Malaya Tribune, 22 October 1946
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Title Section52 1946-10-22 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously in Singapore, Kuala L umpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone Numbers: Editor 5813 Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 200h I kGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY OCT.52 words
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Article85 1946-10-22 1 i i Had the i < .>>itt daj/i ear- ing t hrouah udd have col the comet GiaiOid Nttis<:<;t!is? and the Government team, who used leteci and record a swarm of In the night of hour* he and hi> hatched the mgh the medy lhe screen85 words
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Article83 1946-10-22 1 Oct. 21.—The list of h occui red when lhe F A F. Trans..vd crashed yesterday r taking off from Dum •ntta, wai is ue !by the M y to-nipht. enjrers killed: G -ouo CapH F v Squat roi Lea ".er L W. M. Tay'o SquaRever.ru A.83 words
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205 1946-10-22 1 'Top-level 9 Conference After Chiang-Chou Meeting CHINA: NEW RAY OF HOPE Reuter. NANKING, Oct. 21—Direct talks, aimed at ending lhe civil war which has ravaged C hina with only slight pauses since the Japanese surrender, are going on here tonight, spurred by theReuter. - 205 words
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Article64 1946-10-22 1 Tokio, Oct. 2—Electric workers who for the past two have been pulling switches and dousing the city in darkness for five-minute periods on Monday threatened an "all-night black out" in Japan's six largest cities. If government and capitalists attempt to suppress this form of strike, electricians64 words
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Article114 1946-10-22 1 Associated Press. PORT ELIZABETH. South Africa. An American-perfect-ed "secret process" for cojirerting sheepskins into imitation furs, which are claimed io be better in many respects than the genuine article though infinitely cheaper may be introduced into South Africa shortly. The process, discovered by a Hungarian scientistAssociated Press. - 114 words
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Article144 1946-10-22 1 Did it contain Windsor jewels? A.P. J Paris, Oct. 22. The Fiench police converged on areas between Paris and Britainy on Monday seeking traces of the jewels stolen from the Duchess of Windsor following the report of a mysterious parachuting on Sunday morning near Brest. TheA.P. - 144 words
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Article296 1946-10-22 1 LONDON. Oct. 21. Mr. Arthur Creech-Jones. Secretary of State i lor the Col miei r< plying to a question ab Ut :he food situaI tion in Singapore, said that the importation ol principal foodstuffs Into the Colon? t 9 controlled by the Qoveromamt through the296 words
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Article84 1946-10-22 1 Walking down Craig Road at noon, yesterday, Tan Ah Song, a member of the Special Constabulary, was waylaid and robbed of $I.UuO. At the time of the robbery Tan Was in plain clothes and was surrounded by seven other Chinese, one cl whom was armed with a84 words
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81 1946-10-22 1 Tragic end to marriage ceremony John Mastunanatone (centre, handkerchief to eyes) aged i'l sobi at the grave of his bride-to-be, Rose de Fabrizio, 20-year-old Lawrence, New York, Qui durmg burial cereinomes at St. Mary's Cemetery in Lawrence recently. The girl buried m thi bridal gi>un which the wore in OurA.P. Photo. - 81 words
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1082 1946-10-22 1 Reuter. London, Oft. 81. —Th c Governor of Bengal, Sir Burrows, i n a report read to the House of Commons today he expecSed the number oi dead from the riofing in Bengal to be Mow in the three-figure category. The report was read byReuter. - 1,082 words
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Article50 1946-10-22 1 Mr. R. C. Stewart, of William Ja:ks and Company, died suddenly this morning. He collapsed shortly after reaching hi s office, and died before medical help could be obtained Mr. Stewart was interned at Sime Road camp during the war. when he suffered greatly in health.50 words
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Advertisement100 1946-10-22 1 nonal Employers' ual General MOTOR, COMPENSATION, SAL ACCIDENT, d other clas3es of >CIATION LTD. rated in England) rtered Bank Chambers. SINGAPORE. N. S WISE. Phone 2835. ■ML Lr j j ft? refresh nte c > y tl;\ Tf)f, |C y s, I *< ft Up-!'.* pr"l {jMBBBSfSiM€B/SSSj GIAN SINGH'S DESIRE100 words
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Article153 1946-10-22 2 fOur Own Reporter) Johore Bahru, M >nday. Ill" tilth Women's monthly bazaar Kamaoag Hong I hik will be held on Thursday Oct 31 at I p.m., WaeO European Government officials a representatives of the Chinese, I ian and Malay communities will j Bttetl a tea party to153 words
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Article32 1946-10-22 2 Alfred T Gi>oti\vii:. paratrooper, i acquitted by Mr. Justice W. J. TborQKeod at tin assises yesterday of a charge of rousing hurl be Abdul Aziz \vh;'.f cotßittiUg a robbery.32 words
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211 1946-10-22 2 Mr. C. J. Pyke, Economic Adviser to the Mala•in Union Government, had a miraculous escape from death when an RAF York passenger aircraft in which he was returning to Malaya from the United Kingdom, crashed at Calcutta on Sunday morning. Throe passengers were killed211 words
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77 1946-10-22 2 Roshin Din. an Indian soldier, had a charge ol criminal breach ol trust explain* d to him in the Fourth Police Court yesterday The offence was alleged to have been committed '>n Oct 11 :it 70 G T.C Reformatory Road when accused was77 words
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130 1946-10-22 2 Caught red-handed hiding a fully-loaded .38 revolver under his shirt by a policeman at three o'clock in the morning. Tan Ah Watt, a young Chinese pleaded guilty to carrying arms and was sentenced to seven years, rigorous imprisonment at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. The130 words
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Article34 1946-10-22 2 A.P. NEW YORK. Oct. 20 —The La bovr Department and maritime conciliators announce that "very substantial progress" has been made in adjusting the differencebetween the striking maritime unions and shipowner representatives.—A XA.P. - 34 words
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Advertisement577 1946-10-22 2 T R 1 IB II IV E PRE -PAID classified (advertisements Casual Advertisements: Wanted. PersoraJ. Situations Vacant, Situation* Wanted For Sr'«;. etc. at 15.00 per insertion of 20 words, 18 c*« for every addiiLocl word. Public Notices /announcements: j $3 £0 per WVOmti column Inch i p*»r Insertion. I Domestic577 words
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Advertisement657 1946-10-22 2 EDUCATION New Companies are registered <'V"iy month. Think of the opportunities for you now! Take a course of studies in Shorthand. Bunk Keeping, Typewriting. Practical English or Mathematics. MERCANTILE INS ill T "l lON 209. Queen Street, i'h--n.' 2370. Dancing simplified at Tin* "ARISTOCRAT" School of Ballroom Dancing, Oxley Chambers,657 words
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Advertisement190 1946-10-22 2 NOTICES SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders art invited fov tbe "Supply or Sluice Valves for Water" f >r the year 1947. Closing date for Tenders— 4 pin. Monday, 2nd December 1946 Tender Item and Specification are obtainable from Municipal Seci c* a Room No. 235. BY ORDER SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tender* are invited190 words
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Advertisement516 1946-10-22 2 SHIPPING AGE NTs^jfrtt AGENTSFORMALAYAN RAILWAYS^ FOR ALL FREIGHT PASSAGE ENQUIRIES DIAL ***** 4.1 I LIMSAILINGS TO AND FROM U. K. &CH DENBIGHSHIRE From U.K. for Hongkong ft Shanghai GLENAFFARJ.C For U.K. ft The Continent GLENAPF For U.K. U The Continent IMMM lIIXA S. X. SAILINGS TO SAIGON. HONGKONG, SH I516 words
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882 1946-10-22 3 "11)" employment of PoWs m the construction of Hie Hurma-Siam railway is in Itself a war crime, a crime, moreover, which history may regard as one of tho Worsl over commit led by one nation against another." slated Ll.-Gol. E. L. St. John Conch,882 words
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Article317 1946-10-22 3 tßy Our Own Correspondent i Prices quoted below are for picul weight except where otherwise stated. Foodstuffs:- Yesterday's quotations were "Meehoon Siam $115; lnd"-Cnina $75, K.dah $95 Siam glutinous rice $115. Kedah glutinous rice $105, Sum rice milling $41. Rock Saeai Best quality $113. medium quality317 words
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Article25 1946-10-22 3 Mr. untitled War Office untitled mu Lectarer, will speak on Opportunities in the Dominions" at 8 o'clock thi- evening at Forces Education Centre. Armenian Street.25 words
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Article140 1946-10-22 3 A charge of gang robbery, on Oct. 29 at the 12 m.s. Sembawang Road, /ra.s explained 'o seventeen Chinese, in the Foiuth Police Contt yesterday. Hun iccr>' alleged to have robbed Ng Leong Sooi, of barbers instruments, valued at $50. At t'n" same time as the140 words
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Article182 1946-10-22 3 Car Lorry Stolen In Daylight Three armed robberies were reported ovei the Week-end In Singapore in two cases a lorry and a car were stolen The lorry, belonging to O-T.t was taken away at 7J mile. Bukit Timah Road by SIX cm nese three of whom were armed with pistols,182 words
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Article187 1946-10-22 3 lOur Financial I 01 rr.-pnii'k-nt The bars marital opened this wcah vital few ina.uiriei for tin shares Bad itnproveatcat la price: La ruts were wanted al 69. Etaweng TinaVetC* H Sbagel Way, -~..,<■ daae it Kramat Tira Hitaan Mc H.-rj; FatU >t.iH, Kaala Kaapari it Selnyaaga 9 aad187 words
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Article79 1946-10-22 3 (Our Financial Correspondent) Very little business has been done yesterday in the local rubber market. The price prevailing was reported to be to cent higher than tne New York level. This is a:d to have heen caused by London buying for outside sources recently. Rubber circles here are79 words
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Article214 1946-10-22 3 The Government is planning "> allocate Hour lo bakers on the basis of good baking And lo roach such a decision, four-man committee is sitting at the Food Controller',; Department tor two or three days. Hitherto, flour Issues to bakers have been on a rapacity basis.214 words
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Article117 1946-10-22 3 Surprised by a sentry on duty at 223 8.0.D.. Kranji. on Oct 3. at 5 a.m.. two Chinese who were carrying out a bale of tenfcage from one of the godowns drop ped their bundle and ran. One of the men. Fong Leong. was caught,117 words
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Article217 1946-10-22 3 James Shanley (21), dasceWWd as 'a deeertee wfco hail besa adrift in Singapore until artsetcd in a hut jin a village off Sĕrangooa Loud or. I Oct. 2. wai Beriteacefl to three j years' rigcioai iatprteoaesotft and i fund Ston, in efaalt one mo>ith j fur217 words
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Article47 1946-10-22 3 Th.- Singapore Harb >ur Board »c L, ned ts third s Rest uirant yesterday at Keppel Harbour, v<ith accommodatim for 1.400. The building was offered by the S.H.B. authorities to the D»-pt oi Social Welfare who are responsible for the operation of the restaurant.47 words
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134 1946-10-22 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A recent Government Circular announced the revision of the present wage scheme for married women employed by tlie Government. The revision will especially affeel the salary ot the trained married teacher «rho at present draws a basic wage of $100134 words
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198 1946-10-22 3 j The Hindu festival of Deepava'i falls tomorrow Although this is j the second Deepavali after the libe- ration. scarcity and high price* I will of necessity make the ohser I VaacC of the festival en a lavish I scale entirely out of the question. Thousands198 words
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Advertisement145 1946-10-22 3 Hsl I NPACKED j |r Printed Crape i per Yard n Pntam Singh fr Co. rth Diidii Road. I tteio I IJNSZE, j and be convinced IM —I MTT- I T~I~T TT CAN SOLVE TOE PROBLEMS Prof 8 .82. Lam \pORE Sour It) a.m. to G p.m. f>lKl\<> LACE CO.,145 words
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Advertisement335 1946-10-22 3 NU-TOX Spray Exterminates— MOSQUITOES, ELfES COCKROACHES, BUGS, FLEAS, ANTS, SILVEKFISH AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD PESTS Kills by Contact Obtainable from SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE. Orchard Road. JOHN LITTLE fc CO.. LTD.. Raffles PIaCC YONG HONG THYE CO 47, Circular Road. TAN TOO SENG TRADING CO., i 21, Battery Road I KENG LEE335 words
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Article430 1946-10-22 4 News from China has long had a habit of carrying Us own contradiction, but [here nave been few in re fearsome examples ihan the stories of starvaand famine which have followed so closely on the heels of a reported record harvesi and the end >' hunger430 words
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Article1758 1946-10-22 4 Peter Lovegrove - "Up To Alamein We Survived; After Alamein We Conquered' 9 By Peter Lovegrove It was at 9.40 on I lie nign. oi' 23rd October 1942, that the great host ol guns opened up across 40 miles ol Egypt's Western Desert. A brilliant moon had risen. To1,758 words
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Article129 1946-10-22 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Sir,—Roads in tin- Malayan Union capital need immediate attention. 1 refer particularly t o unasphalted roads alo g Bam Road opposite ihe Transport Department; Perkins Road off Batu Road and all roads in the Malay Agricultural Settlement barring Hale and129 words
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Article299 1946-10-22 4 Sir. My sympathies remain with unfortunate Malayan exPoWs, who in my estimation have been given a "bad deal." The majority of these men. who were released from captivity some 14 months ago, are still waiting for demobilisation. One case I am familiar with, i- that of a man299 words
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586 1946-10-22 4 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Ocl. Bittei competition American airlines iui overseas markets is to-dai switching back Lo iiu* domestic lield and a nei battle for valuable routes inside the contiueu limits of the United States is looming. Chief "aggressor" in this battle is Pan-Amencan Airways—lor manyReuter. - 586 words
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Advertisement60 1946-10-22 4 V per :it «>: headache rye pa;n and eye i uigiu arc the dn it res ilt of visual defects Are you sure that /our prospects and happiness are not being hindered by the defective Vision. We are the specialist with complete eye-testing equipment to d'-scover your eye defects scientifically60 words
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Advertisement41 1946-10-22 4 HAVE YOU RESERVED YOUR "COSSOR RADIO" The next shipment will be available this week and there are only a lew sets unsold. We will send you details and the address Of your nearest dealer on request. Raffles Place, Sin nil rare.41 words
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Miscellaneous46 1946-10-22 4 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By Ernest Hi, An unpao grocery a BOuv° K K:>m s |M on s£orf£J* STRATOCRUISER FU6.L- TANKS A(?E ?S| m.<\de op nylon they hold 5 J 7 630 gallons, VET can» BE 'fomttZc-u FOLDED INTO A SMALL MAILING M/MCLES >^OM SLFFDIMQ cows/46 words
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86 1946-10-22 5 •I v. Oct. 21.— Perra ie oi {he two Ameu mpanied an American -eminent official municipal Soviet zone U day hoiv he :iy~ag motor <t>cets, the -crrice stated, they had taken nem Ber'in town were stopped n -I'ldier arid orthe Soviet headthe Russian86 words
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222 1946-10-22 5 U.S.- PHILIPPINES AIR LINK PLANNED A.P. >hington, Oct. 21.—The United States Govern- Is expect :hat an air transport agreement om hided shortly which will permit regular o open up between Manila and the United lons nearing n in Manila now >le the Government d airlines of both les to operateA.P. - 222 words
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787 1946-10-22 5 It's Always 'Chins Up' For Them A.P. -And They Marry, Too (By Ann Reed Burns, Associated Press Correspondent) PORTLAND, Oregon.—The Chin-Up Club of Oregon is awaiting wedding bells again. Another member is getting married. Wedding: bells aren't unusual, but this particular chimeA.P. - 787 words
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104 1946-10-22 5 A.P. The pattern of attack on tbe Paeckehon village police station in bhe U.S. zone wo»t of Kaijo resemliled earlier disorders in the Taikyu area of Southwest Korea. Several ether police bodies in Kaijo were nttacked on Sunday nut without casualties. Order wai restoredA.P. - 104 words
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106 1946-10-22 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Planned on similar lines as the Malay Settlement at Jalan Eunos. the Arab community of Singapore are now considering opening an Arab Settlement for their families and tico sites a>e now under consideration. The first is at the A'sagoft E>tate at Geylang106 words
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Article100 1946-10-22 5 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 20 —A resolution to rifcht conscription because «of the Qovernme t'« foreign policy in Ore* re, li d w and P..lr<:tr.p w.. ,:.>!<•. pd todaj af «v tWr nee Repl) ng •> be proposal, Mr. fcfur ceta Tailoi formei Secretary the i .1- aidReuter. - 100 words
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Article90 1946-10-22 5 Reuter. Batavia, Oct. 81.—Dr. Pharir Premier *>f the Indonesian RopuMiran Government, has so-::, a u aiea sage of rejoicing*' t-> M. A. Jitnah. president of the All-India Mus'im League, it was announce-! here today Pr Sharlr -ai "On behalf of the In 'onesian Government and peopleReuter. - 90 words
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Article126 1946-10-22 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Oct. 20 -Senotor Arthur Vandenberg (Republican) Michigan, on Saturday described U.S. foreign policy as one of peace, and predicted that it would succeed "unless it is scuttled here at home." in a radio interview over the Columbia Broadcasting System network whether war withA.P. - 126 words
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Article134 1946-10-22 5 Jeep Corpse: Mystery Unsolved As there was no evidence to show whether or no; deceased was driving the jeep or that, he was a passenger and was thrown out of the vehicle, the Coroner Mr. W. G. Porter, returned an open verdict yesterday, at the dese of an inquiry into134 words
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Article99 1946-10-22 5 Reuter. MADRID. Oct. 19.—9 pain has agreed to treat with British. United States and French representatives concerning the disposal of official German properties and assets in Spain. Jose Ibanez Martin. Minister of National Education, said here today. Thi s means in effect firstly, the Spanish GovernmentReuter. - 99 words
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Article31 1946-10-22 5 DENBIGH, Oct. 21.—Amateur choirs from overseas are being Invited to a contest In the International Musical Eisteddfod of Wales to be held at Llangollen Denbighshirie from June 11 to 15, 1947.31 words
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311 1946-10-22 5 Reuter. \ew York. Oct. 21 -The United States UnderSecretary of Si ate, Mr. Dean Acheson, broadcasting yesterday on Wednesday's opening of the United Na*ions general assembij said: We do not r u*ti<!pvc calm and cu\ and direct performance. There may be a sharp dispute.Reuter. - 311 words
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91 1946-10-22 5 Chinese U.S. Marines Exchange Shots Reuter. Tientsin. Oct. 21.—Several Chinest were wounded in the exchange of fire when three U.S. marines travelling in a jeep to Tientsin from Tangku yesterday resisted an attempt by seven armed Chinese to take their weapons, according to U.S. Marine authorities. The marines escaped unhurtReuter. - 91 words
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Article73 1946-10-22 5 Reuter. Frankfurt. Oct. 20.—A total of 40.000 works of art looted by the Nazis have been restored to the countries they came from, Mr. John H. Allen, Chief of the Restoration Department of the American Military Government in Germany, stated to-day, according to an American Forces broadcast.Reuter. - 73 words
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373 1946-10-22 5 A.P. BATAVIA, Oct. 21.—The Netherlands and Indonesian delegations today announced their intention to start to-morrow political discussions "with a view to reaching a solution at the earliest possible moment". The way for the long delayed political negotiations was cleared in a plenary session today, whichA.P. - 373 words
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Article139 1946-10-22 5 Reuter. MALAKAND. Oct 21.— Pandit Nehru is reported to have been slightly injured by glass splinters when the car in which he was travelling was stoned after leaving here today for Peshawar. Abdul Ghaffar Khan, leader of j Congress Muslims on the North- west Frontier andReuter. - 139 words
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Article43 1946-10-22 5 Moscow. Oct. 20. —45-year old E Malcnkov. former Secretary of the Communist Party's Control Committee and member of the Soviet Defence Council, has been appointed a Deputy Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers, the head of whlcn 's Stalin.43 words
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Article35 1946-10-22 5 Seoul. Oct. 21.—A mob attacking a viilasre police station a few varus siu»h of the border of Russfa,n--occupied North Korea on Sunday and killed the chief, two policemen find two civilians. American Military Rea<'quarters reported.35 words
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Advertisement12 1946-10-22 5 i i wwpn nni miMiim Hi to tm mmm nil t ililWiilinfWnßWßWl12 words
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Advertisement116 1946-10-22 5 F. E. ZUELLIG, LTD. 2, Robinson Rd.. Singapore. Phone 6990. Trade Mark "^r^j^^g^ QUALITY productions j in SANITARY FITTINGS At last—Malaya is manufacturing it own Sanitary Fittings—Basins, W. C. Closets wit!) Flush Cisterns. Manufactured by skilled craftsmen of many years' experience In these lines and approved by the Singapore Municipal116 words
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214 1946-10-22 6 Reuter. Batavia. Oct. 20 -Dr. A K. Gani. Economics Minister of the Indonesian Republican Government and member ot the Indonesian delegation conducting political talks with Netherlands representatives under the Chair- manship ot Lord Killearn. Bli tish Special Commissioner in Southeast Asia, spoke at a pressReuter. - 214 words
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Advertisement258 1946-10-22 6 .j_ I n I n i mr ALHAMBRA Book Nuw Tel: <>909 Not documentary, not political but a grim warning |q liberty loving people! NAZISM IS NOT DEAD! IT LIVES TO TERRORIZE voi it children OF TOM GRKOW! ftrmlnfrrl Due to heavy commitm ut. tin 818 wiU have its last258 words
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Advertisement70 1946-10-22 6 To-night: 7 p.m.—B.lS p.m. MASCOT'S THUNDERING SERIAL FLASHES ACROSS THE SCREEN AT BREAK-NECK SPEED! With HARRY CAREY •3DWINA BOOTH In "THE VANISHING LEGION" (Chaps: 1 to 6) Supported by Frankie Darrow, Yakima Canutt and Rex, King Of Wild Horses. Final Chaps;. Open THURSDAY! Big Hindustani Feature Cor the Deepavali Festival!70 words
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Advertisement251 1946-10-22 6 N E I To night 6.31) p.m. 9 p.m. i J.i.e Action Drama which mist not be mis.-v*d! "KISMETWALLA" iln Hindustani) witil Navin Yagnik. LVmila. Pndtaah tad ttaaeJigraaalo B:« Pe* tUrii OPENS IO MORROW 1.30 D.m. —5 p.m.—8.30 p i". All <lfa!aya Premiere I -Kimii.vi IM lIA HAN (In Tamil*251 words
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Advertisement250 1946-10-22 6 i,i„, i, mm mm nmrnu ii i i mi—i—i THE SPECIAL' For The Grand DEEPAVALI FESTIVAL! AT MIDNIGHT TO MORROW CAPITOL THE CELEBRATED ROMANTIC—MUSICAL "KafiiarlJiki" (111 Hindustani* I featuring the Famous Dancer S\;>HON\ ROSE Supported by PRITHVIRAJ AH ndfa Cho'vahury— N aVampally Maiiipur' Heir-apparent meets viau —a VOOWfI of high250 words
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Advertisement153 1946-10-22 6 TO-DAY I,AST PERFORMANCES «i SS II a.m 2 pin 1.15- U.3»f IsAr'l I ill 1 (Tel: 5i81) THOUSANDS BRAVED TME R N SUNDAY TO SEE AND TO AC M "THIS LAND IS MINE" It's CHARLES LAIGHTON a i His Bts< Hunchback tit Notre Dan. With Maureen O'Hara, George Sander. xj,.153 words
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Miscellaneous486 1946-10-22 6 o.\ thi: \nt im ltiQ hr> Malay Schools' Broadcast i Every Taeaday, Tones :.v Satin ay. QBBB-MBB hrs." Chinese Schools' Btaadaaet) Everj Monday. 1100-1200 an English Schools' Broadcast vv< mes n> Pride) 1:200-1400 hrs. i ::oo metres in the medium wave band dr 7.22 iatge> ceytea p*v second in the486 words
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219 1946-10-22 7 Reuter. HOW A, POLAND, Oct. (Airmail)— The Hoiy Virgin in lhe Pauline Monastery at Czestocnowa, nex-* to Lourdes the Catholic miracle shrine in the world, n one of the largest pilgrimages in its 562 i>ry. Poland Mid i roiu natad .c:ai of come teReuter. - 219 words
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Article119 1946-10-22 7 Reuter. NEW YORK. Oct 19.—People all over the world will be able to hear "live" broadcasts of the meetings of the United Nations I General Assembly due to begin in New York on Oct. 23 under plans perfected in co-operation i with the main world radio staIReuter. - 119 words
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Article131 1946-10-22 7 Reuter. BKRLIN. Oct, -0. The Social Democrat Party i; expected to lead, the polis in tikt British sector ol Berlin, according to forecasts by officials who visited a number oi polling stations tonight. Early voting trends in the Bri.i-h j -ecter indicated that the ChristianReuter. - 131 words
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59 1946-10-22 7 Daze Duches of Windsor arrive in Britain The Duke Duches Of Windsor arrived at Dover, Kent, on Oct. 11 front F>ancc. it is expected that they may stay in tfii- country some weeks before proceeding to Canada :rhe c thi Duke ha> a cattle ranch. Photo shows: The Duke and59 words
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242 1946-10-22 7 As a result of objections raised by defence counsels. Messrs. D. S. Marshall and' T. E Atkinson, to the admission of certain hearsay evidence which, the defence, submitted, would prejudice the trial, the Field General Court Martial in which Capt. G. R. Wadsworth. R.A.M.C was242 words
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279 1946-10-22 7 Sobbing in the witness box, Mrs. Marie Vel g c told Singapore's Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, how she took her daughter Mrs. Lorna Berth Rose Barker (21) to hospital suffering from tetanus, and how before she died, her daughter told her she279 words
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Article77 1946-10-22 7 Reuter. Nicosia. Cyprus, Oct 20. The arrival of four or rive ships weekly here with supplies from Haifa and. Port Said is believed locally to indicate the intention to transfer British general headheadQuarter.s from Cairo to Cyprus after the evacuation ol British troops irom Egypt. Brig.Reuter. - 77 words
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Article124 1946-10-22 7 Reuter. Nanking. Oct 21. The Chinese Foreign Office announced to-day that the Governments ot China ana India have derided to elevate the statu; ol the respective diplomatic miasi ma to lhe rank ;of Embassies *for maintaining and furthering friendly relation* between China and India. The Indian ChargeReuter. - 124 words
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Article288 1946-10-22 7 By Ann Richanis (Australian actress who has appeared in "American Romance" "The Searching Wind,'' "The Love Letters," Territory, and other pictures). HOLLYWOOD- It takes a little time, but we're training the anks. For instance, yesterday the Puolicity Department at EagleLion Studio, tor whom I'm working288 words
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Article41 1946-10-22 7 Th» 1 following, will represenj 'h<S.< in a »>f rajfger BgmtM' the C •mill and Pay Offlee OH the Padang today:—Hutihinsrn. Johnson. Luff. Tayler. Redman. Milton. Laird, Tokeley, liorrin, Oorimji Lea. RtcCarter, Todd, D A B ■opkio, ■ad IfcMeath41 words
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94 1946-10-22 7 Tbe Malay- are putting up a ■oceer trrfjfi ko visit Johore tomorrow 10 play a match against Jobor« at the Is tana Padang. Johoie Pabru. The following players arc requested to taoei at 3 p.m. at Kampong Glam where trani-port will be94 words
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Article237 1946-10-22 7 <By Stan Swinton, Associated Press Ct'.Tcsnondent) Batavia, Oct. 20. —l ive thousand armed Japanese soldiers, under British military control, were officially acknowledged *f> be guarding (uc An.c-rican-Diiteh-British owned oil installations in An* Palembung aiea of Siiniatra. Their presence was confirmed by a British spokesman after a237 words
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Article69 1946-10-22 7 Jerusalem. Oct. 20.—The Inner Zionist Council is meeting on Wednesday to hear reports on the London talks between Jewish Agency representatives and the British Government Two Jerusalem delegates to the talks. Rabbi Judah Fishman, Acting Chairman of the Jewish Agency, and Eliezer Kaplan, Acting Chairman69 words
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93 1946-10-22 8 A.P. SHANNON AIRPORT, Hire. fH-t. —Ji >c BaKs:. American heavyweialV boxer, arrived here late ye.--he will fight Prei die Mil's on Nov. 1 :.i i ntting in tru ftrsl of my ii< uj ii; lifit- Shaanon, he tion of s£eah end said*: Even inA.P. - 93 words
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Article122 1946-10-22 8 A.P. JERUSALEM, Oct. 22. A Brish destroyer intercepted the ■teamship Fenice. carrying 800 Jewish immigrants lacking permits to enter Palestine. The vessel, which wa- intercepted in the eastern Mediterranean, may be e-eorted directly Cyprus where about 4.000 immigrants have been sent for internment Two outer -hip- withA.P. - 122 words
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Article742 1946-10-22 8 RUSSELL BRINES - Case Likely To Last Until Next Year Spotlight On Aggression (BY RUSSELL BRINES A.P. Tokio, Oct. 21. —The hard faced little man in the centre of the prisoners' dock —former Premier Hideki Tojo—throws a dominating shadow over the slcVy of Japan's agt; ression, but the sourceA.P. - 742 words
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Article191 1946-10-22 8 A.P. STUTTGART. Oct. 21.—Three bombs explod d against Governmental buildings in the Stutt- gart area on Saturday night in I an apparent protest aginst fur- ther court proceedmgs against I Hjalmar Schacht. the German financial expert, acquitted at I Nuremberg, the American army investigators said SundayA.P. - 191 words
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Article128 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Oct. 21. The Palestine police today raided the office- of the Pale-tine Arab boycott committee in Haifa and arrested all member- a- well as a number of "collectors." unofficially stated tonight. A quantity ot Jewish-made goods, su-pected to have been seized by theReuter. - 128 words
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Article291 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. Brighton. Oct. 21.— Mr. Charles Duke. General Secretary of the powerful General and Municipal Workers" Union and this year's President of the Trade Union Congress, made British trade union history today with the presidential address he delivered to 800 delegates of 192 unions inReuter. - 291 words
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81 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. BUCHARKST. Oct. 21 —Rumania's polities.' paries are preparing for (he irwal election to be held on November 19, rhe first si nee 11)37." The lists of candidates are now being ->a\vn up by the parties with the Communis- Party represcitative figuring prominently on *heReuter. - 81 words
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92 1946-10-22 8 A.P. TOKYO, Oct. 21.—The Japanese Government at 8 a.m. today, purged 186,000 militants from public office but barred from teaching profession only 331 of the 15,992 teachers, whom it screened during the first year of the occupation, General Douglas Mac Arthur reported in his AugustA.P. - 92 words
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Article84 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. TKHKHAN. Oct. 21.—The policy of the HI Per ian G«»ver. mcD 1 formed last week fallowing a", agreement with th«< South Persia rebel tribesmen, remained unchanged, the new Mi ister of Labour ali< Pupa gar da. Vail Faiman Fannaai Jan. said here today. TheReuter. - 84 words
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Article82 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. LONDON Oct. 21 —Th. h Foreign Secretary. Mi Ernest Bt-vin, today sahereci tn ttffl Views t«> the Archbishop ut Weftnineter on Oct. t—thai it would be improper for the British Government to lodge a protest eritfa ♦he Yugoslav Government concerning the arrest and sentence of ArchbidbopReuter. - 82 words
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452 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. BERLIN, (Airmail): —Rehousing of Berl homeless and repairs to more than 50 000 ln in the city, to fight 'the German winter ho one of the major issues in the pre-electio> da warfare which is being fought daily in opposing party newspapers. SuperficialReuter. - 452 words
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Article52 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. LONDON. Oot. 21:—V. K. Krishna Menou, personal envoy in Europe of Pandit JawahariaJ Nehru, vice-Pre-Hdem of the Indian Interim Government, is having London tonight for New York. He will attend the meeting of the United Nations Assembly as one of the members of the IndianReuter. - 52 words
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Article124 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. JOHANNESBTJ I G hi ok by Mis. Pa il B tlte world I famous ti. isei Soatfa All v a' Hi? iadieeaoafl papa "I haaaed in Baath African baofcacllei ba by eastern «.ffi.-;.-. to pies of the book art) tood, b« irig caen tReuter. - 124 words
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108 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. I Lon '<h, Oct. 21 .—A M I Of the arres*. of m< I P lish PawiBt Party I the British Gov. n Office spokesman I j "It is feare A that tlk L j may prejudice the b r: elecion> to whichReuter. - 108 words
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Article34 1946-10-22 8 The fortnightly social the Singapore Stamp held at the Palm C n< itaarant and Bar. <• p.m. An auction of -ta:. talk on the value of BMA be given. Members nay gu» sts.34 words
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Article34 1946-10-22 8 Reuter. COLOMBO. Oct.. 2 have been ea ;<d out 1 emergency arising out <>f the Fv« day old strike of more th.. M." Ceylon transport WOrki has held up movt-m.. food, tuffs.—RenterReuter. - 34 words
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