Morning Tribune, 7 November 1946

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    Masthead
    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE T\O. 163. (New Series) 10 CENTS THURSDAY. NOV. 7, 1946.
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    Court Martial Story Of Bank Notes In Table Leg
    239 1 Court Martial Story Of Bank Notes In Table Leg IBatavia, Nov. 6. The prosecution sought to trace I .jv of a shining heap of gold coins m the r( m rtial ot Capt. R. R Morton, charged with X session of 20 kilograms of gold and 50,000 prewar guilders. There
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    UNKNOWN
    73 1 iPar i announc- ft t the Frenc i kbiu 'a human Jror risible for the Kg} rth Afnc i jfnr >rt plane near mo' FF t 1 h the l ss iJul »ter of Transfcrt nquiry into the kid tablished that an nor was committed. |p asures would be
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    Cousens Trial Dropped
    41 1 Nov. 6.— The Attorney- I New South Wales m Sydney to-day Wl had dec?ded to m her proceedings Charles Huges as, Poona-born Sandhurst abused of treason by for the Japanese n-rpreted as freeing sens and releasing him Reuter
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    MONTH HUNT OVER
    26 1 2 6 --The "death J* ?ang which has been terW- bounded by three 2. s arrested after six nuli t by the police.
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    Train Blown Up
    61 1 JERUSALEM, Nov. 6.— A train was blown up last night at Rag El L'in east the Jewish city of Tel. Aviv on the main north to south Palestine railway, it was officially stated here. Seven explosions were heard late last night from the the direction of the
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    Pacific Bases: Australia, U.S. Discussing Joint Use
    233 1 Pacific Bases: Australia, U.S. Discussing Joint Use Nov. 6.-The Duke E Governor-General I opening the 18th I th Parliament here f 'hat d'scussions 88 towards arfc wiu, the United R mt use of bases m B the principle of k »tfnt pc I, Australian Gov- r n f tnt intended
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    TRUMAN'S PARTY SWEPT from POWER IN U.S. ELECTIONS
    1005 1 TRUMAN'S PARTY SWEPT from POWER IN U.S. ELECTIONS WASHINGTON, NOV. 6.— A KFPI'BIJCAN VICTORY IN THE HOI SE OV REPRESENTATIVES WAS ANNOUNCED AT 4.50 PM GMT WHEN TABULATIONS SHOWED THEY HAD WON 219 SEATS WHICH WAS ONE WORK THAN WAS NEEDED TO WIN CONTROL IN THE HOUSE earner messages said:
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    Gandhi Does "Penance" For Bihar Riots
    96 1 Calcutta Mi Ur R\. hrn munbi v [ndia inn '.^at comn ri ci.v n ctijr what he meant by Gandhi, v. the ur h d l ripperah m Eastrn 1 i all- f i t h< r 111 a th| ople ol Bihar, Gandhi
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    France Is Nervous
    92 1 PARIS Nov. 6.— The Republican victory ;n the United St.;'' tiona caused anxiety m certain French political circles today le^r. the U:iii < d States administration d linther stiffen its attitude towards the Soviet Union. It was fd| that there might now be more pressure on the
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    Attlee, Churchill Talk Conscription
    87 1 London, Nov. 6.— Prime Minister AttJe- today discussed Bn tain's plans for conscription with Mr. Churchill, loader of the Op position and his principal 1 Lieutenants. It is understood the plans will not be opposed by the Conservatives when they come top n Parliament. Mr. Attlee
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    231 BOMBAY ARRESTS
    58 1 Bombay, Nov. r>. One perm was lulled and three injury la knife Bttackg m Bombay up to noon to-day, a Oovrrnm* nt communiqiif reported. "One reUfloua place was des«crat d ;r> the PjrdhonJ are a m South Bombay at the juncMon of Hindu and Mh iirn districts)
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      47 1 iGIAN SINGH'S DESIRE TO LEAVE NEMOS V BEHIND BEEOKE THEY j 1 CLOSE 1 i A FULL NEW KHAKI TROISER inn V f| lOK EITHER SIX J ri LIMITED STOCK I Phone 2483 j jGIAiV SINGH A COMPANY, f -f Battery Road, Singapore. J Cables: "BAJAJ" j
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    Malayan Airman Helped To Save 2,000: Awarded DSO
    388 2 < The foU irds haw- b<» n I 1: y D.8.0 i- i. Henry] (Malayan Volun Air i iih effect from Dec. 1 1^42 (since den lon -'i Despatches: Op. Cap k l. Nunn _< •io.M. G. Harw I me following citation
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    Singapore Hero Gets BEM:
    153 2 I )ND tty-Vi aj Old ,;>'7iter on<, ie from •on at Ickenha iti Ue ex, th* r night find that hi h v of the heroes of Singap "London Gazt ia included an award oi British Empire Medal a giou Ing t rfbute to feani Charl
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    Eurasian Memorial
    57 2 The Memorial that m to be erectc i bj Ui».' Eurasian Association, Singapore, m honour of til those I Mas alls who made the supreme sacrifice during World War If will f><> unvefled at th.- Pavilion of the Singapore Rc-c cation Cluh at H )>.in. on Saturday. All
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    $30,000 Piracy Off Penang
    174 2 $30,000 Piracy Off Penang 'T. U»ff Reporter) nang, Wednesday.— ApDroximately 530,000 worth uf Impprts to Pcnan^ from Burma vanished when the i':nk Carrying it was Intercepted by Chinese pirates and stripped completely, before b< Ing permitted to sail itVo the Pc-nang harbour. 4A" representative of th jinn importing the goods
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    Robbers Told Constable "We're Going To Break Into Godown"
    198 2 Tan Chwee Kirn and Tan Vow Peng were yesterday commuted to stand their trial at the Assizes on a charge of armed gang robbery, on July 30 at a godown m Trafalgar Street. About 12,076 yards, the approximate value $10,817. were
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    Union Raises Paddy Price
    136 2 A t mmunique from the Malayan Ui ilia it has been decided thai nt guaranteed minimum mice for pc mill door will be Increased throughout $10 v> riv vi. Similarly, the mice of vaddu the field will be increased to $9.20 per pkul creates inll be
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    Child Hacked To Deal In 4 a.m. Drama
    330 2 Child Hacked To Deal In 4 a.m. Drama A pr< liminary inqui year-old Chinese girl, and t Irl's foster sister and the ins her, m a room on the m Maude Road, commence Magistrate L. C. Goh. yeste Tang Ah Nong (56 rickshaw-puller, who stood m ihe dock, was alleged
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    More SHB Strike Talks Today
    41 2 (Tribui i J Negotiations •^apore Harbour and the "strl were r suined i During ti of the represent; workers put forw nands m r sa I ird B rd r thised to I c ntinu j
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      47 2 SAF.F Ol ARMY SURPLUS FOODSTUFFS. i d for the f the following quantities o| p dstufl Tinned V i" UWei '6.006 T Tin 150 food ufl are lying In pore BSD B yet i ek. Pa r iwixnu > 14th B I I I D by 1200 hr>
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    JAPANESE JUDGMENTS IN S'PORE MAY BE SET ASIDE
    549 3 JAPANESE JUDGMENTS IN S'PORE MA Y BE SET ASIDE BBILL FOR ADVISORY COUNCIL An Ordinance to make provision with regard to Judgments, order d< crees of Japanese Courts, and for the carrying on ot proceedings Instituted In such Courts during the period of Japanese occupation, will e introduced into the
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    Temperaturedown, up, down
    87 3 WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. VB, Navy scientist have taken atmospheric temperature up to 2 t j:> wilts with ttutrumenti ent m a V-2 rocki Th* resultt bear out tfu 'essential cortei tne tt" of longttanding theoretical calculation*, a Navy annouru mid *}iat data radioed by rocket borne device
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    CHINESE REMEMBER THE DEAD
    71 3 CHINESE REMEMBER THE DEAD I tfa« h.nese II Ay or Street yester- ay prayer was y f X Yu to pay ho- aye their lives V Fascism m other fronts. d followers of t es m Singapore the first day's M n the Chinese V* i Kwoßg and the Lj
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    U.S. Cyclotron In Operation'
    88 3 U.S. Cyclotron In Operation' ft :ur nia. Nov. X i Calif orni v that its newly H tun cyclotroi. B effective cp?raHf .v era m m tron is the Work on it, m was interrupted H B still IncomI produce m nium 235 for ni h> I Bted to help
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    More "Free" Rice Coming To S'pore
    177 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) further lot of 108 tons "free market" Siamese rice bought by a local Chinese firm at North Boat I iy. three other Chifirms m Singapore a total quantity of of thf three per ota freed by the Government for port to
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    Shooting Ends In Strike
    78 3 TRIESTE, Nov. s:— All Worker^, of thi big shipyards at Monfalci Trieste went on strike tod as protest against the arrest oi workers suspected of complicity m yesterday's shooting ai train earning Italians to Trieste. The tram was taking back tht it 'ians from a religious
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    Policy Unchanged
    68 3 PARIS, Nov. 5:-- The policy of the new Viotnan Government will be the name as its predecessor. President Ho Chi minh, stating this to the French Newi Agency m Hanoi ,'.o<:ay, added they wished to co-operate loyally and on termi of .quality with the French peopir and government.
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    $3,079 FOR CHILD WELFARE
    39 3 Th< Singapore Aj rtion m T>O;i f Da-ciiu' mU««<I $3,079 for the Children'! Welfi through I function it T^c^ntly BpO i iored at the Bapp] Wdr < A chequi for thii wnom ,rl to the Society,
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    GOVT's RUBBER DECISION APPROVED
    109 3 GOVT's RUBBER DECISION APPROVED I L n ...a U tai provincial M WAI i itb b lurgt- pan d million of ton -i r** übbei produced < aon >. a a- i Uttli m r» tbao d i U va u^fU Ln thiji ml ry the United Bi iU it
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    Y's MEN'S CLUB
    46 3 Dr Poll Chee Juay, who wa.i ont < i the PoW.s taken to North :m will speak at the Lonche n M( 1 the V's Men's Club cil's Restaurant on Baturj-, 1 15 pm. His subjeci will be '600 X-!; >:t\> N <r>,h PoWs.
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    Russia Allocated 20,000 Tons Rubber
    340 3 Bulk Purchase To End In Ceylon Colombo, Nuv. 5. Balk purchase by the Ceyijn Governmen of the Isla and tea, ¥hich un der wartime con racts was made on behalf United Kingdom, terminates on December 31 this year, according to an announcement made by the
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1946. The Tokio Trials
    389 4 Morning Tribune THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1946. The Tokio Trials Ii vi Jet majoi war crtmlnaJ pecs should attraci h tentl ,n than the trial ol th< Nazis Li doi perhaps mvi tural. but it is still unfi I tuna i t;. Parti} ji j s d th» passage <>f time;
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    FRENCH DOUBTS NEARLY BROUGHT DISASTER
    1152 4 !<l I 0/ AFRIi W I WDINCS LONDON N t the Second rjy North African camlic ip d by the livid i everywl and icaj civil ritie v.-.-r dram b< hind the 1 'difficult! to G m could be ria and Tun sst(i t( i>
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    Dr. Soekarno Hands Over
    77 4 DATA VIA, Nov. 6. -Dr. no, President of file Indonesian Ef public, has surrendom] the CM manship of the. Indonesian -^uprew Defence Council to Prime M•' Sutan Sjahrir, according to AntM His aoMon returned tho dictatorial powen Eta si/mcd after tlie umuccessfal munist coup d'etat lust
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    Norsemen Beat Columbus To It
    78 4 SAINT JOHNS. V Nov. s— The Norw lished a camp at Pi Newfoundland, 500 Christopher Columbn ly" discovered Am according to A. M United States archa is investigating anc:remains here. Mallery has work' i from White Bay ti m the far N-r Vik.\ng relics on
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      143 5 W\ X TANG VAIXEY ROAD „f Eastern Arts ur.d Crafts. M-^um Cost y Venous types Of 5 and Ma* Factor products. W (f Bismurelle Gift Setß W, 'weddm* Presents, etc. Wv ALLA BUX CO.. ml, x Bridge Road, Singapore. ■J£ Hotel Building) Papers t\7»IGX FOR BOOKS 47 HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE.
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      506 5 If it's obtainable anywhert it's m Jhn Sinqjapote Shop* T.M.A. Music House, 11/11, Hf* tUMt, •nstpor*. wm wujro: kfcsic aaooftDt TkOßt 7411 Optician Regarding the eyesight CMMM New China Optical Co. 71, Vifflr ftrtt), ftLofftiort. fUc»e ITM. Photographer CENTURY STUDIO No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SING A PHOTO STUDIO
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    'CORRESPONDENCE ALONE MAKES INCOMPLETE PICTURE': INDIA-SECY.
    431 6 London. Nov. 5. Lord Pethick-Lawrence Secretary for India, stated m the House Of Lords today that nothing which passed m correspondence between the Viceroy and Lhe Indian party leaders involved any departure from the previous intentions ol the British Oov-rnment as to the constitutional
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    N.Z. Promises More Freedom To Samoans
    219 6 N.Z. Promises More Freedom To Samoans NEW YORK. Nov. 5. NYw Zealand has promised the people of Western Samoa an increasing tare m their own government m a trusteeship plan offered to the United Nations for the future administration of the group of mds m the Pacific. New Zealand has
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    Holland's Demand, On Germany
    320 6 LONDON, Nov. 5.- Holland's demandw, m reparation for losses ana damage duT, tag the war are partly economic and mrl^ EssKoSay™' Brlti n VM I Sl ™3 The rconomic dt-mands arc which m its turn considered to be of primary im- into a danger t might
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    JAPS TO BUT U.S. SURPLUS
    122 6 JAPS TO BUT U.S. SURPLUS TOKIO, Nov. 5.-TV restates Governnvnt ha^ ised the sale i t h. jJK Government of surplus S type an m,luar y supply' The amount of n n od was not disci as not all property bt- sold to the Japanese Qm mint has yet been
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    TURKEY GRANTS A CONCESSION
    71 6 ISTANBUL. Nov. 4.— Hal Nazmir Kismir. Turkish M nlstt of Finance, stated today that ft Turkish Government would ii future allow foreign concern working m Turkey to takeootj the country all earnings realise) by their investments m TurteJ This step typifies the nei trend m Turkish
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    Not Suitable
    136 6 "With regard to the othei matter* on which the i ible Marquis a sks for information, tn's do not seem to his Mijesty's Oovi rnmfiu to be suitable for inclusion m a white paper But so far as practicable and m -'•cord with public interests I would endeavour
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    SWEDEN — RUSSIA PARCEL SERVICE
    36 6 SWEDEN RUSSIA PARCEL SERVICE MOSCOW, Nov. 6.— An agreement Pfobably b< signed Bhortly 01 P»rcel po I cc 1 etweeu ire dl ■>d Russsia. Swedish source An understanding U on Sweden's a !';jd< i country. A.P.
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    Silk For Veterans
    82 6 WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.— The War Assets Administration announced that nearly 1.000.000 yards ol pure silk will be offered for salt to veterans only at Louisville, Kumiicky. on Nov 0 The agency sa:cl the silk was ued at U.S.s] .500.000. The silk will be offered at the 1
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    Inside Story Of The Girl With Hollywood's Prettiest Legs – 1
    1657 7  - Inside Story Of The Girl With Hollywood's Prettiest Legs 1 Henry Gris r~~ By Morning Tribune Cones, m Hollywood WOOD otii having lunch at the lamous restp site the Paramount I !i a newcomer to I < 111 find by following I autograph-b;ok- < i md girls who gath- t
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      RAF Reception
      270 8 A reception was held i» Sunday evening at the Air trj Directorate of Work b < lieti for Sir ErHulloway. KCB. 0.8.E, (r< neral of works. M m ry. Sir Ernest had arriv- c a lew hours befor<- by plane, and Sir Oeorgl Pirie had tamed him to
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      Plastics
      310 8 Th re seem I nq limits to what the manufactoren of th- 1 new plastics can achieve. A i. company m the States appear to have hit on a new Invention which will be of Immense value t<; the busy h Th. plastic that forms the invisible layer m
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      Hip-Emphasis
      206 8 I hav< always been burdened with extra pounds on my hips and my mornings have begun with painful exercises which beauty- advisers convinced me i would take inches off my silhouette and let me wear dresses designed for the slim. Exercises' every morning require a Strong will- and time.
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      Salade Oxford
      64 8 Line the saiad bowl with lettuce leaves and till the centre with diced chicken, hard-boiled eggs, celery tomatoes and gherkins cut In Julienne style. Pour may mnalse owr. The flutter? ramn approached the old .smilingly and Inquired -y,"know, I've always wondered why do you sea folk ftlwiy lcl
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      Why Grow Old?
      32 8  -  Josephine Lo wman By One of Josephine Lawman's readers, a doctor, made the suggestion that you use an oil can for applying hair Actress Suzi Cramlall found it helpful
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      Handy Package
      358 8 A physican was gracious enough to Bend the following letter which he felt would be helpful to my readers. "Dear Mrs. Lowman: "I have never written to an editor or a sub-editor of a paper before, but I am going to take time to give you a hint'
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    SOUR FINANCIAL SECTION
    82 10 t Quotati at $1 82| and $1 85 Batu Untangg $1 1 D Mentakabi were done at 40 cttand PaJams at $1.60 In industrials bus n was m Aii-xandm Brick P* at $3. m Colll I $2.60 O.imm'jns were sought at $3 921 and $3.95. Strait Trad
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    Better Tin Share Market
    137 10 (Oar 1 ni Cabl»r h I Ived from London by brokers I rIcated a rather bett* I than rket and there were tig nrd» r m tlni there were buy tyan Tins at 23 4^, Bion< s io 9, and Selayanp 0 41 .nquir d tor
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    138 10 LONDON, Nov. 5 The major >l t«.ua. Ivity was m the early stages ana Largely canto OUt edged marI and otner toed interests This ucmana later overI into Detter class Equities but as me day progressed profit leit Its mark m ni' although at the do i
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    Rubber Prices Up For Near Shipments
    111 10 The local ruub r market was active yesterday. Prices increased rent above the previous 5 quotations V* all grades for nearly shipment and the dend was unsatisfied. A fair amount of business was >\ ne at tne following prices: N't 1 RS.S f.O.b. November
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    British-Jew Talks
    47 10 Washington, Nov. 5. Lord Inrerchapei British Ambassador here, !s meeting David Ben-Gur-ion, Chairman of the J cw n Agency Executive Committee toa observer^ believe the meeting will be the opening of Intensive British -Jewish negotiations Delore the resumption of the U>n-doo-Palestine Conference iTi Debor.- Reuter
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    U.S. Selling 60 Synthetic Rubber Plams
    125 10 U.S. Selling 60 Synthetic Rubber Plams WASHINGTON, Nov. United btaiea government teraay v. tne way ioi early (ouauona on the sale oi iut ou synthetic ruDber piam» m an action wnich officials did not necessarily indicate sucn sal(s arc imminent. me vvai Asaeti Administration anounced the creation of a ipecial
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    New York Exchange
    61 10 NKW YORK, Nov. I.— Alter further Ultnnesf wave of precaution pn -election profit-taking m the last quarter hour of trading wai directed prineipaly arams t sti motorp and rails but unsettled most other groupi leaving the market below the beit price* <>f the day bu4 -till showing
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    LONDON PRESS COMMENTS ON FREE RUBBER
    492 10 LONDON, Nov. s— The "Times"", meriting the free rul I market, writes: "Bow free er market will be m practice depend* upon the full lign of Mr. Ma>qu;. di statement that I oying of forward rubbei wou'd ::k«' place without restriction othei •},an the
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    Our Special Food Market Report
    323 10 Our Special Food Market Report <By Our Own Correspondent). Btßgaport, Wednesday. Prices quoted below are for picul weight except where otherwise stated. Foodstuffs:--Yesterday's quotations were "Meehoon": Si am $78, Indo-China $65; Kedah $65. Siam glutinous rice $100; Kedah glutinous rice $85; Siam ice milling $38. Rock Sugar. -Best QUaiitf $75.
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    U.K. Flyingboats' Reputation High
    102 10 U.K. Flyingboats' Reputation High LONDON, Nov. s.— The I boats which every da ai "ivt- at Poo'e Harbour hire p» ably the ur.jitt tion aniontr ttn world'i mtHm Some 500 en^riiiOcr. fitters art» employed m l(t fleet's big four* airbetK 1 oth uifworthy and 'They are backed lip 1 staff
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      193 10 Try This AMERICAN ANSVVLK 10 fl I JT% J »»RFV|OI Sfl 7711 Crossword ruzzle 1-Prlce »-WIH totebtf 3r^'D^<jK N 3<< r 6- Boys organza- 7 7 s tion <abbr > v-> UA^-'- vf^ 8- Venomous snai;,' 37-Cook _JE X H^ T 12 To shoi'eTffi Mdc Brightei =r T^?W" > -M'
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    Equal Pay For Men, Women Controversy In U.K.
    292 11 1. Nov. 6. -On Ci of the bitteres con itish industrial life may burst Into names iblication to-day of the report of the Ro on equal pay for men and women. The Commission, which was potato 1914 b] Winston ChurI i (M
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    Robbers Leave Stolen Taxi At Station
    150 11 In a taxi, wiio ncPayaLebar traffic breach i n ban n and had disappeared informa■d for taxi the t" n robbed fn m m il ()1 a gU j t lal le two Malaß pistols and two bb< d a taxj and after B
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    CYCLE THIEF GETS 6 MONTHS
    34 11 IP to i fcealing ii i--1 2 m Flint Btr< et, ar, Kirn Ah Kiang was 11 ed to six months hi fodi d .it the I Oeylang, com-
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    SMALLPOX IN EAST COAST
    24 11 |!c\ hare been ret i and Kelantan. official ttat i lit have been th under the <^nt on of Dis-
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    CAREFREE B.P.
    12 11 p •y. M; Hon. WajW I mm Chens ir i
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    SAMSU WOMAN FINED $600
    43 11 SAMSU WOMAN FINED $600 line of $600, was imposed on Ang Hock, a Chinese woman who led guilty to a charge of having n her poe#ession, on Oct. 29 ten gal'ons of samsn inside rul>!>»-! tul>es m a tv.-'ha m\ South Bridge Road.
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    CHARITY CONCERT
    39 11 Dross proceeds amounting to 1■ s;-,.u()0 were real sed bj the Liberty Musical and Draman ociation which staged a concert at dreal World Park m aid of the n hina pai K.-hH' Fund and the lilee Fund
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    Arrest Warrant For Indian Contractor
    106 11 A warrant 1 by T L. 1 V. C. B. Mevmi, ;\v [fid «<n CO meter, whm be f;< U d to lie contin rirg m 1 Couii ol the i«e In whicli chai f cor•uptiy giving money to t!Bc< ri ertain fa\<. ICei on
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    Malayan Census
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