrou in M two days ago. H j tho*e killed was the H ilted States Consul at
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    Russia's $11,000—Million Lend Lease
    237 7 Reuter. A.P. WASHINGTON. Oct. L2.—The United States h;». sent S note to Moscow iSSJSJUtinf Russia to wind up her $11,000,000,000 lend lease recount, informed Government offtci als disclosed here this evening. Russia was asked to send a finan i cial mission to Washington to begin discussions
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    HOME RUGBY RESULTS
    243 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 12. Rugby League international lesults: England 10. Wales 13. Other Rugby League results: Barrow in. Widn &gt;so. Bramlev ti Bradford Nth. 6. Bellevue Rangers 1 Warrington 15Dew3bury 4, Hull 5. Fealherstone Rangers 3, Bat Huddersfteld 2k\ Salford 1« Hull and Kings! &gt;o Rovers 8.
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    Music For Everybody Brings Mozart Back To S'pore
    532 7 By Our Oun Critic At the Victoria Mem »r;al Hal] last night the Radio Malaya Orchestra, conductor David Apel and L ader Car Rvf. with Lee San San (Pianoforte) and Th lma Sichel (Soprano) aa ane soloisas. gave the third of th&lt;atr.es
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    SEVEN GOALS IN STADIUM SOCCER
    347 7 Meeting at soccer, Siong 800 tea::: defeated bne Amicables by 6V- lat Jatan Besar Stadium, y&lt;-sa rday. Amicables tried hard, and although they spent most of the second session around the Siong 800 goal, their forwards were unable to obtain more than the solitary goal
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    IPOH SKYMEN ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE
    79 7 Over fifty pai atroopei s—the balance of the 243 men convicted at Kluang on a charge of mutiny and freed last week by decision of the War Minister—arrived in Singapore yesterday from the Ipoh military prison and detention camp. They were all happy and cheerful
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    49 7 Reuter. BUMBAY untitled m" people have been mad*- baaAOtlM b) rairtng of Urn Bwt;in: and Haoiti cv«i' wiih!» hav&lt;- t,,,jn\ Bulged over the country* Ida roiri Wookowk in kmmmn mnnm* inp village** raining &lt;*»'"!&gt; ;ir,f l araah ng ;»way caltlc Trail servifo in sonif* area', have I l.oc Ru*aaadf«L —Reutar.
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    U.S. Govt. Will Reimburse Italian Govt.
    133 7 Reuter. Paris, Oct. 13. Til" Unit o States Government will reim burse Italy for lire furnished t a the Ameiican Army for purcha oi supplies in Italy, it was offi i cially disclosed to-night. In a leu' r to M. Alcide de Gasperi. Italian
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    SIAM'S RICE SHIPMENTS.
    60 7 Reuter. Bangkok. Oct. 12.— The Siam I Rice Commission revealed toi day that October obligations for, riQC shipments had already b:en tuliihed. according to a state--1 mtnt by the Slam representative j at tne Singapore liaison conference. The rice wa, being loaded now and was expected to
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    LIST OF GOVERNMENT LICENSED BREAD RETAILERS.
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    PEACE—MAKERS BREAK UP TOMORROW
    419 8 Reuter. Paris, Oct IS.—Eleven weeks after it began, the Paris conference will complete its wo"k today by voting the peace treaty with Finland. 'Sometime on Tuesday there will be a formal closing session after which 1,500 delegates from 21 countries will disperse. Thus the conference will
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    Sale Of Arms Questioned
    117 8 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 12.- Quintin Hogg. Conservative, Oxford will ask the Mr. Arthur Henderson. Under-Secretary for India in the House of Commons on Monday "whether his attention has been drawn to an advertisement sponsored by the Government through commercial channels and in newspapers of Lahore and
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    NIP DIET APPROVES HISTORIC REFORMS
    319 8 A.P. Tokio, Oct. 13. Momentous legislation radically altering Japan's legal foundation and changing Its social philosophy was passed under constant SCAT prodding by the first freely elected Diet of recent years in the 90th extraordinary session ending yesterday. 114 days marking the longest session In
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    Armed Band Terror In Northern Greece
    86 8 Reuter. ATHENS, Oct. 11:- Armed Lands aam baring 15,000 men control the noun tain out areas in northern and ■antral Greece which they use ai &gt;a es to sweep duwii On small towns and villages, the Greek Government itated here today. Basing its assessment
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    35 8 The next Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly Meeting will be held on Thursday at 5.1 f&gt; p.m. at Fort Canning Road. Col. To«rs will speak on "Food Problems of the Day". All members and friends are invited.
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    S'pore Congrats To Britain's Oldest (108)
    160 8 Reuter. WINCHESTER, Oct. 13.— Mrs. Sarah Fitt of Comptori near Winchester, Hants, thought to be the oldest petson in Britain is 10S today. She received hundreds of congratulatory messages including a telegram from the King and Queen. One of the first messages to arrive
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    THE ARMY GAVE WAY
    148 8 Reuter. Calcutta, Oct. 12.—Whe- British troops On patrol ■topped a 70 yearold Sikh, Baba Kala Singh, and re n oved his kirpan—a short, curved, dareer-like weapon carried by Sikhs in accordance aritn their religion—Bala Kala l+arted oneweek fast which he broke only after two days when
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    The Story Behind This One Civilian
    80 8 Reuter. Portsmouth, Oc*. tfl —When ih&lt;aircraft carrier Formidable arrived in Portsmouth today from «he Fa&gt;Bast wi*h 1,000 naval off'eer* an' l men a d 11 VADs &lt;or demob onecivilian disembarked. He was Mr. E. B. Rye of Thames Ditton. Surrey, returning on leave, after
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    Official Housing Crisis In New York
    274 8 Reuter. NEW YORK. Oct. 13.—Luxury hotels are being combed by Umted States Government officials to find roam to house the Foreign Ministers' Council from Nov. I. Already harassed by daily throngs seeking rooms, hotels face in the next two weeks an influx of thousands
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    Russo-Turk Talks Will Ease Tension
    448 8 A.P. Washington, Oct. 13.—Diplomats in Washington are expressing the hope that if the Russian and Turkish talks concerning the Dardanelles are held, they will promote understanding between the two countries and ease the tension. But American officials opined that such talks would be very limited.
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    Lyons Corner House Strike
    58 8 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 12.--Renewed effort&gt; to settle the strike of London hotel catering staffs who are demanding trade union recognition were made today as the stoppage entered its fifth day with 12 hotels, five restaurants and one social club now affected The staff of Lyons Corner
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    "Stalin Preparing For War"
    402 8 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 13. M Stalin is accused ol every nerve" to get ready new war in a sensational by Mr. Victor Kravchtr... man who broke away fi Communist Party whlie in United States two years the "News Of The World don Sunday newspaper, this week
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