Morning Tribune, 3 October 1946

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE W* o^^ (New Series) 10 CENTS 1* .AiJRSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1946.
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    Turkey Consulting Britain, U.S. On Reply To Russia
    360 1 Turkey Consulting Britain, U.S. On Reply To Russia |r«mnbul Oct. 2. -Informed sources said the TurF^eim Office was maintaining close contact h the United States and British Governments as it he reply to the fresh Soviet demands for nt control of the Dardanelles. Th,> cabinet has instructed the Foreign Oiftce
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    "Betrayal" AccusationBy Yugoslavia
    70 1 "Betrayal" AccusationBy Yugoslavia I;- Oct. 2. Yugoslavia acfi United Slates and re the Peace confer- the Bie Four I free state of to establish a rican military base I iriatl rrent oi rapid ■m Fi. nun b fore the Italian Territorial Com- Yugoslav delegate, declared: -Saxon poweis have i the
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    26 1 I Oct. I.— A British njured when strug- 1 In a demonstration ms and Slavs aid workers here d today against the cis'.on awarda to Italy.
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    Justice Lawrence Praises Dignity Of Nazi Accused
    148 1 Justice Lawrence Praises Dignity Of Nazi Accused I Oct. 2— When Lord Justice Lawrence, c Internation Military Tribunal at Nuhis -rant Sir Norman Birkett arrived today, they bo l h pra Lgnity I dur g the ti lal Sir Norman n ir behaviour m fhe c o v r l
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    CONDEMNED NAZIS ARE INTERVIEWED: SCARED TO HANG
    620 1 CONDEMNED NAZIS ARE INTERVIEWED: SCARED TO HANG Armoured Cars Guard Prison House Nuremberg, Oct. 2. N uremberg law courts ana prison housing the convicted Nazis aa well as three acquitted "guests"- -were completely cordon off early today. American armoured cars stood m the moonlight at street corners while groups of
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    France Votes Death To Food Profiteers
    55 1 France Votes Death To Food Profiteers 1 Parts, Oct. 2.— Jh( French National As- sembly voted, by a show of hands la night, m favour of; i ties: h penalty for food J cornerers and blal j steers. j Th M inist er o N j Pood Y.v.u. Fa r
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    All The 11 May Appeal To Be Shot
    212 1 tremberc, Oct. 2.— Oermat attorneys moved today m ai effort to save their high Naz. clients, convicted by the Miliun Tribunal, from the ignominy o1 the hangman's noo?e. The lawyers disclosed thai they plan to appeal to the Allied C ntrol Council
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    28 1 ALEXANDRIA, O 3. StaQCfßte, S« rrrtarv of Btfttc r o: Aii and talks, accompanied by Si i Lin Campbell, the i-ior to I v I lon today. Reuter
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    50 JEWS TAKEN IN TEL-AVIV
    58 1 Jerusalem, Oct. 2. -Fifty Jew.: re taken awaj m axmou cars when mobile police rai< a popular eashore it Tel Aviv at noon today. Tc'. 1 building waa cordoned on while polx» checked the Went vy of all male customers. Th«- cal orchestra continued to
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    Jap Major Admits Making PoW Stand In Sun For Five Hours
    318 2 Jap Major Admits Making PoW Stand In Sun For Five Hours "I ordered escaped coolies to be tied up In oracr -o y them from escaping again and until such til i landed over to th tfi 'mandores." I had seen hem being tied up. Altho igh 1 had not
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    CAMERONIA INCIDENT: INQUIRY ON
    105 2 CAMERONIA INCIDENT: INQUIRY ON Siaff Reporter) R«-nr Admiral H. J. Igerton, Wag Otteer, Malaya, was holding an inquiry Into the 'Camcronia Incident 1 Mr. S. K. Obettur, Representative of the Government of In^lia, said ye terrfay when asked about the cirnmstanoes leading to the alleged incident. His naval officer, who
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    Indian Traders Are Busy In Hong Kong
    228 2 Indian Traders Are Busy In Hong Kong (Tribune Staff Reporter) With the formation of the Indian Vf. -rcliant'B Association m Hong Konj? recently the groundwork for the future Indian Chamber of Commerce there was la»d, said Mr. S. K. Chettur, Representative of the <3'iVemmCT/t of India, at a press conference
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    19 Pickpocket Suspects Arrested
    125 2 19 Pickpocket Suspects Arrested Nineteen Chinese youths arr*'>t«*d by the ('.ID. at Roohorc Road on L'ueiday morninf m surprise raid lon i.uspectcd pVkpockets and had I hats m Ro( horc area, were produced befon First District Jud^e Mr. Paul 51 rr yesterday vraen they were ask;'d i i;f-w emote why
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    Burnt To Death Reading The Koran
    125 2 An eight yea> old Mus- Mm tiirl, Janenabu, living i at Aljunied Road, was de- J i noutlff reading the holy Koran on the night of i July 21, with a collapsible oil lamp by her side, when accidentally her sleeve caught fire. Excitedly
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    Over 2,090 Engineers, Mechanics On Strike
    183 2 (Tribinr Staff Report vr Ono hundred and twen private Chinese engini ring firms In Singapore -1 by the strike or 1 (00 Chinese ir< h lies which got under way yester- The workers, through th^ S n- re Chinese Engineering lation demanded one for
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    Mr. Newboult Drives A Railway Engine
    324 2 /Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. A. T. Newboult, Cnief Secretary, Malayan Union, drove one of the new 102-ton engines which has Just been pu: into service when he made a visit of inspection to the Kuala Lumpur railway station. Mrs. Newboult and Miss Newboult were
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    India Mission Buys 304,000 Tons Grain
    104 2 India Mission Buys 304,000 Tons Grain NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-Diwan C'naman Lall, of the special inciian fuorl mission to the Argentine, disclosed on arrival here by air today from Buenos Aires that the trade treaty negotiated there during five weeks' vis t provides for a large tonnage of maize and
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    Hume Pipe Strike Holding Up Building Of Military Camps
    480 2 Hume Pipe Strike Holding Up Building Of Military Camps Work on easing the housing and godowns age throughout the country, which has been partn cue io the military occupation of some of these mises, is being to some extent held up owing to strike at the Hume Pipe (Far East)
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    14 2 SHANGHAI. Oct. I vaccine from Tsir. 11l Ull I to combat th- spid A.P.
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    Armed robbers Interrupted a Dinner party
    295 3 Armed robbers Interrupted a Dinner party lonclusion of a preliminary inquiry m the Court yesterday, into a charge of annul the house 01 Mr. Knew Ah Bah, In Kil?f. the night of Aug. G, an ex-detective, ie: Haji Nasir, and a Chinese, Toh Chiew ire committed to stand trial at
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    Burglars Rob Chinese Embassy
    100 3 Burglars Rob Chinese Embassy P GKOK, Octk 2.- A day mt t ne h(l(i presented his E n tiai ti> the Siamese GoWLnmcnt, Mr. Li Teh-tsieng, m Chinese Ambassador to Whvi, was the victim of a mi. of burglars. Up';eaking into the Embassy mrovgh a back door, the H'T'Jj took
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    NEW FILM CO. IN S'PORE
    93 3 NEW FILM CO. IN S'PORE B bune Staff Reporter) ■< film company to break I Singapore is the m Film Service who have lusive di^trjbu- laya and Si am m Ictures screening m fli ire at the Cathay m Saturday, Oct. 5. I titled "China's Is". m Om Chin Kun
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    UNKNOWN
    27 3 I 1 <>i E :>n linX 'i n the Ml :m' he ning H. Kiit at, n b f< V Mr. W C I X i
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    HONGKONG CRASH VICTIMS BURIED
    251 3 Bolemn and impressive were the see a 1 Kong when the 19 victims of last Wednesday's X loon air disaster were buried m the Happy Valley I Burial Ground. Thousands of people lined the route jis the coffins borne on two R.A.F. trailers and covered with
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    $2,000,000 PROPERTY: POLICE INVESTIGATING
    154 3 I fiat "a big concern' was Involved and further charp- es which might involve* pioperty worth $2,000,000 were > unaei investigation, wer< O ns given by Mr. A R c McEwari A.S.P., when he told Second Police Magistrate L. c. uoh that the police objected to
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    K.L. Police Hunt Down Green Dragon Gangster
    182 3 Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 2.— The hunt for 28-year-old LiewNglt Sing, believed to be the leader of the Green Dragon Mountain Society of Salak South, who escaped from police custody eleven days ago is continuing. Sing, whu la wanted for arm ;ed robbery and
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    STOLE TWO TINS OF NAAFI CIGARETTES
    82 3 Jamalndin bin Hoordin (25), an Indian, was sentenced to one day's b.i. and a fin.> of $100, or lix weeks I r.i. m tho Fourth Polirv Court yterday, for th*.- thoft of two I m of cigarettes, from tho N.A.A.F.T. st w".- <-.t Palmer
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF $15,000
    34 3 Kg m. al Urn ton bn ist of $15,001 v inn n Huj nd Po 1 MagI C. G h Tho case was po ned 10 $2,500 v I ci.
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    MIDNIGHT TAXI RIDES: A WARNING
    147 3 ■•>■■•■ .ids to taxi tv lOf I br iUght tC thr Poll' I nMllf or^ra f ir? it ri after 11 p.m. are assaulting nu'ers —m m >at inpfancei :on. often demanding i I tant farea. If their demands are not met. thi passenger or
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    120 KATTIES OF RIO
    56 3 A fine of $100 was imposed I>J •nd District Judp-e T. T. Ru -1 yesterday On Leong Linj? Soy (M] for hrintrinp: into Singapore 1J( kattios of rice from Bahau w:th"Ui permitRevenue Officers arrested accuse* .»t the railway station yesterriaj when they discovered the rice cealerl
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    26 3 ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 1:— It is con [firmed that Sherif Sabry Pasha, uncle of King 1 Far-uk and former Fiepent, will form the new K^yptial Cabinet. Reuter
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      41 3 i NEW GOODS ARE COMING IN REGULARLY JUST RECEIVED:— DIES GENTS SHOPPING BAGS ALLCOLOURS| AND SI/KS SUEDEUNED Turkish Hand Towels 22" x 30" I 81 .30 Per pair VISIT WASSIAMULL'S DEPARTMENTAL STORE For QUALITY VALUE SERVICE PHONE ■'{>:.» M 43 Blfh Street.
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, OCT 3, 1946. Solving The Rice Problem
    372 4 Morning Tribune THURSDAY, OCT 3, 1946. Solving The Rice Problem The Offer of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to rive the Government what help it can m the solution ji the rice problem will be warmly received, but it tB iillicult to see just what the Chamber can do. The
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    Sultan Of Johore' "21st" Birthday
    954 4  -  H. L. Hopkin OUR LETTER FROM LONDON FLEET STREET, Sept. 18. The At Home given by Mr. 11. i > rai Roei at the Dorchester Hotel yesterday afternoon m honour ol the birthday of His Hlghnesg the Sultan of Johore a highly interesting ocean. Mr.
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    100,000 Displaced Chinese Sent Homer
    232 4 SHANGHAI, Oct. I.— Over 100,000 displaced C* ese have been sent back to their homes from e»« West China through CNRR A since the end ot I V fie War. By road, rail and river nearly 10.000 residents of Kiangsu, Anhwei. Hupeh. Hopoh. Hunan and
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    Army Chaplains Must Make Sacrifices
    177 4 Army Chaplains Must Make Sacrifices EDINBURGH. Oct I though 44 chaplains cr/dj .'■rvice commission m by the Army, the War 0: I ti only allow 50 per cenr rV.vM number to enlist until the I Is up to strength, it I today at a meeting of tl burgh Presbytery. V
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    31,318,000 COPIES SOLD
    58 4 MOSCOW, Oct. 1.-By the eighth anniversary of publication Generalissimo IM lin's "Short History of tuH Communist Party of the Sovh Union" had sold 31,318.000 of<m m Russian and a ta^Ml 4 605.000 copies m 48 other .M guages of the Soviet Union, j The book has also
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    UNKNOWN
    40 4 ORAVESEND Od rail, A*nir»Uy loys at Gravesend. fire today. Twenty J ■errlce men ir tv V quolled the OtttbW M nowerfol jets fro- W No one W»i hurt. He The H.M-S. Cor •Shin md U*» u M end. Reuter
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    CHINESE CURRENCY MARKET STILL FLUCTUATING
    350 6 Nanking, Sept. 30. Th< open market foreign sxchange rate continues to flu In Shanghai and Wanking, despite official flat denials ol persistent rumours that another dep; ion <> i the Chinese iollar i.s imminent. SVhil( peculators arc m a sort of "to be or not
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    11,237 MILES NON-STOP
    87 6 COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 2 The 'Truculent Turtle" established a new world's long-distance flight record S on Tuesday v/hen it landed j ben on a non-stop flight i i from 'Perth, Australia, m the unofncial time ol 55 J hour, and 18 minutes. i Total flying distance was
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    'BATTLE IS ON'
    109 6 'BA TTLE IS ON' PARIS, Oct. 1. Leon Blum, former French Prime AJinMei And leader of the Socialist Party, commenting today on General de Gaulle's Sunday speech at Epinal declared: "The battle is Dn." "Gen. de Gaulle has taken the leadership of those saying no' to the proposed French constitution,"
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    18 6 i "That new professor should be here to help us. He's always talking about uplift."
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    Interpreter Gets 15 Years
    63 6 HONG KONG. Oct. I.—N!s--m^>ri Gcnichire, Japanese interpreter, charged on eight counts with committing atrocities on Canadian and other prisoners of war, was today sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment, reports Reuter. Nismori had earlier made a request to call the Singapore Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, who was
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    Chou en-lai hints two China's
    287 6 SHANGHAI. Oct. I.— The first open that either the Chinese Government or the Cc nistfi admit the possibility of two China's-Comr and Nationalist— came to-day from General Cr -lai, chief negotiator of the Communist Part claims over 100,000,000 followers. Gen. Chou En-lai asked General George
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    Will Pay Ranson Money For U.S. Airmen 'Slaves'
    74 6 SHANGHAI. Oct. special plane is leaving Sichang on Oct. 2 to bes rescue operations foi American airmen belies be enslaved by primitive Ll tribesmen m China. Graves Registration perse: nel comprised the rescue ted which is equipped with medicine s and silver
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    Second Biggest Explosion Test
    61 6 POCATELLO, Idaho, Oct. 1-1 America's second greatest piasfl ned explosion will be touched A m the Idaho desert today. determine safe storage methoß for explosives. I Only the New Mexico atenfl explosion last year produced^ bigger bang than will the d»ifl nation of half a million
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    DUTCH REINFORCEMENTS
    17 6 DUTCH REINFORCEMENTS ROTTERDAM, Oct. Dutch ship, Sloterdij, left I Netherlands Indies this atf::^ with 1,500 soldiers- Reuter
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      113 6 \X\. WWYW EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNf-l 411k V.VII That Knds m lh» U>ll I r 1 DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE AS LONG jl VES-PtABODY FLEA- T '^i^H Li HAT NIGHT— WHbB p oiNG DONG D^LL- I AS FOAMiriGMAM VAN! PFIV7 AND f BODY- WILL TT MY JUMP
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    This Picture Made A Studio — 1.
    1208 7  - This Picture Made A Studio 1. Henry Gris 1 iiollywood Gossip By Morning Tribune Cor res. m Hollywood. i I L OD.-In August |«vV Hllywood nlm proH- D-ivid Lewis took a WV ai Hollywood and the ¥m yd m at the Beverly H .n Los Angeles to a(V and rest.
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    German PoW's Won't Work For Americans
    84 7 ROME. Oct I.— Thousand! of rioting German prison -r ol war n the camps at T;r renia tn.-tween Leghorn and Pisa today refused to continue to work for the Americans, according to ANSA. the Italian News Agency. Prisoners refusing to leave the camps paraded
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    No More Four-Power Trials?
    133 7 No More FourPower Trials? BERLIN. Oct. 2.— The Russians' sharp official dissent with the Nuremberg acquittals P r.jbably means there will be no more tour-power war aim s trials m Germany, some lcgai officers m the American military government >aid Tuesday night They said it might be decided to have
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    8 7 WASHTN< Ltwl r% d n to the A.P.
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    KKK Link Uncovered
    94 7 KKK Link Uncovered WASHINGTON, Oct. I— The U.S. Department of Justice said yesterday it had uncovered evidence establishing links between the Ku Klux Klan and the G r-man-Amerlcan Bund from 1537 to 1941. An official who read the evidence said it "definitely proved the two organisations collaborated to promote racial
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      Why grow Old?
      39 8  -  Josephine Lowman cbcvb That chocolate sundae Actress Peggy Knudsen is en-B toying louk< templing, doeyti' it" But if you have weigkm to lose, you'd better think about the calorie content of wliß OCJOrt I ittCKlt Hi
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      YOUNG LADY DOCTOR
      634 8 1 -7^//^ ;^^/v .v bio: of !omlng [th dresi In bro Aglais which she WOW at Party given by Colonel Q Walker and the I the REME Base- Workpi m their Ifeifl m Baleatlei r. i r especially liked the [led gold brooch, m the nn ol
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      Nice & Fattening!
      325 8 Nice Fattening! Ice cream i s a grand food for most people. It not only contains protein, fats, minerals and vitamins, but is also delicious. It is grand for children and those of normal weight but the reducer must eat sparingly of It and count the calorie s involved carefully.
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      Threat To March On Teheran
      75 8 Threat To March On Teheran TEHERAN. <>•' l Urs v. ported today Lfcah |n with the southern trb ded pad to md i vernimml to firri i I rincei the mu«€ Azerbaijan. Th« tribesmen disai arrae* and threatened Teheran." In Teh-'. leaden arrested have been released i re under hoo
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    10 8 L< DOW kc I I I th< A D A.P.
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    Clothing Famine In India
    299 9 LONDON, rvt There rdly any country m tl* that afforded i r the actlvit :iC k marketeer than India, said M. K. Vellodi, Deputy High Commissioner for Ind<a. speaking today at a meeting of the Bast Indi a Association. Veiled i was speaking on cotton textile
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    Pensions For Gestapo Victims
    29 9 Pensions For Gestapo Victims I .—The Muni■tKa: decided ■pal recognised vie- grr famiiea of I ''V-d »•>• EnOß' zi Government |re. ;r ,nc«ntrmtion Kbir^ announced K^ ,ul>ject to confir- Reuter
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    15 9 K»HI\GTON. Oct. 2-The wTOuV.mmittee of the HF Jgi monetary fund I /foted to admit Italy.-
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    Cripps' 'Special' To Chiang
    94 9 iNDON, Oct. l: Sir Li Bcyce head of the British trade i i sion to Chin*, il tarrying a specla'; letter from Sir Stafford Crippg to Marshal Chiang Kai-shek. 11,, comprising 10 men BD <] two girls left Northolt airport torday to bepin their trip to
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    SHARIR PROMISES
    41 9 BATAVLA Oct. l 1:— Wh«-n Lord Killemni asked Dr. Shahrir to reiumfl r\i'r deliveri«i from Urn interoi -i' imrm to tht Allied-held area* the tadoi :in Tremitr 1 promised the po ition. the Netherlands Indi H( Agency reports. Reuter
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      108 9 Cisa Burfcin's Heroic Role! i iS MOTHER" TO CHINESE I CFE CHILDREN- FLIGHT FROM lANCHAI to SAN FRANCISCO! L It's Her lltli Success! '< J cun\\/<s HAH V ><C^m ZZ 6.30 p.m.— 9.15 p.m. lean** DURBIN DEANNA DRESSES SINGS IN CHINESE! I Rendering of "MONG DJANG Nl" and a CHINESE
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      153 9 LAST DAY AT THE JU^TM 4 Shows 1.30—4—6.30—9.30 p.m. Warner Kros. Presents "TOO YOUNG 1G KNOW" with JOAN LESLIE ROBERT HI'TTON. Gaumont British News Commemorating the Battle of Britain; Arnhem Anniversary Queen Wilhelmina Attends. OPENING TOMORROW The Movie Everyone Will Want To Seel mf A'/f j Illill lllillllHMliliilT l A
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    264 10 picul Oth.--$110; IndoS100; A 'lh <0 ent $160. ifa fluUnow Sian rice millinff $40. mtiful lOppliei of sweot- d milk h ipore hart caused the decline I ,r for hoth Rock Sujmr and Ou Ifalat < i k Sogar: best quality ?i-i; oi quality $120.
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    New York Stock Market
    136 10 NEW YORK. Oct. 1.- The .stock market moved narrowly m quiet and featureless dealings with numerous tradeis little disposed lo take a definite stand m view of the prevailing uncertainties, paiticularly the labour fiont. It is noteworthy, however, that no real pie^ure developed m the face
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    STATE OF EMERGENCY IN BOMBAY, AH'BAD
    25 10 STATE OF EMERGENCY IN BOMBAY, AH'BAD d Ad. wi t midi bt. An officiui ;.i q poi i ofttrol and d 1 hting bcbcb A.P.
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    DR. BUCHMAN CABLES GHANDHI
    42 10 LONI icfi day from Cans, Suit d c of th< de i Dr. Fn i a, hai Jahatma dcfln telj .Jiic to yoni faithful i 1 'I'll' Ir.Oiai) 0»'l with th<- people of iDfl for i .rl<l Reuter
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    Cordell Hull Makes Sick-Bed Plea
    226 10 Cordell Hull Makes Sick -Bed Plea WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.— From hospital to bcci where he lies critically 111, Cardell Hull called I'^r cooperation among the world's major pow l al oneoi the most perilous Junctures m history." tiiai solemnly cautioned m i tnent "dangerous" differ encea cxl I among the
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    congress 'QUISLING' DURING WAR
    181 10 congress 'QUISLING' DURING WAR LONDON, Oct. l. -The Rightwing monthly magazine 'National Review* 1 m this month's l publishes an article by J. C French, describing India'; present, government as solely r ni> Congress high com- I mand. 'And b i even before the con- I tuent tnbly has met,
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    132 10 LONDON, Oct. 1. -Today has been one of the quietest sessions on the London stock market for some considerable time but no theory was put forward |to explain this condition. The market was susceptible to even small offerings but at no time as there any pressure to
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    Hindu Praises British Cabinet's Courage
    251 10 Hindu P raises British Cabinet's Courage CALCUTTA, Oct. I.— Tj All-India Hmdu Mahasabha wl gratulated the British Cabine; for "its i m installing the Interim Go- and thereby demonstrating the 1 I I ;dom of the traditional imperialist olicvthoi ill be no constitutional advance in' Jinnah chooses to be obdurate
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    Overseas Posting Revision
    133 10 Overseas Posting Revision LONDON, On. l^^jM revisions m overseas p-J was announced todaj, im!m by the War Office wk Beginning with th uS pi A undor orders on or all personnel drafted ovenX excluding Dfflcers of th? r'< M Army Dental Corps. R, V(l ;'S Veterinary Corps ana r^M officers,
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    RAF Mission En Route Home
    99 10 RAF Mission En Route Home On its way baa: th- 'l'Mi i after a tour of Australian asfl New Zealand Air Force ba>« the Central Bomb( r CommaijM| Lincoln aircraft arrived on tf ■ji dule at Changi K| Captain B. C. Elwerthy, I tl .M Singapc re for five days
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    U. S. Rubber Purchase News Has Little Local Response
    242 10 Tribune staff Reporter) The decision ol the Unit i ttes to take up a farther pur i 200,000 tons of Malayan •'1 ct on producers, m< i with little ri n I rubber c market yesterd Thi re were a few
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