Malaya Tribune, 28 October 1946

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    53 1 The Malaya Tribune />r THE PEOPLE FOfl THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously in Pena r ng° re Umpnr Ip h •Phone Numbers: Editor 5813 Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 2005 £IGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune .MOVPAY.
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    2,000-Year Boats Being Excavated
    116 1 Yorkshire, Oct. ted to be 2,000 i o plank boats >ed by an- is and discoveranks of river miles from Ing excavated, ill be made to dig oil in solid Mod haul than up slipping a teel underneath boat wciE oriotated in 1937 The h mis*
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    9.263.116 Said 'Yes'
    40 1 Oct. 17.—Official results -Of in the French >?onefexendmn or Oct. 13 H tIM official iournal that the constitution of republic was approved •ty of 1.119.525 votes, were: registered 28 2 0 3.469: valid votes «Otea 9.263.416. «.143.891
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    STRIKERS THREATEN S.H.B. CLERKS
    65 1 karbour board clerk s nd office th s rned by striky would be "hurf ted on not joining was rt-ported ton < up near the man rning -md attemptthe clerks from i'r Board vans their way in There were no nue to work tots Several ships
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    No De-Rationing Prospect In Britain Yet
    198 1 Reuter. DUNDEE. Scotland. Oct. 27. The world food shortage would be "-lowly but >urely" overcome and then it would be possible to j provide the British people with all the food they wi-hed to buy. the British Minister of Food. Mr. John Strachey. said
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    RAINSTORM KILLS 33
    53 1 Reuter. ROME. Oct. 27.—Thirty-three people were killed and ten injured in Sardinia after heavy rainstorm, tf.e Italian News Agency "Ansa" reported tonight. faana't»es were siad to have occurred at and Sestu. Ninety buildings were destroyed, it was else reported, and five-eighths of a milt ot railway line
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    GERMANS 'MAKING ATOM BOMBS IN U.K., U.S.'
    441 1 Red-Controlled Papers' Allegations Reuter. BERLIN, Oct. 27-The Russian-controlled Berlin newspapers today alleged that hundreds of German special ;ts were making atom bombs in Britain and the United States. In 1 co n e f- blas< > reports cf deportations of i»erman technicians and
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    Tungku Mahkota 52 Today
    53 1 Ths Regent of Jchore. H.H. 1 pngk'J Mahkoia celebrated his 52nd birthday today, the occasion eirg observed as a public holiday ih oughout the State. This evening an At Home" will he held at the Regent's residence, the Istana, Bukit Stulang. Three h end red guests
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    IMMIGRANT BOAT SIGHTED
    44 1 A.P. JERUSALEM. Oct. 28.—1t Was reported in Jerusalem la*>t night that the Royal Air Force had sighted a new boatload of illgeal Jewish immigrants off the Palestine coast, and the British Navy unit* were said to be seeking to mtercept them.—A.P.
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    Formosa China's 'Treasure Island' —CHIANG
    181 1 Formosa China's 'Treasure Island' CHIANG A.P. POBMOSA, Oct. 28. reatoxed hi China undei <he Cairo nr.\ ti ensure island", by Oenera* lif sitae Chiang K:ii Im I. addree* iiif/ a ma i meeting at tin capital of Formosa on Saturday. Chiang told the meeting that h« Chinese Central GoVernment <vas
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    GANDHI TO TOUR RIOT DISTRICT
    164 1 Reuter. CALCUTTA, Oct. 87.—Mahutma Gandhi is leaving: New Delhi for Calcutta for a tour cf the riot n r fec f **d urea in Eastern Bengal obcre British ::v>ps have been sent fcr duty in connection with ihe restore'ion of order. Two hundred and fifty
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    Snow Came Early
    42 1 ROME. Oct 28.«—-S.now lay thick awl white over Cremona in north and central Italy yesterday. rhiearliest in |he memory ol the nicest inhabitants and the country shivered at the omen that the win ter would be hard and long.
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    REDS ADMIT ANTUNG'S FALL
    49 1 Reuter. NANKING. Oct. 27.—1t was reported liom Yenan. the Chinese Communist headquarters, today that the Communists had temporarily withdrawn from Antung, town on the estuary of the Yalu river, Manchuria, to avoid casualties to the population and conserve their full strength for future action. —Reuter.
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    CHIANG IN SHANGHAI
    26 1 Reuter. SHANGHAI. Oct. 27.—According to unconfirmed reports in Shanghai. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-sh.»k arrived in Shanghai tonight from Formosa or the way to Nanking.—
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    Bandits Return Detective's Revolver
    144 1 Two Chinese clubs were raided by armed rolbe* on Sunday night and -they got away with $1,044 which they took from a number of members of the clubs, one at Pagoda Street and the other at Tras Street. When the Pagoda Street club was taided, four
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    Britons Warned Not To Bring Children To S'pore
    296 1 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 27.—A warning by a specialist in tropical diseases nc; to bring European children under ten years to Singapore appears in to-day s Sunday Chronicle in a dispatch from its Singapore correspondent J. H. Horrocks. Hundreds ot children have been
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    334 Killed In Air Crashes
    102 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Oct. 27.->Joseph Aliahu Perlman of the Jewish Agency's engineering department v. as killed and many of the 21 passengers injured when a specially fduuryaVed aircraft carrying Palesnian Jews ana others from Paris to Cairo crashed today in a sandstorm in the western desert
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    1,000 U.S. Ships Move Today
    101 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Oct. 28.—United States ships tied up for 26 days in the country's costliest maritime strike ere expected to start moving fiom At'antie and •"ulf of Mexico ports today as a result of last night's settlement of the dispute between the Masters. Mates
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      543 2 NOTICES The Annual General Meeting of the Alumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine (Southern Branch) will be held on 2nd November at 6.00 pjn. at Cecil's Cafe. Fmlayoon Green, and wilL be followed by a dinner and dance. For the information of members. Dr. B. R Sreeniva6un,
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    MISSIONARIES ARRIVE
    90 3 A i ii an missionsaliq religious i.:>\e arrived. ii hma bossj «|>- -I*i. rei and Pa ey I huri li. Si is call A SIMjH)! rd t>i Malacca to rolltith» field of Miv Blasiiell ifkt* r of Dr ShcllaMd 1«) scholar, the Malay Girls' J uiu ca, me
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    Moral Rehabilitation Of Singapore's Youth
    270 3 dan Hoe Lim was the guest of honour at the 1 dinner and dance held by the -Sure and Club at the Atomic Club on Saturday, the trersary of Founder's Day Sure and Stedfasf in posed of old \i the Boys' Bri!»d< md its Chairman
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    Inquiry Into Court Martial System
    72 3 -"j. -Mr Fredrick, ting with Air- Baker on the terms tbe Committee to court martial syst;ames of those to b« On the Committee is" al, announcement information in a the House of Beilengar says that -o hold such an te, so as to give the
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    'Quit China' Drive: Delegation To See U.S. Consul-General
    249 3 The Singapore "Quit China* campaign culminated yesterday wKh a meeting at which 500 representatives Of 211 Chinese associations elected a del<?uU' of six persons to call on the U.S. Consul-Genera] tv hand over to him the scroll bearing over 30.001) signatures for
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    FREAK STAMP MAY FETCH FORTUNE
    202 3 Reuter. WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND. -Mr. C. A Dettman. ol Swanbourne tWestern Australia), has discovered in his collection an "inverted fivepenny" New Zealand peace stamp. which might become a fabulous rarity. The .stamp shows an almost compltee inverted image of the vessel, Dominion Monarch, which is
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    Dockers Won't Work Until Demands Met
    247 3 (Tribune StarT Reporter) The Singapore Harbour Board strike enters its fourth day today without any improvement in the situation. The Trade Union Advisor, Mr. S. P, Garret', met the strikers at the Harbour Board premises yesterday, and urged 'them to return io work while
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    Chocolates For Schools
    82 3 141 ta.es <>f vHpwiinised chocolate hare bet t a 1 lotted Selangor schools kj the Medical Department. Malayan U-ion A. tai -i u;> 11' y is barely safficieal to give a 2 »rr to every chid. tilt pesmftaeent of Kdsscatioa has eeroineneed ais- ,v uCn«' <h<nolatf on)}
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    WELFARE STAMPS NOW ON SALE
    72 3 A quarter of a million Welfare Stamps have been distributed for -ale through": I the laaJayai Union. The stamps are in 1-eeTit, 5-cent. 10-eent and 29-eeirt denot-i--nations, and will be or sa'.e at .h--various local Welfare oi Relief Offices. When the full supply of th<
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    The Queen Elizabeth, gaity beftagged, sailing from Britain on //(•' poet-wai maiden ropage n> the United States tu> attempt wa: madetooteak the Atlantic record.
    23 3 The Queen Elizabeth, gaity beftagged, sailing from Britain on poet-wai maiden ropage n> the United States tu> attempt wa: madetooteak the Atlantic record.
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    S'PORE FOOD, PRODUCE MARKETS
    319 3 (By Our Own Correspondent). Price.-, quoted below are for picul weight except where oth<. Wise stated Foodstuffs: yesterday's quo; ations were "Meefeoon": Siam $85: Indo-China sto Kedan I $65 Blam glutinous rtee $100; 1 Kedah glutinous rice $35 Siam tice milling $38. Rock Sugar. Best quality
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    CHINESE SCROLL FOR CHIANG
    56 3 Reuter. Shanghai. The Shanghai Finr Arts Association is presenting to Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek for his 60th birthday on October 30 what is described in the Chinese pre.s> as an exquisitely mounted scroll containing 100 Chinese characters signifying longevity. Shanghai 100 best known caligraphers each wrote I
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    828 3 Spare quutaMpna, as af pet. ::5 according to -the Malayan Stare ■irokcrn Association 'Singapore) vere 8« fellaws INDUSTRIALS Buyer Seller Alexandre Brickworks Mb ].7o 1 s*o Al<" v:i:i ii r,i Br 1 works Prafj. 2. go 285 Bril. Malaya Traste* Kxecutnr Co. 8.00 9 00 CeaaotMated Tin
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    Saw Father Shot Dead
    198 3 (JPton Our Own Report*?,) .\I.OR rfTAR. Sunday.—The story 01 how a 12-year-old Sikh boy saw bin father who was sleeping on a charpoy being shot to death by a compatriot m the early hours of he morning on Oct. 5 at the Anak BuKit Rice Mill
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    But First Must Come Peace
    488 4 ere will be an orgy ol 11 eh making this week in lhe General Assembly of ht; United Nations. Many hem will be good speei hes, and nearly all of them v ill be sincere. But it is be hoped that sight will no, be
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    Franco Or Liberty: That Is The Alternative
    1059 4  -  "Daily Herald" Madrid Corrspondent. who discus- e's the Spanish issue, now o7i tiic agenda of the .4s- sernbly of the United Na- Hons in New York. i by James Oldfield On a lush estate in North-West Spain, not far from where Sir John
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    B.G.R/s & The Trains
    244 4 B.G.R/s The Trains LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Sir.—My friends and J have read Vera Aramo're's account in the "Morning Tribune" oi her railway journey trom Kuaia Lumpur to Singapore. And canaiaiy we are amazed. So she had a nice luxurious bunk, with spotless sheets! How very dehgntiul
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    hearing The Maked Truth
    241 4 Sir,—l am afraid that J.H. has been misunderstood. The first reply to her letter gave me the impression that many people here believe nudism to be immoral and indecent, and another correspondent has the concep- tion that nudists are totally lacking in modesty. A nudist is
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    Ipoh Market Weights
    179 4 Sir, May I say a few words regarding incorrect weights given to the public at the Ipoh market? I visit the market nearly every morning to purchase my want*. Every time I received short weights from the vegetable, fish and meat sellers. If you reweigh with proper
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    Calling "Enquiries"
    47 4 Sir,—As a new arrival, I naturally ask on the telephone for "Enquiries" and it s most disgusting to hear the exchange ringing sometimes for two and three minutes after having dialled. Will the authorities do something about checking the operators on duty?—TONY YAP (Kuala Lumpur).
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    The Bird's Eye View
    103 4 Sir,—Reading the Tribune" the other morning I noticed the complaint about the proximity of the fowl market to the Peoples' Restaurant. I wish to add another point of view—that of the fowls awaiting execution. To sit in our cages watching large numbers of the public engaged
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    Operations On The Heart
    123 4 CLEVELAND—Dr. Claude S. Beck, who in 1935 performed the first successful operation directly on the heart to relieve angina pectoris, says the time is coming when heart s urgeons will be able to operate on the heart while keeping the brain alive with oxygenated blood. Dr.
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    Maoris Want Dead Chiefs Back
    227 4 WELLINGTON NEW ZEALAND:—Maoris are striving to have returned to New Zealand the mummified remains of some of their ancient chiefs, now in the Imperial Natural History Museum. Vienna. A petition prepared by chairman Raureti Te Huia of the King Country Movement ta Maori nationalist organisation*
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    France May Go Red
    206 4 PARIS—The possibility of a Communist-dominated government in France is greater today than at any time in the nation's history, in the opinion of many observers. Perhaps in tacit recognition of this, the dominant MRP party has proposed an alliance with the Socialists, but Leon Blum's party
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    Diplomats Are A Race Apart
    376 4 (hit iawu Mar low, a iociated pit 'o/ >espondent) Washington: Diplomats are like a rUCe apu.it. Tiii-v get special treatment. Laws that govern other people don't g >vern them. The reason, of cjurse. is this: A diplumat represents his country who n he is abroad.
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    MISSIONARIES "QUIT INDIA"
    122 4 ALLAHABAD: A "foreignmissionaries quit' slogan has been raised here. The Christian Association of Allahabad recently pass d a resolution demanaing the immediate withdrawal fr a all foreign missionaries their places to b e Oiled by Indian missionaries only. The resolution stated that' tin presence of foreign missionaries
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    MONTREAL MAKES QUICK COME-BACK
    362 6 Reuter. MONTREAL: Wont-veal, tUe port that yar In passed is making a quick come back hi peace, reports Keuter's Correspondent. The economies of gainful trade speak Wader today'than the military necessity that spotlighted Canada's Atlantic mirt* during six years ol war. The lung piers unci the
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    TUC Backs Foreign Policy
    409 6 Reuter. Brighton. Oct. 25. The Trades Union Congress Annual Conference here today rejected the motion strongly criticising some aspects of the British Government's foreign policy by 3.557.000 votes to 2.444.000. J The motion declared: "We j note that tn*. pulley pursued in Greece nas strengtnened the
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    Korean Risings Caused By Communists
    151 6 A.P. SEOUL. Qct. 2b\ The United Staters Army, plagued by uprisings that have cost 100 Korean lives, opened its file of secret confiscated documents tj support its statements that the riots were Communist-inspired. A spokesman at Lt.-Gen John Hodges jccupation headquarters said ths documents were
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    Sworn In
    33 6 Reuter. Rangoon, Oat. 26 —U Mya was sworn in as Minister of Agriculture and Commerce to-day in th P Governors Executive Council. He a momrxr 61 the Antifascist People's Freedom Leaaue
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    PET MONKEY WAS ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT
    115 6 Reuter. SYDNEY. (Airmail) :—An America -'attachment for his pet monkey bad an unhappy ending, when the Miimal was shot in Brisbane for beiOl an illegal immigrant to Australia. The monkey, named Ginger, was owned by Mr. T. Grindiay, of the U.S. Transjiortatio 1 Corp*. Mr.
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    Interim Govt's Action Will Be Seamen's Guide
    185 6 Reuter. (fiom Ronald Bedfotd/ LONDON. Oct. 25. Dhayan Mungat. Vice-President of the Indian Seafarers' Federation who is representing 66.000 men and 700 officers at the International Seafarer-* Conference which opens in London next week told me today: "We -hall judge the Indian Interim
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    Blackpool Held By Bolton
    353 7 Reuter. I 2ti Ciood atteu- j feature af 'k>- j ea Crow Is of j Arsenal and .-t«r City frames p t„" -cc Man- I .\< ;> to Sunder- j Whitlum score ail held Blackpoo. tk, lattef hold a b All the Wolves First Divi.-ion away
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    IPOH RACE RESULTS
    159 7 Ipoh Race results: RACE 1 Robelus won by a walk over. .RACE 2 —< Missouri (Spencer), 1. Shamrock (Martin) 2, Samory (Kitchey > 3. Time: 1 mm. 10 1/5 sec. Won by 2, 10. Tote $11. $6, $6. 3 Hilly Queen (Spencer) 1. Aim Well (Lewis) 2.
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    REG. HARRIS WON'T TURN 'PRO' YET
    76 7 Reuter. PARIS. Oct 27.—Reginald Harris, one of the world's outstanding laciqg cyclists i holder of the British title, states m an exclusive interview with Reuter here today thai he would definit.-lv not turn professional before the next world championships sr denying recently published suggestions
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    DOCKYARD HOLD ALFSEA HQ.
    348 7 Another Cup Tie Draw HQ ALFSEA 1 NAVAL BASE D'YD 1 HQ ALFSEA shared honours with the Naval Base Dockyard —in a Victory Cup-tie soccer match at Jalan Besar yesterday. The replay has been fixed for Nov. 1. During the first half ol the game, lhe
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    First Rugger Defeat For Swansea In 9 Games
    674 7 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 2S- Owansea Rugby Club suffered their first defeat of the season when in their ninth game when visiting Llanelly they lost by a goal and two tries to a drop goal and a penalty goal. Although doing most of
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    County Rugger Revival Raises Problem
    930 7  -  Talking About Sport by Corinthian The revival in England of the County Rugby Football championship has brought in its wake the old problem of Club versu s County. But in an acute form. Many rugger clubs to-day are lighting lor their existence, and they are
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    AUSSIES WIN LOW SCORING CRICKET
    325 7 In an interesting game ol cr.eket at Changi yesterday a C mbined Australian Eleven made up from players trom the Australian War Crimes and War Graves Sections beat th" Dnrham Light Infantry Eleven by 18 runs. i The match was originally h<'ki last week, but
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    Russians Removing German Technicians
    55 8 A.P. BERLIN. Oct. 2«.—Official German and American set ret s said on Wedrescay tha* the Russians were movinp sevcai bun reds of skilled Genua a worker for their Sec or of Berlin, apparent!) to place in factories in he Russian KoitC of Germany. The ia:ni were
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    Newsmen Were In Trouble
    102 8 Reuter. Jerusalem. Oct. 27.— British Military headquarters in Jerusalem have ordered an inquiry into the temporary detention Cf 12 UnLed States, Brit.sh and Jewish newspap r correspondents alter tie Jewish terrorist bomb explosions in Jerusalem last Tnursday night. The correspondents aliogt they were rounded up by
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    THREE HOURS OVER AIRPORT BUT PILOT COULDN'T LAND
    75 8 Reuter Paris. Oct. St.—An Ay Inson plane with three vnw and eleven pasoargen aboard frcm < roydon to -Joha-ncabarg made a perfect emergency landing in the fie:d ac Po I Mort in Enc Depaif n-.ent. F K after failing to fl d
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    "PLAYING WITH FIRE"
    153 8 Reuter. MOSCOW. Oct. 27—Those who arc attempting "to undermine the right of veto in the United Nations General Assembly aie playing with fire, a Soviet news agency despatch from New York said today. Jt referred to the same unchanging influences pursuing their old ai.no and side-tracking all
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    Bavaria Is Warned
    52 8 Berlin. Oct. 26,-Th c Bavarian Constituent Assembly to-day passed the Bavaria draft canst.tution Dy 136 votes to 14 with 30 absente:s, after being warned by the American Military Government that this would not entitle Bavaria to refuse to join any federal German state which might be formed
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    FRANCE WILL HAVE 900,000 CHILDREN THIS YEAR
    516 8 GREATEST BIRTH-RATE RISE IN 25 YEARS Reuter. PARIS. Oct. 27. —French birth-rate this year has shown the greatest increase in over 25 years, it was disclosed by ML Georges tfidault, the French P/emier, to-day. M. BidauU declared: "France this year will.have °eO.OOO children.
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    40 Muslims Defend A Calcutta Mosque
    362 8 A.P. Bombay. Oct. 27— A rear fraard of 40 Muslims. Drotecang a small mosque in the heart of a teeming Hindu riistrie\ ha? been successful in repelling almost nightly attacks by hundreds of rio*:er=;. j The area is as Lai Bagh Kala Chowkie. It
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    ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S ASSISTANT SACKED
    77 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. Oct. 2(3,— At- torney-General Tom Clark announced today that he had dismissed O. John Rogge as a special assistant to the Attor-ney-General, as a result of his recent speech in which Rogge linked several Americans with alleged Nazi efforts to defeat President Roosevelt. Clark said
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    'We are in Africa for Service'
    244 8 Reuter. Creech- /ones CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 27. When CIV! of like several African under £i who questioned Mr. Arthur Creech-Jones. Colonial Secretary, at a meeting at Cambridge bonight referred to careerist" coloI Dial administrators Mr. CreechTones taiu: Let tile African peoples get this right. We
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    First HK Chinese Made Cadet
    97 8 Reuter. HONG KONG. Oct. 26 —The Brat Hon* X..» R Chine o to !><• ed as a <•;!<>«'♦ in ike Cota ijil ;i <m aia ration .'rvi.-.« i- M Paul K. T<u wlic haii lef< <i»> Colony for England tc lake a i"> montkV course
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    29 8 Reuter. London, Oct. 27.—The Sunday Newspaper. News of the World, announced today that its rirrulation has reached 7,412.383 —which it claims to be the greatest newspapecirculation in the world.—Reuter.
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    Mined Destroyer Crews Were At Action Stations
    182 8 Reuter. MALTA. Oct. 27.—Admiral Willis, Commander-in-Chief. Mediterranean, issued an official statement stating that as the British destroyers Saumarez and Volage—which struck mines in the, channel between Corfu and Albania on j Tuesday—were steaming through I the north Corfu channel Albanian j shore batteries
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    Big Business Controlled Jap Economy
    273 8 Reuter. Washington. Oct. 27 Bi business grip on tne life and economy of Jopan in any other capitalistic Industrialised country" is exposed hei la a report b y a United Estates spe Mai rr.'ssion of experts wh recommend measures for Breaking up the Zaibatsu system
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    German Rocket Experts In France
    53 8 Reuter. Marseilles. Oct. 26 —Five hundred German ballistics technicians havv arrived at the French military airfield of St, Raphael near here to work on new methods of projecting VI and V 2 rocket weapons, it was announced to-day. The announcement added that the Germans came
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    Wants Guarantee For Volunteers
    82 8 A.P. Edinburgh. Oct. 26.—Field Marshal Montgomery, British Imperial Chief of Staff, advocated to-day guarantee of future civilian employment for men who volunteer for peacetime service in the British Army as a means to boost enlistment which, he said, was "not so good." Britain Is seeking 100.000
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    Soccer Craze Hits Coal Production
    1176 8 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 27.—0f Britain's million cer fans who pack the stands and terrace, ea V<" miners are perhaps the most keen. Hitherto Brita?* coal chiefs have viewed with ala/m this en because of absenteeism it leaves in its wake Bu: a suggestion has now
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    TODAY'S SOCCER
    29 8 The R.A.F. (Tengah) which shared honours with the 177 C.R.E. in the Victory Cup Soccer game played on Oct 17, will replay this evening at Jalan Besar.
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