Morning Tribune, 5 October 1946

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE I (New Series) 10 CENTS JRDAY, OCTOBER :>, 1946.
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    Russia Submits Plan On World Police Force
    195 1 Russia Submits Plan On World Police Force I Success, Oct. 4.— 3eneral George C. Kenney, he U.S. Delegation to the United Nations Staff Committee, said today Russia had beLhiv submitted a proposal on the plan for an interjmy, thus breaking a five-months* stalecommi:tee. Oei Kemiey's disclosure was made after the
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    Yugoslav Attack On U.S. In UNESCO
    139 1 Yugoslav Attack On U.S. In UNESCO I Lake Success, Oct. 4. In a stormy closing session, United Nations Econo.nir and Social Council toadopted a U.S. proposal calling for a conference m ■ri;a before Nov. l, to consider the whole quesnavigation on the Danube river. i »roposai was apW& rrow margin
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    BIG 4 AGREE ON SPEEDING UP PARIS CONFERENCE
    281 1 Paris, Oo;. 4. -The "Big Four" agreed here late st night on the rules of the procedure for spe >ding up the Plenary session of the Paris Conference to en sure thai the conference will finish its work on Oct. 15 the
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    NEWS STRIKE IN JAPAN
    50 1 TOKIO, Oct. 4.— A QAtion-Wid< Btiikc of Japanese news agency and radio workers begins at midnight. The men's union has directed that the strike "mu.^t not interfere with the occupation. The armed for o will bo on the air and army will offer aa usual*.— A.P.
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    Egypt Premier To See Bevin In London
    187 1 Egypt Premier To See Bevin In London (From Martin Herllhy, Reuters Correspondent) pJ^IRO. Oct. 4.- Ismail Sidkj Pasha, the Egyptian Prime Minister told me today that he would go to London to see Mr Bevin, the British Foreign Secre-' fury, personally m the hope of ending the deadlock m the
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    TRUMAN CALLS FOR PALESTINE IMMIGRA TION
    500 1 TRUMAN CALLS FOR PALESTINE IMMIGRA TION New York, Oct. 4. President Truman m a statement today demanded -substantial immigration" Into Palestine to begin at <>m v without waiting for i solution of the Palestine problem as a whole' President Truman said: "Preparations for this movement have already been made by
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    Tried To Bluff Japs, Gets DSO
    153 1 Tried To Bluff Japs, Gets DSO LONDON. Oct. 4. When Japanese paratroops landed m Sumatra, Wing -Commander Harold J. Maguirc, who was born m 1912 m Kilkishen, County Clare, conducted two parleys with the enemy with great coolness and daring, endeavouring by bluff to persuade them to surrender, states a
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      34 1 GIAN SINGH'S DESIRE TO LEAVE MEMORY BEHIND BEFORE THEY CLOSE A If I I NKVV KHAKI TROUSER lOK |6 FOR EITHER SEX LIMITED <vn X Phone 8483 4 Battery Road, Singapore. Cables: "BAJAJ" I
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    Malaya May Not Be Abie To Supply200,000TonsRubber
    324 2 The view that the United S a es might .real difficulty to buying their 200.000 of JS^ Ilayan rubber by the end Of the year given to by a rubber speciallsl following the news J***? day that America will commence buying from Monday
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    SMALLPOX IN SINGAPORE
    49 2 Two cases of smallpox were reported in Singapore during the iveek ending Sept. 2H, of which one was fatal, the Municipal weekly health statement reveals. One case of smallpox was reported the week previous. Four cases of diphtheria were also reported, one prov- ing fatal. I
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    Gardening To Fight The Black Market
    168 2 Gardening To Fight The Black Market An exhortation to bCfS girls to do s btt Of parrleninp, BO matter how i emu:! the Rardens were, SF*S »«d« r, V Mr H. P. Brysori, Ajr. Colonial r.tary. when he declared Open th«oh Ar.ti Black Market Potttf Cos petitBM Exhib tion in
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    Anti-Black Market Poster Competition
    228 2 Anti-Black Market Poster Competition The Anti-Black Markt-t Poster Competition Exhibition for schools was declared open by Mr. H. P. Bryaon, Ag. Colonial Secretary, m tho Council Cham- ber of the Municipal Building last night. Altogether 189 deigns were v ceived from 23 schools m Singapore. The following are the prize
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    37 2 KKWMARKEt, Oct. lt learned that the yearling eoh bf Pair Trial out of Rose Legend, which d to Harry Wrags, had been bought for the Maharajah Oaekwar Mt" Baroda for whom Wragg will trian the colt. Reuter
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    Commutation Of Death Sentence
    99 2 Commutation Of Death Sentence A statement appeared m some papen on Oct. 2 that the GovornorGeneraJ had commuted the death rcntonea imposed on Far?* Singh. Sikh police Sgt. m N. Borneo to 10 years rigorous Imprisonment I Thill is incorrect. The death sentence was commuted by th" Ag. Governor. N.
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    "Mercury Chloride Injections For Ulcers Good" Says Jap
    359 2 Evidence that he injected a v»lutlon of mercury chloride to roolie patients -ufferin^ from tropical Ulcers m one ol the Kanbuii camp hospitals and f hat it had very Rood effect on the natients. was eiven by 2nd Lt. Takano, a medical
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    Overcharging. At Raffles Cafe, Fines
    120 2 For overcharging for me Us, Mr. M. Arathoon mnnn the Raffles Cafe and Restaurant m Bras Basah' r o ngiri fined $500 or m default thr*4 months' rigowu imnrtaS. merit. v mi hA waiter, Neo An Boon, was fined $100 or three month rigorous imprisonment.
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    British Trade Mission To China Is Here
    509 2 British Trade Mission To China Is Here (Tribune Staff Reporter) I The sympa:hy and friendship for China sii J by the people of Great Britain during i. he war will stand m good stead, and the present Trade Km sion is being sent to China with the chief objec! m
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    20 3 ji .j nicture taken during the dinner meeting of the V's Men s Club, Singapore, the first since I"- re-occupatUm.
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    7 YEARS RIGOROUS FOR SEPOY
    118 3 JL bin Munshi Abdul :i r infj:.m s.tldier. was s?n--)l -is rv, rous J I Mr Justi" W[\ :1>" Singapore >- < ,iv [<>r armed gang IE 1 ■<< lu* evidence, the and five other Indian fl B ;> broke into the hnisr of IK
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    Dutch Warned Of Killearn's Mediation
    208 3 Dutch Warned Of Killea rn's Media tion tedm.l lAN(KAI PINANG S.— Charges that Britain L ®?mm I(Mterin ft ill tJie Netherlands Indies Internal i>oli|in an effort to create M an youn^ and Inexperience ■Bunt'sian Republic which would come under the ini)i< <• t>t Singapore/ were made at the Fan^kalpinan^ Iwas
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    Man Shot Trying To Rob Store
    203 3 Man Shot Trying To Rob Store Kasmujan bin Kasman, a Malay, was sentenced to I three months' r.i. yesterday, by Magistrate Ahmad bin, Ibrahim, for the theft of tins of foodstuff*, from he B.S.D. Alexandra Road on Aug. 21. An Indian soldier told the court that while on sentry duty,
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    Resignations Withdrawn.
    72 3 It is learnt that the thirteen committee members of .the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce who tendered their resignation .and ivho were not present at the induction ceremony of the newly elected committee on Tuei- day have now withdrawn their resignation. The first meeting to be held by
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    Stole Camera, Binoculars
    144 3 Stole Camera, Binoculars B. Alexander, an Argentinian. was sentenced to thro- months r.i. m the Fourth Police Court yesterday, when h^ pleaded guilty to a charge of theft Of one ZeUs Ikon camera and a pair Of binoculars, valued at about si. 100 from a store at 223 j 8.0.D
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    MORE DUTCH TROOPS FOR EAST INDIES
    34 3 LONDON, Oct. 3 rwo thoU x hundn-d troop* ot the Seventh of December Division left Am i< I dam today by ship tor Indo Hilverstim radio n-nort'd. Reuter
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    SINGAPORE ARMED ROBBERIES
    247 3 SINGAPORE ARMED ROBBERIES While thousands of Chines* I d both of the road fr sj Lebar to MacPherson Road along Serangoon Road for a big pn OH on Thursday Chinese armed with pistols entered a house in Upper S ran^n >n Road and robbed the Inmates of $750. ilhrer coins
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    European Stoker On Driving Charge
    82 3 Stoker Kennneth Kdwaid Davis, employed m nil ir— ptr. Nival B <1 tr ial In thf I-'. *:i Police Court yesterday wh»-n he itm produced >n charge <>f «ausinjf hurt one Govindaiamy J>y driving a t.-i*i 0 1 (0 t.MiduiiK«r hum. in ife, and <ri
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    DEPUTY PREMIER RESIGNS
    28 3 ALEXANDRIA. Oct. ii -LolltfJ el Bayed Pwha, Egyptian deput) Prime Minister, ha* resigned from the cabinet for health reasons," it was rvnorted here today Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    25 3 BST r ■Ian r IK Road. I of disIK ■sjc »-"H before "I I B »B '."•^Bjst theft ■pt and, al 1 m< the
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    Tongkang Explosion Kills Purchaser
    151 3 Tongkang Explosion Kil ls Purchaser a shipping agent, An^ Ng (35), wen! down the hold of a motor-tongkang which he wanted to purchase from a friend, with the intention o! Inspecting the engine when suddenly there was a fire and. plosion. Ang Ng received extensive burns on the face and
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    MORNING TRIBUNE A Case For Action
    387 4 BATUUMY, 0< T. ft, IMS. In the cross-fire oi claims lor baefc-pay, the intere 01 one unassuming ano deserving class seem to have been overlooked. No payments have been m toe to the wives and dependents Of Government pen-l bioners who were rounded op
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    London to see Heavyweight Title Contest Next Year
    820 4  -  H. L. Hopkin OUR LETTER FROM LONDON j )y 1 FLEET STREET, U*-^ Things are shaping well m the direction ot London hay a for the world's heavj title next summer j>■ Louis, who beat Tami Mauriello m .such short order, is
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    PERSIAN REVOLT NO THREAT TO UK INTERESTS
    192 4 LONDON. Oct 3.— The 2,400 British and IndUn troops who havr su:iod from Karachi for Basra— lraqi p'*rt at the head of the Persian gulf— ln the past t w daya are part ol the general i pen ".ru-i replacent which -d over
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    Another 'Naval Engagement' In Mediterranean
    145 4 Another 'Naval Engagement' In Mediterranean >a II M-iinit h Jack Jen* rospondc/.: tain' Tied tei another war rimulatec chiv when Navai !"< l»unit!\c expedit 01 iand." ur minor piracy. jrpnw rcprere i mounted 01 ih^ northw pi -nil ihipping Ihe force i 01 i:« «']and includinj r.iic landing parties, s<
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    U.K. Govt. To Buy BOAC's Qantas Shares
    87 4 U.K. Govt. To Buy BOAC's Qantas Shares i CANBERRA. Oct W Joseph B. Chifley, the Awti Prime Minisu r. today that negotii m proceeding with R Government for acquisl the 50 per cent, share mtfl» which the British Overs ways Corporation ho W Australian Qantas En I ways. m The
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    'Weakness Short Cut To War'
    48 4 SAN FRANCIS B m- that W~ down thf road t Secretory fcr W I on Wednc«daj Imilitary ti of the Americ E such §cb< d tore* i ftbo ■.i -!n 1 ttrm< d trai thai W ly f t« 1 rcid* I A.P.
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    'Voice Of Israel' Issues Warning
    291 6 JERUS O I <"■> 'J< against the Palestine Government as a n ill tirnmei i < J .<; vi London was forecast to- la '>'■ the Jewish r< ance movement radio "Voice ol I rael.' Declaring that tlu "Haganah, (Jewlsta resistance movm' nt» irlll dow
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    ILO Associates With UNO
    160 6 MONTREAL, Oct. 9 -T1 •< rencc of the Internal ona.l T.; b«wr OrganUation yeeterda) unani mously ratified the agreement MSOdating the ILO with the United Nullobi. Edward J. Phflan, ILO director, to!d the conference the organisation must "pay pr«'j«tor attention to A'-in's firo})l(m L than Wfl
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    Colombia Pleads For Nazis
    50 6 BOGOTA, Oct. 4. --The Colombian Senate voted to send a clemency appeal on b< hlaf (»f the 11 Nazis condemned al Nurombfrp. Ii i-nH: u Conmatation of the death itentonce would gain t>r ad miration of posterit] m sublime a< t of generosit] -A .I 1
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    U.S. POLICY ENDORSED
    36 6 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4. r I h.« American I.<': r \<<; h-<\> strongly en* domed the United Btate foreign policy ri expressed \>y "U.S. Secretarj of t 1 1 Jan c Byrnes.- A. P.
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    23 6 Our Dumb Blonde n Since Bill joined the Fire Jsrii;iirlc ht*\s always talkiiis; about their new hose, but he never sends me any!
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    Gas Strike Off
    50 6 ROME, Oct. 'i. The rasworters 1 strike called <>!i Monday throughout [taly ended today after <v)\ eminent interventionTht agreement eatabliahei equal treatment between manual and office workers as well as Improvement of wage conditions. he printers' strike m Naples which started yesterday was nine settled today.* Reuter
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    100-TON TANK
    50 6 ABERDEEN, Maryland. Oct. 4.— Ihe U.S. Army's in itrhtiest secret i weapon, R super-heavy tank of pearly 100 ions, went on public view. It ifl double-tracked and wai Intended for assault on the German West Wall r.ud has never been used. It mounts s 103-millimetre tiun.— A. P.
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    PERSIAN RISING 'PREPARED BY BRITISH'—Pravda
    368 6 PERSIAN RISING 'PREPARED BY BRITISH'— Pravda MOSCOW, Oct. 3.— Charges that the British I sills tried to engineer the 1 ribal uprisings m p er I were made by the special correspondent m Tehei I the Soviet newspaper, Pravda, to-day. I The correspondent wrote: "As stated m various public circles
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    Byrnes Confers With Molotov
    117 6 Paris, Oct. 3. -The U.S. Secrt X tary of State Mr. Byrnes con- m f erred lor nearly two hours to- B day with M. Molotov. Soviet Foreign Minister, at the head quarters of the Russian delega B tion to the Peace Conference B American sources
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    IKE ASTONISHED
    62 6 Culzean Castle, Scotland, Od W* 3.— General Eisenhower. VsW* Army Chief of Staff, asked i i comment on the Nurember* |-J 'sentences of Marshal Ke.t< M said: 'I was a little astonished I that they found it so easy t B j deal with a military man fl
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      358 6 U*i, UtXi^K EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUM I Fleel I ('"> Fortune?? By Al Capr I fIiiSFORTUNE PURSUES MISS FOPTTUNE 1 11^1^^^^^? sm.led at humdreds V-1 |J Onlu a few months «%o Miss I I ,^====^'l if HBTOmjI^ R W j£BB J -DROPPED HANKIES J I IPuritanla Fortune,
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    The Amazing Story Of Gene Tierney—1
    1600 7  - The Amazing Story Of Gene Tierney—1 Henry Gris mlvuoood Gossip *.^0- M^» i j^^ > Morning Tribune I Cor res. m Hollywood. w— J Tii- v" was W l mountains m f heal which r throughout the c a lp was roU'ng inland M rt car- a: vfui evening Mr
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    VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN
    1080 8 VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN i ON VOYAGE Round The Shops Daj b] n h )k mi thing fresh In the ihopi, boptni I new and imporl F(>r ai: who will be return. md and the rv± >urs n English winter a good i on. The P •v.. d and Ch<
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    Why Grow Old?
    363 8  -  Josephine Lowman By Don Oversleep Many women ask me if lots of sleep leads to overwe'ght. No. That Ka not an accurate statement for there lg a correlation between the two. When we are asleep our body works less than when we are awake, m other words,
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    French Bishop To Aid U.S. 'Slave' Fliers
    155 8 French Bishop To Aid U.S. 'Slave' Fliers Chengtu. Ot 3-a Fj Bishop, who has spent 20 jvi'l among the Lolos and kn their language, Is expected contact their truce team soil m an effort to rele ise tto torn rican fli( is believed to be h?"« laa captives by the
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    REPORTS NOT TRUE
    37 8 I H So a Francisc >. 0 I Secretary ror War ]l yr Patter on told newsmei that ho was sure mi se atomic true. Asked t rts i' plied: "Thi I l A. P.
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    96 9 and gone of ol Deris nyth.eal Socialist Un^y ferred details in ,-t O'-i'u *one on v:» uu Bo :U1 l( Unity Party) A Br tish rep r> <oni mcnted (>i> the story, the N.'\\ Til did noi assort anything, neither ythinp but "tried lo -ion that he to >k
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    272 10 Our Special Food Markets Report 'Our Own C picul wi ight i otn r 3 quot Meehoon": S [ndo-China $75 Kedan An not avallg j. r ice 5 at <i() Blam glutinous rice $100; Kedah glutin rle l $90. Blam rice miUing $38 Rock sugai b I quality $122 m<
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    Rangoon Strike Off
    117 10 RANGOON, Oct. 2. Twentytwo thousand employees in Government offices, including ports, railways, post and telegraphs, today decided to call off their ten -day old strike following an agreement reached with the G ivernment on the question of] Increased co^t of living allowances Three thousand policemen also decided
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    To Preserve Europe's Battle Scars
    137 10 To Preserve Europe 's Battle Scars F.nN7)'»N. Oct. i: Efforts nro ibi in)-' 'i ade to pi i en :.(>i!n of Europe' battle scan m their origi- nal tat< delegate i the Intel m t onal i>m fen net of l*Oti r: il Orj nisai ion said j eslerday Only
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    S.R.C. Cricket
    60 10 t 2 p.m. v Pol R < Padam ths U foUowini O l iptain), P. N li Barki I B R H R Koen 1> VI J IR1 |fi P A d l p XI < > F 5 I I D E. Ebert, R. 1 H< b.
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    Vangua rd Prepares to Carry Royal Family
    275 10 LONDON, "Oct. 3.— H.M.S. Vanguard, world's biggest battleship and £11,000.000 capital fighting unit of he fleet, needed only comparatively small alterations to convert her into a floating palace to carry the Royal Family on their visit to South Africa m February. Apartments normally
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    Indian Food Mission's Big Success
    154 10 Indian Food Mission's Big Success Lf Indian at his n I ad beei ful losed today lad- /i with Argentine ere ?tt present on the hi<ri en 1 1n way to India. H- old R I hai I,oth. r <•<• hip. carrying aboul 30,000 tens o<" hould rt loadi ig
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    Normandie Sold For $161,000
    104 10 WASHINGTON, Oct. B.— Fire ruined Nortnandie once the world* fa test liner, w '11 bri.»if •<- ->* 1♦ 1 ,1)00 >ts a junk The Maritime Commission annoanced tod;iy that it has accepted the I'd of New York Firm for tht- equivalent return to Govern tnent of
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    German Spies Broke U.S. Coast Guard Code
    191 10 German Spies Broke U.S. Coast Guard Code SHANGHAI, Oct. 4. German spiei in ti 1 1 broke the United States Coast Gn JCi I 1 tracks of troop movements n the Far fken testified before a United s f commission at the war crimes trial I Siefto n identified himself
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    Rubber Share Market Dull
    186 10 (By Our Financial Corre&jyondvm The Singapore share marker as i whole was quiet yesterday. As far a»> rubber lharei were conQerned, the market yesterday conturned to remain dull and there wan no interest shown, due to uncertainty of what mitjht take place after the end of
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    OPERA STRIKE
    47 10 BRUSSELS. Oct. 4- Singers, musicians, dancers and stage Hands „i the Brussels >P<*ra. the "Theatre De La Momnaie" went m strike ball an hour before the opening performances of the opera "Prince Igor" was to .start. They demanded b tter salaries and working conditions.- A.P.
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    22 10 BOMBAY. Ot. 3— Six peopld wtre stabbt-d— two fatally m Bom bay, up to 11.00 am. today, the E->mbay Gtovernmem announced.— Reuter
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    HOME SOCCER FIXTURES
    334 10 HOME SOCCER FIXTURES ;ir. the Fn.,ti,\ v,i «k Kjdt ENGLISH LEA( E^ Oci Br dv THIRD D. Btht m." ;< h: v v Brt October I" S*» l THIRD DIVISION »P° Notts v Port V Bei* U Beet PIRSI OIVI Wf* 1 Ai ana Brentf Hlbli \-tOM V]li; I. B*
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    28 10 BLACKPOOL. «NOL I -Winston Churchill, I I time premier, will It I delegates to this V. I •:,y today for th€ open Conservative Part] N i entior.- A.P.
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    Fred Nazis To Be Secretly Taken To British Zone
    816 11 Fred Nazis To Be Secretly Taken To British Zone NUREMBERG, Oct. S. H.jalmar Scliact, Franz von Papen and Hans Frltsche, tin* three Nazis acquit ted last Tuesday m the wa crimes trial, a/c to be' tak^n secretly and under armed escort to the British zjne of occupation, it was s(ate:l
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    IMMIGRANTS REPORT UNFOUNDED
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