Morning Tribune, 12 October 1946

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    11 1 MORNING TRIBUNE P New Series) 10 CENTS DAY. OCTOBhR 12, 194,
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    U.S. tells Russia: "Hands off the Dardanelles"
    152 1 U.S. tells Russia: "Hands off the Dard anelles" Oct. 11.— The United States Govern[formed Russia that the defence of the should continue to be primarily Turkey's listed that Soviet-Turkish discussions ist be limited to an "exchange The American position is reaffirmed in a note delivered to the Soviet Foreign Office
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    PRIMATE OF YUGOSLAVIA SENTENCED
    109 1 PRIMATE OF YUGOSLAVIA SENTENCED lin^ADE Oct. 11. ArchK. 6 Primate oi m was found guilty toff imes against the JL f-ntenced to labour and de§e civil rights for five K the end ol the senK Yugoslav News m ed a correction to K the E Archbishop to m, ion with
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    Cabinet Gaoled
    23 1 !Oct. ll.-The Buchcourt sentenced 18 kh« Antonescu prison terma ranging peart, u. forme,- underSt;^ tried In ibced to hard labour A.P.
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    GI BURNT TO DEATH
    19 1 Od 11.-One d other i the fire at pool which ra inclod the t A.P.
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    16 1 Oct. Four n Oct. 8 in the they were Chine«e tirforot, if ■1 here Thurr A.P.
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    Skymen Are Happy Again
    514 1 Skymen Are Happy Again Tribune Stall Reporter) It was not until half past two yesterday afternoon that the paratroopers held in the Kluang detention camp as convicted "mutineers'' heard officially the news that their conviction had been quashed by the Secretary of State for War. Mr. Bellenger made his statement
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    TRIBUNE TOLD PARATROOPS "YOU'RE FREE"
    395 1  - TRIBUNE TOLD PARATROOPS "YOU'RE FREE" Lim Keng Hor FIRST WITH THE NEWS AGAIN (By I WAS THE FIRST TO I LLL THE CONVICTED PARATROOPERS IN THE PRISON CAMP AT KLUANG YESTERDAY MORNING OF THE DECISION OF THE SECRETARY FOR WAR TO QUASH THEIR i ONVICTION AND SET THEM FREE. They
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    Ipoh Paratroops Celebrate With Beer
    137 1 Ipoh Paratroops Celebrate With Beer (By Our Oum Reporter) IPOH, Friday. A senior officer visited the military prison at Ipoh this afternoon at 6 o'clock and told the detained paratroopers that their sentence had been quashed by the War Minister. The men are spending tonight in the same camp as
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    Published Atom Bomb Pictures: 3 Arrested
    65 1 Published Atom Bomb Pictures: 3 Arrested WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.— The Department Of Justice announced today I that three men were arrested in i BnUimorc on charges of publishing photographs of atomic bombs. The announcement said picture! <)l the bombs won* obtained by ont Of the men arrested while he wai
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    QUIET IN LISBON
    54 1 ADRID, Oct. 11— Passongert ill ring fan Lisbon thjs morning Mid hflW that ♦•vn-ything wa.s quiet wh*»n they lift Lisbon and th»»re no Signs of' any special precaUn in itn 'Ih«' 1 1 a vill«is said reports from OppOTtO iiidirati-d that <li.sturbancct ktert had api)arfntly b«»en provok"d
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    Jap Blueprint For Attack On Malaya
    316 2 TOKIO, Oct. 11.— A "complete \n< o\ Japai ese preparuM^ii.^ for a. ack on Pearl Hart* pines, and Singapore, cullei from top-m documents of the Japanese Army and Navy eized by American counter-intellige ir< nta after the occupation of Japan b ai n, will
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    Malacca Chinese Entertain G-G
    104 2 ral, Mr. Malcolm M en dinner by the Mi Chin ..iii last at n Ksi i ation premis About 150 guest.-, including at offlcii promiru d ;n«:n. o! the Malacca Sir.. Chinese British Assoc ation, and various associations, sat down to Chinese dinner, v.h n Mr.
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    Alleged Mischief By Fire
    61 2 AIU-gtd to have caused mist by lire intending or knowtm it would cause th' 1 destrucn ol a building In St. Prancii i, Dharmalingani (45), an Indian, appeared before Second Police Magistrate, Mr. L. c. Cioh T y> '-rday. Tru- <:!v*r%t' was explained to him and
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    Attempted Suicide
    97 2 A Malay. All bin Hajl Ha pleaded fuUty before Bwfagls ttmte K. H. Byrnf yesterday to i charge of attempted suicide, in :j' i m at th" coolie linea \t the naval dockyard, on Thurslay Ali w; 3 oid red to -1 mi bospil to be kept under
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    20-Mile-Per-Second Meteors
    86 2 LONDON, Oct. 10.— Clouds baulked astronomers last night, out lLtdar was u^ed to detect meteors plunging into earth's atmosphere, 60 miles up, at a speed ol 20 miles per second. The occasion was an expected 'firework" display caused b} dust debris of the Glacobinis domet which was forecast
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    5 RASC MEN CONVICTED
    138 2 k.A 8 C. men wen th( D rict r. T. Russell, on chu: n n o oi military blan- w re further nd charge ol ot Inspect r Tzu Pong and {'>ur detective The accused were: L cpl. D lb. Dalil, who wai sentenced 12 months'
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    26 2 OTTAWA. Oct. B.— UNRRA offiaid today that 11,500.000 of railroad raila arc ready I .hipment to China at the Bosro ilant in Nova S M soon
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    BURMA'S SELF-GOVT. FAST APPROACHING
    277 2 B URMA 'S SELF-GO VT. FAST APPROACHING LONDON, Oct. 11. Commenting cm the course of events in Burma, the Times says, ii has vindicated the judgment of those who held that the cause of the recent discontent was to he found as much in political as in economic difficulties. 'The
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    TRIPARTITE JAVA TALKS POSTPONED
    319 2  -  Stan Swinton (By Associa^'d Press Correspondent BATAVIA, uci. 11. Hopes for a quick cessation of military hostilities In Indonesia fad^d today when the srhedulod meeting of the tripartite truce eomrrttee was postponed indefinitely by Indonesian request. A i > unique Baid the postponement was agreed upon
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    U.S. BASES IN P.I.
    56 2 Manila. Oct. 11.— Sources close ■<) Pr;\s dent Manuel Roxas s" 1 d he i expected to flv to Bagio »i r we i nc j resume conversations With United St/Ues Am3ad( r \!r^utt °n the A^ert- n »t for militarv bases in tho Ph'llnpin^s The
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    US Position In China As UK's In Greece
    308 2  -  Glenn Babb DFDF Asso. Press Far Eastern New I NEW YOKK, Oct. 11.— More and more, the p (i! of the United States in China, resembles thai of ft il tain in Greece, In fach case, the end of the war found
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    Police Standby For Jewish Feast
    129 2 Jerusalem, Oct. n od re jay in Jerusai m t Ing the J >wi ;i -oth. the Feast of the 1 nac] The celebrations b nine-day feast, the firs' and days oi are m; i cessation of work and to Synagogues. Police with Tommy gun
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    Armed Robberies
    197 2 Two private residence, liquor shop In Bingap visited by armed Cnm bers on Thursday, and three cases the robbers managed to get away wth their s**ag. The fii\st robbery took plac a house in Kitchener Road j noon when fjur arniL'd Cj ,-obbed the inmates ot $2 I
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    Chinese Consulates For Banka, Pontianak
    371 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) $e Government, in its desire to assist the the Netherlands Easi Indies, hits decided pre-war consulates in that territory new consulates, one at Pangkal PiLsland and the other at Pontianak in nformai m head ol the 1 1 ssion to air irom
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    Bound Over For Attempted Suicide
    113 3 Bound Over For Attempted Suicide (21), an Canad been diseharg.d on Thursday, ii receiving a sell-inflected and for more than b-jimd over to i haviour, yesterday. lam appeared before G(?h, in the Second urt and admitted a attempting to corner Inspector Eu Cheovv pr secuting, said that on Sept. 25.
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    $1450 Fine For B.M. Rice
    47 3 ling $1,450 were im?^Jthe District Judge. Mr 11 yesterday on three dealing in black- Hen? (33), and (16) were fined k 150 respectively far w md nossession of thoul a perirrestedonOct Basin by the < who sold two men. was d fault, three
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    Killed On Way To Wayang
    86 3 Lim Kim Yong, a five-year-old lad, was going to a wayang with his parents. Walking along Braddel Road, he was knocked down and killed by a military lorry carrying Jap Pow's on May 9. An inquirv was held yesterday in the Coroner's Court. I The
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    Stockbrokers Strike In Amsterdam
    105 3 Stockbrokers Strike In Amsterdam THE HAGUE, Oct. 10.-Amul 'ring and with cries of "no Quotation Arm stock brofci nt away. dent of this nature is I Que in the i the Am iterdam Si The strike i a statement by the i I nance Minister in which fie outlined 1
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    Cathedral Harvest Thanksgiving Services Sunday
    170 3 Cathedral Harvest Thanksgiving Services Sunday Cathedral parish i nei arc asked '■< brt-*i? to th<> Church gifts of fruit. vegetable and flowers for the decorai ion of the hurch <••■ *he services <>f thanksgiving on Su 'lay. All gift received wi'l be *;ik<'ii t 'i tLr Leper Hoi "ital for
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    Armed Robbery Charge
    48 3 A charge of armed robbery. allegedly committed on Sept. 25 at Havelock Road, was explain"d to Cheong Kf>k Kuan in tlv Third Magistrate's Court yesterday. He was remanded In custody till Oct. 18. At the time of ttfe alle^'-d robbery. Cheonej was armrd with a
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    Penang Glamour Girls In Lantern Procession
    187 3 Our Own Reportei PKNANG, Thursday Pcnanjr's glamour <>irls", n bers Of the local Cabaret Girls' \>- Bociation figured in thii i colourful lantern procession o celebrate the Double Tenth. Dresser) i 1 spotless white and t'-d on ,-i special? de >ra ed lorryi 'hev
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    Injected Mercury Chloride For Ulcer
    166 3 TJ e defence in the trial of 12 Japanese <»Mh iiisotf the Kudo Butai, including Major Ku»' the comi landant of the Kanburi "coolie" hospital camp, on rocitj u» < against < i i\ tourei d m m it th< Allied medical unit, concluded yesterday,
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    Brought Rice Without Permit Allegation
    127 3 Brought Rice Without Permit Allegation When two lorries loaded with ground nuts packed in gunny bags arrived at the Keppei Customs Examination Station, Revenue Officers were given d claration papers purporting to show that the consignment consisted ol ground nuts only; but wher a pr 'b** was Ins rted Into
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    VERDICT OF HOMICIDE
    97 3 An Inq a held In tb net terday on n< death of cm >man, found dead 41 (he ag, W u »fl Siglap Koad, with cut throat The woman believed to bo an amah wai rei <i <;n tho morning I Ma; with a folder! razor lying
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    RAF Education Branch
    162 3 T:> celebral th» incorporaUon of the Education Biancii cf the rap 1 into tru regular Ac Force, a < til r>^>ty v/as hekl.' at the Malcolm Club yesterday evening when th« guetti of hoa our w;t the Allied Air Com I mander-in-dhief Sir Geor^o Pirio. Host and
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    CUPRO-NICKELS
    81 3 LONDON, Oct. 10:— A bill which will c ..-it. "silver" coins in future to b€ made Of rickH |0 that rather limited supplies of s lver can Ik um-cJ for -,tln> trial purposes, has been published. It ktatei that «u--pxo-nickel coil hall b« le^al ken« for for payment for
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1946 Peace: The Facts
    379 4 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1946 Peace: The Facts In putting Lin British vk'a before &ne fc*aris fcace Conference, the itoreign becr&fcary, ikir. fcniest tfevin, faphasized bwo poifiia thai bu i apt to be overloofcea. Whatever de< tsions a e rived a it cannot be saio hat the conference and
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    Malayan Problems Lack Publicity In England
    984 4  -  H. L. Hopkin OUR LETTER FROM LONDON By treet. Oct. 2. There is urgent need for pro- i paganda in Britain on behall the much abased rubber mdusThe Impression still prevails that Malaya l« a l^nd pouring out riches, the happy hunting md ol
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    Swedish Findings on 'Ghost Rockets'
    144 4 STOCKHOLM Oct. than four months afl r I reports of strange light men a over Sweden headquarters admitted night without u^ng th nhra. "ghost rockets," that obj< I been observed which cai a phenomenon of nature When the excitement and wild rumours concerning the bombs
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    'Challenge Of The Age'
    89 4 'Challenge Of The Age' CAUX, Switzerland, Oct. Cedric Mayadas, Di rooter culture in the United summing up the cha f!rst post-war conference rearmament just concluded siid that t\.o ideologies were likeif to capture the Iraaginatio i of the world. One was the irleo. >gy Marx and the other the id*,
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    Tartan For Ike
    67 4 MAYBGLE, AYRSHIRE, Oct. 10.— Mr. Baiilie McDonald, enior magistrate of the Olrvan Town Council, made an inform il call on Gen. Eisenhower at Culzean Castle, Maybole, on WecLk-day. and on behalf of the Ayrshli i Pipe Band Association pri the general with a bronz I and a
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    CHOU OPENS DOOR FOR NEW NEGOTIATIONS
    194 4 SHANGHAI, Oct. W.— -Reopen ing \hv doar foi further negotiations the chief Communist n«| tiator, fk»w, hoi i -1 formally wrote to Gen. A ill II rejecting the tea-day truce n ifng t!i vjiu.rness cf the Communist Party to rerame Kcutsioni for the cessation
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    TRUMAN'S MESSAGE TO CHIANG
    40 4 WASHINGTON, Oct. II: Truman jretterd B gc to General Chit.ni B •Upon this *nn:veri»ry fouvdintr of the Rep b ic r extend to your E the people of China eo-frfltolationi and th<* from the people A.P.
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    TRUMAN REPLIES TO ATTLEE
    129 6 Washington, Oct. 10.— President Truman told a press conference today that he had replied to the not*- of protest from the British Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee. The President did not disclose the conteAts. Mr. Attlee'a note which be received last week-end was a protest against
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    Italian To Swim The Channel
    161 6 iORWTO, Oct. 10:— Giovanni Gtunhi. 35. of Rav.-mia, Italy, today wuiouncd he would try to swim tbi m&k* Cl.a-'-l b-ith ways m-xt aummrr. M,. v/tti placed fust m Uio five mile n^athou swim at Ibi Canadian national MdUWtkm bin to 1935 He r*iid hp exp<(
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    Wrecked Chinese Plane Located
    120 6 NCHAMO, Oct. 10:— A March plane >>#ts lor;,**-d what is be!ieve<l to b<- Um wfckaf f }li Nat. o M.i' Airvays tnUM|H>rt plane in the will 1.010 country, 20 milt's fcOuth-w»st of Sichan^. It wa& txlieved tliat tlie American pilot .-nd i 1 ChineM nboard may
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    TROOPSHIP SAILS WITH EMPTY DECKS
    139 6 TROOPSHIP SAILS WITH EMPTY DECKS Londun, Oct. 10.— Polish troops, who were expected to join the ship at Naples did not appear, it was stated when the 20,000-ton troopship Duchess of Bedford arrived at Liverpool today from Bombay with a few, not more than 400 passengers, most of them officers
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    THREE BRITISH CRUISERS FOR INDIAN NAVY
    259 6 THREE BRITISH CRUISERS FOR INDIAN NAVY LONDON, Oct. 10. -The first ol three cruisers to be handed over to the Indian Navy by the Royal Navy will be the Achilles, slater ship of the AJax, which played a decisive part in the deleat of the German pocket battleship, the Graf
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    PAPEN FORBIDDEN TO LEAVE N'BURG
    81 6 NUREMBERG, Oct. 10.— The Police President in Nuremberg today received a directive from Doctor Wilhem Hoegner, Minister President of Bavaria, stating that Von Papen must not leave Nuremberg and that if he does ne must at once be arrested. The order has been approved by
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    Mountbatten's 5 Words Which Smashed The Nips.
    295 6 Mountbatten's 5 Words Which Smashed The Nips. London, Oct. lO.— Five -pencilled words on a scap sheet written by Admiral Lord Mount batU: he was appointed Supreme Allied Command-: South East Asia in 1943 were the basis of the op< tions which defeated the Japanese two and years later. This
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    27 COUNTRIES TO AID REFUGEES
    55 6 LONDON, Oct. 10: Hundreds of thousands of War refugees and displaced persons may benefit from an agreement which is now on the point of bcinp reached between 27 countries including much of North a^.d South America, Western Europe and South Africa, Poland and Czechoslovakia on
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    Sharp Attack On Churchill
    184 6 Sharp Attack On Churchill London, Oct. 10.— "Chui "*O characteristic distorted ment on Indian affairs at Blackpool last Saturday served only to confirm the loathing which every Indian nationalist, whatever his party, feels for this I lifelong enemy of Indian iree- I dom," says the leftwinjj weekly the Tribune in
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    24 6 TOKIO. Oct. 9.-The JapNK" I people will be colder this winter than at any time in recent history i to the critical charcoal shortage-
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      75 6 LIX ABNER EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE By AI Capp ITI i 7 77^ N, 5/G/V-WISH'T AH V-VO'GOTTaI JlB B THE MAIL Hffi^D I PROaAPJ Y DUE TO THL T > COUI DGO JUMP ,GO INSIDE. I CARH,ES ON!! JW/* 1 PASS.'fJG INrl If NO Or JOl. 1/
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    NANKING'S 'DOUBLE 10'
    84 7 NANKING, Oct. 10:— Civil war milei away today i. rated the first Tenth in the capital for aldecade. Generalissimo Kai->h< k accompanied by witnessed one of the iv< airborne exercises d by the Chinese Army rhich 'J l paratroops landed from !-47s and captured" an ol>- tu
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    de Havilland Crash: Public Aid Sought
    102 7 de Havilland Crash: Public Aid Sought I >N T Oct. 10.-The public I asked to assist the I H Civil Aviation in the I ctors's investigation I accident to the De HavilI in which Caot. Geoffrey jT V land was killed. I )peaj says "many useful t have been received
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    Stars who once danced
    537 7  -  Henry Gris Hollywood Gossip By Morning Tribune Corres. in Hollywood. HOLLYWOOD.— These three young women have done the seemingly impossible. Hollywood history has its array of spectacular, sensationally successful dancing girls who've climbed to the top on their tap shoes and ballet slippers. Who are they?
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    Unrest In German Internment Camp
    69 7 FRANKFURT, Oct. 10:— The American News Service to-night reported that "unrest" has broken out H an internment camp near Darmstadt. The Chief of Military Poliet I" the American zone said thai al>ou' 1.000 inmates tore down 450 yard* of camp feru inp la e thil
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    MAIL LOST
    76 7 LODNON, Oct. 10, The Post-master-General regrets to announce that part of the correspondence of forces in the South <;ast Asia Command and In South-Ea^t Asia air forces and (or ships of the Royal Nayv pt or operating from Singapore and In the Dutch Ft Indies area posted betwfn
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    Turkey replies to Soviet
    211 7 WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.—Turkey is replying to Moscow today tirmly and at length to the latest Russian note on the Dardanelles, it wis learned from respon s'b 1 diplomatic loureei. Thlfl f UOWS 4 he jo >t United States o.id British action in submitting to r lkara
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    1028 8  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Your Lucky People T mmy Hinder, the wellknowi -day night in .S •to A w.H be staying for thr m r tunerciaJ tour. He will be plaj i both in Sydney and Melbourne. Blnj p:,r- ans Will remember his api> ranee at the Victoria
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    Why Grow Old?
    430 8  -  Josephine Lowman By Legs Straight o o Today practically everyone knows that overweight and a short life span seem to be connected. Ol course, there are exceptions but statistics highlight this fact to such an extent that we must take it seriously. Your body works under a
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    America's Record Harvest
    168 9 America's Record Harvest 1 Q, Oct. 11. -The Agm -Kirtment said on FriI test crop produc- states history was I zed ss the 1946 grow- n nears its end. i t "rtment anncuncement gate production of I if do 25 per cent |g the previous record I *nd 26. 4
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    263 10 Our Special Food Ma rkets Report y Our Own C e lor j otherquot- g Indo-Chlna $75: $105; K nous rice |90. Slam i liing $3ci. Bugar: B qualty $104. "Gula Malac |44 2 $32. .Slum $45: Pal- -1 i 10. .f(i qualit; uindnub 8c (81am I -<;0. The following
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    INDIANS VS RAF TENGAH
    153 10 The following have b< en ed to repre lent the Singapore tans against tlv- Rnyai Air F w<: (Tengah) In a fr'endly game 11 occer f>n BundayPlayar<- to meet at tru- dub pr< mises, 6, Rac- Course Lane lor ti insp< rt at 3 30 o.nt
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    Filled Coupons At Random, Wins £40,700 Prize
    233 10 Filled Coupons At Random, Wins £40,700 Prize I 'on, Or'. 11- In r< turn for four shilh >enl on 1 1 P >ints P I rpc 7.105. h r old William Youell of Clethorolnshi ouell who works In the Nat ional Fire s. six times In coupons a lorn and
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    ROCKLITES' WEEK-END FIXTURES
    158 10 Thr following will repn the "Rocklites" in a return friendly soccer game against the Mo. 1 Brit sh Transit Camp at Nee '>n to-day, at 5.15 p.m. Players will assemble at Ruxy Theatre for transport at 3.30 p.m. Wee Gim Sod Ch'ow Ii n, Hock Guan, Keng
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    Tie For 1,000 Gns. Golf Tourney
    191 10 stoneham. Southampton, Oct. li>. -Bobby Loc&e, South Africa and James Adams. ScotI sh international attached to Beaconsfleld Buckingham *mre English ciut}. tied for fivst place in the i^unijp Masters i.Oju guineas professional tournament here today each with* an aggregate Of 286. As Locke is
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET
    75 10 LOCAL SHARE MARKET The announcement of a free market in rubber from the end of this year has not yet been felt in the local rubber share market whicn continued quiet yesterday with mild buying inI quirteg only. Tin shares continue to be tree 'y offered from London witi lower
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    Rubber Committee To Terminate
    66 10 The Combined Rubber Commit* Tfc, having recommended the allocations of natural rubber for the fourth quarter 1946, agreed that in view of Increased quantities of natural rubber becoming available for international allocation, i-ontrol eed not continue beyond the end cf this year. The member Governments have
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    £1,500 IN 30 MINS
    68 10 i WEST FAPLEIGH, KENT. Oct. 10 Breaking a music room s window thieves stole gold watches, antiqu s and clothing rth £1,500 In 30 minutes, at the home of Mai or General K F Salt of West Parleigh. There wi >ne In the house at the
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    HOME SOCCER FIXTURES
    292 10 LONDON, Oct. 9turcs' ENGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION Av enal v. Stoke City Aston Villa v. Charlton Blackburn v. Sheffield Utd. Blackpool v. Manchester Utd Brontfotd v. Preston N.E. Derby Co. v. Middlesljoro Everton v. Bolton I Huddesficld v. Liverpool I Portsmouth v. Chelsea I Sunderland v. Grimsby
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    33 10 EATAVIA. Oct. 10 g American Airway- aircraft is to mak.- ance flight to the Indies about Nov. 3 t m possibilities of opening service from the United this part of th( 1 Reuter
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    COSMOS SOCCER
    65 10 The Singapore Cosmos team to play a lriendly s ><v» r match ftlnst the Alfsea XI on Sun- v will b elected from the following: M. A. Mecca. Leonard, A. Pa him, P. Appavoo (capt.), Pat- ck Yee, Hallm Rappan, Dollah Kechi .siKinfi Mad on Omar, faafar Abdullah.
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    Rubber: Three Alternatives
    409 11 I, Sydney Campbell, Reuter's Financial Editor) LONDON, Oct. 10.— Th j British Government obslv has not yet decided what will happen now iding of international allocation of rubber announced for th- end of the year. arc:— i market c;.,v. rnme t control ■vent speculation. ,-ieirl contr 1
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    RED ARMY TORPEDOED AT SOCCER
    51 11 L Oct. 11. Scoring four -cow tori, d one of the s n the history ot Thursday by deI 0, in nal. champions of j tournament, irites over TorLished fourth in the le. 1 i Army beat Dynamo in the cup finals ir of their
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    PAMPHLET BOMBS HURT 4
    68 11 Oct. 11. Thirty-six [plotted in J rusalern Thurs ;he calm of Palesnning of the vhh festival of which scattered the Jewish extrc- Irgum Zvai ir Jewish passwhere 30 of exploded alties in Jcruthe alert tor i-Arab troubles the festival. 1 >mmy gun s kept (n cr
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    STILWELL: CONDITION UNCHANGED
    41 11 CISCO, October 10.W the LetterHospital tonight rela no change in °n of General Joseph •ho Burma camj Commander of the Un.l Forces in India, and now Comd States Sixth -d a relapse after October 3rd for a Reuter
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    Kalgan Bombed On Double 10th
    83 11 Nanking. Oct. 11.— Kalgan. Chinese Communist redoubt in Chahar Province, wns twice V^mbed on Thursday morning by Qovernment aircraft, according to reports reaching Communist headquarters which added that more thnn 100 bombs were dropned nnd the pxact number of r»asualt?efl has not yet been asNationalist
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    W. Australia Hits 310 For 6 Vs MCC
    227 11 W. Australia Hits 310 For 6 Vs MCC PERTH. Oct. 11.— Aftei lunch he MCC secured four wickets while Western Australia's total is advanced from 03 to 159. but alter tea the home team used the long handle with effect taking the score to 310 for six it the close.
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    Combined Directorate For Germany
    82 11 BERLIN, Ort. 10.— A new Allied body called the "Combined Services Directorate" to supervise demilitarization of Germany will begin functioning on Jan. 1, 1947. General Joseph McNarney. American Commander in Europe, announced today. The establishment assumes work formerly handled by the military, naval and air directlorate.
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    U.S. Wants Aleutian Base, Six Outposts In Pacific
    225 11  - U.S. Wants Aleutian Base, Six Outposts In Pacific Don Whitehead (By Associated Press Correspondent). PEART. HIKH<M K. Oct. 11. A new United States naval nolicy fan the Pacific calling for a strong AleuH a r* b^.sp near* Siberia and the extension of six outposts, 3.000 mi'es westward to Guam, has
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    Haganah To Start Anti-Terror Drive
    261 11 J{ m, Oct. 10. An all out bj lie Haganah, bu,ooo strong Jewish resistance movemeru, against the two terrorist organisations, the Irsjun Zvai Leumi, and the Stern gang, is expected to brr-ak out in Jerusalem. d The Haganah has. up to now. confined [t a
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    Another People's Restaurant
    80 11 Singapore, Friday. Another Ptoplt*! Be^taun v.-.s opened this morning nt th« He^« Wot id Boxing Arena. Bfcali for 1 ,000 were p*<, 6 for h«; opening bat later it ii led i that there will be neeti for *,0 meaii day lince the restaurant i I situated
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    COUP IN N. PORTUGAL THWARTED
    160 11 COUP IN N. POR TUGAL THWAR TED WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Official dispatches reaching IVashlni from Lisbon totilght suggest that a reported •ivil and military uprl-ing in Northern Portugal has been thwarted by prompt Govt'fhment action. Reutfr learned from a reliable source tonight. There la no word of any fighting and
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    U.S. Baseball
    108 11 BOSTON, Oct. 10.-- Kl Looi Cardinal i beaJ Boil I *o :j in the fourth tfame of th.- ball World Serifl b I of -< v.-, f nal in which each dub has I ,-ir ha'ii r>itch. This match, flayed ?»t p, ton, v..i Mi" higheel < r
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    ROME CALM
    88 11 ROME. Oct 11. Calm wa s restored iterday in Rome wn< re two persona were killed and more than 100 w< undrd In a clash on Wednesday betwi demonstrat »rs, rellel forces and the Heavy p Ruardt-d the approaches t the V.minale Palace, so d I We Inesd
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    Compensation For Gaoled Paratroopers Demanded
    545 12 Compensation For Gaoled Paratroopers Demanded I- O U [al i M. K; Counsel m« for Aberdeen Nor ii. will ask whether as the suffl ring and Indl in/. m the men w caused by Irregular!! can f by officers, the Minteter ■'will take steps r -> compensate th<>m adequately for
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    Molotov Fears U.S. Dollar
    158 12 vRIS, Oct. U.— RlKlian Foreign Ster V. M. Molotov said that if equal trad" prtrilefM aw permitted b« Balkans, "the power of American dollar" wouM overwhelm the w*k local industries and "take ev< rything. •'We must take care that no postwar difficulties Will be exploited by
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    COLONEL KILLED IN ACCIDENT
    45 12 TOKIO, Oct. II Colonel Roy M. M afcNctehen, r years old, Yoko- v ma base engineer, killed Thursday wheii the leep he was driving cr&hed tr.to Slain highway iiiid^re, Ac sili Army annoum-rd Friday. M "Mirii"! w.is alone in the A.P
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    39 12 SHANGHAI, Oct. B:— Dr. Chant; Tien-cheh, chief of the Fore gn Tr.ido Department of the Ministry <>f Economic Affairs, has been appointed China's delegate to the In»,.national Trade Conference scheduled to open in London in Novem--1 W v Reuter
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    Stage Club Presents "T o-night At 8.30" At The Theatre
    422 12 Stage Club Presents "T o-night At 8.30" At The Theatre tßy Our Own Critic) A honey to the bear, carrot to UM donkey. goo.l red-heiTinf to iOi.al orrtor, so are Mr Noel Coward:. plafl to amateur th<;itrical companies They just cant b<- resitted. S<jmjtim'S one wond<rs if Mr. t t
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    Nips Warned Of "MCA Worship"
    142 12 tncrea n* Macir JijJ I n ran to th( inlander. "J bur must rd; d not i living g.d bui .0 and symbol ot clem Jt pointed out tiiut the sale o 300 000 COP The Life of < MacArthur haa tapped all best sellers
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    Gromyko Voices Faith In UNO
    96 12 NEW YORK. O f>oo American bi "'"J h< a rei Gromyk i the United Nat cil, said U I crai be VS U b i major pow.-i strengthen the oi Qromyfco an I Ito the Coui. i honour of the c mcrce of the S\
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    NIBs...
    105 12 JERUSALEM, Oct. 11. -Two fcM land brokers, who were said to iufl sold land to Jews, have been "eil cuted" by an organisation calling^! self the "Arab Hgner Fi^h:erH| posters informed th»- public ::iM PARIS, Oct. 11.— The French K dio Employees UniOQ d-cided 1 abandon the radio strike
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    New York Stock Market
    79 12 NEW YORK, Oct. 11. New York stock market closing trends were irregularly higher on Thursday, with most leading steel, rubber, automobile ana rail issues rising one dollar or more (U.S.) in the last hours ot buying after an irregularly lower trend. Renewed buying was attributed to
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