Malaya Tribune, 30 October 1946
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Title Section60 1946-10-30 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simul taneously i n Penang P re KUala L vm P ur P° h 'Phone Numbers: Editor 5813 Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 2005 IT PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1946 TEN60 words
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Article, Illustration548 1946-10-30 1 SOVIET SURPRISE MOVE IN UN f EW YORK, Oct. 30-Soviet Russia, for ihe second time in lory, calld for universal disarmament, including the atomic bomb, then wi;isted unsuccessfully on immeaiaie debate on its proposal ►re the United States Assembly on Tuesday. Foreign Minister V. M548 words
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Article46 1946-10-30 1 ri«;use of tome*terday ordered Commission of to be se: up to trie finance, management and ownership of the E:i tish Press* is van followed ha»& Ihe voting was 2*3 i for in inquiry and 157 igaim il] report on back page.46 words
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Article102 1946-10-30 1 LONDON, Oct. 29. —Cuts in elec Qg nearly all Britain, I day as a result of the al shortage and wideti electric fires on cold mornings, affected working as of the electrified m railway network. Lin< from SouthamF -mouth and south coast the others immobilised ten102 words
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Article27 1946-10-30 1 i \D(>W, New York. time to recognise da of India," M. iov. the Soviet For, declared in his to the United Na%ssembly here to-27 words
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Article100 1946-10-30 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Oct. 29.—General Cartas Romulo of the Philippines bucked up the demands for limiting the application of the veto so that it should not continually obstruct efforts towards peaceful agreement, in his address before the Ulnted Nations General Assembly. 'We have no illusions regardingReuter. - 100 words
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Article64 1946-10-30 1 A.P. JERUSALEM. Oct. 30.—The Arab Executive will meet today to discuss the renewal of a request to King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia to sever diplomatic and commercial relations with the U.S., the Secretary of the Executive. Dr. Hussein Khalidi, said on Tuesday night. TheA.P. - 64 words
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67 1946-10-30 1 CAIRO, Oct. 30.—Lt. K. S. Gourlay on Tuesday completed his defence before a British Army court-martial on charges of libelling the Sixth Airborne Division and the Palestine administration in an article in the newspaper "Citadel Courier. Lt. Gourlay testified that his refere ices to the conduct67 words
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119 1946-10-30 1 'Tribune Staff Reporter I At a general meeting of the Singapore Harbour Board workers las; night, it was unanimously deeded to withdraw their demand for extra rice. The meeting Was attended by the majority of th. Iu.OOO Mitten involved. Representatives of the men met Harbour119 words
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74 1946-10-30 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Oct. 30. The j U.S. Navy announced yesterday that 1 for the propose of studying portions of the sun's spectrum, never before pnotographed. 'pictures" j were taken by a rocket-mounted i ?poctograph, 65 miles above the j rarrh's surface. These pictures, willA.P. - 74 words
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Article38 1946-10-30 1 LONDON, Oct. 30.—Admiral Richard L. COROlly broke out a fourstarred flajr aboard the speedy new 6.000-ton anti-aircraft c.uiser SpOkr.ne and made it his flagship as Commander of the 12th Flaet and U.S. Naval Forces in Kurope on Tuesday.38 words
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192 1946-10-30 1 'War or Peace Depends On You' Chiang THIRD PARTY TOLD: Reuter. NANKING, Oct. 29.—Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek to-day exhorted the Third party delegates to keep the informal peace talks open as the "destiny of China —war or peace—largely depends upon your efforts." In an hour-long meeting summoned this morning, the GeneralissimoReuter. - 192 words
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329 1946-10-30 1 Mr. Molotov Attacks Winston his group' WE ARE NOT BLIND' A.P. NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Soviet Foreign Minister, M. Molotov, yesterday charged before the United Nations Assembly that Mr. Winston Churchill "and his group"— with influence in both Britain and America are "now managing a campaign against the Soviet Union."A.P. - 329 words
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Article663 1946-10-30 1 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 29.—Mr. Winston Churchill, Britain's wartime Premier, replied to-day to Marshal Stalin's statement that Russia had 60 divisions in the West—and declared that his (Churchill's) reference to 200 divisions had not been contradicted in the House of Commons. He urged that the "fullestReuter. - 663 words
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72 1946-10-30 1 One thousand Malayan Chinese repatriates from China will return by the s.s. Anhwei arriving here on November 3. In this group will be tho drivers and mechanics who served on the Burma Road and for whose return to this country agitation was started in72 words
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32 1946-10-30 1 SHANGHAI, Oct. 29.—The latest official Chinese cost of living index in Shanghai showed that price* soared all the time 5218 times abova the pre-war level.32 words
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Advertisement71 1946-10-30 1 RADIOS f Bfckfl and Service. carry tn a Genuine Ouatee to maintain FREE you something and f g ll ng you afterwards is DDI our policy. fat lion Guaranteed The Malayan Radio Service Company Orchard Road. Singapore. GiAN SINGH'S DESIRE AYE MEMOR V BEHIND BEFORE THE! CLOSE 1 U NEW71 words
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Advertisement26 1946-10-30 1 For Reliable Repair SEND YOUR WATCHES TO H. Heng Cheong Watch Company (ESTD. 1911). 195, Orchard Head, Sincano.e EXPERT SERVICE GIVEN bat I can get me26 words
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301 1946-10-30 2 (Tribune Staff Reporier) "A:-; lung as the parents of European children coming out io Singapore take the usual precautions anc get them inoculated against the more serious infectious diseases, they have as fair a chance of leading healthy lives here as301 words
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Article131 1946-10-30 2 (Our Financial CorrMpoudent The local shaft market opened very steady ye.-w-rday althouph bveineea done was reported to he on a small s.ale. Kamuntincs wcm "One at 10 !0 l v Panjrnga River* 7 7 a and Kr«meti it iH'»>. whilst Kuara Kir offered a» 14 v Tiere were131 words
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Article73 1946-10-30 2 Tan Bang Boon, who w» Hupped by n pdtfclfrnan at Ko< k K«»aH. on Oct. H6 and wa- found to be cany- I inp 24 packet, of cott itOtage hlttter, J %\;is neritence3 to two months r.i. when he pleaded guilty before Ifa si strate Ahmad bin Ibrahim73 words
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Article231 1946-10-30 2 "The Japanese promised a bag of rice and 30 days urecorded leave." stated Police Inspect* r Cheah Kirn Swee In the Second District Court yesterday, "to the person who solved the mystery of the stolen Police lorry.'* Inspector Choah told the court that he was the231 words
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Article31 1946-10-30 2 Mr. untitled Vice-President •f ihr East-West Society, will give a talk Oil The Future of "Ea*t and WWt* on Friday. November t. at 5.15 p.m. at the M D D Hall.31 words
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Article441 1946-10-30 2 APPOINTMENT OF (it ASSISTANT TREASURER. MUNICIPAL TREASURER S DEPARTMENT (ii» FIN ANCIAL AND OFFICE ASSISTANT. MUNICIPAL ENGINEER'S DEPART MENT. The Municipal Commissioner., of Singapore invite applications for the appointment ot U j an Assistant Treasurer in the Municipal Treasurer's Department and ui> a Financial and Office Assistant441 words
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Article132 1946-10-30 2 (Our financial Correspondent) The entire rubber comujodity market is reported to have been held up during the past few days ami sellers appear to be holding off as there is a rwniOur to the effect that the Malayan Union Government propose to decrease the export132 words
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Article74 1946-10-30 2 Two Malays. Sharrif bin Aniin and bmail hin Rahniad. had a charge of house breaking and heft explained to them in the Third Police Court j ester.lay. They were alleged to have entered a godown oi the Harbour Board during the early hours of yesterday74 words
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Advertisement433 1946-10-30 2 NOTICES SALE BY TENDER The Custodian ot Property. Singapore, invites tenders for the pur chase of an oil blending plant consisting of the following:— GalVatwed horizontal cylindric.il Storage tank-, mixing pans, separating tanks, separating pan:>, Japs nese Vacuum Distillation Plant, mixing Condensing tank;, firepans, oil sump, hexagonal i< V( marine433 words
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Advertisement110 1946-10-30 2 NOTICE TENDER Tender are invited for the sup pi> of trie following articles ''or the Singapore Police Force: i son yards mosquito netting 1.000 heiets 1 .nno standard wooden baton--1.000 black leather baton tag MM) black leather belts 500 belt buckles Ventten may be ruhuaitted j>:ih p m t*-a<h|Martcca, Sinjuv110 words
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Advertisement320 1946-10-30 2 SHIPPING Silver Line KERK STEAMSHIP CO. INC. NEW YORK GENERAL AGENTS SAILINGS To New York and Baltimore M.V. SILVERGUAVA 15th Now Tn Los ABffeles, San Francisco 4 Vancouver M.V HOEGH SILVER CLOUD At Penang 18 IfoV. At Singapore 23rd Nov. ARRIVALS From 0S A. Pacific C\>a>L Pon> Vancouver M.V. SILVERELM320 words
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577 1946-10-30 3 Board Wants Rents Increased (Tribune Staff Reporter) The godowns in the Harbour Board area are so congested that the Board at a recent meeting, decided to suggest to Government certain measures to relieve the congestion. It is estimated that 30,000 tons of civil577 words
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Article94 1946-10-30 3 On Sunday night, godown looters removed 244 bags of pepper from a store in Havelock Road. Investigations revealed that a strange lock had b?en substituted lor the front door while a trail of pepper l?d from the back door to the bank of the Singapore river. A Sikh94 words
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Article37 1946-10-30 3 The Rotary Club meets today at 1 p.m. ir; the Roof Garden of th* Adelphi Hotel. Speaker .vill b« Bishop Edwin F. Lee, who wil! tall on the 'United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation.'37 words
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Article89 1946-10-30 3 m man, Poor Kal t sentence reduced N A Wbrley fr. m o is months warn d in th< High C urt nan stated that her id h >en taken away Japanese and had not Since then she had difficult time wih hildn ii to89 words
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Article29 1946-10-30 3 el Ip to call at Bin* i vreel ia the "Liza Chaiamved on Sunday :iv t i Valdivostok with, two women ameng he:*29 words
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465 1946-10-30 3 k PoWs were able to obtain emetine and other al extremely high prices from Siamese boathe river and through a Siamese organization was secretly assisting the Allied prisoners, Mr. Jennings, a Singapore journalist, who was a iii a PoW working party on the Burma-Siam465 words
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54 1946-10-30 3 A c harge of being in\ possession of 12 Japanese rifles waa explained to Tan Ah Juan 1 26 1 who appeared before Second Police Magistrate L. C. Goh. yesterday. The case wa? postponed for mention on Nov. R and Tan was ordered tn54 words
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Article302 1946-10-30 3 (By Our Own Correspondent). Prices quoted below are for plcul weight except where otherwise stated. Foodstuffs:- Yesterday's quotations were "Meehoon": Siam $80. Indo China $70: Kedah $70. Siam glutinous rice $100; Kedah glutinous iice $85; Siam rice milling $38. Rock Sugar. Best quahtv $95. Medium quality302 words
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Article408 1946-10-30 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Search is still continuing and hope has not been abandoned tor Col. W. H. B. Wheeler, Deputy Director of Transportation in H.Q., ALFSEA, who has been missing since Sunday morning when he left the Singapore Yacht club in his sailing yacht,408 words
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Article84 1946-10-30 3 Penang Coffee shops and road-sido have discovered another meih.xi of squeezing money from their unwilling patrons. They have r»ccbtrjr been forcing their customers to drink more coffee or to accept 'igarettes at black-market price In lieu of small change. As a result of several84 words
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Article785 1946-10-30 3 Shire quotation*, as at Oct. 29 according to -the Malayan Share brokers Association (Sinffaporo) wer» hs follows. INDUSTRIAL:Buyei Seiler Merar.dra Brick works Ords. 1.70 1 90 Alexandra Brickworks Prefs. 2.60 2 85 Brit. Malaya Trusts* Executor Co. 8.00 9 00 Consolidated Tir Smelter* 22/6 20/--do Prefs. 267«785 words
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Advertisement472 1946-10-30 3 JUST UNPACKED Heavy 3o" Printed Crepe $4 Per Yard i Lovely Selection of Colours At I ;S. Pn'tam Singh Co. 91, North Bridge Road. Phone 6452. j j MAISON MODERNE i Ladies Hair Dressing Saloon 126, Orchard Road, (Facing Oxley Road) VEvt STOCKS ARRIVED -REAKFAST CUPS L SAUCERS TOILETRIES I472 words
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Miscellaneous9 1946-10-30 3 1*1 S K HYAX- Exclusive To The Malaya Tribune9 words
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Article398 1946-10-30 4 Scenes of-'-battle outside 'ne Assembly building in Delhi were not a happy augury for the Indian Interim Government's first meeting with the Legislature. Despite the Moslem League's reversal of policy, and its decision to join the government, the general situation in India shows no sign of improvement398 words
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797 1946-10-30 4 Spring Clean The Front Door! by R. B. Ooi Singapore River is synonymous with slime and smell, Penang's Weld Quay with the odour of mud, and Pulau Ketam (off Port Swettenham) with the nauseous smell of decaying fish and blachan. Pulau Ketam, tucked away797 words
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Article233 1946-10-30 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Sir.—What are the Police coming to? While plans are under way to enlarge, re-equip and modernise the Police Force, some personnel in the ranks appear to require plenty of "moral re-armament." Last Saturday opposite Clifford Pier, "two European seamen were233 words
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Article416 1946-10-30 4 Sir.—The educational system in Malaya is hopelessly antiquated. We have in Malaya the I nucleus for a University, but no j definite action has been taken though we have been assured the time is now ripe for the establishment of a University in i Singapore. j We had416 words
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Article196 1946-10-30 4 Sir,—Are a person's political views subject to investigation by the authorities? We have been told by the Prime Minister, the Colonial Secretary and. nearer home, the Governor-General, and the Governors of the Malayan Union and Singapore, that the war has been fought and won so that the peoples196 words
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Article87 1946-10-30 4 Sir.—The Old Year is drawing to a close. Soon, we shall be ushering in the New. I think it would be a fine gesture on the part of Government to break the deadlock and grant us our back pay. Although hopeful a nd anxious to have our87 words
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Article136 1946-10-30 4 Sir.—After reading "Continous Victim" I pity him. but believe him to be quite a wealthy man or he wouldn't be bothered so often by gangsters. Cream attracts cats. Hi| assumption that gangsters are particularly Chinese and Indians sounds, however, rather unfair to the two communities How about the136 words
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Article318 1946-10-30 4 A.P. German attempts to split the Allies are bearing fruit, reports A.P. from Berlin A propaganda battle has widened the differences between Russia on one side, and Britain and the U.S. on the other, particularly in th past two weeks. The Germans have all toA.P. - 318 words
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Article173 1946-10-30 4 India's Interim Government may make a new approach to tl c turbulent tribal leaders beyond the Indus to establish a truce as part of New India, says the military correspondent of the Yorkshire Post." This month's events on the Northwest Frontier, he adds, "Indicate that British173 words
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Article337 1946-10-30 4 A storm over the employment lof Poles in Britain with threats jof force if the British Government did not alter its policy broke out at the British Trades 1 Union Congress Conference af- Brighton. The speakers described the P ties us "Fascists" and "jVwbaiters" and one337 words
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Article221 1946-10-30 4 LONDON—Britain's 'flying motorcar." the Chrislea Ace, I four-seat air runabout, which its manufacturers say will cruise for nearly 300 miles at 110 miles an hour on 15 gallons ot gasoline, is now undergoing test flights. lt comes closer to being an automobile of the skies than anything yet221 words
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Article23 1946-10-30 4 Reuter. Bombay. Oct. 29. —One cied and 23 were injured in stabbing incidents in the city yesterday, it was officially announcedReuter. - 23 words
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Advertisement43 1946-10-30 4 A DELIGHT im ihe EYES! The Lovely American Latest Numount Rimless Glass Glasses that blend with beauty and sharpen appearance with clean cut good taste and style. They are cushioned against breakage. EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO., Qualified Opticians 19. Chulia Street, Telephone 4435. Singapore.43 words
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Advertisement64 1946-10-30 4 New Stocks of Men's Shoes Received from England at ROBINSONS Men's Walking Shoes English made —real leather first class workmanship and finish 'Tan Grain Leather UppersLeather Soles—Rubber HeelsSizes from 5 to 11 $25 per pair Suede Leather UppersLeather Soles —Rubber Heels Sizes from 5 to 11 £25 per pair These64 words
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Miscellaneous66 1946-10-30 4 l STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By Ernest Hi* HiOHE-MAN SONG MILL/ TilZER, OUR lUj SAVE. N. 3 SONGSAOAV. lOCO Wi~ tmeir songs avear w/roi™^ J W%5 P0L --S from HIS *oa//?SC/K'day w OODPEC<ECS rtFJLKHOON" SOu?) 3w MiOwtST UnilTY iO,OOO COPtE S As One 4^^ A WARTIME JET PLANE TOOKOPP S66 words
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Article813 1946-10-30 5 'Churchill Instigating New War' Reuter. London, Oct. 29.—Marshal Stalin said today that the Soviet Union doe? ye the atom bomb, and that Russia's entire military might in occupiec s of Eastern Europe totals only 60 divisions, which soon will be re•ed to 40. ReplyingReuter. - 813 words
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Article81 1946-10-30 5 >NG, Oct. 29.—Despite ...break of rioting igfit the police herniation is returning jmJ do not anticipate tbk tonight riots were directLuropeana and norms, and a number royal provided the th a difficult job. were injured by y Chinese and a *hop windows were ak died81 words
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Article196 1946-10-30 5 NDON, Oct. 28. —Intervening in a "debate" in s correspondence column on two letters adhe abolition of death penalty in Britain, th Katju, Minister of Justice in the Unireci s, declares that capital punishment "is not arous but serves no useful purpose." Minister, who is on his196 words
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50 1946-10-30 5 MPUR. —With a view ng victory, peace and throughout the Coa special Commemowo denominations of \vhich in design are all territories, has His Majesty's Gofomi and title of rat ion in the Mad Singapore have ed, the Commemora■egarded at any being as complete Lese two territories.50 words
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95 1946-10-30 5 Reuter. ATHENS. Oct. 29.— Villagers of Grevana, Western Macedonia, poured out of church ye;»terday to give battle to Ypsilantis. a Greek ex-schoolmaster guerilla chieftain, who attacked the village with 200 heavily-armed men, according to reports reaching Athens today. The villagers drove off the rebel killingReuter. - 95 words
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Article137 1946-10-30 5 Reuter. NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-Bri-tain's United Nations delegation spokesman today rejected the charges made on Monday by the Byelo-Russian delegate Kuzmav Kisselev that Britain was violating the United Nations charter by maintaining armed forces in such non-enemy territories as Greece. Egypt. Palestine. Iraq. Transjordan andReuter. - 137 words
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117 1946-10-30 5 Reuter. JERUSALEM, Oct. 29.—Lt.Col. Richard Webb, Officer Commanding the First Battalion of Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, has been removed from command of his unit following expression of opinions "both unauthorised and unofficial" to press correspondents in Jerusalem on the evening of Oct. 24, itReuter. - 117 words
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Article36 1946-10-30 5 Reuter. BATAVIA. October. 29.- The steamship Tegelbeig (14.150 arrived here today carrying 2.400 troop- of the Seventh of December Division. The -were welcome by the Divisional Commander, van Duerst Britt.— Reuter.Reuter. - 36 words
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206 1946-10-30 5 Reuter. MADRID. Oct. 29. —Travellers reaching Madrid from the Pyrenees report that Spanish military engineers are building a double line of tortifications in mat area One is about six miles from the French frontier, the other about ten miles away. They consist it is reported—of anti-tank andReuter. - 206 words
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60 1946-10-30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. —H. E. the Governor, of the Malayan Union Sir Edward Gent, will unveil the Statue of Sir Prank Swettenham at 9.30 a.m. on Saturday, November lfi. This Statue, which was removed by the Japanese, has been restored to its former position at the60 words
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Article67 1946-10-30 5 Reuter. Arrows as well as bullet* bombs and acid were used i communal clashes in Calcutti where 32 were killed and 62 injured yesterday, the Benga l Government announced. Mahatma Gandhi arrived Id Calcutta tonight to start his torn of the disturbed areas of EastReuter. - 67 words
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101 1946-10-30 5 A.P. HEW YORK. Oct. -2:>.— The domestic consumption df natural rubber at 28,334 tons—increased by 23.82 per (.out. in August over July, the Rubb< r Manufacturers' Association reported. Overall consumption of a'l types of rub: er soare i tn Aupust to 18.122 j tona—a pain ofA.P. - 101 words
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Article108 1946-10-30 5 BOMBAY, Oct. 29—Twentynine people were killed in distur bances mostly of communal orl gin—it was reported today fron various parts of India. The communal trouble reported yesterday near Capra, 4a miles from Patna, ha s spread tc villages nearby. Twenty-foui people were killed in the108 words
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Article37 1946-10-30 5 Reuter. TOKIO. Oct. 29— R.M. Pall, Indian member of the International Military Tribunal, left here today for Calcutta where his wife is seriously ill. The duration of his absence from the War Crimes trial is indefinite. —Reuter.Reuter. - 37 words
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211 1946-10-30 5 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Oct. 29,-In the Central Legislative Assembly today Pandit Nehru said there was a great deal of violence during his recent visit to the North-west Frontier Province and tribal areas. Various opinions could be formed and inferences drawn as to who wasReuter. - 211 words
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345 1946-10-30 5 With The UN Assembly Reuter. FLUSHING MEADOW, Oct. 28.—The Egyptian delegate Mohammed Hussein Pasha to-day strongly attacked the presence of io/eign troops in the soil of a member of the United Nations when the general assembly opened ltd session here to-day. He said:Reuter. - 345 words
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Article42 1946-10-30 5 CARACAS. Oct. 29.—Nearly compete returns from virtually all sect.ons of Venezuela indicated today that Government's party scored a i.indslido victory in the Oct. 27 elections. Only two arrests were reported, snd no bloodshed occurred. One fourth of the population voted.42 words
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95 1946-10-30 5 A.P. TEHERAN. Oct. 29.—Persian Premier Qavam Sultaneh said in a broadcast last night that he had decided to hold elections for the new parliament and promised voting would be free and secret He said his government desired friendly relations with all nations, "especially BritainA.P. - 95 words
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Article54 1946-10-30 5 A.P. NANKING, Oct. 29.—A formula evolved by third party mediatois is believed to have been the principal subject of an important secret meeting between 1 high-ranking Government officials at Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's residence last night. Lo Lung-chi, spokesman of Democratic League, said today: "There is some hopeA.P. - 54 words
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Article70 1946-10-30 5 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.—The United States will support the application by Austria for membership of the United Nations on the ground that Austria is a liberated country rather than a former foe, the United States State Department announced today. "The U.S. Government recognise Austria for aUReuter. - 70 words
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Article25 1946-10-30 5 The s.s. Marella, due here on or about November 9, is expected to I ring 206 passengers for Singapore from Australian ports.25 words
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Advertisement23 1946-10-30 5 I I Ir laimts For Industrial and Domestic Use Sole Agents:— SIME DARBY 8c CO, LTD., Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, S» remban, MalaccaJNUatr^Kuc^^23 words
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Advertisement31 1946-10-30 5 Men all over the world declare that the keener, J harJcr edges of a Blue Gillette Blade last longer ensure the extra shaves f .W i that save money. jag 131 words
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Article244 1946-10-30 6 A.P. TOKIO, Oct. 38.—The possibility of war crimes trials of additional Japanese leaders —including some members of the Zaibatsu (family monopoly groups)— even before the conclusion of the present case against Hideki Tojo and 26 others now under indictment, was indicated by the chiefA.P. - 244 words
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Article106 1946-10-30 6 Reuter. MADRID. Oct. 2d. The Spanish police claim to have arrested tne entire central and legional committees ol the clande-tin»' Spanish Communist Paity. The announcement followed an earlier arrest of IT Communists, including two leading members of the central committee. The arrests were madeReuter. - 106 words
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Article98 1946-10-30 6 A.P. SHANGHAI. Oct. 29—Gifts from the Japanese people for Generalissimo Chu-ng Kai-shek on the occasion of his 60th birthday on Oct. 31 were brought here from Japan by General Shu Shi-muig. head of the Chinese military mission in Japan, who arrived here yesterday n route toA.P. - 98 words
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65 1946-10-30 6 Reuter. Washington. Oct. 29. —The plan of Sir John Bcyd Orr, Director-General of the Food and Agricultural Organisation for a World Food Board was rejected hy the United States Government as unworkable, said Mr Ncn is Dodd. Unite I States v ceietfaie and tinder-SecretaryReuter. - 65 words
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49 1946-10-30 6 Reuter. OTTAWA, Oct. 28. Mi. Richard Grew, formerly Canadian Trade Commis>ionei in Norway, has been appointed Canadian Trade Commissioner in India, it wa* announced today. He will leave Canada early next year foi Bombay. He will al>o be representative to Burma and Ceylon. Reuter.Reuter. - 49 words
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Article140 1946-10-30 6 A.P. Statistic on Malayan rubber production and sticks issued yesterday indicate that the country wlU have little trouble in assembling the 200.000 tons of rubber which America has agreed to buv from Malaya prior t > Jan. I. Stocky held by the peninsula and Singapore deal rsA.P. - 140 words
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Article89 1946-10-30 6 A.P. PEIPING, Oct. 29. Two Government armies are reported to be en route from Central China to reinforce the Nationalists trying to oust the Communists from the Northern section of the Peiping-Hankow railroad. In northern Shensi. the Communists are reported to have lightened their siegeA.P. - 89 words
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Article64 1946-10-30 6 Reuter. VIENNA, Oct. 29.—The Soviet authorities announced here today that they had arrested Dr. Franz Baier, Security Director for Lower Austria on the charge of issuing an order conflicting with the instructions of th*! All od Control Council and tho regulationis of tho Soviet occupation authorities. Dr.Reuter. - 64 words
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Article50 1946-10-30 6 A.P. NEW YORK. Oct, 29.—"Chances of" the United Nations succeeding are greater than those of the old League of Nations at any time." Mr. Philip Noel Baker, chief of the British delegation said today. Mr. NoelBaker was one of those present at tho birth of the League.—A.P.A.P. - 50 words
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Article110 1946-10-30 6 War Lesson: The Many The One A.P. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29.V.S. Navy Secretary James Forrestal, told a Navy Day luncheon meeting that "the American Navy is necessary to this nation and to the world as guardian first oj our liberties and then as cogurdian with other nations of freedom underA.P. - 110 words
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Article70 1946-10-30 6 Reuter. PEK ALONG AN. —For the first tijru Indonesian court of Justice passed the death sentenced on an Indonesian criminal. Sad |ahi alias Koetil. who was found guilty of murder and torture Ol eJiVil servants committed during the communal disturbances in Pekalongan residency shortly afterReuter. - 70 words
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Article60 1946-10-30 6 Reuter. KHAR rOtJM, ANGLO-EGYPTIAN SUDAN Oct J9 Two thousand n i rnberg of the Sudanese UMMA party which opposes unity ot the Sudan With Egypt demonstrated odSJP at Omdurman. the world's It got village near Khartoum after the announcement that unity of tho two count n«»< hadReuter. - 60 words
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Article90 1946-10-30 6 A.P. OKI NAW A. Oct. 29. TWO Army A;r Force's men Were kill- d. nine injured and live escaped unhurt when a B-29 Sup r lort returning from a riut.ne training mission crashed and burned while landir.u at Kadena Airfield the First Air Division announced todayA.P. - 90 words
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52 1946-10-30 6 Reuter. NEW YORK. Oct. 29. -The New fork Times today printed a de-«-petcn from Lmia. Peru. stating taal Russian agents have been making efforts in Ecuador to obtain fishing rights in the Galapagocs inlands, one of the keys to the defence of the PanamaReuter. - 52 words
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Article46 1946-10-30 6 London. Oct. 29.—Tho Prime Minister Mr. Attloo told the Hot;s». Cf Commons that no charge in the existing status and administration of th» Anglo-Egyptian Sudan and that BC impairment cf tho Sudanese peopled rights ultimately to decide their own future were contemplated.46 words
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Advertisement292 1946-10-30 6 AIHAMRPA 11—1-30—4—6.30—9.15 nLil i\ ITI Dl\ i\ Book Now Tel: s9o» Ml III» Kit without XOTIVI MALIGNANCE HAUNTS A NIGHTMARE! Come to Pilgrim* Farm where horrors unfold! I tAtIMC MUOIOS MOOUCTION *t tCll HON 0'STIIIluTlOr» MICHAEL REDGRAVE-GOOGIE WITHERS; MERVTN-JOHNS HSU RADESnD MORTON WATNE SAIiT ANN HOWES ROWIAHD CUIVER fRIDIRICK VAtH292 words
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Advertisement209 1946-10-30 6 i NFW WORLD PARK) B« Daily: 3 p.m,-7-9.15 p.m. 'GREAT WORLD PARK. (LM( 3 Shows) DAILY Inn, 7 0,- 'GREAT WORLD PARK I GEORGE LEWIS DMLY 1 W*-*-*-" DJB. NIGHTLY: p.m. 9.15 p.m. Prankic Darro-Rin-Tin-Tin Jr. JAMES MASON—ANN TODD SPECI L DOUBLE FEATURE! n A Romance of Adventure Thrills 44209 words
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Advertisement124 1946-10-30 6 5 Shows y^P^P%Astounding ItevHa* pitisoL lii i Machine-Gunning of Women Children for offence of one internee! Caging of Men Women torgethi THE HOT-WATER TREATMENT' The MALEVOLENT MARAUDERS IN THE COLOURS! Preceded By a FULL-LENGTH ACTION-MI SK Something Entirely New! "Ilorkin' in The Roik With The Unmistakable Trio NEVER IN LIVING124 words
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646 1946-10-30 7 CRASG SCORES 111 (From Norman Prestn, Renter's Special Correspondent writed the M.C.C.) ADELAIDE, Oct. 29.-The MCC outplayed Somh Australia but lour days proved insufficient to 'bring abou< ii definite result on a pitch that at no ume gave ihe bowler:; the slighter, encouragement. Hammond646 words
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59 1946-10-30 7 The representatives of the Indian Relief Committee. Regional Branch. Johore BahruSri. N. Nadarajan Chettiar and Sri. M. B. Dass—visited the Indian leper patients in Johore Bahru leper settlement and inquired about their welfare Clothes received from the In 7 dian National Congress, were distributed. The59 words
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Article72 1946-10-30 7 The 12th annual inspection and iisplay by tho Fir-t Singapore Company of the Boy-" Brigade will hfe held on November 5 it the S.V.f. Drill Hall at 7.45 p.m. Mr. T. P. F. M.eNeioe. Secretary for Social Welfare, Singapore, will inspect the parade while presentation of awards72 words
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Article46 1946-10-30 7 Reuter. BANGKALAN, (Madoera if land > 'delayed).—The west coast of the island was strafed with machinegun by a lone Dutch waterplane early on the morning of Oct. 23. Some material damage to fi ling boats was sustained but there Were no casualties.—Reuter. >• m*Reuter. - 46 words
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Article195 1946-10-30 7 Reuter. MCC Ist innings 506 lor 5 dec SOUTH AUSTRALIA Ist InngCraig c Evan- b Pollard H Hammence b Smith o Kidding- b Langiidge 57 Bradman c and b Smith 71; James b Langridge K. Gogler b Smitn 5 T. Dooland b Smith y> X O'Neill c EvansReuter. - 195 words
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425 1946-10-30 7 Medical College 0: In their first match t'< College held an S.C.C. tean rugger match on the padi A steady downpour in the early stages of the game made handling difficult. As a result several movements initiated by both sides usually terminated wll n425 words
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Article237 1946-10-30 7 The following have been asked to turn up for the Rocklites' Sports Party against the Naval Contingent lMalayan Area) in a soccer game on Sunday at Telok Kurau English School: Wee Gim Soo. C Humphries. Cheow Hin. Lee Keng Leng. Teo Chwee Eng. Charlie Tay. N. K. Sabai.237 words
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Article47 1946-10-30 7 The following will represent the Chinese Swimming Club in a friendly Table Tennis Match against the Ai Tong Old Boys' Association on Sunday, at 2 p.m at C.S.C.:— Ng Yew Wing. Chio Eng Quee. Lim Cho o Ann. -Lee Tong Keng, Lee CUiitt Quan47 words
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Article200 1946-10-30 7 New liraings and regulations for the Tapah-Cameron Highlands Road have been brought into force from Oct. 28 by the District Office, Cameron Highlands. The at Tapah end of the road will be at the Coolie Lines at lOtli milestone. 'ihe gate at the Ringlet section of the200 words
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Article226 1946-10-30 7 Reuter. MELBOURNE. Oct. 29. The Australian cricket eleven against the M.C.C. here playing an N~v. 8 to 12 is: Don Bradman ol South Australia. J. Ellis and C McCool of Queensland, A. Morris. J. Pettilord and R. Saggers of New South Wales. F. Freer. Harvey. AlReuter. - 226 words
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Article59 1946-10-30 7 A stowaway from Hong Kor.g. An S:r.g. 11l sentenced to two months' r.i. wln-r: he pleaded guilty in the Fourth P<>l:cc Court yniftrtlaj Ho *as discovered, <>n baa id the GlcnafTaric oq Oet tt after ihe snip ha<i beew a day at *eH. and vai59 words
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270 1946-10-30 7 Playing at Seletar on Sunday the Rocklites beat the R.A.F. fSeletar) in a cricket fixture by 29 runs. The Rocklites owe their victory to Snelling and Laßrooy who bowled well to take 5 for 22 and 5 for 27 respectively. Batting first the Rocklites270 words
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Article30 1946-10-30 7 The Singapore Municipality is advertising (see page 11 for details* for an Assistant Treasurer and a Financial and Office As sistant. on minimum salaries of $400 a month.30 words
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371 1946-10-30 7 LOT PURCHASED AT 'BLACK' PRICE More than 600 tons of "free marker Siamese No. 1 rice are in course of shipment to Singapore from Bangkok and should reach here some time at the beginning of next month. This lot represents a portion of371 words
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Article60 1946-10-30 7 Bail of $500 was offered to Poh Go Goh. iti the Fourth Magistrate's Court yesterday, after a charge of housebreaking, by entering ir.to a "< sub depot shed at Chua Chu Kang Road on Oct. 27. in order to commit theft of 26 bajrs of rice, had been60 words
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Advertisement83 1946-10-30 7 OPITOL EMIERE •jyilld i il jHJ eded By v- 's Sensational I nrettc IN I I.EH 11 vi;s?" v r of the First PEA! RIZE offered by 1) rl's FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS'IATION) WAR UST NEVER CC >N AGAIN! -30 C». 15 p.re. "Squadron Leader X" nosl sensation a] and Ann Dvotak83 words
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Advertisement224 1946-10-30 7 Forces Education Centre Armenian Street. Singapore. Phone 652.; LITTLE THEATRE! Saturday Evening Promenaae No. 43 on 2 Nov. at 8 p.m. REQUEST PROGRAMME Symphony No. 8 in B minor Sche rba r; Violin Concerts in A Mozart Symphonic Variations Franck I Rhapso.iy on a theme of Paganim Rachmanmav f GcYlflflG224 words
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Article1274 1946-10-30 8 OPPOSITION DEFEA TED Commons Appoint Royal Commission Reuter. 10NDON OCT. 29.—THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TO-NIGHT DECIDED BY 270 VOTES TO 157 TO APPOINT A ROYAL COMMISSION TO INOIIRE INTO THE FINANCE, CONTROL, MANAGEMENT AND OWNERSHIP OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Mr Herbert Morrison, Lord President of tlie Council,Reuter. - 1,274 words
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190 1946-10-30 8 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 28.—Sir Stafford Cripps. President of the Board of Trace tola the House of Commons to-day that there would \mdoub:edly be some loss to the British taxpayer from the recent agreement with the United States for the .sale of raw rubber,Reuter. - 190 words
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91 1946-10-30 8 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 29.—Britain has delivered a note to the Rumanian Government protesting against the preparations now being made for the Rumanian general elections due on Nov. 19. The Note says there are "certain grave irregularities" in the compilation of the electoral lists. ItReuter. - 91 words
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Article215 1946-10-30 8 Reuter. PARIS. Oct. 29.—Following the cancellation last night of the strike of 100 majors of the French wine-growing communities and of their threat to boycott the coming general elections, *ttine-growere' representatives are to meet Georges Bidault. French Premier, today to discuss the situation. ThisReuter. - 215 words
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98 1946-10-30 8 A serios n Singapore Riverthreatening the whole *'ieet of motor tongkangs and the nearby godowns ma averted early this morning by the prompt action of the Singapore Fire Brigade. Some tongkang workmen were rooking their morning meals when suddenly the timl or construction of98 words
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115 1946-10-30 8 Reuter. Thr Mlied Mi Commander-in-Chief, A.r M.n".i..l Pil r 1:- .< turning l y air to Singapore this afternoon ffoai Rangoon, where he has been di<ellssir.g the rt-habil i tatkMl an.i rebuilding of M.ne;: ;;ui' a:rf,eid. The Diivetor-Gene. al of Works from the AirReuter. - 115 words
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Article281 1946-10-30 8 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 29. Sir David Maxwell Fyffe, Conservative, speaking for the Opposition in the House of Commons debate on the freedom of the press, said that the implied suggestion that the left -icing was not represented in the British press was fallacious and didReuter. - 281 words
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262 1946-10-30 8 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 29. —Tile final eallover betting on the Cambridgeshire a< Vie toria Club he/c to-night was: 21—2 Claro and Wayward Bellie. 100—9 Langton Abbot. B—l Preoptic 20-1 Sayani. Flag Wallah. 25—1 Stardom, 28—1 Le Bose Giard. all taken and offered; 30—1 Whitehall andReuter. - 262 words
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Article147 1946-10-30 8 Reuter. Oct 29.—1f ear South Wale* scoring 212 for five in the «"or>-ir InniiMri on the final Hay tob*mi Que«»ti lan** by five wickets in the Sheffield Shield match here. A fi~e Opening stand of 153 by A. Mom'- and K. Carsaady laid the faancationReuter. - 147 words
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Article32 1946-10-30 8 Thi Ti :;.K. Platoon, R.E. trill meet the R.N.A.S. Sembawang) at Jain;, Bcsar thla afternoon in the tie of the first round in the Victoria Clip knock-out soccer competition32 words
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194 1946-10-30 8 Reuter. JERUSALEM, Oct. 29.—Doctor Hussein Khalidi, Secretary of the Palestine Arab Committee, said today that President Truman's letter to King ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia was a ''declaration of moral war against the Arab League" and that the "reply should be quickReuter. - 194 words
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Article130 1946-10-30 8 Bearing the being prised open the direction ol SEi godown. just h<. c pore Harbour Board BQ two detectives and who had just n i rounds in the Harbour B area in the early hours morning of Aug. 12 investigate and s 1 hree hi one130 words
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Article229 1946-10-30 8 Yap Yeow Siang (32), a English-speaking s ployed by the Tropi a I■ 1 (Far East) Ltd.,—an A. concern—who admitted ing three Chinese basil of a total of $1,860. was s ntent ed to nine months rigon us prisonment on each chai sentences to run229 words
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Article34 1946-10-30 8 MELBOURNE, MCC made the first their tour irbtt from Adelaide Un against Victoria I day. Two-and-a I was necessitated 0« page. The Umrista special plane BS services were booked34 words
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Advertisement138 1946-10-30 8 Just Unpacked checked cotton materials —B.T. AT Expert Ladies Dress Makers 52. North Bridee Road. Tel: 7983. We ha\f in stock to offer a &ood selection of well known make pianoi ;is follows:— Morrison, Robinson. Moutrie. Danemann. Rex. Ste;nways. Baby Grand. Your inspection cordially invited. NANG HVVA PIANO CO., 173.138 words
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Advertisement28 1946-10-30 8 Pori/oungsters-t/oang or oMPHOENIX 1 SUPPLYING THE PUBLIC WITH THE BIST AERATED WATERS Printed and published by Khoo Ten? Soon for the M Press Limited, 104-116. Anson Road, Singapore.28 words
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