Malaya Tribune, 5 November 1946

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    51 1 The Malaya Tribune THE PEOPLE fVR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously in Penan! 3 "o™'0™' Un,pUr ,poh 'Phone Numbers: Editor 5813 Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 2tt& I PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune 1 fJESDAY, NOV. 5.
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    WALTZ......
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    NOT WAR. FOR TITO
    63 1 A.P. 1 Marshal king at a mooting oi ns, said he was cerI aM be no war ause tne people of the world aid: we want relations to especiaiij with Ameriout declared that the im- ol Yugoslav river boat.Danube by United authorities was an inimilescribed as
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    STUFFORD NOW FULL GENERAL
    72 1 Ok neral Sir lionCommander of Frees South East r moted to the a] effective a] Stopford was in th Rifle Briwron the Millfirst a orld war. ting in France w rid war. when 0 After Dun- mmandant of ge at Camberley. tander of 12 then sent
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    KILLEARN'S OFFICE STEPS IN
    329 1 Shipping programme may be affected DOCKERS' STRIKE (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Office of the Special Commissioner in Singapore, Lord Killearn, is studying the strike situation at the Singapore Harbour Board in relation to the shipping programme for South East Asia, it is learned today. Singapore being
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    'Big Four' Rift Now Wider
    193 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Nov. 4—The Big Four Foreign Ministers began their tnira conference m Wal- dort Astoria Hotel today in an atmosphere in which differenc s separating the Soviet Union from the western powers hav e been sharpened rather than eased by the recent Paris
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    41 1 A.P. ROS COMMON. Eire, Nov. 4.— Mmister ol Justice Gerry Boland told a public meeting here today that 'it is a complement to us that we refused admission to'th" United Nations. That is how many cf us look at it."—A P
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    3 'IMPORTANT' ARRESTS MADE
    173 1 S'pore Crime Alter a three-hour wait, a party of police trim the C.I.D. arrested three Chinese in a coffee shop in Paya Lobar Road at 11 p.m. last night. Those men are considered important captures as a Quantity of property including jewellery and three loaded revolvers
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    U. N. AGREE ON FRANCO
    175 1 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS. New York. Nov. 4 The Polish delegate to the United Nations Security Council. Dr. Oscar Lange. proposing to the Security Council tonight that the Spanish question should be deleted from the agenda said the number of records on the subject had been
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    HOSPITAL FOR SALE
    77 1 Ruter. LONDON, Nov. 4. The Admiralty has ordered the sale of a co?nplete ship's hospital as veil as radio transmitters, typeiaiters and other equipment taken as war prize when the German ships Kamerun and Huascara?i were captured. Included in the 93 lots are a portable x-ray machine,
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    Free Rubber Reaction
    314 1 I (Tribune Staff Reporter), i 1 The official announcement by j the British Government yesterday to restore private trading in rubber and to permit the reestablishment of the London rubber market was hailed by local circles this morning •'We know now where we stand." said a rubber
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    966 Indians Killed In Indonesia
    65 1 A.P. NKW DFLHI. Ncv. s.—lndian troops will be withdrawn from Indoresia by the end of Kove:*iber, G. S. Bhalja. the Imjan Secretary for D*ftnee, said yesterday in reply *o a question in the Central %ascmbly Indian casualties in Indonesia since the cease fire order was
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    Eastern Bengal Riots: Commons Statement
    856 1 650 Homesteads Burnt Reuter. London, Nov. 4. —A full statement on the riots in Eastern Bengal was given in the House of Commons today by Mr. Arthur Henderson, Under-Secretary for India, in reply to Mr. Richard Butler. Mr. Henderson, quoting further reports from the Governor
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    32 2 Mr. Wee Eng Chye wishes to thank all relatives and friends who sent wreath*, loan of vehicles and those who attended night Visit and funeral of his belo%ed wife. On Sunday
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    RUBBER MARKET FREE FROM Nov. 18
    681 2 Reuter. London Nov. 4. The tex. of .he Minister ol Overseas Trade's statement on the restoration of the free rubber market reads: "The Goverjomeni have given careful consideration to fu ure purchasing arrangements lor rubber in accordance with the statement of the Lord President
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    BEAUTY CONTEST
    43 2 There will be a Beauty Competition t t iue 3 re;«t World *o-night Open ill nationalities, this uuipeLition has already attracted m< re than fifty entrants. There are many beautiful girls in Singapore tomorrow evening we si a'l s.»e the tops".
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    NATIONALISATION VOTE
    47 2 Berlin, Nov. 1 —Voter- in He«ee —One of the three state? in the United States /.one of Germany— trill decide by p!ehiscite on Dee. 1. whether the state's mines, iron an 1 steel work-, power plants an-' n l vay system arc to he rationalined
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    32 2 A.P. Bucharest Nov. 4.—The Rumanian Government to-day rejected the American and British notes concerning Rumania's national elections on Nov. 19. but assurerl both the nat'ons that free elections would be held. -A.P.
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    BIRMINGHAM ELECTION
    39 2 Reuter. Birmingham. Nov. 4.—Councillor Dr. Prem, chairman of the Birmingham lnc ia League, defeated h s Conservative opponent ly 1.500 votes m the Municipal elect.o:i he'd here at the weekend. Dr. Prem -tood a Labour candidate. Rente
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    GI STOLE RAZOR— 3 YEARS
    31 2 Yokohama. Nov 1 ■4ea ght edged razor 1 panose dwelling ha J th ?ee year pr.son tera 5 abour for Pf, A Hark. 20- cf Gcyda-,
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      623 2 STATE DRIVE REHEARSAL London, Nov. 4.—Mounted 1- f« Guards and Horse Guards titer a false start escorted «n empty COftCfl town the deserted Mall from Buckingham Palare to the House o* Parliament yesterday in rehear--nl of the State rive on Nov. 1The Life Guar. trotted ou: of the Palace toe
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    Relief Supplies Being Rushed To Kalgan
    314 3 Reuter. SHANGHAI. -Relief supplies are being rushed to Kalgan, ihe big Communis., opera, ional base in South Chahar recently captured by Government troops, where there is said to be unemployment and sarvation. Almoal an of Kazan's factories ar rep- rted to be idle, many
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    1,000 CHINESE DEMONSTRATE IN HONG KONG
    107 3 Reuter. Nov 4 Eiu and a Br.t aft co i ..-•any were called ou r introl 1 000 Chinese instrati rs outside nsu] offices. ns rators. who arr vngk MR rec- >ntJy, dement trom the Dutc a rk done Id Dutch lies in the
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    China's Possible Premier Optimistic
    102 3 A.P. SEATTLE. Nov. 4. China's inj ternai political proolems are not I insoluble, and may have been exaggerated in the mind* ol many observers. Gen. Chang Chun >aid here on his arrival by plane from j New York. Gen. Chang, who has been mentioned a* a
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    China's First National Assembly Sits on Nov 12
    603 3  -  (By HAROLD K. MILKS A.P. NANKING, Nov. 4.—The sound of the temporary chairman's gavel, if it calls China's first National Assembly into session on Nov. 12. will be extra swee* music to one harassed oilicial. He is Hung Lan-yu, who as Secretary-General
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    Chungking Changes Little
    429 3 CHUNGKING I Discounting th*> aim si c m plate absenc i foreigners ol ail nationalities China's wart'm capital, phungkmg. sc-ms to have ehang d lit tlo tUtCe hr| <>h>!)rr Tt, E people are brisk energetic ani crowd th* 1 street in even greater numbers than t irnerly
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    CIVILIANS QUITTING SOVIET-HELD DAIREN
    393 3  -  On The China Front (By Tom Masterson A.P. Pnipjiitf, Nov. 3. Government troops toaay cat lured Yehn.sien, one ol four principal ports on northern coast of Shantung peninaula, rh#* indej*o dent "Hsin Min Pao" reported. in Hope! province National sis captured lioiisnui and Ychsi'n, on Uie
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    COMMUNISTS CLAIM MAJOR VICTORY
    127 3 Reuter. j NANKING. Nov. 4 The Communist .spokesman today elaun ri major victory n South i Manchuria where ho said 5 000 men inducting the Coram md Inc-Oener»] urnl his deputy, ol thi American trained and equipI pad Nationalist 28th. Division \«rii "annihilated*' in the battle
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    Chinese Not 'Interested' In Relief Allocation
    235 3 PENANG. Friday. At a meeting held at India House" yesterday, convened by the Controller of Supplies. Malayan Union, there were present representatives of the Penang Chamber of Commerce, British Association of Straits Merchants. Muslim Chamber of Commerce. Indian Chamber of Commerce. Indian Association of
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    Madame Chiang On Peace In China
    566 3 Nanking Madame Chiang Kai-shek sharng the hopes, anxieties and prayers pf the Cr ncr in- hmo m the current peri id i I threatened political and economic crisis, foresees the time when all part'es will be working u>i gether for the common gaod Pi
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      45 3 < K HYA\- Exclusive To The Malaya Tribune im:55 5M!TjA f Rf6HT rfWWV) HUM'S MT? 5HF5 HOT ARRIVED! YI DONT /NEITHER PO (A ZWi "0 BE WARNED.' I IF VDtl LtKt/ ThERFS NO REPLY FROMHff? THE XUMDOF J I LET'S WKf ft J PLACE v gv^N^y
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    Free Rubber Market
    446 4 II aril] be unfortunate if tl c rubber industry mislakes the re-establishment of a free rubber market in ondon for the certainty i prosperity. While the industry has had a great d al to complain about unci, r government control, it is going to be subject in
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    OIL AND THE FUTURE OF BORNEO
    819 4  -  By Tom Harrisson In 1940 the second largest island in ths world (cnsisled of five disiinc: territories —Du.ch Borneo, Sarawak, Independent under the Brooke family, British 'Norjth Borneo, under a chartered company, theSultanate of Brunei and ihe island of Labuan, administrated from Singapore. The
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    NZ's immigration Plan
    212 4 AUCKLAND. New Zealand.— Instead of entering on an immed'ate large-scale scheme of assisted immigration as are som D minions. New Zealand's plans for the early post-war years call for a selective scheme under which immigrants will be chos.n ta fill specific shortages. Thai is the conclusion Government
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    Municipal Employees
    267 4 r LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Sir.—Much publicity has been given to the Municipal President's speech regarding the welfare or the Municipal Asi .tic Staff. There are at present a very fortunate few who hold the Special Grade. The majority are in grade IV at a
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    Quit China
    46 4 Sir.—The press has reported that non-Chinese were among these who signd the Quit Ch'na' list Has it ever occurred to them that while yelling at others to auit China, they themselves are stick ng their nosrs into other peonies' affairs? What irony!— ATTMITS (Singapore).
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    Banishment And The Gangster
    180 4 Sir.—l take my hat off to "An Eagle" for his bright suggestion that in the case of Eurasians, banishment should be accord ng to the basis of parentage. Yes, this could be done for the first generation of the Eurasians. What about the second generation? Aren't
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    Requisitioned Car
    142 4 Sir.—Prior to the fall of Singapore, when Japanese bombing grew in intensity, my cousin with his family evacuated to Lorong Ah 800 <a by-lane to Paya Lebar Road». On February 3rd. 1942 an officer of the R.I.A.S.C. made a call on h.m and informed him that the Red
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    French not to be caught 'Unprepared' again
    437 4 Reuter Paris The France oi the future will be in "an excellent state of military preparedness." according to a spokesman for the French Ministry of War who declared that the new system of compulsory military training, though hampered by a small budge haci
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    Longest Battle Of The War
    406 4 The longest, costliest and hardest-fought battle of World War II raged for 68 manthsirom the sinking of the Attienia within a few hours of the declaration of war tv the signal by Doenitz ordering the cessation of hostilities. This was the battle of the Atlantic,
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    'Foster-Mother' Saves Pup
    260 4 Reuter. d SY D NEY.-For ten days Mrs. Beryl Norton, of Avoca Street Randwick, Sydney, has kept a pup alive by carrying it down the iront of her dress, between a woollen singlet and her skin. During the day she took it out only to feed. At
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    Full-Scale Nationalist Offensive In Shantung
    176 5 A.P. Peiping, Nov. 4.—The Central Government's offainst the Communist-held northern of ig is spreading today into a fullseale camr the. entire province, military observers say in Manchuria Nationalists are swiftly squeezing mist Army out of Liaotung peninsula As the Government troops continued their assault against
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    New Air Record: 170.3 Hours Up
    110 5 A.P. LAKEHURST, NEW HERSEI Nov. 4.—The Navy Airship XM-1 which toc-K off here a week ago. landed late last night at Clynco, Georgia establishing what naval official claim was a record for non-stop non-refuelling fights of any type ol ircraft —170.3 hours. The fight
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    NINE PLOTTERS ARRESTED
    47 5 A.P. Venezuela. Nov. g.—Nine persons were arrested for plotting the overthrow of the Venezuelan Government, the Ministry of ihe Interior ai'nounced in Caracas yesterday. Among those implicated. the announcement stated, were two former presidents of Venezuela, new in exile in the United States. —A.P.
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    'Another Great Labour Advance' —Attlee
    82 5 A.P. l. —Complete reay's municipal o'ecSunday that the .-;<ined 159 seats in •Is of England ci ding into the local donvnane* it ali national sea 1 hailed the result the left tide, niani- Pariiame tary still »t»fcng i>ut the til a net .cam of that
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    POLICE-HUKS CLASH
    56 5 A.P. Mot, 4. Philippine rs were rushed on Suno. 90 miles north of M C< ret military police i fierce battle with an "30 Hukhalahap jruerillas. ifrhj iruerillas and two were reported stern Luzon Philippine a reported 60 Hukdl- en killed in recent Tayabas province, was renamed Quezon
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    POLISH WOMAN MURDERED
    55 5 Reuter. I Wi ham, Kent. Nov. 2.—lt is announced that the i man known as Miss Dagmar fcters I and murder d on Wrotbaa I on Thursday was Dag- P trzywalski. She was of Mi extraction and lived in a nd tarnaulin hut five fr n the
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    Berlin goes to the polls Casting their first free ballots in fourteen years, Berliners turned out a , heavy note, in the Berlin Municipal Elections on October 20. There were , 2,349,722 eligible voters. Photo shows: -A Four- Power inspection team watches while an old lady casts her vote in a polling booth Gatow in the Brit tish Sector of Berlin.—A.P. Photo.
    61 5 Berlin goes to the polls Casting their first free ballots in fourteen years, Berliners turned out a heavy note, in the Berlin Municipal Elections on October 20. There were 2,349,722 eligible voters. Photo shows: -A FourPower inspection team watches while an old lady casts her vote in a polling booth
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    Fuller Details Of China- U.S. Treaty
    475 5 Reuter. Washington, Nov. 4. Fuller de.ails are now available of the commercial treaty signed in Nanking between the United S:ates and China -the first postwar comprehensive commercial :.reaiv* to be signed by either Government. The treaty, which covers friendship, commerce and navigation, is based
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    Killed Husband, Gets Year's Imprisonment
    140 5 A.P. LAS VEGAS. Nevada. Nov. 4.—Bridget Waters. British wartime bride accused of murdering her husband, was convicted yesterday of involuntary manslaughter. The penalty for involuntary manslaughter is imprisonment for one to five years in the state penitentiary at Cars?n City. Along with 'the verdict. ;the
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    TIMES CORRESPONDENT DIES IN ITALY
    51 5 A.P. ROME, Nov. 4.—Mr. Christopher Lumby, chief correspondent in Italy for the London Times, died on Sunday at Merano after an illness lasting several months. He was 58. Mr. Lumby was correspondent in most of the European capitals during his 30 years' service for the
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    'Quake Rocks Russian City
    50 5 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 4 —Mosco v Radit >'-:.-.ed that Tashket. capital of -'■< Uzbek Soviet republic, exneriI a ''considerable" ee/tfeouakc about midnight on Saturday local I The emore luted fiw minutes, i raahlel is the eighth latest city in the Soviet Union With ropulai ion of
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    10 TOMMIES HURT
    29 5 Reuter. JERUSALEM, Nov. 4.—Ten Briti4 soldiers Were injured when a First Parachute Brigade truck was blown Up by a landmine > ix miles outside Tel Aviv. —Reuter.
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    U.S. Wants To Keep Pacific (Jap) Bases
    120 5 Missouri, Nov. 4,—President Truman has reiterated the United States determination to keep exclusive control -for a long time" of the Pacific island bases wrested from the Japanese which it deems essential to American security. The presidential position was restated by his Secretary Mr.
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    Treasure Case: British Officer Court-Martialled
    156 5 A.P. BATAVIA. Nov. 4.—A British Field Security Captain, who Droke the £9millior Nakamura treasure case and then was himself arrested in connection with it, went on trial before a Britisl. Cou t Martial here today. The defendant, Capt. J. R. H. Morton, was charged with
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    Persian Premier & Russian Minister Confer
    36 5 Persian Premier Russian Minister Confer London, Nov. 4.—Ghavara Es Sultaneh, Persian Prime Minister today received the Soviet Minister to Teheran Ivan V. Sadchikov, with whom he talked for more than an hour, Teheran radio said today.
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    Persian Cereals For India
    27 5 Reuter. Teheran, Not. 4.—The Persian Government has issued export licenses for 60,000 tons of cereals to be sent to India, Teheran newspapers reported.—Reuter.
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    2ND WHITE PAPER ON MALAYA EXPECTED
    123 5 (Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monda: Informed political circle* her believe a second White Paper 01 Malaya's constitutional propo>aLis due soon, alter the Governor General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonalt has flown to England, in tht near future, to help the Colonia Office to establisn the
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    Bulgaria Wants Western Thrace
    77 5 Reuter SOFIA, Nov. 4.—Sofia newspapers today published a memorandum of the Bulgarian Government to the Council of the Foreign Ministers, asking that the proposed peace treaty for Bulgaria be revised so as to give the nation Western Thrace, and an outlet into the Aegean Sea. The
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    1,000-LB.-BOMB EXPLOSION
    47 5 Rome, Ncv. 4.—Experts believe that the time bombs, which wrecked Brit'sh Embassy office building in Rome had an explosive force of a 1,000 lb.-bomb. Demolition of the shattered buiU'ings is due to begin today under the supervision of the British and Italian police and enexperts.
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    Hugo's Barber Still Lives—& Dreams
    379 5 BUENOS AIRES, (Air Mail)— Eighty years ago, in his barber-shop in the Rue Clichy in Paris, Emile Severin Astier was receivilng tips from such 4'immortals" as Victor Hujo, Alexandre Dumas, and Victorien Sardou. Today, aged 101, Astier lives with his memories in the French Old
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    Russia's Rehabilitation Report
    153 5 A.P. MOSCOW. Nov. 4.— Intensive hilling in the Baku and Azerbaijan oilfields and construction of many new heavy industrial plants are reported in a summitry of the first year of Russia's new five-year plan. The report described activities from the Danube in the west to the Kurile
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    ANTHONY BROOKE STATES HIS CASE
    282 6 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 3. -A booklet en .it led "The Facts abou; Sarawak" has been published here by William Charles Crocker acting as solicitor for CapLain Bertram Brooke, Tuan Muda of Sarawak and Anthony Brooke. Raja Muda of Sarawak. Anthony. Brooke proposes to seek a
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    Hirohito Poses In Civvies
    68 6 Reuter. 'J'oklo. Nov S.— A -.deliirht mn :rd>i\ s promulgation ol Uic fcta Japanese constitution is photo trraph take-, of the Emaarnr and Kirprcsr» |r civilian clothes, syniboffc of Japan's renrnciation of militarism and war The Imppr'.al Hjunehoh Mit istry na« announced thr.t the pVv.ucran'u wil!
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    An Admiralty Secret Out
    126 6 LONDON. Nov. 4. At one time during the war more than 7.500 women were employed in the Royal Dockyards at home and abroad. That secret was ievealed today with others in an Admiralty report on dockyard wartime work. Preparation- in the dockyards for the Europe inva-ion
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    GRAIN SHIPMENTS RECORD FORECAST
    59 6 Reuter. HALIFAX. Nova Scotia. Nov. :5 G rain shipments through Canada winter ports this .-eason are expect rd io reach n»*-st a record mark. \ccoroin| to \i Gordo- b isnor. Member of Pu.'iiaiuen t for Halifax, the Gove- meat piomiie* to make fpll use of tatiiitie*
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    U. S. OBJECTS TO SOVIET SUGGESTION
    165 6 A.P. Ne* Y.wk, Nov. v —The United S'a'ta I bjee'e viiTCou.ly y-V.ordav 0 i So* a temp: to pr*.\ lac political cCmm'.t'.ee Cf lV Unite-. Nat ens As.-emhh fram ii cureiop l.p Secur iv Councils itjtiOl it', ejectirS ff vo membership appl cat:>n i.
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    'Race Issue'—Harbinger Of War
    146 6 Reuter. Dar-es-Salaam Nov 3.--Ttv continuance of racial discrimination might sow the of a third world war. sa.d Sorabji RustojnJi leader of the Indian South African passive resistanc rrp venu-nt at Dai-es-Saiaam. toda/ in a special interview while on jl Dying b at en route for the
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    War Explosive Now Perfect Worm Powder
    68 6 A.P. WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.— The U.S. Agriculture Department Industry Bureau has discovered what its scientists believe a perfect drug for eradicating stomach worm in -heep. The worm has been known since the time oi Aristotle. Dr. Benjamin Schwaitz said. He said the new drug
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    DENVER SNOWSTORM KILLS SIX
    43 6 A.P. DKNVKR. Nov. 4.—Su (MtraOfH were killc here and transportation \va» paralysed yo.-terday by ihi heaviest "owstorm recu dcd in th's area. With almost 20 inches of spow already on the ifruund. iU'c turm was continued tiuoughout the day.—A.P.
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    'GHETTO LAW' WILL BE ENFORCED
    232 6 Reuter. Prv-tsU-i". Nov. ;;.--Scuth Afrcas im* ftww a,ul Xc 1 «icntatiou Act— -ghrtt.. lav RMWd last Apri l which wII bo Qis a .,Md l».v Lie United Na'iO's WW cUer iijr the phase of appiuat:oii During ih«« week a ver'.isemcnts M:ve been ii. Natal and
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    Italy Protests Against Allied Peace Treaty
    179 6 Ruter. LONDON. Nov. 3.- The Itiaian Government will hand a note to the Big Four Foreign Ministers in New York on Friday >tating that the proposed Allied peace treaty for Italy does not agree with the principles, of the Atlantic Charter. Rome Radio said
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    French Successes On English Turf
    89 6 Reuter. Pari.s N» A total of 19 I 000.000 francs tn prize money lias been won on ihe English j turf by 21 French horse* is the j past four months according to stat stic published in to-day French newspaper 'Liberation.' The biggest priz. l
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    U.S. WILL KEEP PACIFIC BASES
    46 6 A.P. INDEPENDENCE. Missouri Nov. 4. President Truman on Sunday i reiterated the United States' determination to keep exclusive i control ''for a long time" of the Pacific i-land bases wrested from the Japanese which it deems essential to American security.— A.P.
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    M.C.C. WIN BY 244 RUNS
    872 7 WRIGHT, BEDSER ROUT VICTORIA (From Xorjiian P.esLon. lie liter* Special Co> respondent uitli the MCC team) Melbourne, Nov. 4,-— The MCC's win by the wid: margin of 244 runs over Victoria stands out as the most encouraging performance of the tour, so far. The players
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    tfndenoatet polo. Vncit'iwatei polo needs plenty of b>eatli with its <übmeryed goals und oneminute intervals oi action. The ball is count erweighed and floats below the surface. At a swimming pool in Los Angeles spectator* watch the play from a submarine aallcnj With plate-glass windows, ftom which they enjoy a fish-eye view of the spo<t. Photo shows. Exciting action dminy a match at the Los Angeles town pool. Note the aoal post at right. A F. Photo.
    79 7 tfndenoatet polo. Vncit'iwatei polo needs plenty of b&gt;eatli with its &lt;übmeryed goals und oneminute intervals oi action. The ball is count erweighed and floats below the surface. At a swimming pool in Los Angeles spectator* watch the play from a submarine aallcnj With plate-glass windows, ftom which they enjoy a
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    Score Board
    124 7 M.C.C. Ist IDJU Victona Ist Inn? 189 M.C.C. 2nd Inns 279 for 7 dec VICTORIA: 2nd INNINGS. Tambiyn b Hutton 24 Mueleman run out 14 Miller b Langndge 8 Harvey C Ikin b Bedser 57 Hassett c Compton b Wright ,i 7 Johnson c Ikin b Wright 0
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    Indian Troops May Quit Basra
    122 7 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Nov. 4. The 1 withdrawal of Indian troops from Basra. Iraq, "is still under I Government's consideration." G. S. Bhalja. Deience Secretary, declared in reply to a question in the General Assembly today. He said the Government of India had received no
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    88 7 untitled TeamSports Writers untitled Too Happy The farm D;iviv Cup recent tennis i n« Sydaej i If Aus .am h:i&lt;l to be i sfeown la these b rOaaaeaed of D any Pr.ilj. be sfani at a sport h*y retained th•V fin—ass?! frofl blist era afC r.O| oonsij 9oi a ick
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    NEW GOC in C ARRIVES in KL
    80 7 v' exa Cf r Gal." I SO, Ufthe new ya Co: marw! arSunday November y Mai. G«.n. I B DSO. who I ting 0.0.C. in C IS th L 946, Mr. T. Secretary, Malaya 1 his Dakota I eetad I Guard of I
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    Chinese Will Present Protest To U.S. Consul-General Today
    112 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Chinese Federation, headed by Mr Ng Aik Huan, will present a letter of protest to the American Consul-General, Mr. Paul Josselyn this morning in connection with the -Quit China" campaign. Signatories to the letter number 34,150 representing
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    S'PORE FOOD, PRODUCE MARKETS
    318 7 (By Our Own Correspondent). Prices quoted below are tor picul weight exc&lt; pt where otherwise stated Foodstuffs: Yesterday's quotations were "Meehoon" Siam $78. Indo-China $65; Kedah $65. Siam glutinou&gt; nee $100, Kedah glutinous rice $85. Siam rice milling $38. Rock Frugal B&lt; st quality $75. medium
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    JOHORE WOMEN HOLD A TEA PARTY
    68 7 Johore women entertained the Resident Commissionci Mr. E.E.F. Pretty. European and Government officials and representatives of the various communities at a tea paity last Thursday when the firth monthly bazaar vva&lt; held at, Kampong Nong Chlk. Johore Bahru. Village arts and handiciaiu were on
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    More Prizes In Big Sweep
    401 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IPOH. Monday.—Aimed at enabling a greater number of members to participate in the unlimited sweep prizes than under the present arrangement, the corrmittee of the Perak Turf Club has drawn up a new scheme called "sub-division of prizes" which will be introduced
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    REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS IN S'PORE A.A.A. MEET
    220 7 The following have been telectj cii (o represent the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association ia the forthcoming Singapore Repreaeata- live Athletic Team Championships Meeting to be held at the Police Training School Ground!, Thompson Rend, (vi Saturday, Nuv 4 o at 2.45 p.m. The preliminary
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    Melbourne Cup Race Today
    207 7 Reuter. MELBOURNE. Nov. 4 —Australian racegoer* from all over the Commonwealth will flock Flemington race-course here tomorrow to watch the race for the Melbourne Cup. Atatralia'l premier richest race With no cricket to eagafW their licntion the Maryleboners, still fresh from their triumph aver the state
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    REPUBLICAN VICTORY CERTAIN
    284 8 Truman silent 35,000,000 vot in U.S. today Reuter. A.P. NEW YORK, NOV. 4. -PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN, WHO MAY FROM TOMORROW FACE AN ALMOST INSUPERABLE TASK OF RUNNING THE UNITED STATES IN FACE OF A HOSTILE CON- GRESS WHICH COULD NULLIFY HIS EVERY I MOVE, TONIGHT MAINTAINED HIS
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    U.S. WRACKED BY INFANTILE PARALYSIS
    71 8 A.P. NEW YORK, Nov. 4.—The infant le paralysis outbreak which swept across ihe v ked States r lis year was 'he 'second most screw in ihe nation's history, the Nalysis pdo rted. A total of 20.65* l eases wen reported up to Oct. 21. compared
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    No Poppies This Year: Ship's Late
    59 8 It is learnt that the ship b/inging poppies from the United Kin?- j dom for sale ir* Singapore and *he Malayan Union on Nov. 8 will not arrive in time. i Emergency arrangements however have I been made and a limited j number of
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    Jap Communists Oppose New Constitution
    145 8 Reuter. Tokia N v. 4 The Japanese Communist Party n a statement on the promulgation yesterday ol the Japanese Constitution ••All the fanfare and hullabaraised by the Governm.nt and Conservative elements over the new Constitution have only s rved to prove that special pr:_ vileges
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    Indian Case Vs. South Africa
    121 8 Reuter. NEW Y"RKt Nov. 4— It s icnrned authorital ve!y that imports i document* in savaorl of'the la iaa case ngai a* South \frica has*, been fleam from In *.a to *he Indian celepat on to 'he United Ni ni General Assembly. The uocume-ts. some
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    Soccer Strike Now Unlikely
    118 8 Reuter. A.P. PRESTON, Nov. 4.- Though no agreement was reached on wage questions at today's four hours meet ing between Football League representatives and the Playe&gt;s Union, it is understood the tatter's representatives were well satisfied n itlt the negotiation*. There probably wifl be no strike.
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    12,000 Questions Were Asked
    151 8 LONDON, Nov. 4 A remarkable session of Par!.amen: which began it! %ngn«t last year nfter the Go'era! Election of the previOßS month, ends on Wednesday. All kind* of records have 1 een bjDken. About &lt;0 billl have been passed, 12,000 quest io- ask*-i an." hundreds of
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    30 8 A.P. TEHERAN, Nov. 5. —The Prince Minister of Persia, Qavam-es-Sul' laneh, officially notified the Minstry of the Interior op Moil'ay that the Iranian elections will start on Die. 7.—A P
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    Carthage's Empty Cargo Space: Commons Query
    223 8 Reuter. LONDON Nov 4 -The quesj tion wn\ th? L 5.000-1 &gt;n steamship Carthage arrived at Singai port' en Oct. 11 with empty 1 passenger and cargo acccmmo- datton was asked in the House f Commons todsy. Sir Waldron I Smithers, Conservative, asked If
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    Ho Chi Minh Presents New Govt Line-Up
    191 8 A.P. By ICtchei IfOutsehen) i H 0101, Nov. a Pre*id&lt; H.. 1 Chi Minh toiight presented the l Me- Bp of hii new govt maent to the Republic of Vet Nam's National t Assembly a»&lt;2 'ho Assembly, after asshotr t debate, passed a
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    Amusing Play At The Victoria Theatre
    544 8 (By Ov.r Own Critic) The latest stage production sponsored by C.S.E. at the Victoria Theetre, Singapore, is Blanche Littler's Company in a brand new play, "Worm's Eye View". This comedy, which is Squadron L? ider H. F. Del dot-field's first 'o reach tl c
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    Paris Police Commissioner inspects art. Paris Police Commissioner Georges Clot inspects a canvas which he said wa< a faked painting bearing the forged signature of tfie famed artist Utnllo. In the foreground is a fake Picasso drawing. Beyond it is a statue bearing the allegedly forged signature of the sculp tot Maillot. Beyond the little statue is a "Utrillo" painted on wood. Ail items bear the police department seal<. A.P. Photo.
    73 8 Paris Police Commissioner inspects art. Paris Police Commissioner Georges Clot inspects a canvas which he said wa&lt; a faked painting bearing the forged signature of tfie famed artist Utnllo. In the foreground is a fake Picasso drawing. Beyond it is a statue bearing the allegedly forged signature of the sculp
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    'Cease-Fire' In Java Ordered
    139 8 Batavia, Nov. 4. The Commanders in Chief of the Dutch, Indonesian and British forces in Indonesia agreed today to issue immediate cease-fire standfast orders. The joint Truce Commission decision to implement the truce agreement signed by the three Governments concerned on Oct. 14 followed a three-week
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    Swedes Trounce Sheffield Utd.
    81 8 Reuter. SHKFFIKI.D, Nov. 4.—T?te Swedish champions, Nori kcepir.e;. easily heal Sheffield Unite-, five poais to two teday after leading 3-1 at halftime. Pearson opened the ICO ring and Lie.'helm adiied two more before Forbes scored for Sheffield. Brook fu gher reduce i the Sheffield arreas in
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    Priest Rebuked
    89 8 Reuter. PARIS. Nov. 4. Father Louis Blanc, Marseilles priest who has entered a campaign for the general election on Nov. 10 at the head of the Marseilles list for Republican patriots. resisters and deportee.-, was rebuked today in a statement issued by Diocesan authorities. The statement said: "Ecclesiastical
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    CZECHOSLOVAKIA WINS BRITANNIA SHIELD'
    91 8 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 2. -Czechoslo- vakia with an aggregate of 91 points won the sports contests j between the national teams of Allied servicemen for the "Britannia Shield" to commemorate the Battle of Britain The Royal Air Force was second with 88 points. Belgium third 74.
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    ATHENS CONFERENCE
    52 8 ATHENS. Nov. 2—Premier Constant in TsaldarU and Sir Cliff rd Norton, the British Ambassador, conferred with the American Ambassador. Lincoln MacVeagh, at the American Embassy on Saturday as activity Intensified in connection with the attempts to broaden the Greek government. King George's palit.cal adviser was also present at
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    NORGE WHALER AT. CAPETOWN
    26 8 CAPETOWN. N first whaling ezpediti Antarctic this seas i ing the 13.800-t n lactoryship Norm whalers. reached Cap I ffl 1 today.
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    British Troop Escort For Indian Ministers Criticised
    190 8 LONDON. Nov. 4.—Asking what British troops or other British*personnel wo r employed in escorting Pandit Jawahar'.al Nehru on the Northwest From er, Major Legge Bourke, Conservative, suggested la th« House ot Commons today that Instructions should be issued that ii; no c renmstances
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