Morning Tribune, 8 November 1948

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    RED DAY VEHICLE CHECK
    129 1 RED DAY VEHICLE CHECK Gets JNo Results poLKK thoroughly checked all vehicles for armed Communists at many points m Singapore yesterday, ed-wire road blocks, which have been mounted at many road junctions, were used. X Y. Fowler, Chief of the Singapore CID told j the Morning Tribune j l yesterday:
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    ONLY FOUR ARRESTS
    27 1 W Arrests by Federation police F their lowest level when I m w< re imported t24 hours: two m I and two m Johore.
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    Rail Sabotage Attempt Fails
    72 1 KAMPAR, Sunday Terrorists made an iin>ue cessful ttempt to sabotage railway communications last night. They inserted a piece of wood between railway signal wires to prevent their operation. A party of special CiMMtabfcl on patrol near signal box, were attacked. They drove the bandits away and
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    NEGRO GUNMAN KILLS SEVEN
    174 1 Pennsylvania Negri and were killed. I ona wounded i Negro gun-! found dead when the second floor had barricaded to haye 1 of his small! hia mouth and' as police •t.r pouring a pun and tear gai into the I i place m a' trlct of
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    LI'L ABNER BACK WITH A NEW TEAM
    285 1 I I'L ABNEK, America's mo>t popular comic strip, is back m Singapore with Red Rjder, Captain l!u*\, L^nce Law son and Jack Armstrong :v rank str;p team guaranteed to brighten the Bvw oi Morning Tribune reader*.. VOT EXCLUSIVELY ran read YOl EXC "LI
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    Teacher Stabbed
    74 1 KUANTAN, Sunday. Six j armed terrorists stabbed school-master to death on the Ng Tiong Kiat Estate at the j 89th mile on tlu man road from Kuala Upis to Kuantanj last nipht. The terrorists also he'.d-un two Sikh japas and took away their Bhot-fUM. At about the same
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    BANDITS KILLED
    45 1 Two notorious Chinese bar.-: cits, wanted for murder ani extortion, were killed by a military patrol near Kluang en Saturday. One bandit was killed instantly when they triad to shoot their way out of a trar and t'r.e other died >f wounds later
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    FIRE AFTER ACCIDENT
    39 1 Two cars collided at Sast, Coast Road, yesterday, and two| male Chinese and a woman wore sent to hoppiUl. A f>w minutes later one of the can caught ftre, and the Fire Brigade was summon --a.
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 LONDON. Sunday Radio Moscow reported today that Marshal Nikolai llul;;itnin. Soviet Minister of Armed Force*, had ordered :i J'urther strengthening of Kuhsian military mij;ht for thu d.-fense ««i thtf Soviet mulherland." U.P.
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    U.N. BANS FILM
    279 2 U.N. BANS FILM "Iron Curtain" AHer Western Delegates h:ul HWlrt against :i possible ••film propaganda war". Ike Inited Nations jM>litieal committee on Saturda\ accepted a British proposal that Mr. lrygve Lie. Inited Nations Seere larv (ieiienl, should report on the principles *hich would govern the showing to the committee of
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    The Rain Did Not Stop Them
    56 2 The Rain Did Not Stop Them Heavy rain did not deter nearly 1.000 Sln&aporeunft fror.: .Attending the Junior Symphony Orchestra** free concert m the Vlrtt.ria Memorial Hall last night. The audit Mice, consUtine of all rapes, liqtened attentively to the juvenile musician* under the direction of Mr. Glan Williams, Miihic
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    REDS HIT IN FRENCH ELECTIONS
    95 2 PARIS. Sunday. France will elect a Council of the Republic (Upper House of Parliament! today for the first tiny* since it was first chosen under the new constitution m December 194t> The voting by 100.000 special electors clicsen three weeks ago will, provide a test
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    Jews Control Palestine
    196 2 DARIS, Sun. The United Nations truce team m Palestine told United Nations officials today that Jewish armies have gained complete control of the military situation m Palestine and indicated that Arab —Jewish peace talks is the nevt logical step. Authoritative sources said his was the gist of
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    He Last Saw Brother In '03
    58 2 Mr. 8. n Jellye, of Nattlngham, England, a retired accountnnt. arrived m Australia I at the beginning of Novomboi aboard the Socatia. llr mado tho trip with onr imi to meet his brother Mi. s. k lettye, or Box Hill, near M« Ibouiiio, whom
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    Mr. Wiseman Goes Home
    43 2 Mr. George Wiseman, who has been m Malaya for 40 years, left Singapore yesterday for the United Kingdom on retirement. Mr. Wiseman, who was in charge of the Dunlop Plantations In Malacca, intends to live m Jersey, Channel Islands.
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    Professor Going Too
    57 2 Professor Going Too rroiessor 1 n. siicock or Raffles College will leave Singapoie shortly for U.K. by air on "college matters." The Morning Tribune learns, however, that Professor Silcock is going to I^ondon to re- cruit Unisersity lecturers for Raffles College. lie will be returning by air. and will probably
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    Thai Man Again
    56 2 "THAT MAN"— Tommy Handley, and the cast of hU famou* Radio show *TI u>-n- r-r*iv#*d by Ihinn^H M;ir;HM v\*ften nhe upnt to the l'ari« Ctiifiua r»*reiit!\ to M«>f ITMA'w 800 th l»lrthday show. Tommy Hafidley (right) hrini;> a happy Hinil*> to Prtiu»4»«« Martfarffn face when hip is
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    Psychology— A War Cure?
    257 2 Psychology A War Cure? DARIS, Sun. Three meh are working here on a plan i which they hope may make world peace possible by delving into the minds cf peoples and linding i out what they think of each other and why. i The three are Mr. P. W. Martin
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    Further Peace Talks In Jogja
    119 2 Further Peace Talks In Jogja DATAVIA. St Sttltker, i3u»th Mirn-'.oi. rinnou-VM f he .voujd return t Jop jt'kuti the Tr-lon<*si «n capital, tomon >•• talks w«th the Kornn>ont on l. 9Ptt!<Mlirnt Dr. Sttkkei -i. nounoonient at whch ho rettifhed Jioi Bfey "poacr mission" ii I karta. <luiinp vh- t he
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    Newsmen Barred
    71 2 BATAVIA, Sunday.— Dutcli military police for the second time m a week barred foreign correspondents from Batavia a Ke major an airfield a.« th Dutch "peace mission" return ed from Jogjakarta alxwnl i Tnlted States piano. Earlier this week tin Nei therlands Government formallj apologised to correspondentover a
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    No Naval Shows In Antarctic
    170 2 LONDON, Sun.-The British and Argentine Foreign Ministers. Mr. Ernest Bevm and Dr. Juai d muglia, have agreed that both their countries snow avoid naval demonstrations m the Antarctic during the coming Antarctic summer, which ia ju» starting, it is authoritatively learnt today. A British Foreign
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    Split over art finds
    69 2 LONDON. Sunday. British Royal Academy is holding about a dozen ancie gold seals, which formed pat. of an exhibition of art suies from India and Pakisi m London last wintoi. the two Dominions have ag on their ownership. \ll other exhibits have I"---returned, but both Dominion
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    REGISTRATION
    22 2 Johore Banru n»wworking m Singapor, shou register m Jolior e Bahru not m Singapore. Mcordii t CK a Public Relations y<sterday.
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    FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
    47 3 Two well known Singapore families were united on Saturday when Dr. Onjf SWM U\v the popular sportsman, and Miss Molly Than were marrird at St. Andrews Cathedra!. Here they are with the bridal party after the wedding. ss^^^jnsi-s: «Maar Jssrjra au= l;
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    BIZONIA STRIKE PLANNED
    191 3 BIZONIA STRIKE PLANNED BERLIN, Sunda>. The bizonal Tn*de Union Council m Frankfurt decided yesterday to call a one-day general strike throughout the British and American zones of Ger n> to demafed measures against rising prices. il, comprising i ta leaden from the main' areas of the bizone. deman-; fled that
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    NSW STRIKE UNCHANGED
    50 3 SYDNEY, Sunday. Mr. Joseph Chiflcy. Ausv.aiiar Piime Ministei and New Soutn Wsld cabinet ministers, at confeicncc yesterday tey the state minors oft or to mune work if the coal ir.iiJ.s--t. v trttMinai were authoiiMiJ to 1 determiro their dispute with I trie tunnel workc:->' union* Reuter AAP
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    Riots In Shanghai As Prices Shoot Up
    74 3 Riots In Shanghai As Prices Shoot Up H Bandar Ttmtt |pp :ied m lay as the price up Horn 200 to picul m 24 hrs. B new prohibitive H viituallv unobH the (l.sturbances ...I men held up the Zika- mobbed nee of the China- Aid ConiiUittec H t that 70.000
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    French Miners Go Back
    82 3 The Comrs Federation has thi WorM Fed- Trade Onlona shouM won of miners' from Britain. >titc, Belgfmh Kwgary and Invent, tho Frencn coal st;-ik«\ e»t rent hy the itka to tl c comConfederation of i mission to the ts the Ministry announced that the miner, m
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    WORLD NEWS PCITURES
    191 4 LAW AND OPHER ~Tr,ukl rxids ot ItaJ'in not police pis* reviewing stand ecu pit d 1 President Lmqx EinauU und high governm* -r and diplomatic < fficials m Rome. M<>t( thin 3000 moinie po;'v, >/i jeeps, trucks nvd arm:>t'l cirft, foofc part m the huye denionstm'.iun SCHOOL-DAY
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    PAKISTAN FOREIGN MINISTER LEAVES FOR LONDON
    97 4 WASHINGTON. Sun Ij> Pakistan's Wn*tw for Foie. ign Affairs. Sir fctfi-ullan Khan j will leave here tcmorro. for London and Pans aftc I visit on what officials 1 >sc" i as "official Embassy bus i Sir Zafrullah. who has be 1 leading the WW*"
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    FIGHT POSTPONED
    39 4 OAKLAND, Calirorn^ -It was announced JwJJJJ c I the Rocky Grazmno I Apostoli fight slated for 17, has been P<^P° n<£ lnjuI v I Dec. 1. because of f no J I Graziano suffered In traing. U.P.
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      347 4 On Your Radio Today I BLUE NETWORK MALAY A, ENGLISH PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH 10.55 a.m. to 12.00 noon English Schools' Broadcast; 1.00 p.m. Lunch-time music by the Radio Orchestra; 1.30 News; 1.45 Dance music by Ted Heath; 2.00 Close Down; 8.15 Programme Summary, News Summary Announcements; 3.30 Movie Magazine—
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    Decorate your home with evergreens
    430 5 GREEN foliar and leavr m the house \.-iil make a most refreshing hange from cut flowers, as well as Ik ip£ a welcome sav ng on Urn purse There are so many attiictive plants to bt found m the country, laat th n problem is
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    DIARY
    109 5 VISITING Singapore arc Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eu of Hongkong. Arriving here on Monday to join Anne Oc\ from Europe is Mr. Oei Tjong How. Expected back on the Carthage is Mr*. P. A. R McKerroß, who has made, m the words of her husband, "an amazing recovery" from
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    43 5 T!rs attractive pot pißHi is tlv Anthunum. M rs AWMtfit an m arujxn, tut thi'vn m this country. Th* \m\m 'it d'lik i/nrn with »<iU r reins, m nat.-x,r f/n.us on tT9C like iM nihul. It makes an 'fffctn c<fra!ion far *h- hnus
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    Hands Are Important Too
    324 5 HANDS are one of the most important aid>- to charm, and yet. quite often are overlooked when it comes to giving beauty treatment. Even if they are not perfectly formed by Nature, hands that are well groomed, and cultivated to flexibility and grace m use can
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOV 8, 1945. What Next In China?
    265 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOV 8, 1945. What Next In China? L >ndon Arjentx Messrs. Colin Turr.er, Ltd., Tulhot House. h^. St. MJ'tins Im*« :VC. 2. it will bj premature jucuuneiu to conclude from the dot cat jt the Nationalists m Alan-r-hnn.-i that the col lajpe of the Kuom'ntang regime
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    HE BUILT A CITY IN AN ATTAP HUT
    1126 6  - HE BUILT A CITY IN AN ATTAP HUT Sabaratnam Thomas Stamford Raffles, the staid adventurer, never saw the luxury hotel that keeps his name alive throughout the East By OX a Mire': morning m :M9. the i-arque Stone put m at the mouth of ii;e S.:igapor.' RiVCT. Two white HMO
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    Motherhood Without Tears
    294 6 A BRAINS TiM.-.t to discover means of reducing the work of houso\vive3 has peen appointed by Mr. GuaiuZ Moeller Sweden's Minis*er for Sociui Aga-rs. Composed of architects, municipal housing officials and other experts, this brains trust is to draw up plans for concentrating .such household tasks as
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    £3 Million for Papua
    182 6 IN the year ended June 30. 1948, the Australian Government sp^nt on the territories of Papua and New Guinea about £2,300,000 ovei and above the sum earned m local taxation. This linanclal year it is pioposed to spend £3 million. These figures, according to the "Pacific
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    UNPRECEDENTED MOVE BY GEN. CHIANG
    243 7 HE ORDERS GEN. FV DO AS YOU f LEASE WHAT'S ON IN CHINA ivwivfi Sun.— Gen. Chiaug Kai-shek m an un to direct luilitary operations m the North [w theatre without referring *s heretofore ,r issues to the Generalissimo for decision. A -oiirre close to
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    Ex-Minister Demands Chiang's Abdication
    88 7 v i PKANdBCQ, Sun. tfing, San Francisco <«nd acting president :inese Democratic Conlist Parly, has sent a Chiang Kai-shek dertirg that he abdicate imI 11 of Mukden and the irrency "debacle" had I opular resentful senthat only abdication Scar the Chinese Genera- guilt and shame," Loe
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    WANG WANTS TO GO
    117 7 WANG WANTS TO GO NANKING, Sun.—Chinese Foreign Wang Shih-shieh was reported to have informed Chiang Kai-shek today of Secretary of State George Marshall "h new stanc on China aid during their conversations m Paris recently, when Wang attended the Inited Nations General Assembly. At the sametlme, it was also reliably
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    Shanghai prepares for storm
    140 7 Shanghai prepares for storm SHANGHAI, Sun. Foreign »J consulates m Shanghai are preparing to protect the lives and interests of their nationals should the gathering storm of Chinese communism burst over the world's fourth largest city. But they have so far lefrained from following the lead of the United States
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    MORE AID TO CHINA
    23 7 DESMOINES, Sun.—Representative Walter H. Judd called for additional aid to China as means of preventing more troubic with Russia.
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    SENIOR OFFICIALS TO LEAVE TIENTSIN FIRST
    129 7 TIENTSIN. Sun Following British and American example, local Central Government or are also panning evacuation but paradoxically senior officials arc departing nut. At a City Council meeting yesterday the opinion was vo'Ccd that many Central Government official? who reaped large profits m t.ikmj. over
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    THE GENERALS WHO WILL DECIDE CHINA'S FATE
    422 7 SHANGHAI, Sun. Wiping out the last vestige of government sovereignty m Manelnuia by the communist? today left two major battle theatres for continuation m the Chinese civil war, writes Arthur Goul, United Press manager m China They are North China, where able Gen.
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    Town gets set for battle
    86 7 SHANGHAI. Sun. The entire Taiyuan population Cl 800.000 have been mobilized to participate m the defence of the Shansi capital as the Commonwealth besiegers stepped up their attacks to smash through the Government defences, according to the official Central News today. The authoiities arc MM
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    THEY GAVE THEIR LIVES M THAT WE HT LIVE
    366 8 THEY GAVE THEIR LIVES M THAT WE HT LIVE '';»ni-s li,. (,^M V m his s»Tnn,n .j/fl lag ti> n-r^i.turo^l ir v.hi.li uIImuS >M1 i |r .<! r An M ter jn. He fl to N t !m»:iim!wsß before tbtui !>fil wbu f»ve th.,r fl prir.'l,>. ||f| t|,B Ikl stilt*'
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    TITO TO FIGHT RUSSIA?
    532 10 Pact with US on mystery isle? DOMF. Sub.- Marshall and tht- United States have reached a sfcret m litary apreeirier tabling Yu^usla--7 via” 3* army divisions into any possible wa. 1 involving Russia on the side of the We»i. a iightist. sometimes sensationseeking, weekly magazine L'Luropeo
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    Tito makes dard moves
    138 10 Tito makes dard moves TIMf-STE. Stin. Al- l i'il H'.nl '.i.i i.»illtar\ r'.rvli**. WHtchiiin Yujfo*- i Ih\ irm»p MMfeWlll j: i»*.»r Ike frontier mn reptfMi to l»^ unabl.' i%> rr^rtv* on tb«* unre- (»f t artlvit\. Allied intelli^ n« r HMNM '.ip.intaln thi<( th«> npnfftc4 friw^p niov«»- iNflMl i'« Tito's
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    Israel's gun-running goes unchallenged
    163 10 Israel 's gun-running goes unchallenged DARIS, Sun. A British spokesman s^; J j^ irM Britain has asked Dr. Ralph Bunch? rvfnfl from presenting the Security Council wit! S| M the Soviet-sponsored arms airlift t< 1 M choslovakia. Reports repeated by American. British and French sources were received m a sw^rn
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    UNITED STATE '$ DIPLOMACY
    70 10 UNITED STATE DIPLOMACY PAI::S. Julius Kat. M fore the m M eal Conu.uf ;,^B charged v.v establish !t Spa:-! r ***W m mki vv. Waited Butei MJW an empi: 1 yond its border- v jar diplomacy bases an- t*, n LW the United X- TM North Afru f We know
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    Berlin's Red zone hits bottom
    81 10 Berlin's Red zone hits bottom UUII'JNI BERLi::. SunLucius D. Clay A ncani taiy commander said economy of the So zone m Gernti ■UadstiU parti} ecaug Allied counter bi i V Soviet 7.0 v.v ie •> M bottom during and haa ihowi] i ipj« v l foi months, he t the
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    DEMOCRATS SPLIT ON RACIAL RIGHT
    53 10 DEMOCRATS SPLIT ON RACIAL RIGHT WASHINGTG M Sharp dillernc- am. piico conti creasmgly app Dcmociatic Pa the jubilation trtumpa kiiß Southern Cor cd against any j jm ram through I -tM outlaw poa t,' job dUcnmim hfrU Senator Olii outspoken iOi lights program that Con- < I unci poll tax
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    UNKNOWN
    31 10 NKW YOKK States delegates I m tei national I i* Bl M W Heinit k J i v 1 leave on »c m tonight on the 1 journey to Übam
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    MOLOTOV COMMENTS ON U.S. ELECTIONS
    261 11 MOLOTOV COMMENTS ON U.S. ELECTIONS U.S.S.R. Celebrates 31st Anniversary OW, Sun.— oreign Minister Moloto\ told Uniting the 31st anniversary of t\u> revoTruman was re-elected because the pipjoAmerica oppose the Republicans' "open pr gramme ot aggression." ii^fipsted that the Ilepublicm Party is to be for I uited States "aggressive policy." observers
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    ALL BUT ONE GUILTY
    150 11 ALL BUT ONE GUILTY TO X I O Sun. With the judgment m the Uit^rnational Military Tiibunat '>n!y about a quarter con^lct^d. Japanese pub V.c opinicn believes the sentences to be unposed on Uiieki Tojo an.! his co-accuse- 1 will 06 much heavier than 'einal'y anticipated. With the notable exception
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    British Argentine Pact
    57 11 LONDON, Sun.— British am Argentine competent quarter: yesterday we?v confident that Foreign Minister Juan lira muglia's present talk? m liOii- Jon would pave the way for I lull fled£od talks shortly on a new trado pact. This followed last nlght'l m;- formal talks between Braniui ?lia and
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    Mrs. Roosevelt Hails Truman
    99 11 PARIS, Sun. Mrs KK:i 'nor Roosevolt hailed American j election returns af a n -.v cn- •.iors'orr.ont of '.h > Now Deal policies and sari Hem Wallace's poor shewing ilei(U:ii« i strate that th-> peopl kno'.v .the JifffTcrve '.H-lueon 'iibfnd 'democracy ar>l commuti'.tnt." She hastily UtldfG
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    Sarangan Again In Red Hands
    78 11 data Vl a. tfvn. bwnmur. Ift insurgents l.i.ve entered Sar.tngan. prewar F.a c l Java hoU lay resort n« ur the Btmimit jof the Mount L s \vu Votoaco. j accorning to a mtllcary §i>okr» 'man at Jogjak^-.ta quoavl liy i the Republican r.rws a^
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    UN. INTERVENTION MAY SAVE 10 CREEKS FROM CALLOWS
    123 11 PARIS. Sun. The United Nations political committee t«night instructed its chairman to approach the 1 cad of tlw Greek delegation with B view to taking "all appropriate steps" towards Invinq death sentence? on 10 Greek tra-.i^ union leaders quashed The 10 men
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    EXTENSIVE SEARCH FOR 3 MISSING U. S. PLANES
    104 11 SEATTLE, VVASIMGTON. 'Sun: Three piants wjth 38; p:r?on> ribrarrt were today 1 r.iis^in^ along the North Pacific seaboard deipitCi ope oi the most cxtensiv search efforus ever conducted m thli area. Mere than 40 plane*, aidvei tv were pressing the search from
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    23 11 V. KYAW NYE.'N, Th« Unrmem Foreign Vtmfr, m prkeate *hsU to London afUr aitmkUmq ths Jni&d Nut ant General iMtm^ n J J»r
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    WHEN THE REDS TOOK POLAND...
    174 11 WHEN THE REDS TOOK POLAND. NEW YORK. Sun.— Mr. Churchill just "shrugged" when told by M. Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, former Premier of the Polish Government m London, thai, the Soviet Union aimed to occupy not only Poland but the whole of Europe, tho Polish leader says m his book, "The Rape
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    415 12 J. ARTHI X RANK STIDIOS NEWS iX)NDON, Oct. XI (By Air Mail). pAROL MAKSH lias hiccupped over a hundred times since Sjdney Box's "Helter Skelter" went on the floor at Shepherd's Bush Studios nine d»v« ago. Carol is becoming expert at hiccupping. She
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIOS
    793 13 Singapore. Nov. D. sm *T rlvS *y the MaiL M>I'STRIALS 14.00 15.00 Atlas W Alex. Brlc« t p() 200 2.90 3.00 xd Estate i Trust 6.i0 fc*> 1 N k 3.77 3.82', 10.00 10.25 IwoodPark 1.55 l.bO X lJtCm 49.50 50.50 ir.lJLnmer 44.75 45.25 H S,!> »Mi
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    LONDON RAISES BIDS for TIN
    425 13 MARINE ASSURANCE TO COVER CRISIS LOSSES (From A Market Correspondent Activity m local markets was on a moderate scale, and a business day was lost through the Deepavali Holiday. Transactions were fairly well spread over all sections but no general prict- trend was perceptible. The
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    Produce Market Round-up
    159 13 Produce Market Round-up Pepper quotations m the local market nose-dived towards the week-end. This followed the easier trend m the New I York coupled with the recent heavy shipments reaching her* from the Lampong district. Black pepper prices saw th-j biggest drop for some months. I Sellers' quotations on Saturday
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    Rubber Market
    78 13 The rubber market opened quirt on Saturday morning. On the publication of October ship j ment figures at 80,181 tons showing a (hop of i».. r »W> tons over the previous month, th market finned towards the close. Closing prices writ Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 Nov. RSS 40
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    34 13 Industrials Weaker S i Industrials m the 3 main were weaker over a 9 the week with Breweries S and Robinson Ord. suf- I ferine more than the j rest. 1 a Ai- 1
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    WEEK'S RUBBER AND TIN
    235 13 WEEK'S RUBBER AND TIN Dollar Tins. Aver W€ll« 35 cts.. Batu Selan^o? $1.40 tc $1 421, KlanK RHrer $2.75 tc $282A, Kuchai $165 to |1.67|. MamUu 48 «.ts F<«tulinjz $10.00 to $1110. h'antau ***** to $1.45, Sungei Way |SO9 c.d Taiping Consoli latod %ZTl\ U $2.75. Australian Tins Ama'f-amatcci 12/6.
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    LARGE OIL RESHR VES IN S. AFRICA
    210 13 LARGE OIL RESHR V ES IN S. AFRICA itpington. rape Pnvtace, Sunday. Africa's fut«ue <\l supplies may Me bon< i atn th«sands of the Kalahari dtNTC. Mr. A. P. Aul;!s, form- mining commissioner who hat ju*t returned from an WtHlKfl trip dorp into tie dcttrt li.jm found a large at'-a
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    KEMPAS LTD. RECOMMED 10% DIVIDEND
    82 13 KEMPAS LTD. RECOMMED 10% DIVIDEND Krmpas Limit d .showed ft profit oj $491,010 (312) before providing for Rehabilitation and Replanting, and a ffiai i dividend of 10 per cent J(s.s tax is r» commended, manner 17A per C( nt for tM year. Not liquid asset.s in th«« 1 balance sheet
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    Greek Govt. Resigns
    32 13 Greek Govt. Resigns LONDON. Saturday. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Athens .said Premier Souphoulia .stated on Saturday night that he wouM present the resignation of his government to King Paul today U.P.
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    FORRESTAL RESIGNING
    17 13 fciuc S<cr»'tary Jainc KorrvstaF Indlcftted that was on his way out of Tinman's cabinet U.P.
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    DERBY COUNTY -THE TEAM OF THE YEAR
    449 14 DERBY COUNTY -THE TEAM OF THE YEAR Incident Crammed Clash LONDON, SUNDAY. ni:RDV County, the tram of the \ear, brought their gmt unbeaten run to 16 games since the sturt of the season by a ?-0 win over Middlesbrough, and they now need to survive one more match to equal
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    M. C. C. Score 117 For Two
    55 14 M. C. C. Score 1 1 7 For Two CAPETOWN, s=.:n. At the close of the first day's play m the three-day cricket natch bet-, n Capo Province and the U.C.C. here todaj the MC.C. scored 117 for the loss :f Iwo wicketa m reply to n*« Province'« first innrr
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    RUGGER
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    Lincoln Suffers Crushing Defeat
    407 14 4T the foot of the Second Division Lincoln, newly promoted from Division Three Northern, suffered k crushing 7-1 setback at Blackburn their fourth successive defeat. League at Belfast, but it seem- j ed that the loss of Young and Waddell was of more consequence to the
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    Swim Record Bid For New
    84 14 LONDON, Sunday. There i can hardly he a keener student ,-of swimming technique than Jack Hale, the stocky 26-year-i old Yorkshj reman, who holdeve: y British free-style title from 220 yards to three miles. Hopes are high that he will cap this y sotting up
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    After The Navy
    32 14 l'i(»ur«-. A Navy player hugs tin to th» l>al! «t W ptayer ttr k!es him m S«turd^"s »»rtur»n the Singapore I nited JLm Ct»als, 2 tn»*s) to nil.- Tribune
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    Cardiff plays with 9 reserves—but retains unbeaten record
    321 14 Cardiff plays with 9 reserves— but retains unbeaten record LONDON, Sunday Cardiff, the nio>t mcces ilub side m the country, who provided nine (foyers for the first Welsh trial, yet did so well with Hie puties, that the cluh was able to retain its onto ten record by defeating Penarth
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    Aussie Cricketer? banned in England
    175 14 LONDON, Sat.— With more and more mi famous Australian cricketers joinEnglish league cricket, it has been planned to^ v an eleven composed of these Commonwealth pi to play a series of matches against County ana first class sides next summer. It is reported that plans
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    MILLS BATTERS JOHNNY RALPH
    274 15 Challenger KOd /,i Eighth Round JOHANNESBURG, Sunday. champion Freddie Mills i Ml out South Africa's heavyweight cham U l T vV U m the eighth round of a scheduled |siS^^T«* Johannesburg's Wemt 'pounds and the South African i iQO An estimated 24.000 crowd, some of iv
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    INDIAN THOMAS CUPPERS ARRIVE
    151 15 Z LONDON, Snnday.— 2 J The Indian badminton team comprising seven f player* and a team 8 manger arrived here last night an honr and ?0 I minutes late, owing to 1 fog. Z The team, which Is ttf f 5 play Canada In the Tho-
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    Soccer Players Slaves?
    100 15 ■•°M>ON. Sun English soccer players are being desEnglish press as nilt of the situation which has the i ntornationaJ JJJ* for Wd Wilfred Manton" fff I dV lon X hisjV^her, ha a never been such 7 J any pUyer and all refuses to bo put refuses to
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    Philip Has His Own Training Methods
    201 15 LONDON, Sunday— E> Jndian student at Oxford speeding over a set mile, I energy into his strides. very day of his life a \oun£ University can be seen putting every ounce of To the casual observer hf probably appears as h long distance runner,
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    SCRC Team For Tomorrow
    118 15 .1 The following have been selected to lepresent WJ SC R C m a hockey match i against the CSC. tomorrow I at 5.15 p.m. at Hong Lim Green t Lee Ah Chio; Cheong Thiain i Siew Lav Hock Chye; Gan Ke< Siang. Goh Chin Chye.
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    Amarnath Hits 223 Saves Defeat
    109 15 Amarnath Hits 223 Saves Defeat IWTIALA. Sun.— Lala Amarnath. India's probable Tost captain batted brilliantly to hit 223 not out on the final day ,of the four-day cricket hero between India's North Zone and the West Indies. Weft Indies hart scored 591 for 7 (tedared and the North Zone m
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    Rovers Celebrate Soccer Victory
    203 15 Rovers Celebrate Soccer Victory THK ROVEKS Sports Club held a two-day celebration over the weekend to commemorate their soccer success this year. The Rovers won the First Division Championship of the S.A.F.A. I^eaffiie competition. At the dinner on Saturday night which was attended hy prominent sportsmen and S.A.F.A. officials. Mrs
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    Taha Betters Long Jump Record At Muslim Sports
    303 15 Taha Betters Long Jump Record At Muslim Sports TAHA KALI of Kota Raja Sports Club set Tip n new record for the long jump event at j^esterclay's Singapore Muslim New Ye<ir Suortn at Jalan Kesar Stadium, when he cleared a distance of 19 ft. 8 1 ins. Taha bettered the
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    JACK SOLOMONS TO RECRUIT "HEAVIES" FOR PAID RANKS
    298 15 JACK SOLOMONS TO RECRUIT "HEAVIES FOR PAID RANKS LONDON, Sunc'ay- 'ack Solom<»iiB. the Lo«d boxing promoter, hopes to recruit WiOtt henvw.* into the professional ring by brgariislftg another rampetition, confined tc yoiini(Rters v.ho havT not ink»:' part m p 'Doxinß cotittst for money. These novir'v: toust not be more thii'i
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    Grantham To Meet Mac Arthur
    78 16 IfTHE dan r jtr to Allied rntfr--1 ests m CHiruT. m the lu/ht >f the deteriorating civil toar tUwm&om i* ejepected tj heome *he topic oj discussian between General Mac Arthur >nd Sir Alexander Grar.th nn jf Hong Kong. The head of the trroKU olony.
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    Ammunition Recovered
    41 16 Police recoveroa liO rounis of assorted ammunitior. from an cM machine -sun post- m the Kenala Eatas area of Kedah/ Perils yesterday. In the Terap c-rea. tho Military destroyed two tt;';--orist huta which ahr.% ci si^ns of recent occupation.
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    193 16 BANDIT HUNTERS' SUCCESS SEGAMAT, Siiinli«> Military groups, comprising; the nVvms, Seftforths, GwUttft, Inniskillings and ferret forcTN, «eor«d WVCnI successes m operations over the week-end. They killed ftv« bandits, wounded two, and destroyed two bandit camps and ft hideout. A cuar.tity of arms and ammunition, building materiaU and a revolver were'
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    RUGBY WAR DANCE
    26 16 AN INCIDENT m the United XV vs. Navy iugby game at Jalan Besar SUdium or Saturday frozen by the Tribune's high-speed camera. H
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    274 16 NEW YORK, Sunday— Russia has established! three Atonic pfaurta deep m the he^rt of Siberia to produce rtoniic bombs, according to Dr. Albert l'arr>. A native Russian. Parry said the atomic plants are surrounded by atom-proof shelters capable of housing Stalin's key ministries m
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    Wife bit hubby, lost two teeth
    61 16 A wife bit her Husband's right arm and lost two teeth m a domestic tiff at a Chine.se home m Kallang P.oad, last night. The Street Accidents' ambulance rushed to the rescue when they received a telephone call from an anonymous person. The ambulance
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    82 16 17½ lb-baby for 248-lb mother CONWAY, A: Mother, whose nora was 248 pounds and pound son we« doins- fine y The baby des "size of a normal chile SiX months old" was to Mr. ft Mrs. their farm horn* en "ft phy-ctan, the child, said In r{ normal m every
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    41 16 WASHINGTON B I Wh-te Houae annoui day It woald be dos ately to all sigfcti al events for extew to the 150-year.-ol_l It Mi mans would mo. P£» to Blair House, usual house visiting dignwan U.S.
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