Morning Tribune, 1 October 1946

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE WWF^^ (New Series) 10 CENTS W Ol iTL 3PAY, OCTOBER_ 1, 1946.
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    4 NAZI GROUPS CONVICTED AT NUREMBERG
    1997 1 4 NAZI GROUPS CONVICTED AT NUREMBERG "Aggressive War Established Beyond All Doubt" Only Some Of The Nuremberg Evidence j NUREMBERG. SEPT. M.— THE INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL TODAY OPENED THE FINAL PHASE IN THE PROCEEDINGS TO DECIDE THB FATE OF 22 OF ADOLF HITLERS CHIEF LIEUTENANTS WITH A SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
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    U.S. Warships In Mediterranean To Implement Policy
    315 1 U.S. Warships In Mediterranean To Implement Policy Im^mNiOTON Sept. 30.---Mr. James *'orresiai, H^ SaW Secretary, stated today that United I forces were in the Mediterranean to help BoKm'rican foreign policy indicating that they El p i-u-in there for some time to come. ttjrnitc'd States Navy lung to maintain ml' in
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    Paratroop Mutineers For India
    101 1 /t h-arnet\ that the paratroop* who were sentenced at the Kiuang Court martial for mutiny trill leave shortly (on India whcf* they vAll serve thn'v Sentence The men are at present at Kiuang, and Major General Ark' wright, GOC, Malaya Command is reported to be. somewhere
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    JOINING THE COMMUNISTS
    44 1 JOINING THE COMMUNISTS I CALCUTTA. Sept. 30:— Some y-flve released politica men involved in the armoury raid anc terrorist activities in have announced theii lon of joining the ComParty ol India. n wore released by Bengal Government recentof them had served ntj years.- Reuter
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    59 1 'f t/i<- mo* pi^antic toifcl Litton was tftat before 111 t/a« trial o/ t/?e 'coders at Nuremberg, the MAdenct \n Uc i In order to prepare ir rtU. r 4 tfcrbeii ■f Wibaux* Montana, the imitation dh>- o pOe 0/ transcrlpU eme-/|ftA o/ f i»a the evidence given hlch extend
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    The Bells Will Toll Again
    49 1 STRUTTO ART S6Dt 30' hi*' Churchgoersin Germans ui **00 be) been ovlrjoyed by the many thousands ol beUs, qov and Btored ta stored near Hamburg in the y v- melted British zone, will b<> i disapj bui largf nun the churches a- soon Reuter
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    Japanese Killers Acquitted: Court Upholds "Superior Orders Plea
    464 2 unlawful kimn I thr «e Miet lPoW anJ ■Tdu ch woman Miss Han Ifilgi ;id not be sua ained In law, the Austra5a?WaV cKS o'un yes, ,-day arqui.ted and discharged .six Japatie* personn^i of thf Rot/fjr K«-muoitai at the conclußiOd of theii
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    Surprise Police Check
    109 2 Surprise Police Check S (Tr\bune S\af Report j Traffic to and ffC P I I < Vir (i*\ang ar \rt>ia\ly tUpP9d for some t*M UuA S riQht when the poUct WW4«CtI *d i sud/ien ntrprlm theel fat ttrms at KaMnnff Bridge* i Thousands of people *Wrf tzp end individually I
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    U. S. Public Affairs Officer Here
    189 2 Arriving here on board the President Polk, en route to Rangoon to take up po>t as U.S. Public Affairs Officer at the U.S. Consulate General there, is Mr. Frederick Jochem. Mr. Jochem was in the American Navy during the war. He was attached to
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    JAPANESE LAWYERS ARRIVE
    109 2 JAPANESE LAWYERS ARRIVE A pane! of 14 JftpM|£M IftWyvfl nn r l i 10 Interpreters has arrival in Sir- gftpOr* to take part in the defence of' th»-ir nationals nho ;ir»- itill nwaitInpr trial on war crime charges Sinco the opening of the mt tfHoM ti nis in Singapore: in
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    APPEAL AGAINST $2,360 FINE FAILS
    48 2 fin.-'l |2,360 in tht lower courts' In dffauii 12 mdfithi 1 rigoioiii l«- 1 prltonm«nt for potsMtioo of o:?.ooo irettei Im Kim S-^onp; tppeftied aeecKpfvUy bei»f« Mr. Juttta If, iyn^.y yoslrrdnv Kin Si <>ntr fttiuid th«l th« ••ntenet r<''n<M>d, but tfct Jodgl dismi^""
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    21 CHINESE WOMEN STOLE SHELL CASES
    39 2 nl< !'v f o a chnrpo '»f th«-f f <■><■ nor? ?b"M r rn an R.A.P bi 1 i, Cl Th« woi I mnd to K#* f r D( the inapt) b^ll i:i b|
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    Brunei Sultan Says "NO" To Cession Rumours
    113 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) 'I haven't signed any document, nor d-> I intend to, if it's a question of ceding Brunei to the British Crown." This was what Sultan Ahamacl Tajudin of Brunei told me when I asked him last night about a rumour
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    NOTARY CLUB
    37 2 The Rotary Club of Slrnzaixrre nucts to-morrnw in th^ Roof-Oar-rion of the Adclphi Hotf.'l at 1 p.m. This being a b'i iin-ss meeting, mem* b' tf: are asked not to invite Non 1 itotarian rcuosts.
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    Woman Had No Money, Tries Suicide
    99 2 Woman Had No Money, Tries Suicide Worritd because she was two ronths in arrears irith her rent and pestered by the ehief tenand for the money, Ong Peck Hodjn (34) threw herself over Kallang Bridge into the river to end her life at noon on Sunday, Two Indians ivorkiing at
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    Chinese Warship In Penang
    171 2 Chinese Warship In Penang (Our Own R^nortrr) PEN. NO. Monday. The fi><r of Britain's 19 |fifl ships Tor China la here en its wav to China. I* is an anti-submarine 1. 400-ton vessel named 'Pupo', with a speed of 16 knots and a complement of 00. T.".'<sn<T Pupo to China
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    Chettur Back From Hong Kong
    63 2 Completing the final portion nf h\> investigation into conditions of Indian nationals in South-east Asia territories, Mr. S. K. Chettur, Representative of he Government of India in Malaya, nas returned to Singapore from Hong Kong. While in Hong Kong, Mr. Chettur inquired into the conditions
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    CANADIAN HERRING FOR MALAYA
    50 2 CANADIAN HERRING FOR MALAYA An allocation to Malaya, of Cftilftdian herrings, has just boon ntftdfl rid }i r 1 Vntion for imnort liceitetl RQpported bjf firm offers n^d «i f r«^ i -n f Vl9 pros* tonnnrr^ nnnli'd for should now be lubmitted to tbt.« Registrar of Imports and Exports.
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    COX SOCIAL CLUB FOR INDIAN TROOP
    183 2 COX SOCIAL CLUB FOR INDIAN TROOP cxpillh.c,,!; o^y-B t District, last nigh I the Cox Social cinh t^BF troops at the QiJ I in Waterloo Street !W^ Mrs. Cox said she to K would be a great thin KL* a club like that for J W& soldiers where they each
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    PICKPOKETS GAOLED
    110 2 Tan Lim Sing (19), who pallet containing $10.10 ti n Indian shopping at North and Road on Sunday morning. 1 chased and caughi by a k stable on special plain cloth duty. The purse and moo however, were not rec i Tan told the police he i thrown
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    Malaya's "Lost Legion" Coming Home
    148 2 Malaya's "Lost Legion" Coming Home BVTAVIA, Sept 30: "Lost Legion"-325 JM I who were taken to D"™ r ;jß j Guinea as forced b f*%jM the Japanese and stranded after the surrender -is en w"M home at last. roitfnfrß A Dutch spokesman, con.,™ ing the departure of .^..^iß from Hollandia.
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    Free Education Scheme For Poor Children Or War Orphans
    533 3 I (Tribune Staff Rvportvn e elementary education for all has yet to bv introduced into this the educational authorities have, in view of the financial stringency public, instituted a system of free education in English schools in the apply to those
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    UNKNOWN
    125 3 I days after he had iei money which was to have |p;ii'l by him to coolies in I Island-. Lim Kim Lai Irivstcd in an amusement ■in Singapore. The money, |\va- -pent on household exk as he had been unable to or Rhio because of incleweather, he told the
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    Blazing Boat Drifted In S'pore River
    305 3 Blazing Boat Drifted In S'pore River 'Tribune Staff Rvporter} A white sheet of flame which shot upwards for 20 following an explosion on board a motor kang anchored among others in Singapore River Quay, started a fire which attracted hundreds people yesterday afternoon. H* tongkangs B anchored near ig boat
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    ROBBERS TIED UP COUPLE
    140 3 First case to be heard at the Singapoi e As>ize .session which i opened yesterday was one of armed robbery in which Tan Hai alias Tan Tai is charged with armed gang robbery at a furniture hhop in Joo Chiat Road at eight o'clock in the
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    CHINESE DIVORCE CASE
    216 3 CHINESE DIVORCE CASE 'Our Own Report r Kuala Lumpur, Sept 30. -A decree nisi was granted to Tan Lai Cheng against her husband 1 Law Joo Jin. following a divorce suit in the Supreme Court be- fore Chief Justice Bir H c. Willan. Petitioner in tier evidence said that she
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    "Almost Eight Months In Police Custody"
    302 3 "Almost Eight Months In Police Custody" Stating that his clients had D almost eight months n police custody, from Sept. 1945 May 2. this year, and th' n released on a bail of $10,000 '■ach, Mr. V. J. Mendis applied for a redaction in bail, adding that in these difficult
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    Dancing Tutor Robbed Cabaret Girl He Loved
    204 3 (Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sept 29. For theft of $170 cash belonging to a friend of his, a youth Joseph Rooario was convicted by the Districl Judge Mr. Oarton, The complainant Poomost ol the money. Jee Hcn^ a taxi-dancer at one of
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES UNION TEA PARTY
    27 3 The Municipal Services Union j will hold a re-union tea party lon Thursday at th»> Adelphi Hotel roof garden at 5.15 p.m.
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 1946. Optimism
    371 4 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 1946. Optimism The pessimists cannot have it all their own way all the time and as a change from the gloomy predictions of recent months we now have President Truman confessing the belief that we are tfointf to have permanent peace, and General Smuts declaring
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    Commemorating The Battle Of Britain
    784 4  -  H.L. Hopkin OUR LETTER FROM LONDON oy Fleet-street, Sept.. ltiThirty two RAF squadrons roared OYer London on Saturday morning in honour of a £r« at memory These young pilots were paying homage to a momentous anniversary, to which further tribute was paid in services :ill
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    Mounting Tension In Nuremberg Drama
    256 4 NUREMBERG, Sept. 20.— The first nerves to crack under the mounting strain in this drama of the Nurem- berg war crimes trial were t hose of Herman Goering s v.ife. The one-time queen of tho Nazi Socialists, emerged from e prison gates yesterday after seeing
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    New Colonial Development Council
    111 4 New Colonial Development Council LONDON, Sepi B for nial Secretary .\t r I development council V advise him on the fr I review of plans for c nomic and social h,- ".""■> The members an- yl Portal, former Minister ofi^V^ Sir Bernard Bourdillon 1 Governor of Nigeria, Sit^W^ Cunningham, former
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    Homeguard To Quell U.P. Unrest
    102 4 Homeguard To Quell U.P. Unrest LUfKNOW, (A:- V ted Province? (Conffresi merit is considcrintr the u I rf "Home Guard.-/ I B communal unrest in th< iruv;:^ According to present I U.P. Home Guards will I nbout 5.000, trained in the ;s modern arnus. Companies of u Guards will be
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    Battlefields In Arctic!
    133 4 Battlefields In Arctic! LONDON. Sept. said in a Moscow broadc** Saturday that the Arctic ditions like that ol e aircraft carrier Midwaj &u« Canadian operation Mu>Wjm not likely to help in tW c W lidation of peace. Pravda said V^^iM the United States \sV m "convince the native pe<j America
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    Twofold Crisis Facing Egypt
    320 6 CAIRO, Sepl 29. Eg; I aeii jolti resign! nounced la night, and I m tin Eerotion treaty m ns. It is generally b lei i\ .s.dky Pasha's resignation eh be tendered to Kin^ Paronk without consulting hi tbinct was caused by fr akag( to th<- Arab
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    Bombing Of Bushire Ordered
    111 6 Bombing Of Bushire Ordered Persian Civil War TEHERAN, Sept 29. The Persian air force has been or dered to bomb part of the t/jwn and porl ol Bushire, occupied by the tribesmen, according to Persian papers which added 'Hall ol Bushire lj in the handof the rebels." Heavy fighting continues
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    25 6 WASHINGTON, Sepl 30 -The 1 ffice ol Defence Transportation t 1 1 r the ■••'r hi < hort ;.[■<• will lOOH i «>> i•• hi an production A.P.
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    Labour Will Have Record Senate Majority
    141 6 n ir»di< I 1 P of Representative and rt ol Lj boui ■r md i ,>, <i ite i la. ■11 final II !>" IS or 16, Lib* Party 10, Lang Labovi me h odeni Labour on«. I .-.nd [ndepen loie their dep<>i; will
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    Death Of (Under 5) Maharaja
    77 6 Bombay. Sept. 29.- The Ma haraju ot Kolhapur 3,000--square-mile state of southwesIndia difd early today. He was not live years' old. He had been receiving medical treatment for anaemia since July and develop' d pleuro pneumonia last weekend. The Maharaja was adopted by the Maharani
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    KAISER CARS
    36 6 WA^IIINCJTdN, Sept. W, The Office oi Price Administration hi fi '1 ihe maximum price *"<>»• <\\c K iaei [m trial four-d K>r >cdan :it M.645 and for a four-door Prazei < dan a1 -^1 ,795, A.P.
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    Burma Hill Tribes Want To Remain Under British
    476 6 Burma Hill Tribes Want To Remain Under British LONDON, Sept. 29. ibe hill peoples of Bui n portedly opposed to the idea of ever coining undc Bui man administration and insist on remain,;. British rule," declares O. M. Green in the indepei Observer. The mission of leading Karens which recently
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    Won't Pay Punitive Tax
    39 6 ALLAHABAD. Sept. 30:--bave refused to pay punil Of 10,000 rupees lappvox. Straits, which wan impos. United Provinces Governn. communal rioting. The Moslems said they ref pay on orders of the League BW A. P. Command.
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      150 6 U"l. AII\I^II I:\CLUSIVI l\ MALAYA TO iHI MORNINC, TRIBUM I St*t 'Km I p In the Other Alley By Al Capp OH, YOU RE SO FORTUNATE, f PuRITANIA- f^ "'^^Vr 5 (~CA/N X T F/GGER OyT WHUT CHAUNCEY piD^^^^^ A^ l^T niSS FORTUNE- IF YOU'RE H CY>4^/v/r;~l V YOU'RE THE
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    Hollywood Also Has Rent Racket
    1054 7  -  Henry Gris By Morning Tribune Corres. in Hollywood. Stars Are Worried WOOD. La minute topic of the Hollyhas been houses and luting of the rent i vwks part Of the ntrol scheme in I states, caught many d him star by surk. there was one
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    'New Constitution Unsatisfactory'
    392 7 1 —de Gaulle EPINAL (France), Sept. 29. General Charles civ Gaulle speaking at Epinal to-day said the new constitution adopted by the National Assembly last bight was unsatisfactory. "We would even be surprised A many Of those who voted for 'it for reasons no doubt v^ry far
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    "Supersonic" Wall
    110 7 London Bepi 29 A<r mauti caJ experts here speculate that Geoffrey d<> Ha v ill and may h I crashed h!s experimental Jet plane on Friday night again I 'supersonic wall." while Dying at th«' speed «»i sound, presumably the greati I spe d attainable, in the current
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  • VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN
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      STARDUST
      919 8 1/ The Great World Oreai last w( ek His Excellency tin Governor General Mr. ICalcolm Macdonen dancing v party, wh lud< (1 Mr and Mrs. Martin. nmander Margaret M d Mr Run Run Shaw. The Mom it bat ten Club This ij certainly one ol the sp t s
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    Why Grow Old?
    356 8  -  Josephine Low man By 1 I Save a cat ion Time I b Ueve that companies and employers will finally give longer vacations than they do now. i As management realizes that a worker can do more efficient work, and more of it, when he has a
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    GANDHI'S BIRTHDAY
    84 8 GANDHI'S BIR THDA Y ftlahatma Gandhi's 77th birthday falls on Wednesday. October l'. Celebrations in connection with the ]>irth anniversary have began in many parts c.f India a id f< stivi- re ?<> last for days an<-l weeVs tofrtther To mark the i py Mr. K. n. M non, has
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    36 8 ANKARA, Sept. 29:— The n«-w Russian nou of S"p; lm to Turkey repeating th<- Russian proposal for ;i joinf uu-i o-lurki.sh defence of th«Turkifli itralta (Dardanelles and Bc&ptlQrUS) ';im.' M B surprv tO political Cirelea hi
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    100,000 Demonstrate In Rangoon
    127 8 100,000 Demonstrate In Rangoon RANGOON. Sept. I Anr-Faseist Leagu I day 1 ed a mas, demonstrate n a&m the British White Paper I Burma. I Carrying red banners M shouting slogans I White Paper, accept th< I ers f demands, we want con™ freedom" a hundred th'J'^H people marched in
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    4 Men & Kangaroo On Record Bid
    265 9 4 Men Kangaroo On Record Bid PERTH, Sept. 30.— Four mt and i kangaroo ofl in the U.S. Navy Neptune aircraft from Pearce airfield near here yesterday on a flight thai may take them half way round the world. sp. ed d 200 rn.iJ.h.. the planto Kadi lln destination in
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    ICKES SUGGESTS 'BIG THREE' MEET
    116 9 ICKES SUGGESTS 'BIG THREE' MEET CHICAGO, Sept. 20 —us. for mer Interior Secretary Harold fekef soggMtad a meeting of President Truman, Pume M nistrr Clement Atflee and Generalissimo Stalin as quickly as pOSsibii io "counsel wth ac'n other about the peace. He sa.d in an address that the °aris con
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    U.K.-U.S. Against Russo-Turkish Direct Deal
    175 9 U.K.-U.S. Against Russo-Turkish Direct Deal WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.— -Dij.U matie authorities >aid '<!a> Britain and the US. can be txpeC ted to confer promptly on Ruasis/i renewed DardanelN -s demands an i bark Turkey firmly. This is the first important <iev<lopment in any major intt-rtat. BJ controversy outside the Paris
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    DESERTED FROM SHIP
    42 9 On being found guilty on charge of deserting hN -hip the s.s. Samara, while in Singapore m Aug. 26 an Anglo Indian sea man, George O. Deer, WU sentenced to lour weeks' r.i. in the Fourth Police court yesterday.
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    Empire's Newest & Largest Oilfield In North Borneo
    203 10 Empire's Newest Largest Oilfield In North Borneo 1/ 29 Ane Id "possibly Em] will ripen land bet^ Bnil n Brll Borneo, -ays an artich lie Ob r by Tom Harrison who w Bri tish officer, spent two years in Born <nd became r the armistic the admii I tratlve officer
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    BRITISH GOLF CHAMPION
    173 10 BRITISH GOLF CHAMPION HolyUke, Cheshire, Sept. 28 Henry Cotton, former British open chump. on, worthily established him* H a* the British matchplay champion today when he beat James Adams by fight and seven in the championship final scheduled lor 36 bolei on the Royal Liverpool championship links here. Earlier in
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    Labourers' Strike Settled
    94 10 Tin* -trik<- ol ovri a thou Labourers employed by about fl coi. most of whom v i>n conti act ba Is ;i» thq Hai b B ird, has been settled. T'n»' si like began on Prl( It 1 repori ed that the i i ct ii ha\
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    502 10 Our Special Food Markets Report On Own < p Prices:— The mark for Ueehoon' s a-ain ad ,-rday with buyers for Si an. Amoy and Kedah qualities at SI 10. $100, $120 and $90 piCUI K>p« rtiVelV. Yesterday's quotations for siam rice and glutinous rice remained unchanged with Siam Rice
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    Wrestling Results
    64 10 ff Conda of Manchester K.<> ed 1 per Qoldstone <>:' the Mile End in tho fifth round of a scheduled 10 i ound bout Son of Kolltf of Kuala Lumpur drew j >h Dara Singh cf Punjabi over si:; ound \nuy Oliver of the Royal Signal chalked up
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    Indian Test Team Invited To Ceylon
    61 10 Indian Test Team Invited To Ceylon 'IK) Bept. 30. The Indian cricket team that recently a d England has been invited 1 he Ceylon cricket association to pay a two-week visit to island soon after its arrival in the i-land. tn »i the cancellation of West Indian torn ol India,
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    Volunteer Special Constabulary
    128 10 Volunteer Special Constabulary Membe th I tioiulity, v.ho .re I ing the Volnnteei I d to I once with the I 01 I Iby letter. I Application! bj of the pre-war s, invited. It is intended, if Ba £o are forthcoming, to f Special Constabulary in additi the existing, paid
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    GOLDEN WEDDING
    58 10 One of the oldest and best known Eurasian couples Singapore, Mr. and Mrs. W. F Mosbergeji, celebrate their gd den wedding next Sunday. There will bo a Thanksgiving High Mass at the Cathedral the Good Shepherd on Oct. 4 a; 6.30 a.m. while on Sunday the will have
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    HARRISONS & CROSFIELDl (MALAYA) LTD!
    480 10 HARRISONS CROSFIELDl (MALAYA) LTD! In connection with the change of name of Harrisons. Barker <fc <o. Ltd. to Harrisons Croafield (Malaya) Ltd-, which is announcod in an advertisement in today's issne. a short record of the history of th»» ?>;•••, -tit eompnay ia of interest. Harrisons Sc Crosfield ware -blished
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    Army Lt. Tells President: 'I'm Going To Kill You'
    325 11 I i Bolivia, Sept. 28.— The Bolivian capital i s i is to scenes of bloodshed and vio V ly experieuced events so macabre as mpted assassination of Tomas Monje GutiM: President of the revolutionary junta. ]aza Munllo. barely two lths
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    Repatriation Of Japanese From South-East Asia
    96 11 Repatriation Of Japanese From South-East Asia m ing is an official fc 1r 9 m HQ. B r idcast over Tokio that Britain and decided to repa- y over 103,000 K ndered personnel South-East Asia. is! went on to say patriation was ex- mpleted by the this year, n with
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    MYSTERY OF MINISTERS' DOSSIERS
    50 11 MYSTERY OF MINISTERS' DOSSIERS NEW DELHI, Sept. 30.— One of the first actions of several members of the Interim Government, on assuring office, ims to call for the confidential police dossiers on Vieir wartimes activities and detention, it icas reported here. They found that the files had been destroyed. Reuter
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    Chinese Silk Industry Faces Grave Crisis
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    C.S.E. Takes Us To Town At The Victoria Theatre
    237 11 You've got to band it to C.S.E.— this vrek's revue ia slick, welltrmfvn«d .-'-id fairly sipps down the Milky Way! True, th<> material is I \>'.t mtnrky in parts "What a Young: Boy Should Know* 1 could very w*H pml cut,
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    Handicaps For Penang Races On Saturday
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    Kiliearn Host To Java Negotiators
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    187 11 Shanghai. Sept. 30—Converging columns of Chinese Government fcroopi drove n Communist Lij Kalgan as Nationalist anntej eJsevh re i grouped for possible new large-scale offenshn i One ci lumn bearing dov.n Qfl Communist Chahar prov*n/ r gions is reported to be 40 m to the
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