Morning Tribune, 15 October 1946

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    11 1 MORNING TRIBUNE (New Series) 10 CENTS I UESDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1946.
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    WORLD FOOD BOARD SETS UP RICE SUBCOMMITTEE HERE
    784 1 WORLD FOOD BOARD SETS UP RICE SUBCOMMITTEE HERE HK FLOUR DIVERTED TO MALAYA It was announced at the monthly meeting oi Liaison Otlicers from Soul;. K. Asia territories, hel in the Special Commissioner's Office on Sunday and yesterday, thai a rice sub-committee oi the International Emergency Food Council In Washington
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    Siam Returning Disputed Provinces To Indo -China
    285 1 IOct, 14.— The Siamese cabinet decided to disputed border provinces to French rig a territorial quarrel of nearly five tnrong Nawasuwat announced alaCi ss ion An emergency meeting oj the Siamese Parliament was held Uiis afternoon to ratify the return, which had the
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    "Regimentation Of Agriculture"
    82 1 tSHINOTON, Oct. 14- i i lutioii of conun< exchanfM Mid allied tradeti m I statement on Un *f* ot the sptning Oi m i national ♦.•rntTgency I jouncil, enaiftd that the o I aaollg the international ftOUDI ••itiv>lv»ci m a plan for the itgllßin'4m of OUT aKiicultUrt
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    Transport Strike In Sydney
    129 1 Transport Strike In Sydney I SY |ult tour tram and bus ftofl too motor its history as pS H MM iaded cars t.ut^tji-ii on, JH at many [It trial flrnir, re- hoS attend- j fcncl igh many .my miles m pring hot wind. Iw a huge car ■art are lined
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    Hammond's Wife Seeks Divorce
    62 1 LEEDS. Oct. 14— Walter Ham tnond, captain of the M.C.C. Cricket Uyin now touring Austmlia, is thi Kspondent In a divorce petition presented by his wife Mrs. Dorothy Hammond to be heard at Leeds As licet. Mrs. Hammond is th<- daughter r >i a Yorkshire manufacturer.
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    Train Jumps Rails
    75 1 RANGOON, Oct. 14.—Soveral p< opn« pert injured when a pasfu-w r tram from Maiidalay jumped tli« I r»Ui nuu jP*u< ->o miles fam Ra igoon, at midnight on Saturday. 'iYif accident is believed to hnv* been OAUMd by sabotage as ti c iaiiway authorities found two pan
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    30 1 PARIS. Oct. 14.— The Pacus.'.i D" arnb«.af may try for a new Atiaiitir: record tomorrow if the w- th»-r is favourable. Col. C. S Irvin»\ Cilief pilot aid today. A.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    38 1 B .4. -a i«riei of reported to be in f rail K Cni B* fought .<• K' I ink Jr.? K and M v.hf) t'.' k K K Friday. K .h< B K t effort is W A.P.
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    Truce Agreement Signed In Batavia
    78 1 Batavia, Oct. 14. The N( herlands Gk)vernmeni and the Republic of Indonesia today a 1 ruce agreement calling for imm riii'jc cessation of the I month-old Indonesia host! The '.nice was signed on h« Du ch Pommlssi G leral, Pi i >!•• M van Poll
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      36 1 GIAN SINGH'S DESIRE TO LEAVE MEMORY BEHIND BEFORE THEY CLOSE A PULL NEW KHAKI TROUSER FOR M FOR EITHER 51 X LIMITED STOCK Phone 2483 i «;i^x six*;;* a i'OJlP.v^y. ■i Battery R rr. Cables: "BAJAJ"
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    THREE AIRMEN BEHEADED: JAP GENERAL CHARGED
    329 2 Tile story of how tl hi ra of the ot a Cata nee ,'nd n: cau Mi when the pli ma m Dcfcmb without a couri the Australian War Crimes ti mem- layini operations, we r e Tandjong Pi d into the a ol
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    BURGLAR WAS SLAVE LABOURER
    201 2 BURGLAR WAS SLAVE LABOURER niiun bin Dahlam < 2«j d< lab to MaJ bj had been living I ;pe pl< coolie 1 t < n m< n i pris( nmeni by First D Judge Paul 9t< rr c I rd He was convicted f i irgeg ;f housebr ak ng
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    BREAD REGISTRATION BEGIN IN SINGAPORE
    50 2 Hundreds of people, warned by public notices about the necessity for registration under the new bread rationing ftCheme, went to their rice retaileis yesterday to till m the necessary declaration forms. The registration which began yesterday will continue for a week ending on Oct. 21.
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    Sailor Gaoled
    74 2 Abdul Jabbar, an Indian sailor of the "Empire Caicos," was sent nerd to one week's r.i. In the Fourth Magistrate's Court yesterday, on a charge ot wiluliy disobeying lawtul orders ol chief ottic r. on Oct. 10. A Shlrref3 chief officer, nld the court that \v> ordered the
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    AIR SCOIT FAIR AND EXHIBITION
    124 2 m aid ol th»>ir group funds h" Ist. S ngap >re Air Scout 7roup c<r'* running m i xhlbii m jnd tun fair fr Ml 4.30 p.m •:ntM 7 p.m. ai the civil alrj n Kallang on Saturda at r an Inspection ol 100 Air
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    "On Road To Free Education"
    167 2 S ngapore's plan to grant Si pi mat education to i U children between the age <>> ix and 12 years is ti -I objective but the goal would take many l I < reach, declared i li. Neilson, Director of Education, m an niter-
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    Ex-Inspector's Counsel Says Will Claim Irregularities
    564 2 "This case was previously carried out by the War Crimes Investigation Team under Lt.-CoL Totman. In my view, this particular team was not legally con- stituted. "I am giving this Court notce now that I will submit certain material irregularities, amongs, other legal submissions
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    Godown Burgled Nine Times
    295 2 -v«/ At 3 o'clock m the morning a par I ruunded a godown belonging to Henry I Lid., which had been broken into by 1. I the looters were perched on the roof I >lie( cordon with whistles blowing cl I Previously, within a sp of
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    WIDOW'S EX-HUSBAND COMMIHED
    140 2 WIDOW'S EX-HUSBAND COMMIHED At the conclusion of a X inquiry tn the Third Pol: I yesterday, Rahmat bin Ai IP Malay, was commit ed to ;:c:-M nt the next Assixe on ad I nurdering Tamsir bin Sario m 2 at Pulau Brani. I The widow of th<- deceased, I I
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    CHILDREN IN FIRE-WALKING CEREMONY
    84 2 CHILDREN IN FIRE-WALKING CEREMONY His Excellency the Govcnor, 8 Franklin Gimson, was Mq. distinguished visitors ■<* h amman Temple m South Brt^JJ RoaH jresterd y to watch the V fire-walking ceremony. X c Over 100 devoteei indudini c 'kavadi' bearerf and two witl dren on their shoulders w*lk«d j the
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    SMALLPOX IN UNION
    55 2 There has been Btnaltpox cai6i i" I Union, 172 oases and being reported for th H Oct. •">. com|Mired rV| Kj three d.'.Vhs the wr H A health intollic 9 ♦hat 159 cw-"< f 1 S ra-es nil fata*. P which pTored f' Hr Ma 'vaed a-
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      90 2 NOTICE SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL V c DEBENTURE STOCK lttt/55-M NOTICE is hereby t?iv«n that the Transfer Books of th«- above Stock rill bi Ckr«d from 17th Octobt-r to 1 Nofcmbtr 1046, both days inclui for th»' proparation of Interest WarranH In rtipeet ol KaUmt due Urn ibOfC SUx-k for thi current
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    PICTURE STORY NO. I
    38 3 the Kemsley party, the fiist of two pictures which tell a story. 'Try one of these, old boy!" 'And now turn to page 8) ■Hvi m m, not bad. Bless me, what's happen, I
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    Singapore Gunman Sentenced To Death
    312 3 Singapore Gunman Sentenced To Death Sentence or death, the first to be passed on a Singapore gunman since the liberation, was pronounced by Mr. Justice W. J. Thorogoori against a 36-year-old Chinese Heng Bak Cheng m the Singapore Assizes yes'ero.ay when the jury unanimously found him guilty of carrying a
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    28 SHOT WITHOUT TRIAL
    151 3 28 SHOT WITHOUT TRIAL i concernmlawl cution of r Idenl ol Miri, Japanese officials v re charßi d nes Court, sitting h >ria Memorial Hall. lay. who claimed Capt. Kasai, w/O Sahara, S M. ChiI <• Harada, Sup. Pte ip Pt< Akutagama, Ptf. Morisaka and two civif n nan ely,
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    Escaped From Custody
    80 3 Appearing before Magistrate K. M. 8., me m the Third Police Court terday, James Shanley '21 Britisher, pleaded guil y to a charge of i caping from leg) I Oct. 10, while being i -l of poi »< ssio Pr or to boarding a po cc a
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    European Arrested While Sleeping In Attap Hut
    150 3 European Arrested While Sleeping In Attap Hut Arrested irbilt aler-pim: m arr attap hut m a village off BenUlgl Road f'-w minutes af < r inxlriitf' t On Oct. f, JariKM Shanloy, a Em I m, w;>s f .(I (I 'o havi- had Smith ;ir<J WettOfl r»volv«-r un J»; his
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    Malayan Gold Smugglers Active In Pahang Jungles
    497 3 (By Our Kuala Lumpur StafT Reporter) Owing to the continuance of the embargo on gold and the Financial Proclamation dated Jan. 4, 1946 requesting that all gold bullion should be surrendered to the Foreign Exchange Control, it is understood that jewellers and craftsmen
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    S'pore Robberies
    93 3 A European living at the Naval Base wa- robbed of $40 by three Chinese while he was m a taxi along Serangoon Road at 10.30 Saturday night. Only two aimed robberies were reported to have occurred over the week-end m Singapore. One was m Tanjong Pagar Road at
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    MALAYA'S G.O.C. ESCAPED FROM ROMMEL'S CAMP
    239 3 KUALA. LUMPUR. Monday. At the la>t session of the Advisory Council meeting, H. E. the I Governor, Sir Edward Gent, paid a tiibute to Lieut.-Gen. Sir Frank Messervy, KBE. CB. DSO. GOC-in-C. Malaya Command. who Is leaving Malaya to take up an appointment in
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 1946. The Five Treaties
    332 4 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 1946. The Five Treaties One ot .v veral di tive i ou I peace- I drafted by the Paris Conference I wnallness of the territorial < tanges undergone by I and I >ur satellites ol Germany. Italy, apart from the fate ol hei African colonies
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    Labour & Malayan Union Plan
    843 4  - Labour Malayan Union Plan H. L. Hopkin OUR LETTER FROM LONDON Rv Fi< reet Oct 5. mentary i anj i ri to-day bring a i Colonial 3 cretary. and then I the usual speculation as to what the new nan like Mr Oe ill. who I couni L Admiralty. ly
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    Indian Communists 'A Double Dealing Lot'
    239 4 LONDON, Oct. 14.-— R. S. Nimbkar of the AllIndian Trade Union Congress, speaking at a reception m Swaraj He use, London, last night, violently criticised Indian Communists. tish Government of India." he "They have allegiance only to Moscow," he said. "They are a double-dealing,
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    Military Prisoners Go On Hunger Strike
    92 4 LONDON. Oct. 14.--The British press association reported on Monday spreading of hunger strike among military prisoners at Dartmoor prison to force a cview of their oases. The report over a score of prisoner- had joined the strike Which started Oct. 11 atter tne Government
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    35 4 VATICAN CITY, Oct. 14. Pope Pius XII with his health im- proved by the summer sojourn to Caste] Gandolfo is scheduled I to return to Vatican City on Fri1 day, reliable, sources said Monday.- A.P.
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    MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC IN PAOTING
    230 4 MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC IN PAOTING PEIPING. Or. I munists have b< I lodged the lo .aid that it v I, They said continue on b city to deny I forces u>e of v, railw I Peiping to Kwei .th I provincial capital. I The broadcast a id that J seizing Kalgan,
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    UNKNOWN
    167 4 UNKNOW N TEHERAN, Oct. i:j.-The Jjg of the Soviet Foreign AnaMiddle East department, j Shitzov. is allegea to 1 posed that Iran withdraw titt the Saadabad Pact lw tween Iran. Afghan tan, Ti key and Iraq, during his visit lo Teheran quarters said today. Clause four of Saadabad says: "Each
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    Conditions In British Germany 'Horrible'
    286 6 London, Oct. 13.— Lord Beveridge, Liberal leader ami author of Britain's cradle to the Grave social security plan, declared o.i Saturday that democracy cannot \>{> taught jn Germany through "repression and proscription/ 1 The Potsdam agreement, fti mplalned m a speech prepared g Liberal rally,
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    YUGOSLAV PARTISANS
    177 6 TRIESTE, Oct. 13— About IJMM Yugoslav sympathisers maichec tfnough Trieste to-day m a proces Bion escorting the bodies of parti §Urn Mild m fighting the Ger nans— who had been exhumed and w<:<- b»-ing takr-n for re-burial. There was no disturbance. A few minor scuffles between pro Italian
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    BOMBAY SITUATION
    42 6 Bombay, Oct. 13.— Th< iitaa i; the riot at B unbay was ef *ivr, today*! communique stated. Tkree ea m of itabbinc If cent lal Bombay were seportcd to poiico headquarteri uji to s.<^o p.m. local till.*- r< -i.t r
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    41 6 LONDON, Oct. 18. Air Vice Marshal F. J. W. Ifellenh is tO be Air Officer eommandinf Nan '.••r No. Bl (Bomber) Group, the Ministiy announced today. He was formerly Air Officer commundinp 1 No. 2."ii Group. Air Command )iith'>ast A^ia Reuter
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    Radio Malacca Makes Good Progress
    171 6 Radio Malacca Makes Good Progress B i a ht: f j one Radio Malaya oilier? beii S gapore, Kuala Lumpur, P. nang a: d Beremban f{. rd On -"!> metre.. < 107!' k< mr n Mala its daily i c at noon and closes at 2 It is on the
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    STALIN "A CAPITALIST"
    85 6 WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. The French News Agency. Agence Frcmce-Presse, quoted U.S. Secretary of Commerce Averill Harriman as saying that Stalin is a convinced capitalist. The agency said he opined this feeling during his service as embassador to Moscow. The dispatch filed by Jean Davidson, the agency's correspondent
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    EAM Appeal REJECTED
    76 6 ATHENS. Oct. 12.— The appeal court here tonight rejected the appeal of EAM (leftwing group) against the validity of the referendum on the Greek monarchy. The central committee of EAM decided on Sept. 3 to demand that the Council of State (Supreme Court for d sputes between
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    CHINA "SPLIT THREAT SHARPENED
    197 6 CHINA "SPLIT THREAT SHARPENED Nanking, Oct. 11. Thi that China will divided into r states sharpened to-day rH dommuniist spokesman Wang Ping Nan declared capture of Kalgan and i Kuomintang's unilateral dea sion to convene the Fathnall sembly on No. 12 olfer final m of Governments i letenninaiK to have
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    CRIMINALS FORMING 'LEAGUE' IN BERLIN
    272 6 CRIMINALS FORMING 'LEAGUE' IN BERLIN Berl(n, Oct. 13.— The work oi th< r vestigation Department or Berlin is seriou capped by the division of Berlin Into each under a different Allied authority orc j; r Hans Fruck, Chief of the Department. The criminals tend to escape to another sector when
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      108 6 1 LFL AiI XK K EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUM Down Went Yokum to (m- I^ottom of the Sea By Al C»tt V I A i itfV -^—^-*s\ ,^7..— v DA,;!/ MAE WRIT/GO JUMP IN Pn fcl c;:^" LEGGO, AH > A LAKE AH BF.T SHI. rSOB. r
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    A Girl And A Steadfast Heart
    666 7  -  Henry Gris wlollywood Gossip .By Morning Tribune Corres. m Hollywood. i VWOOD A young gill made a triumphant I a Hollywood studio W as cheered as no big I tar ever was before. ,-,lebrated her eigh- birthday and a newcomer vwood. the girl had
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    189 7 July t, 1946 Fully recovered, trend of her ts and braces, Ann Blyth is hark m piruret and starred for the ffrff time opposite Sonny Tufts m Ma*k Uellinger's "Swell Guy. In December, she had been on hand Oi the Academy Awards to take a DOW for >?( r ?io7tiinatiO7i
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    FRANCE APPROVES NEW CONSTITUTION
    209 7 Paris, Oct. 13.— Shortly after 10.00 p.m. (Pans time) tonight an unofficial estimate of the first available 12,000,000 votes m the constitution referendum gave ayes 6,500,000 votes, noes 5,500,000. The city of Paris itself rejected the proposed new French constitution by 632.533 noes against GO9.5 f
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    U.S. Car Production Limited Next Year
    52 7 MICHIGAN. Oct. IS.— The U.S. cai industry will be limited In Iti productio V(i- year by rontiniud material re ii little that it will i i ccording to Mr. Harlow I c, eral Manager of Bu. i> thai ih< rt iiMJ Buick'i prl duction
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    Italian Treaty 'A Bad Compromise'
    309 7 London, Oct. 13. Signor Pietro Nenni, Italian Minister without portfolio, speaking m what he described as "Italy's present giave hour" was quoted tonight by Rome radio as saying "it is probable that m a few days time I will assume the direction of our country's
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    Wallace Accepts Editor's Job
    124 7 IjES MOINKS. lowa, Oct. 13.— Henry A. Wallace, oust«-<i ,i B en it v of Commerce m President TnuoMH*u cabinet, has accepted th»editorship of thi liberal magazin* m R-publio". Wallace to-day cl"(lni'd: "The Now Republic ha* lonf? boli.-vca ll I thoroughly edu- d public, but it
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    9 7 Oct. 14 G D ty to Wu- weri A.P.
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    around The Town
    828 8  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Cool Anecdole Though t: rand naval wedj( r Ellcki and :ti n of m female onl i ar old Monde net LI youngest guest at :ne weddin d not eh cc, but wand* I her pew colored the dral instead, y.v- pot her r
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    Naval And Military
    119 8 yi Both Services were re- presented at St. Andrew's Cathedral last Saturday. i Lt-General Sir Montague 'topford gave away the Bride, Junioi Comniandei Jnan Barbara San oj the ats, on the occasion of her wedding to Common I der Roger Hicks, D.5.0., 1 RJV. d/ 11. M.S.
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    11 FIRES OVER WEEK-END
    52 9 11 FIRES OVER WEEK-END I '.ro. Monday I, r i Brigadi atI durii g th<> p I iting job Wai r re at Mt. Fkber, water supply I the difficult terrain |y hard work with I v t»u( also jr-'Od 'skill 2 ialla Ig fi essive beat L the last
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    LYONS CORNER HOUSE STRIKE
    52 9 LYONS CORNER HOUSE STRIKE W Oct. 12. Renewpd I ff the strike of I X 1 catering staffs who I ar ling trade union reI made today as E rt/ i entered its fifth day zf. flve restaurants rp club now affected. By Lyons Corner Hz i Oxford Street Joined
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    Chiang Sends Condolence
    76 9 NANKING. Oct. H. -G.-. (rali.--linio Chiang Kai-shek, who clu.-h--ed bitterly with General Joseph Stillwell during tin- war. .Sunday ?ent condolence! to Mrs. Stiltwc i on the General*! death. Recalling how General Stillwell led the Chinese and Allied forces m the difficult days m hina-India-Burnia theatre, Chiang said
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    50 MILLION FACE STARVATION IN SOUTH INDIA
    266 9 Madras, Oct. 13. --Fifty million people m South India are today clamouring for rice— their staple f< I to ward off starvation. Shipments of rice from Burma and Indonesia which have begun arriving m India are earmarked Cjxf Madras and all provinces have
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    THE ARMY GAVE WAY
    52 9 their r da) Th« Sri Otirti Si ijth Sabl m•- ide t to tl v ro: Tr>- P the Ii rim Sikhs the v il Til- Sabha In a *tal ih;> I pressed rcgn A ban c rryii -i ton- m < kirn i h i
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    Russo-Turk Talks Will Ease Tension
    458 10 ishington, Oct. 13. Diplomats In Wash ar< expressing the hope that if the Russian and I ish talks concerning the Dardanelles are held, will promote understanding between th< and ease the tension. But American officials opmed that such talks would be very limited. They felt
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    Japan Is 'Invaded'
    132 10 Japan Is 'Invaded y > II: ed i MO ma oeuver on of 1"' th.. pot eh. d Operation oronel fore Nippi rrei dered. m be blasted pee. h bombei m ;i r tree-top level. Navj B I be pum ilated i> 61 Black Wido night llgh < i \.j.;
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    $1,500 Horse Has Won $457,000
    49 10 A.P. new YORK. Oct 13.- Stymie won bv one length and a ball v rk Bclmont Park on s :tU y,- become the second winiv r in U.S. turt Owned bv Mrs. D Is al the b I U i thrae I 1 51.
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    The Story Behind This One Civilian
    31 10 t> outh, Oc 4 13 When Pi Idabi an ived Pori from the I officei :in<! I VAD one Mr. < Ditton, Fur 1 1 I!
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    ARAB PURGE ALLEGED
    174 10 YORK. Oct. 13. An movements In the M:ddle East m which score I thousands ol wor ner i labour leaders are to have been arrested is a n an article by J. L. reiler editor ol 4 Palcop" (PalesNews ?>. It says: "Arab governments are advocating a
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    'U.S. Prestige Must Be Maintained'
    154 10 'U.S. Prestige Must Be Maintained' CHAMBERSBURG, Pennsylvania Oct. 13. America's high m the Far East must Lntained because of her m rcial future m the Orient, said Ambassador Carles RomulO, Philippine^ Permanent Delegat to the United Nations, at ceremonies marking the 76th anni- ary of a college here. declared: 'One
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    BRIGHTON B.P.
    77 10 At, a general meeting of the Brighton Badminton Party held recently, the following were elected office-bearers Pi, (1 I Mr. A. B Again; Hon. Secretary Mr. Henry Seah; m. freasui er Mr. Harold Seah; Mr Teo H Spo r 1 < I >• Ml Ariffl Mi! foi Memli
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    252 10 (By Our Own Correspondent-. Prices quoted below are for picul weight except where otherwise stated. Foodstuffs:-- Yesterday's quotations were "Meehoon":- Siam $115: Indo-China $75. Kedah $95. Siam glutinous rice $105. Kedah glutinous rice $95. Siam rice milling $38. Rock Sugar: Best quality $108. medium quality
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    Share Market
    83 10 (Our Financial Correspondent! The local share n opened thi s week very qu m tin shares yesterday. X i Fatts were donr at $1.10, Lani 7 and there wre buyer? Sungel Kmtas at 16 M.ld inquiries i i rubber shares were report id >•• but no desire was
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    Rubber Market
    67 10 (Our Financial C i Some business was m tri(> Local rubbi r mai terday and buyers to 2 cent premium No. 1 ribbed smoked sh there appear to b ply Of this grade. Other grades chan yesterday at equivalents N T ew York price. No 2 42 cts..
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    Coupled Robbed & Shot At; Man Killed
    139 11 Coupled Robbed Shot At; Man Killed I H i Ismail 1 31 1 and j in Silat Road were I 21 ree armed Chinese, I roo ivd by the burg I tf leaving the I hit I -mail who died I 5?: later in the General I hile hi- wife
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    2 a.m. Sailing Case
    27 11 I pi to a charge of I 13 i :<1 I an I bin Leching, a I jjj. i $50 in id'' Fourth
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    HAMMOND SCORES 208 OUT OF M.C.C TOTAL OF 477
    486 11 HAMMOND SCORES 208 O UT OF M.C.C TOTAL OF 477 WEST AUSTRALIAN MATCH DRAWN (By Norman Pivston, R uters Corresp ndent) Perth, Oct. 14. Resum h< ir Innings 151 behind the West Australian total the MCC scored 88 m 90 minutes before lunch In th< third and final day's play
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    BELLEFONTE, PENNSYLVANIA,
    26 11 Oct. 14. —Canine Sykes, 22-year-old I Negro housemaid, died m the elec-1 tiiC chair early today for killing her employer with a butcher's knife.
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    NEI Chinese Plead For Equal Treatment
    594 11 PANGKAL PINANG, BANKA ISLAND. Repre|tu ives of the Netherlands Indies' 1,350,000 Chinese j£. Ed for freedom from discrimination, asked asit for private enterprise and reaffirmed their If:: a] political neutrality during 1 the Dutchm minority consultative conference here. I inference, which wm at- the
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    JAPANESE TO BE HANGED AT JOHORE BAHRU
    60 11 amajauchi Teruo, J; r recently sen- lth mr war crimes. R. "'i at 10 o'clock on W. Oct. 19. at Johore 10 o'clock. P. the first hansing C War Criminal at and the decision 1^ man elsewhere M ngj i 8 r.says an
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    SINGAPORE DIVORCE
    26 11 Lan Potter was Blsl to be m three month. N" A. Worley m High Court ?n he sued for a m hi- wife. 1
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    Footballers' Ultimatum
    103 11 Foot ballers' Ultimatum LONDON, Oe\ m the threa of Kn- i h Football I. fessionala ii taal th< fo ball LtaKut- ma- li^M-m. Tit eommitta praparad tht tatawaat asked for by the Ministry of Laboui who rt que ited the < >mmitt4 on the demandi ttk union Thii wai drafted
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    TODAY'S RUGGER
    108 11 The SCC team to meet Hq 2nd. Div. Signals at rugby on the padaiiK today will be: P M Seward: J. J. Bell. W. E. Orieve. L. Morris, J Fultjn; C. Milton, H B. Wilson; W. J Todd J H Wheeler (Capo, k. n. r Wilson. M. S.
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    S'pore Prisoner Was 3 Years On "Railroad Of Death"
    671 12 I ondon, Oct. 14. A t here that is valuable foi ide ol Asiatics towi my and ent < Siam railway during the 'Ihe.se men were not onlj it: Australian, Indian ,x.A\ uui c n prisoners 01 but also mousunds ol
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    An Australian G.-G.?
    30 12 An Australian G.-G.? i AMPJ h m 14 N* rres- th( ays hat .a, tO I"' thl M i II- and 1 Pr, P. 7.1 k'own al v. wh<i Reuter
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    TRUMAN ON NUREMBERG
    105 12 WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.—President Truman described the Nuremberg trials as having blazed a nnv trail m international ii'stice". He made this statement m a letter to U.S. circuit judpe John Parker,! who resigned as alternate member •if the International Military Tribunal. The letter said "The trial at I
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    HOPE FOR END OF INDIA CIVIL STRIFF
    288 12 New Delhi, Oct. 14.— An announcem< League sources that the Party's Working had accepted a new proposal by the Vicen Wavell for the League to enter the m government and join m drafting a ne\ Stitution, has raised hopes for an end ol
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    Harmony Wanted In India
    111 12 BOMBAY. Oct. 13. Abs need for peace and among members of different communities was MaJ >r-Oeneral a. c. Chatterjii tne iiidian National Army it 1 flag-hoisting cerem Puja function. He said that, communal cour followed by a brother ki ing a brother would not id them
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    'No Meat For Palace' Threat
    113 12 LONDON, Oct. 14.- A threA to cut off meat .applies. Buckingham Pale at a Hyde Pcnk meeting 20,000 persons today m porting a catering «wWj strike that has spread luxury hotels and seven taurants. H. Spencer Tribe, organw of the Smithiield Marketl* ion, said the
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