Morning Tribune, 8 October 1946

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE WP^Z^sb" u<ew Series) 10 CESTS m iu r;3DAY, OCTOBER 8, 1946.
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    Paratroop Mutineers Get Hot Bath Once In 4 Days In Prison Camp
    508 1 I An official statement was issued last night by Jmiarters of Allied Land Forces, South East Asia, [the conditions of the prison camp of the 24* troopers of the 13th Parachute Batrtai recently convicted by court martial. men
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    JAVA TRUCE COMMITTEE APPOINTED
    233 1 JAVA TRUCE COMMITTEE APPOINTED ■»•> following communique m issued bv Lord KtUearn's m night in Singapore: K$ conference of Dutch ad m delegations, under halrmansh'p of Lori K lift: thi morning ar 10. 00 m (Java time) at the residm British Consul Gon- I rd KlUearn was aecom■a ed by
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    NIBs.....
    59 1 r 7. A *on has I 1 m to i the King and Queen I tan. Reuter. 1 „Oct C,,,. krMxas tl, who, martial in I fnurckivd ust night there, uho I Muslim I ted itself with etiirn to Pi I I to to King 1 wik'a I t
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    MALAYAN UNION TALKS: COMMUNIQUE
    100 1 MALAYAN UNION TALKS: COMMUNIQUE (Our Own Reporter > Kuala Lumpur. Monday. An offic ai communique i.sMied j this morning Bays that certain Malayan newspapers of Oct. 7 have r- ported articles from the London Sunday newspap< purporting to outline the < of constitutional discus Ins rcs^ •?i yan Union. The
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    Rangoon CurfewLifted
    22 1 >, Oct. ri o R 0 the police Train and at >. i um« d and the I thdrawi I rrmnl.— A.P.
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    CHINA LENDS US RICE: SHIPMENTS DIVERTED HERE
    242 1 CHINA LENDS US RICE: SHIPMENTS DIVERTED HERE At the recenc meeting of the International Emergency Food Council in Washington lasl week it was decided with the full agreement of the Chinese reesentative acting on behalf of the Chinese Govern- ment, to divert temporarily to Malaya, Borneo, Hongi kon£, India and
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    Bride Drops Dead During Wedding
    95 1 Bride Drops Dead During Wedding INWOOD. New York, Oct. 7.- 21-year-old bride-to-be diopp*d dead in the church aisle on ihe way to the altar, as the Wedding March was be Ins; played and the bridegroom awaited in an anteroom tor a signal to approach the altar. Rose de F<brizio had
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    Vic Oliver Married
    51 1 LONDON, Oct. 7.— Comedian Vic Oliver was married at the Register Office here today to 25-year-old Ificfl Nat; lie Condor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Conder. Oliver's marriage to Sarah Churchill, actress daughter of th.; former Winston Churchill, was di--olv-ed a year ago. Oilver is
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    SHIPS TIED UP
    29 1 SHANGHAI, Oct. 7.— About 25 cargoships are tivd up by a strike of ftevodorc demanding a 150 per O«nt Wife increase. The strike began Oct. 3
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    British Troops Swoop On Jew Slum Quarter
    108 1 It hat tl hu ;tfi»R n>' wh I Bi ounch d i the Holy Cil r. i^ht Jerusalem, Oct. 7. Strong forces of BMtisn ir-^jpv with armoured cars were today unofficial^ 1 reported to be moving towards South Palestine desert where Jewish settlers
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    Indonesia-India Rice Barter Details
    421 1 IndonesiaIndia Rice Barter Details (Tribune Staff Reporter) Dr. Sharif** rice deal with India 700.G00 tons of padi-was U1 exclusive offer to that countiy. Mr. K. L. Panjabl. Governr iv ol [ndla'a Food Secretary, id trie Tribune last night wi^n asked ii there was still any possibility of diverting a portion
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    Self – Defence: 2 Killed Self-Defence: 2 killed
    408 2 Self Defence: 2 Killed Self-Defence: 2 killed Echo Of Feb. 15 Disturbances '•In both cases the wounds were caused by sh< flr. by a party of police the command Ol A. 8. P. Mr. J. H D and such com ito fire was: given self defence, said the Coronei W.
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    Union Governor Jungle-Camped
    99 2 H* Excellency th* Oortmor Oi th< Malay! Union, Sir Edwsrd Cfont, j the guest of honour at *>»rty »t tht; Resid< nry, Kunla I-ipis. fiVMI by the Residrnt CornmiHsioner of Paha-ip, tho Hon. Mr. Arthur n and Mrn. Slcop. AmOng the fi-'cstn were promincr.t ritizor-« of KuMa
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    Ex-Interpreter On Hurt Charge
    183 2 Mr. c,h>.y K«>on Stag rave evidi i ct in thr; Sc-cond Distru-t. Court yesterday when ex-lTtorpret<r Tfh Swei Coon wbh accused on thrti count! jT voluntarily causing hurt to thre. persons: (hoy Koon He k, Tan Y« Chenp: and Khoo Hock Ck*W during »ii<' Japancae occupation,
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    ARMS RECOVERED IN KEDAH
    47 2 Ains und nmmunit.'-n r< i-■»-d by Police action in Kcdah from Januaiy to Beptem.f this jremi were revolvers 13, pi ttoll 30, rlflet 230. shot cms and Kt.-n KUIM 80 hand rrenadei 176, bombs 62. bayonet i 1 2 783 rounds of ammunl-
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    Ex-Inspector Ibrahim's Appeal Withdrawn
    46 2 Ex-Inspector Ibrahim's Appeal Withdrawn Pirn t live rorn- im vstcr^; v f r i I>pforc the Toijrt f>f Cr!l iir:.l th€ nn»)o.tl of fort^or I t of Poll Ibrahim bin Oir ;i r. thdi v< iterday by connnei Mr. B. O. Pil'Mi who stated thf-. tlon
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    SIKHS ON KIOT CHARGE
    36 2 T Ci f*%U ■■<».. von hanfa of rioting n^ AJiwal Street "t 6 p.m. on Aup. 18. T|n f ?< v.o u,';<- poitno~»ed for meni tion '-n Oct. 21 and police )>h\\ U nd<*d
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    Troopship Otranto Due Here ioday
    159 2 The troopship Otranto Is expected tu arrive in Singapore today on her way to Hong Kong. She will only be carrying about 180 civilian pas-^engers. She |s scheduled to embark up to a further 2,000 Chinese at Singapore tor Hong Kong. I )n her return
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    ROTARY CLUB
    32 2 The Rotary riu!» of Bingapori meeti ;it 1 p.m. tomorrow In the Roof Garden of the A'lelphi Hotel. Rctariaa Rovd. li. K. 8. Adams will speak M Rebuilding uith Scouts'".
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    Slept Through Assemby
    56 2 Slept Through A ssemby PARIS, Oct. s.— Four members oj the public were found sound asteep in the vublic gallery when the French Assembly adjourned today alter another all-night session— the second this week—in its race to finish outstanding legislation before midnight tonight. The deputies finally adjourned for breakfast and
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    Acid-Throwing Case: Another Indian Arrested
    142 2 Acid- Throwing Case: Another Indian Arrested Another arrest has been mad^ In connection with the acid throwing inc'dent at Cuff Road on Oct. 1. The total number or people detained in this incident is now eight Indians. The last man to be arrested s S. Alma Singh (23 > who
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    42 2 POOLE. Dorset. Oft. The Nairah of Bahawalpur, Raler of State of Bahadur, with his .<on Maj Abase and h s Minister-in* Waiting, Maj. Hashmi, left Poolc Harbour, Dorset, by a British Over as Airways Corporation fiyn prboat for India this morning. Reuter
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    GOVT. URGED TO SETTLE WAR CLAIMS WITHOUT DELAY
    276 2 The present acute shortage of housing accomo-j dation could be considerably relieved if the Wa v De-, partmentmet and liquidated their liabilities on claims arising out of reouisitioned property without undue delay, r'eriarei the chairman, Mr. Lee Kons Chian at the annual
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    AIRCRAFT LANDINGS COST MONEY
    191 2 AIRCRAFT LANDINGS COST MONEY OTribu I Lvery time a lands in Singapore m Tt costs $3 for th, !,-htr-,t i2B (I*o lb.) to land I with paved runway; tl I landing Oi a crass r have to pay $1 .."0. At the other end of th I the lar^r-sizcd ca
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    Persian Govt. Troops Ordered 'Counter-Attack'
    76 2 TEHERAN, Oct. s.— The VnM War Department Im Otdtfdi u forces facing the rebel ti r.outh Persia to eovater ittd everywhere they a;-;- menace It is feared that if Hm the tribesmen spread-, to Kh province, the oilfUldfl rt^io 1 endangered. Persian Army loi-b. i
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    Still, Liquor Found On Raid
    110 2 Peh Kok Eng. pleaded guilty in the w* PuUce Court yesterday, to < ges of being in P^«*?U dutiable liquor, fermenting au able liquor and being inP siun of a still without I on Sept. 29. f 4 He wkj fined I month on the
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    Captain Acquitted On All Charges: Fatal Crash Echo
    232 3 Capt. John Gillespie ot Base Reinforcement S< ction, ACSEA, was acquitted and discharged b 8 Bond District Judge T. T. Russt-ll yesterday on all three charges of causing death to Lt. Baker and Driver Fazal Hoosein, and causing grievous hurt to Mrs.
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    GEN. MESSERVY FAREWELLS MALAY REGT.
    186 3 fc air F'unk Messervy, I °CB DSO. G.0.C.-in-C, I CB command yesterday Ist Battalion of the 6? Rpeimt-nt stationed in I;. to good-bye inflowing Is the Emrli>h K ffo the Special Order KeDa? he read out to mem- jay Regiment lm- him: ■•DuriMK my time
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    PARANG USER FINED $50
    154 3 Pleading guilty to charge ot v Inntarily causing huit to Chinese, Pnh Ah ?oh, with a parang, Worur Ah Lok was cautioned by Magistrate K. M. Byrne yesterday never to use i ife again on anybody. As this was his first of fern.-, he was left
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    Rat Hunt In Kuala Lumpur
    150 3 The Health Oflfe r. Kualfl Lttßlr>or. in S« Dtember Recounted U>r 1,406 rats in their war OH the vermin menace. Thousands Of trai^ are sot. up monthly In Infested ureas of he town. DaPy. too, teams of rat-catcher* rinit 40 to ">0 places h their
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    Armed Robbers Appeal Against "Cat" Lashing
    242 3 ..peals against convictions in armed robverc dismissed by Khe Court of Criminal Appeal comprising Mr. H. C. Willam, Chief Justice oi the Malayan Union, Mr. Justice L. V. J. Laville ani Ins ice N. A. Worley yesterday. One armed robbery apj^l 1 ver was
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    Bigamy Sentence
    22 3 d I e be- Criminal tppeal i he had r\ had of wive ai 6 dan rt A ried hi
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    Alleged Dutch Seizure Of Over $750,000 Sugar
    67 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Sugar cargo valued a i I I a millio i w wted bo hav( I b V the Dutch a h riti< from five Chinese vess( sMU bein^ detained. The cargo a sed at '>n r tons was reuiov Ratavia
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    Charges And Bail Reduced
    108 3 < barfftf of causing fTltirotll h' f 'ii Older to oMnin concession* VreN reduced to tansing hurt to oht.-i confessions, md Hail of $10,000 Met •iur.d »o $1,000 «»a* f» vh€> i» In ipeetori and d«-t« 1 who wttrt t r Itr tho;»- tßiplOycd police force
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    FREE MILK FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
    68 3 School children In ill vernacular rchooli in the Ulu Selan*or, Din L»r i; .t Koala Lumpur di trict will lw.it iv receive fr< n;iit of milk dally Under preitnl r 720 of full re«i !>«■ d n ilk n ceived for tr** diatribul t(^ iichodli
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    15-YEAR-OLD PIANIST TO BROADCAST
    8 3 15-YEAR-OLD PIANIST TO BROADCAST i \\k\l by w
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES UNION
    136 3 MUNICIPAL SERVICES UNION The inaugural moftinpr of tho Sint'jipuir Munii-ip.i! Oei'f llKl Unicn frill \>v held t«.Diorr -w (Oct. 0) at 4.15 p.m. M f h< i lfn*iicipeJ 'hai:, i-i IConicipeJ Officps, *hoc fhc draft I'orstitution and Byltv.* rf the Union trill h^ rmr idvrori and. i.' Appi d. adopted
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    "Parental Love Plea Absolute Nonsense"
    360 3 War Crimes Trial "It is useless for the i eg some hr-re and e treated >pl with parental love and affection. II \s absolu e nor r 1 absolute ly incredible," seated Lt.-Col. c. H. Withers-Payne, the prosecutor, in his dosing addres the trial of
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, OCT. 8, 1946. The Army's Aid
    403 4 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, OCT. 8, 1946. The Army's Aid Lieut. -General Sir Prank M. v has given a mbune correspondent an Unprei ive picture of tn e British army's aid to Malaya. The facts are all too little known, buj ill does not lie entirely h the press. Then I
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    Marginal Comment
    1403 4  -  Harold Nicholson Copyright In Malaya By (By Special Arrangement wlfb the London Spectator). Even when I w u a child I did not, in so i *r as i can .nemb r, enj ,-j <J: ssiiig up. 1 als into Aii.fji i s forced uy my p n
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    Roxas To Stamp out Terrorism
    107 4 Roxas To Stamp out Terrorism MANILA. Oct. I ».rd.M-.us km Manila's lead Manuel Roxa* M secretary, provo>t riayor into hi,,' ■'llout drive itrainsf J Gunmen firing i pc i air lebby of the B idlled an American byst I Praieott of MarhatUi R <*orn}a, woundcfl a I the FiTpi-o military
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    Korean Reds 'Persecuted'
    115 4 MOSCOW, Ort. 7. -A Mr, B (latch from CJinsen) Korea I "Information received h -I fhnt mass arresta of lead I in prominent parties and B. tions were proceeding i villages In K i B The dispatch ia d S :nd Korean police re ei brutal in
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    28 4 SOFIA, Oct. 7.— The Un 1 :nd Britain have official! K the Bu ltalian vr m •vero abolishing the K Bolgarian merchants, it wa d horo.- A. P.
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    Young Sap Is Rising
    133 4 I leant out into th night from the windi w ol Salon d e la Ouerrc fd t) the fountains violins. I felt cpnvlnci many that evening my ielt convinced could never ds^pp ar. could not be Judged by tics, wiiich represent the P-"* at which
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    Tin Allocations Recom mendations
    221 6 LONDON, Oct. 6.— The Combined Tin Commit has reviewed the supply requirements position for tin metal for the second half of 1946 and recommended tin following allocations in long tons: Argentina 70, Ai, 200. Brazil 200. Canada 1.200, CeylOU 40. Chile 25. Czechoslovakia 600, I amark
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    Italian General Exonerated
    56 6 ROUE, o,t. C:- r ih< trial of Oen. Mai VarccllinO btfOTC the H<>n.<> ICilitarf Trihuna! tndi'd y.- (Onlay With kiH full exonrrntii i Th< fttnaiaJ *a« acevMd <»f having t -V :f|!iishfd (Oriunand of the Ith. Itailaa Army after th« iy mi UcC «'ind "ntt^d ntU nirr,<(!
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    Tea Interval Called In Persian War
    140 6 Tea Interval Called In Persian War I TEHERAN, Oct. 6. Perdu tr (J ')]j helped by olanes which "succcssful- 'u bombed rebel concent a/ ions yesterday pushed hack a new attack by the Qashgai tribesmen on the i besieged south Persian town of Shiraz, it teas >c- do Ued today.
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    NAZI LOOT RETURNED
    59 6 FRANKFURT, Oct. One huniied and twenty machine tools vaiu<l at ahcut £ISO,OOO which were brought to Wuertemberg Mid Baden roni Fiance during the G^erman oc-lil'.-itio-' hu\c boon returned to Prance >y the Dtpartment of Restitution of he local United Btatet Military }<i. rnmoni Thirty five railway waggon
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    Dreamboat Catches RAF Napping
    229 6 CAIRO, Oct. The U. S. Army'Superfortress Pacusan Dreamboat" Beared Cairo today with Ita gasorunning dangerously ow beet <>f climbing necc condition! I i-.ii North and over the Alps. plane radioed a requ« I 0 GMT, for permission to make light In landing at Cairo"'? Paym field,
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    ATTLEE 'HAS LET CAT OUT OF BAG'—JEWISH RADIO
    162 6 ATTLEE 'HAS LET CAT OUT OF BAG'— JEWISH RADIO JERUSALEM. Oct. 6. The Jewish resistance movement's secret radio "Voice of Israel" declared today that the "Jewish resistance movement acts when action is considered necessary." ft made this statement in a broadcast commenting on the report from Washington that President Truman's
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    Peace Makers Begin Last Phase Of Work
    176 6 Peace Makers Begin Last P hase Of Work PARIS, Oct. G.— The Paris Conference I i plenary session this evening adopted the rule 1 cedure recommended to it by the Big Four d< sij I bring the Conference to an end on Oct. 15. I Tomorrow afternoon the plenary session
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    Union Of Irag & Transjordan?
    93 6 Union Of Irag Transjordan? BAGHDAD. Oct M. formed Iraqi H nitrht that reporti r.i M ween Iraq and Tr;.i, I true, agreement havir ben r;j ed o'i all point- 1 L foreign representation, trac!* I and unified CO H^ miet. Ibrahfra Pasha H; him, Pi;-,i,j^b nister of 'Trnn^jujda- wa< r^
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    AFL Accuses Russia
    140 6 AFL Accuses Russia CHICAGO, Oct. 7.— The Air.t-1 rican Federation Labour's Ek-I cutive Council accused Russia ciß attempting to use the Par!iß Peace conference to ex Soviet control and create "r.esß opportunities for aggression' V In the report on the AFL' s as-M nual convention, the counciH declared that the
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    BEVIN WILL WELCOME TALK WITH SIDKY PASHA
    54 6 LONDON, Oct. 6:— The British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Be- vin will welcome the chance to have direct talkt with the Egyptian Prime Eliiister, Sidky Pasha, on the revision of the 1036 Anglo-Egjptiail Freaty ii he comes to London this month, the Foreign
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      56 6 LI'L Vlt\Ul EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE i i Whv B-iri^ That In? By A< r< iv^ [DaiOV MAE. VVPITF.S TWOLErTEßS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l i <>^ I I "«9rru>o^ a^c OlAajX^ <\<fi* I #7t 1 I^^ 6>u 1 1r PAGE ©OF BIG barns" J UfFt.jCnge^ 9 J&Ujb J I U/>l^ I
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    Gossip From The London Film Studios
    1098 7 \urder At Piunwod LONDON. Sept. 22. I Second unit traI Scotland neitwee* I shooting of exterior I r -Take My Life S cene 3 will be filmed at c 5 School near Ballitf tie, Balfron. near f by Assistant Director der. the unit will
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    Jewish Agency Hails Truman's Statement
    352 7 JERUSALEM, Oct. o.— Th- Vwish Agency welcomes Pr»< ident Harry Truman's statement of last Friday calling for substantial and Immediate immigration into Palestine. th<efticiai spokesman of th«' AftMf said today. The J« v i.>h Agency welcomed President Tinman's it>jftßir*>| a. bfinic "consistent With the official
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    Seaman On Theft Charge
    91 7 Seaman On Theft Charge A charge of theft of galvanised lion wa. explained to Richard Halliday, a youn* seaman attached to the R.NA.S at y^mbawani?. in the Third i-..lkv n ourt on Saturday. Mi. E. KnlftOQ, of thf R.N.P prosecuting, asked for the <• i to be transferred to the
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    VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN
    755 8 VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN Sundi Icrtri) Part) HI t;., 0 -nor Goi. |im li.il bOttlC Commander Ifargai last Sunday morning for Dg party. They were mix d by Colonel O€ rge Cottelle I ci IW what, hlfl WClpe was but they W deUdOtll, The Army is now allowed to ir
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    LAST FRIDAY'S WEDDING
    127 8 which had Mr J l] G i m v green and wl I bl tk it Q| rt and ial '1- Ai Da v j f ch and the .ji holiday wag vn a und r the auspice.3 rl Bajanal Kttdam, Thlruinpatnam, Karik arrived there. Mi B
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    Why Grow Old?
    357 8  -  Josephitie Lowman By Exercise Does It Women seem to be moie susceptible to obesity than men; however, "Why Grow Old?" can tell you that many men also are unhappy because of too many pounds and are iinxious to lose them. There are many reasons for :he greater
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    DIAMOND INDUSTRY
    69 8 FRANKFUPT. Oci I I Chamber of Commerce I dustry at Hanau near Fiai^^ bas opposed the decij r iissolve the German aiaxn MC Industry and distrib ountries specially damag< 1 the German occupati H American news service u> many reported todaj The Hanau diamond in will appeal to
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    British Plsne Forced Down Yugoslavia
    36 8 I HOME, i HQ announced 1 plane wai I Yugoslavia yesi The »pok< M n; from B W ii 1< E pd ai i rtittll K gotlav aircraft R ,o I
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    Philippines Now Looking To China
    351 9 MANILA, Oct. 6.— The Manila Chronicle, In editorial expressed the opinion that the Philippl ar< now looking towards China as a solution to tbc need for self-sufficiency In thes< Isla ids. "The Philippines turned lit back to China trunomicall/ from the time Spain's colonial empire
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    PHOTO FINISH DECIDES RACE
    87 9 1 ARIS, Oct. 6.— M. Marcl BOUSMMi 4 '<;i;r-jv;«r-old Caraculla VOD fchfl Prix d«* V Arc <!<• Triomph*- valued at 2.(00,000 francs (about £5,000) ov-r a course about OOi and half m;l<-- it Longchamps KxJay. UlMTfmßl beat Paul Boyriv.ns Prince Chevalier by a hu'ad in a
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    631 10 tiro Oct 7.— The 9,5 W miles flight over the "top ol th< world" i» «l«e ra<us.u. Dreamboaj proved that £e SBperfortreis could do Its fob of defending the United States ovet any part of <h<- globe, its pilot Co* C. B. Irvine
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