Morning Tribune, 14 October 1946

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    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE I DAY. OCTOI3ER 14, 1946.
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    Nationalists Push On After Capturing To. 2 Communist Base
    390 1 Nationalists Push On After Capturing To. 2 Communist Base I Oct. 13.— General Fu Tso-yi's Nationasoutheasiward from captured Kalgan -Suiyuan railroad, in pursuit 01 rO ops fleeing toward Hwailai along the open to them. Na Lonallsts were converging on Kalgan ast three weeks, the Communists eva- heir regional capital from
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    29 1 Oct. i:>, Four y known to and etght burned m the sh ship, Kristina ftUght fire m ed from the r uard today first burned i -'fore being
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    JAVA TALKS AGAIN TODAY
    76 1 BATAVIA. Oct. 13. --Talks to discuss the truce between the All'ed and Indonesian force? in Java will be row. it was r< at Learned I today. The meeting fixed i'm- I; Friday wag 'poned by a; r r nt between Lord Klllearn British Special C r
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    PARIS CONFERENCE FREES MORE OF THE DANUBE
    210 1 PARIS CONFERENCE FREES MORE OF THE DANUBE Paris, Oct. 13. The Peace conference comple its work on the Hungarian peace treaty eari ay. Amoni^ the final ads on the last of the treaties for the Balkan satellites of Germany, the conference voted to free the Hungarian section of the Danube
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    Russia Bought Atom Bomb Secret Metal
    169 1 NEW YORK, Oct. 13. The Journal American, in a copyrighted story, said that 500 pounds of black uranium oxide, a product used to make the atom bomb and "is the most closely guarded arid precious metal in the world," was sold to Russia by
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    Nazis To Be Hanged Wednesday Morning
    232 1 Nuremberg, Oct. 13. Eleven of the cond< Nazis have less than lour days to live bul no i 'has been taken insida Nuremberg gaol ro prep I their hanging on Wednesday morj I United Suites Army Q who run the pr:^ i i that
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    RUSSIA SAYS TROOPS NOW RECALLED
    118 1 RUSSIA SAYS TROOPS NOW RECALLED LONDON, Oct. 13.— Moscow Radio, h«'ard In London by the Soviet moniicr, said the Soviet Union had already withdrawn its troops from all non-enemy countries m Europe and I A ut. ;.n<! invited British to do the same. "There is no need to enumerate Mm
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    "I Hate Tyranny" Says Franco
    58 1 MADRID, Oct. 13. Gen ral Franco said In a Columbtu Day i speech today ti I his government wa.s ba peel for law, and ful, but r \v is that wh <':: 1 ad". Bni aid hi nn\ <\ i k'- p i I the
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    Reparations From Hungary: Russia Accuses The U.S.
    233 2 Reparations From Hungary: Russia Accuses The U.S. Paris Or, 12.— FeodoJ tod I difficult] a' BOf the I aking the proposed aary a n Che ba onstruction could b Hun.' re to i en a* rmans and Austrians, and which is now on i itrritory under the control c American
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    WORLD FACES GREAT CRISIS, SAYS LASKI
    103 2 WORLD FACES GREAT CRISIS, SAYS LASKI Princeton, New Jersey, Oct. 12. Professor Harold J. Laski ex-chairman ol the British Lab ur Party speaking here -.aid: "Despite vehement Insistence by statesmen ol their passion for peace insured by an effective woild assembly, I can see no prospect ol Its achievement m
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    16 Killed In French Air Crash
    54 2 PARIS, Oct. 12.— Eleven pasicngers and a crew of five were killed when a French Junker-52 a<ioplane crashed into a hillside and caught fire near Serfrou m Morocco two days ago. Among those killed was the •jew United States Consul at Casablanca. The crew
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    U.S. Not Told Of Soviet Envoy's Arrival
    109 2 U.S. Not Told Of Soviet Envoy's Arrival WASHINGTON. Oct. 11. -The Soviet Emba^y m Washington been Informed that full In- cation Is under way Into ►mplaints by Nikolai Novlkov, Ambassador to the United ites, of alleged treatment aci him when he arrived at Quardla Airfield In New York week, Mr.
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    Mr. P. J. Johnson Back In Malaya
    169 2 Mr. P. J. Johnson, former Dis :rict Forest Olllcer, Lumot, who retired from his post on medical groundi ar<i left for England to recuperate m 1988, has returned to Malaya by 8.0.A.C. flying boat He intends to enter local pracSce aa smo\ as
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    London Rubber Secretariat Monthly Statistics
    199 2 London Rubber Secretariat Mon thly Sta tistics l/ONDON, Oct. 12.— Tho l^ndon JLubber Secretariat monthly itatfl tica.l bulletin estimates (In long ion -•> 17c rid Production of Natural Rubber June 600 CO July 8()f |«M 85.000 Total Exports From Principal Territories Jun, r > 000() July RO ono 'Augi* 105,000
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    24 2 N'DON. Oct. 12 -Dr. Yusrf lllman f the T/md»>n Mo- quo n today for South Africa to a M< slem mission In a.- Reuter.
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    China's Foreign Trade Better
    421 2 China 's Foreign Trade Better Shanghai. Oct. 12.— China's id" position i i a >] improvement n with the ratio b tween rt s and exports dropping to vet two to o linst 18-1 r rune and 4-1 f -v July. Exports In Au >v < tailed ■o 000.000 (about
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    67 2 Over fifty paratroopers balance of the 243 men i at Kluang on a charge ol nu and freed last week by dcci of the War Minister-a Singapore yesterday Ipoh military prison and del tion camp. They were all happy cheerful despite a tiring jour: Earlier yesterday many i comrades
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    More Food Now Would Be "Retrograde"
    102 2 More Food Now Would Be "Retrograde" Vienna. Oct. 12.— Brtshrf nomic experts m Vienna to-i described as a "retrograde >: the announcement of Gen. w Clark, United States occupal chief m Austria, that he inte: ed to increase rations m t American zone to 2,000 as soon as possible. Thry
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    TIN OUTPUT MAY EXCEED DEMAND
    229 2 TIN OUTPUT MAY EXCEED DEMAND London, Oct. 12.— Repr tives of eight countries at the International Tin Conference which has sitting In London since Tuesday are to recommend to their governments the establishment as soon as nobble of an International tin study erroup, mak- b full use of the existing
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    YOUR BREAD RATIONS: REGISTER FROM TODAY
    500 3 K! ition under the K;.' rationing scheme K., today and will Xtinue for a week. Your Itjlat 'on the card'' can I obtained from October I I registration, given (ficial circular, is as folW a- from October 28th fl ou will be able to
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    11 3 I. 12. Major Van Duerstof Divl !h East Indies by Reuter
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    Expansion Of Edudation Matters Most-Governor
    274 3 E x pansion Of Edudation Matters Most-Governor Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 13. One of the things that matters most is the restoration and expansion of the educational system and standards of the country, and il is with the greatest pleasure that I am hero with you to express the ardent hope
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    Siam's Rice Shipments
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    MALAYAN UNION GG PLEDGES FULL CONSULTATION
    783 3 Malacca, Saturday. The Governor-General, the Kt. Hon. Malcolm :*ja( Donald, speaking at a dinner he/c last night, pledged thai the promise made by the Secretary of State for the Colonies to consul! representatives of all local communities before any decisions are taken 0:1 the
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1946. Liquidate The Limpets
    354 4 Morning Tribune MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1946. Liquidate The Limpets I shoulders of and, li torm< tor, It ref v ito Ret i Regulations and \><- y n striction.s combine to put terriers m the- way ol nomJ >very and vi these are n red U. can be little progr <>-
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    Marginal Comment
    1476 4  -  Harold Nicholson Copyright In Malaya j I By (By Special Arrangement frith the London Spectator). j j cm< ol i. v i<- most striking dlferi tween the jinhabil the United Kingdom and ints (i Prance the former like travel, latter wni underi i the; Thf French rid, oi
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    UNKNOWN
    117 4 Paris. Oct. i I States Government I burse Italy I ir the American Army; I of supplies m Italy IL cially disci- In a letfr to MAI I*-' Gasperi, Italian Pi Frk^ y J ast T and JU I night. Mr. James I States Secretary ol W his Government
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    Australia As Pacific Fleet's Chief Base?
    147 4 London. Oct. 13. Th situation in the Far East m** f rally Ls the subject c: mudfl speculation, states the Su:.:.| Times to-day in a message I its Peking representative. I i Referring to the visit to -M-jk ing of Vice Admiral S.r Der.;**
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    RUSSIANS PREFER FOOTBALL TO WAR
    382 6 MOSCOW, <> 12. Returning to Russia after I; months ol absence ineis i i liately truck by tl irtling difference m who, people are talking about. abroad and here. In i > t v 1 t'. o^it pn < 'In Br.t,, I feai of vai
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    V.C. FOR CANADIAN
    128 6 LONDON, Oct. 'Ti. Vie toria Cross, the highest Briti&h military decoratloi been awarded to a Canadian pi Jot officer who with his clothing ablaze stood to attention m his burning aircraft and saluted h.. fellow gunner, trapped m the ret, before baling out. The pilot officer, Andrew
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    Armed Band Terror In Northern Greece
    87 6 A THKNS, Oct. II:— Armed bandi berfng If/MM men control th»- tuinoij.M areas in northern and eenti I Oreeee which they o*c as i H swf'op down < ;t,l town a-.-* v'!i.-.;f th«- Oreek Oovernmenf itated here today B.'«»-':u' its ;i i f on
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    New Uniforms For WAAFs
    83 6 LONDON, Oct. 11: The WAAF >: > har<> a new uniform to aid the no drix c lor a thou- S sand more recruits. The first model wait- i my the King's approval t Shows a tailored slim fit- tiny jacket buttoning up and somewhat similar
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    'REBELS' FACE COURT MARTIAL
    107 6 'REBELS' FACE COURT MARTIAL LARISSA, Greece, Oct. Four officers and U4 otbn iMik:from' 12:; d Regiment o-f the Greek Second Army faced charges of high treason at Larissa today m the bipgest court martial to take place since the Gret-k Army went into action against "rebels" operating m the Olymi/is
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    HIGH TIDES HELP CLEAN RIVER
    57 6 MADRAS. Oct. 11:— A sandbar at the mouth of the River Cdum, which Bows ihroujrh a larpc part of Madia? eitjT, was breached i:i order to permit seawater to .Hush the river channel which had become Blngfiah and stag* nant. High tides helped m the
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    Hong Kong 'Back Pay': Discrimination Alleged
    423 6 HONG KONG, Oct. 11.— One and a halt mi I Hong Kong residents are directly concerned I Government's record expenditure and the form I taxation that will be introduced to meet a r I approximately HK5162,000,000. I tised amo r the >ny'i thinking citizens
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    Ike Dines At 10 Downing St.
    121 6 X LONDON, Oct. 11. -General oil the U.S. Army, Dwight Eisen-B hower, dined at Numbt-r \m Downing Street on the night of Oct 10 with Prime M;n;vi Attlee. Winston Churchill and 12 B other guests, including 10 Britain's top-ranking Generak.B Admirals and Marshals of
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    Pavement Death Mystery
    53 6 Pavement Death Mystery CHESTER, Oct. 11:- I aged 32. was found dead on i ;v-« raent at Goss Street, h I day. Lyinp nearby wa Smi h, aged S6, terioai Jed 1 The police found a rai I. houso whew Dodd liv< of hair apparently cut v. 1 i 5-anded
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    Gossip From The London Film Studios
    978 7 [ttendances London, Sept. 23. .don release and the rU n a i 'Caesar and and the West End presentation (;t -n. have establlshn the steady up- 5 ol the British has never been anyrable to the public two pictures in nnals oi the British
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    "IT'S CATCHING"
    51 7 Apparently, this lap-sitting routine U sliyhtly contagious Of course, with Bill Williams and Barbara Hale it's to be expected, they're altar-traipsing soon, but child-star Sharyn Moffett and her young fnena, Lanny Rees, who supports Williams and Mlss Hale m RKO Radio's "Likely Story," hat^e no such excuse. Chummy,
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    World Police Force Opposed
    95 7 ,VU' V'O/jk'. Oct. 12. The New York Times report today Uiat it has learned thai R $ia is opposing the atablistimetU 0/ a standing intematio military force with Which the United Nationjiii (I maintain world peace. The newspaper said that the opposition is expressed m a
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    Pangkal Pinang Conference
    127 7 BATAVIA, O.t. il»:—The Dut«-h-Irdone.-iaii 'ii-fcrcnn. at Panyk.J Pina 11i.r on Banka Island off th»> -.orhern mOsfl ''elchc i called for Iff resian Belf-goverameni with sutr|frettiOßl Of <lok nion ■tafftl .vithIn the Dulch Empire m of resOlatfoni Adopted last m^ht, Djtrh lourcei reported today. H«'<l tO flvt I-.lone-
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    Thousands Homeless
    26 7 B01 Od IJ I. Of pi Opl< d Kapilj r iv. -r a < I ovr (hi ...ntrysido ind N I n f m Reuter
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    FAMILIES THERE BY CHRISTMAS
    12 7 FAMILIES THERE BY CHRISTMAS H H. 1 r X i A. P.
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    around The Town
    970 8  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Both Sides The Footliphb a audl< no at the Vie- at the Stage Ci i Qtatton ol To-night I included those ardent Admiral and IfTS. n. she m a most attractive ral cotton dinner dress. Sit- them were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Josselyn. I
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    Why Grow Old?
    218 8  -  Josephine Lowman By Know Your Oats The daily bread ration is the mainstay of the diet m famine ridden countries. OfUn that Is about all there is. Mr. Herbert Hoover recently said, "Breai has a reality as the symbol of life as never before m history. To
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    Russia Alleges U.S. Racial Discrimination
    184 9 Russia Alleges U.S. Racial Discrimination I 0 c t 1 2 I n ai 1 di criminati n I y L many public f in the Bn1 the Un.t ci I about th prin- Ltlant c Charter, t n it concerns other f Vronsky ited. K. tralian delegate t K
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    A New Community Of Indonesia Developing
    220 9 A New Community Of Indonesi a Developing avia. Oct. 12.— Dr. I U Oov.-( .lands East i^r,.' iid In tiia closing speech at tl at Pan Banka Island (Celebes) U that the ending of the proceedings was marked by a "much more faith m the futui than ginnine. There had
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    Gen. Stilwell Dead
    288 9 San Francisco, Oct. 12.— Gen. Joseph Silwell died here to-day. He had been suffering from a liver dl^ase believed to have b en contracted m Burma. He I !cj .1 affectionately by his m n aa *Uncle J</ and by then as "Vinegar Joe." He will m
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    YOUR XMAS MAIL FROM HOME
    30 9 London, Od 12 B- l i A day for i I nrft i Sooth I A I Air i' X■/ m tinu' for adgjl Reuter
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    BOOKS Reviewed
    571 10 BOOKS Reviewed Face To Face ith China to Pace with China, by the Rev. H. b Rattenbury, Oeorge G. Harrap Co., Ltd., London, 10s. 6d with 45 photographs. First published m 1945. this book is an up-to-date picture of China and the Chinese and la a noteworthy attempt to correct
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    IPOH RACE HANDICAPS
    154 10 IPOH, Sat— Handicaps for the ftrst day ol the Ipoh races <Oct. 19) are a^ follows: Horses, Class I, Div. 1. 5| lurs.: Goatskin 11.3. Ballymun 9.2. Harlequin 9.1. Colourpatch 8.13. Courenay 8-12. Houlichan ?».6. Demure 7.11. Hofseg Class 1. Div. 2, s'. lurs.. Proof 90. Remembrance
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    Molotov In New York Oct. 20
    89 10 Nt'\Y York, Oct. 12 The Sovet Consulate spokesman sa d here to-day that be .V.id no definite information of the date of M. Molotov'S arrival. It was anticipated he w mid reach New York about Oct. 20 and attend the op a ning of
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    NATURAL RUBBER REPORTED CHEAPER THAN SYNTHETIC
    202 10 Washington, Oct. 13.—Government i dieted on Saturday that there is enoug] synthetic rubber to keep this country.. ating at capacity for the next six mon; supplies of natural rubber. growing They differed somewhat on prospects after thai. Some expressed a strong belief that synthetic
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      259 10 Try This AMERICAN I JJ I rmfvioi spi mi rosswora razzle r ll r? AtKJ>s> 2J -What oeaver |qV a|_J^ A 3 A NlJVii l-umg> duild? a'\'T-='?5S iZ /J 6 Premium toi 30-Titie j i exonarige 31— All ovei |h.J E<^ L^ j» Kesurt 32 -Toss wildly IsIPiB |N iD
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    583 11 1 l* t! csuwr.) f ,USTRIAL8 Bayer feltef TO 1.90 m M :h 2.6O 2 85 B 22/6 25/l t 3500 40.00xd n> m.m ,-,oo «6.oo Hv i Bank "5 5 IE Prcfs. l.O.i 1.26 IKr-.',' Assurance 7 50 8.50 2.40 I H nson i^H) nson Co.
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    Home Soccer Surprises
    392 11 -Leu la hed Eni lish Leagu Division i being b< i 2-0 by tl I on Nor.ii End, and Barnsley, i tl m at the cond falling on own ground to London's Totl Tottenham were full for their 3-1 win. their forwards being better inishing their moveats,
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    RESULTS
    302 11 ENGLISH LEAOt A; Mrcnti'ird 2. on Villa I I uth 1. 1 Middi 1 Ch Uea 2 5 [> .by 2. Blackburn 1. Leedj Un ted 1, Orimsby Uverpi ol l. Charlton Ath. I. Presl n 2 Bl o Sheffield 2. Manchester 2. Sunn rland i Bv< rti n
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    Siong Boo Trounces Amicables 6-1
    354 11 Siong Boo Trounces Ami cables 6-1 Meeting ai soccer, Siong 800 team defeated the Amicables by 6—l at Jalan Besar Stadium, yesterday. Amicables tried hard, and although they spent most of the second session around the Siong 800 goal, their forwards were unable to obtain more than the solitary goal
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    Planes Flying Food To Famine Areas In India
    200 12 .idon, Oct, 12. hi ona to W requ from Sir Frederick Burrows, G gal, Air Marsha] Sir Roderick Carr, Air Officer C nding-in-Chief, India, ha at aircraft to Cal to transport food and to the famin< stricken I ilation m Dacca and
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    NAZI APPEALS REJECTED
    82 12 O, Oct. 13. It announced hi ijr that ti; ..cy on be:. I n i'Nazi leadei be n ected by the Allied Control Council Colonel C. Andru Mas 1 1 k I men dec! Phe pi >n< I ird r a] wit Col. Andrus. "Do< nitt B(
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    4 SOLDIERS DIE IN TRAIN CRASH
    78 12 UDINE, Italy. Oct. 13.— Four I British soldi* r were ki] d and i when a ti Uded with a ma near here era wrere en route I I rge A. P. i 11 Oct. 12. Vie* -Admiral B. mmandei of the jval Forces
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    KLUANG TRIAL SEQUEL
    78 12 London, Oct. 11.— The British Government will speed up the War Oiiice enquiry into Army conditions including the procedure at courts martial and right of convicted men to a diiect sequel to the release of the paratroopers iound guilty ol mutiny m Malaya. It] is almost certain
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    Russia's $11,000-Million Lend Lease
    147 12 Russia's $11,000-Million Lend Lease WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.— The, United Statei hit> sent a note to M< ">■': requesting Russia to wind; up her* $11,000,000,000 lend-lease :ic- count, informed Government officidisclosed here this evening. Russia was asked to send a flnanmission to Washington to begin discussions as soon as convenient, tl
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    Swedes, Danes Leave Dairen
    69 12 NANKINO, Oct. 13.— Official said on Saturday lhat Jnited States, at the re- 8 ci'..sii and Danish j v rj m at provided shippin fac to remove 20 Sw des s from Dairen where ha\ b ien since the start B (-Japanese war. group en route
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    Music For Everybody Brings Moz art Back To Singapore
    344 12 (By Our Own Critic; At the Viet mor.al Hall Radio Malaya Drc ;tor d %pel with i. nd Th 1 the tie uy> the d by the Dei: •Dt -t i:r »ad casting. Jt was a night will live In th<
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    "Annoying" Russian Propaganda In Japan
    200 12 Washington, Oct. 12.— 'Annoying but gerous" Russian propaganda and organis m Japan was alleged here today by a men f House of Representative, military affai] who at the same time warned that if I troops withdrew from China "Russia is to step m and establish
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    Peace Conference Will Cost France £283,850
    215 12 Peace Conference Will Cost France £283,850 PARIS, Oct. 13, When Pans conference close* doors on Tuesday it .the French Government 850. J) Of this about 1244,250 m have been spent on materiaU —food, power, petrol and -and aboid l5 j,000 m to 2,041 people as the re nee staff. Heading
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    TEL AVIV HOLD-UP
    27 12 JERUSALEM. Oct. armed and masked i p vrcrl tt c? diamond factory m ctr«ol nt 11 n'ClOCk n 1 and escaped with £.5 A.P.
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