Morning Tribune, 16 October 1946

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    11 1 MORNING TRIBUNE DFDF (New Series) 10 CENTS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16, 1946.
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    Frau Goering Has No Plans For Future
    215 1 mi Reuter's Special Correspondent). near Bayreuth, Oct. 15. Frau Emmy Ooe ring m a tiny two- room cottage m the shadow stately Veldenstein, her former reside jj-( today that she had no plans for the fiM husband, the Reichs Marshal, was hj^ •We
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    Forever Yours" The To Dead Girl
    51 1 Forever Yours" The To Dead Girl I* h, Montgomery, fi aph bearing I* written m |c Jochem is le hands of ht ryshire police o^ aw X burn-haired ft, fatally injurm Wesm MachW read: I .alwa I I i '/r//u7X a 0/ a B f "-"ar camp I* Barmouth with-
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    SERGEANT KILLED, INSPECTOR HURT IN GUN BATTLES
    226 1 SERGEANT KILLED, INSPECTOR HURT IN GUN BATTLES (Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. A Sikh sergeant was killed and a Malay poi, inspector wounded m several places In a running gun baitle between a parly of police and gangsters, licved to be members of the notorious Green Dragon Society, this
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    Congress Secretary Succeeds Nehru
    117 1 Congress Secretary Succeeds Nehru NEW DilluPll. O;jt. 15.~Acha.ya J. B. Kctripalani, former GeneralBecretary of Congress, becomes the ncv. r President of the Indian National Oodffroß, it waa .stated today 1 ftfter Maulana Abr. 1 Kalam Azad, former Piesideiit oi Oongrtai ba aiinounced his decision not to stand i for th<>
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    British State Coaches For Hanover Show
    106 1 British State Coaches For Hanover Show HERFORD, Ormany, Oct. 14. State coaches b arlng l r British R-jyal Coat of Arms, each drawn by four horses, will parade at Cede on w« dne day when the Hanoverian provincial ud h ilda Its first annual sho* 1937. r i ;jf coaches
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    'Foreign Agents' In U.S.
    75 1 Washington, Oct. 1 i :r of Ju. bice announ r i taMves of the i i the en Am m New red i %i reign power." Ti: 1 I i m all the it deh with noj Mot t ol lireinent bf [r r! I f<
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    Goering: "I Have No Fear"
    168 1 NUREMBERG, Oct. 16.-— Less ♦iian 36 hours to go before ho must •hang;, Hjormarm Gooring told bifl doctor this morning of his faith m religion, adding: "I have no fear anj will to the end show dignity." Gocring also told hi> doctor that h« did
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    NOW IN HONGKONG
    40 1 Hongkong, Oct. 1">. Lieut. -Gen. Sir Adrian Carton do Wiart, v.hu f i th 6 pa&l three years had been Mr. At lee*i personal representative m china, arrived m Hongkong nfternoon (local timo; on hia ■>:■/ •o Britain.
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    British Consul Beaten Up
    130 1 LONDON, Oct. 15. Ths .Warsaw correspondent of :h4 Daily Graphic m a cable c his newspaper says:— "An amazing story of hoic 2 Russian officers forced their way at pistol point into the bedroom of a Polish hotel and 'beat up' the British Consul 1% Katowice,
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    Turkish Reply
    37 1 ISTANBUL, O"t. ol the 'I h r. r-piy to the Soviet prop Iqlnt f'.'-u n Dardan* will be submitted I the Turkish council Ol nd aft r approval wDbe 1 nded to 1 m Ankfirn.
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    "Webb Once Hit A Japanese M.P."
    512 2 M Most oi the officers w investiaaftion m the Japanese mann i common thing to hear cries These were some oi itatemei made by In Lhmood bin Abdul Wahib, a 8 i., wl Ue testifying for c prosecution ai the continued hearing >1 i>~'
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    MURDER VERDICT BY CORONER
    231 2 MURDER VERDICT BY CORONER A finding of culpable homicide tiTiCunting to murder agalrst unknown person or persons was returned by Singapore's Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the conclusion 01 the inquiry yesterday into the death of K. Mohamed Is: ail (31). According to the evidence, three arm^d Chinese entered
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    35 2 TOKTO, Oct. 14 -Japan* 1 nrhool •fr!ar»»n may Btudy th*- history of OOUlllry araln but 1 will not r> m th<* fH-'.-lir MM theor of thr ult*r-ruiti<mlist« and the I' Of thr Kr A. P.
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    Servicemen Attend Civilian Trade Classes
    149 2 Servicemen Attend Civilian Trade Classes (Tribune Staff RkporLen S Arviu scuden i Army Education j J c- arc joining the m) technical classes i [Of tl I ffte* Institution at Monk's Hill. With the consent of the S Director of Education. t s ngapore, f > tinny stud- .'i'is huie
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    Rice Ship Damaged: Skipper's evidence
    394 2 The Inquiry Into the damage caused to the m.s. ■■Bemong" was continued yesterday at the Marme C U Thc Court was presided by Mr. Paul Storr, assisted by the Master Attendant, Commanaer C. A. «.obiason, Capt. Buckingham, and Capt. caines. The m.s. Bentong owned by
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    S'poore War Memorial WiII Take Three Forms
    242 2 S'poore War Memorial Wi II Take Th ree Forms (Tribune Staff Reporter) Suggestions 'hat the Singapore War MemorJ m perpetuate the rery 'if those who foil victims to the barbarism of the Japaneseshould take (he form o-' ivjsp^'a's, sanatorioma or free primai/y education, have been turned down, l understand. The
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    EXECUTION WAS A 'MISTAKE'
    218 2 EXECUTION WAS A 'MISTAKE' That there wns r.o crdorUx H the three Australia! aim .B^ that the execn ion was carried by mistake, was II made yeiterday one *jH Japanese lawyei defendii Gen. Hnrada, command r-ir.-cr:: !|H| the lT.th Army m Java ll others who st;i (1 charged Hi 1
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    UNKNOWN
    46 2 The ftra* Br't^ I the Philippines Mi. J 4 arrived m Sin ♦ordrjv and w?s m* 1 r hv Mr P- H m Cnnnsoilor to LoM fl Mr. Foulds. v' rfl *<m Office In I W war. is a foraiPf British Consular I Japan. X
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    Court Won't Hear Nip Colonel's Evidence
    261 2 Because He Was Unproperl) [j A Singapore War Crimes Court refused yes I to hear ihe evidence of a defence witness a I ese Lieutenant-Colonel— because he was not dressed. The witness was Lt.-Col. Sa%o who was called to give evidence by the defence
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    Bigger Penalties For Possession Of Arms, Car Thefts
    627 3 Bi gger Penalties For Possession Of Arms, Car Thefts (Tribune S.afT Reporter) I -curfew plan" for motor lorries, announced f vrernor Sir Praaklin Gimson at his press W' night ago, la shortly -to come inio i^" 1 obe introduced In the Advisory Ft v.ill give the Police additional powers to
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    Alleged Hurt In India, S'pore Arrest
    75 3 Alleged Hurt In India, S'pore Arrest \'A- ian who i s alleged to pa* i;s hurt to jgjc I Khawaja, Bff years beVBm ak of the wnr, Pw ,p(ii> on a Monday. T hi c! Ibrahim. r*^ i was em■g?' hman by a conmk -'h R ><)d. appear d PJ
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    Theft At Station
    50 3 Ifc a Cantonese, K. n the Fourth (h rday. when 1 3 $31 from po Railway 8t fr- He was sen- .aiding m- .it ih^ i'l It a hand m cket. m caught hold ilready to an acm duty on the lent, and r money was pc
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    EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA IN S'PORE
    155 3 The Empress of Australia, 21,833-ton C.P.R. liner docked a_ longsicU G down a 42 and 43 early this morning. Besides some army and R.A.F. personnel disembark ng at Singapore she also carried 300 women and 170 children m>\ a: whom were ex-in-ternees m the Japanese
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    Bogus Police Officer Gaoled
    145 3 Pleading guilty before Magistrate Ahmad bin Ibrahim, yesterday, to charges it Impersonating a police officer, and oi committing extortion, from Abdul Malik bin Haji Mohamad Moor, at the lei m s. Jurung Road, on Oct. 14. Mohamed Zin bin named Amln, v.a s sentenced to three
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    Fenang Strike Threat
    57 3 Fuur thousand members ol the Penang Municipal and Government Labour Union threaten to go on strike should their emplo yett press for the appointment of separate representatives forthe various department* and group? Union. The labourers want th< iretary to be their only re a ni it ive,
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF 2 CHINESE
    63 3 lokmi] a lav con nitt d to I Assi In the Fourth Police n enarg< of murder of two < i I m Pulau by the r i th the downs. Chinese illy arre I n ictloi v tent d• v when oth r I
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    Executed Men 'Planned Revolt' Against Japs
    396 3 A p] tat they carried out the exex >n of t Miri under the opera: ional i ol Coi lupreme commander of the I Kemput up by Cap.. Kasai, the Beer of the Mlrl Kempeitai, and two > bei at trial with seven others
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    DETECTIVE GUILTY OF CORRUPTION
    147 3 A dettctl n■ 'i° r V r All Sanjr. .i !'.y t d to 12 no ths* Hgorooi fa prito nfl m the S;>»-. -al Distri.-t COOrt he was conviccd of comity r^coivinp $2,000 m or<!» r to M|Qaf« licence permltUrg perf<|iniiancMi f Ckool Ho, prOT»ri«tor
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    Rabies In Ipoh On The Increase
    68 3 IPOH, Tuesday. Despite 1 1 Stringent measures taken by Veterinary Department v bdt rabies, Last month's r :r--~ show a definite Incres A t->tal cf etyht cases ol nb have been notiflt d to th< i i, the Hi ijoi Ity of v^ ccurred
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    WAR OFFICE LECTURER ARRIVING
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16, 1946. Rice Committee
    348 4 Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16, 1946. Rice Committee The decision to set v; 6mgapore a rice-sub-com-mlttee of the international Emergency Food Coun v pai ticular Importance U) Malaya because it will ensure that allocations oi rice will be made In future by the men on the gpo There has been
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    OUR LETTER FROM LONDON Waiters Strike Begins at the Savay
    818 4  - OUR LETTER FROM LONDON Waiters Strike Begins at the Savay H. L. Hopkin p By What times we live m to be ;sure! Who wjuld have thought )i employees at the world-fam-DU| .Savoy Hotel, or, as our American friends call it, the SAVoy, going on strike? Yet, that is what
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    NIPS HAVE 'SENSE OF GUILT'
    260 4 LONDON, Octi 15. The commission appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Presiding Bishop of the United States Church and Primate of all Canada to visit tho Anglican Church m Japan m its report, published today, refers to the "sense of guilt" of the Japnese. The
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    50 p.c. COST of LIVING ALLICE IN NIGERIA
    248 4 50 p.c. COST of LIVING ALLICE IN NIGERIA LONDON. Oct. M An I9m sis of th esitual I d a J he fact that a n L* of 50 per cent m r he t^W* Jiving allowance- to the 4 Government and natr 1 thority employees a^ recommJi ed by
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    British Aid To Allies
    87 4 British Aid To Allies LONDON, Oct. 15.— Bril Ig to 14 Allies or friendly I from the summer o? 1941 stammer of 1945 W* p>O7S 500 000.000; of wh M cent. went to the U M White Paper on rov,-r published today. Fif een per cent, ct the 1 H.
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    Russia's Cotton Crop
    39 4 MOSCOW, Oct. 15.- fir>t full peacetime r -iv. 1 crop will be 40 per cent. than last year. M In 1938 the Soviet UnU third only to the U.S. a 1 as a cotton-prod ucing A.P.
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    57 4 We havr rot s-"« P down m the •treeti I I ovation bill a form* tell v..i how he 1' I through iH*«« bronirht ntrition nnd aro her why hti rhilH h«i no t ■trenicth to walk. "In eontraH with the countryside As rtrardi eh«r snys that < tn qoarUr
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    NIPS DESTROYED SECRET PAPERS BEFORE SURRENDER
    296 6 TOKIO, Oct. 14.— The Japanese General Staff was so apprehensive of American and Russian paratroopers dropping for a whirlwind finish of the war thai by Aug 13— three days before the Emperor accepted the Potsdam terms employees began burning secret documents and records, the
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    U.S. Minister's Last-Minute Plea For Nazis
    180 6 U.S. Minister's Last-Minute Plea For Nazis NEW YORK, Oct. 14 Mr. Hugh G Grant, former United Minister to Albania and Stam, has teleyraplicd to Pr* sident Truman appealing to him to him to halt the Nuremberg exectuions. "The execution of these Germans will violate the sawed principle of American Laiv
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    FOG AIDS ESCAPED PRISONERS
    38 6 DXRTMOOR, Oct. 14.— Four niilita y .^-O't-TA escajK-d from a work* i- p.'trij' at Dartrooor priso toda-.. A!l caTR w«>ro ?topp«'d ar.d checked Dense for coven the ar«:t r ro A the prison.- Reuter
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    MISSING VESSEL LOCATED
    58 6 I LUTON, Oct. 14: News has been received that the Ivanson, former naval cir-sea rescue launch with 28 would be emigrants to South Africa; aboard is at Breflt awaiting fine wea- tber to proceed to Gibraltar. Until today relatives of those on board had been anxiously awaiting
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    BRITISH SOLDIER STRIPPED
    165 6 BRITISH SOLDIER STRIPPED j ATHENS. Oct. 14.- Greek bandlts who surrounded a station-; ary British military lorry m; Thessaly tupped the driyer-a: Briti-h soldier of his clothes; and left him .standing m his: undercloth*-. British military' [quarters m Athene discU>ed to-Th<-n they changed their 1 minds returned the clothes and
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    TRUCE PACT SIGNED IN BATAVIA
    109 6 TRUCE PACT SIGNED IN BATAVIA Batavia. Oct. 14.— The Netherlands Government and the Republic of Indonesia to-day signed a truce agreement calling for immediate cessation of the 14--month-old Indonesia hostilities. The truce was signed on the Dutch side by the Commissioners General. Professor Schermerhorn, Dr. Van Mook. Max van Poll
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    Reports Confirmed
    74 6 Tehtran. Oct. 14.— Official sources conftrmed earlier reports that Nasser Khan Quahqui, chief of the rebellious southern tribesmen m Fars province, had accepted all the government terms tor ending the three-week revolt and had agre c d to carry out instructions of Premier Ahmed Quavam. In accordance with
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    FRANCE ACCEPTS NEW CONSTITUTION
    231 6 PARIS, Oct. 14.— France yesterday s new constitution backed by three mam Popular Republicans, Socialists and Communi With figures for only one metropolr ment— Corsice— outstandin g, the voting wa for 9 w 467, against 7,790,676. Abstentions reached the remarkable 7,776,893. (In the referendum of May
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    HEATH TO DIED TODAY
    114 6 LONDON, Oct. B l Secretary Chuter r I it was not justified m r< I i~g any interference tence of death on' N I ('lovely Heath. H- I air pilot, wmf I v,t the old Bailey for tl I Mrs. Margery Qard I at Hotthing Hill.
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    Crazy Lover Runs Amok
    97 6 MANILA, Oct. 14: —In I shoo:;:il incident m a Minduno banquet hi.l a Philippines Congresman, Cartel Fortich, was killed togeth-r \vv. ..1 r« sailant, a bystander and the gttl man's intended victim. 1 Ihe police said that a Moro polK(B sergeant, crazed by a ftustratjd Affair,
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      113 6 I.J*L All iV Ell EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE I H> Tan /Vwavv i 1 In-^- Hl V apP l lAH DON'T W-WANTA I F?-?-ah bin saved.' gain r ah musta swed mahself ifo*Hoof are C n-no. mam. I I O^l^^^m »^a »c* I REMEMBER HOW COME---. r
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    Hollywood Gossip And So A Gambling Casino
    636 7  - Hollywood Gossip And So A Gambling Casino Henry Gris By -H-. Morning Tribune 1 Corres. m Hollywood. odi -<Up>,-This is a Riviera Gambling .hich went into operaa Hollywood sound- I r one afternoon and was ed the very next day. A Enterprise, now |P the new Ingrid BergBoyer picture. Triumph,"
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    Hot Words In Siamese Parliament
    11 7 Hot Words In Siamese Parliament 't' I I d re- Reuter
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    SCHOOL MISTRESS FACES BETRAYAL CHARGE
    219 7 (Our Own Reporter) Penan^, Tuesday. The terrifying days of the Japanese round or Chinese civilians m April 1942 was recalled at a preliminary inquiry before Mr. W. Foulsham, yesterday, when B former school mispress, Wan Chee Yuen, faced a tentative charge f assisting the enemy
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    CROPS MAY FAIL
    65 7 SYDNEY. Oct. 14. Report > now coming In Indicate that unless there are ittantlal ralnfallfl \t-ry IOOIX, many ci »p^ m Central New h Wftlei are likely to fall greatly reringed yields will result m the n half of ti ite. This situatli n follows the failuie
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      91 7 111 >ES MR LUCKY" BOTH >a I 1 IN GAMBLING AND LOVE 1^ I BUT WHEN HE PLAYS M I I I THE TWO GAMES AT THE J P I lI^AME Time HE HITS THE ffl 1^ I L'ACKPOT FOR DANGER, WW Jfl^^ l^Sw :wC .15 AND ADVENTURE 1 Sdl
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    Around The Town
    630 8 WITH VERA ARDMORE mllw<> Rctarians Mr. X M Bnglemann, th N ma i :ed me 1 o. I! Rotar \u hors Awi igh do B m< te and It I ok nearly an hour I cl< ir "i the harbour it the i. ata v. ited \<>
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    Why Grow Old?
    386 8  -  Josephine Low man By Bigger Better Q. "Can you tell me how to make my shoulders bread r: more square looking? As you i probably guess, I am a man and like more ot that 'brawny' look than I have." A. Do these twj exercises: <1> Stand
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    Queensland Has Shortage Of Dentists
    135 9 Queensland Has Shortage Of Dentists l.rins 3 B tkfl through for Health, Mr. "The den ista i give t- irs 1 ite. will rang roo >• Gcvernmeni will pay the the dentiati and their fai lilies to Australia." 1 lit- Governm* t I Mr. i i m Clark said thei
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    CAN REGAIN SOVIET CITIZENSHIP
    43 9 tfOSCOW, Oct. 14.-The Supreme .Presidium decreed Uxiay that l r Russian empire persons livto Czechoslovakia and persons lost their Soviet citizen- b living m Czechoslovakia may r R-jsian citizenship by the Soviet Embassy In X fan. 1, W7.- A.P.
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    MUSLIM DECISION ENDORSED
    49 9 LONDON, Oct. 14. A resolution endorsing the ■<• by t.he M §^em 1• i gae of fiv< I In Ihc '•it srii i Ooverntne f of India irai passed by the omn \.-tion of the London Branch of the A! 1 T "dia Moslem r.<:,^,:. today. Reuter
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    31 9 PARIS, Oct. 1 1. The Pacusm j Dreamboat may try for a new At la ti- record tomorrctp if the wca'her i- favourable, < <»' C« S. Irvine, chief pilot said today. A.P
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    NEHRU TO VISIT TRIBESMEN
    24 9 NEHRU TO VISIT TRIBESMEN j f ■7 i :«Vhru, <;.,■•• m»rr.- h- bore -Tie h. <":.•; rtbw*fll front o visi N' D rv.r'ly to flisou3i Reuter
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    Burma Wants No More Foreign Domination
    411 9 SINGAPORE, Oct. 14. not be se tied unl Bri is! v tnite chai of hearl ana recogn full) i jpiraiJ of the Burmese for full and comp tnd pc i aid U Ba Pc, Minister of Commerce and Supplies m the n Burmese government
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      102 9 Here's Another Cay Comedy! TODAY 1 SHOWS: 1.30— 4—6.30—9.30 p.m. John Sutto.i Is A "Love Doctor 91 FuU Of Theories About Marriages! NEXT CHANGE All The Genius And Fire Of Two Great Stars Filmed From Charlotte Bronte's Daring Novel. 20th Century Fox's "JANE EYRE" with Orson Welles Joan Fontaine At
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    259 10 <Hy Our Own Cort( for otherquot- $115. Indo-Chlna $75. X i 5. glutinou.- $110 glutinous rice .s j5. Biam ir.illing $41. Rock bugar: B< qu i $115. medium quality $104. U G vi a Maiac ra Sup no; $44; NO. 1 $37. Green I xam
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    New York Stock Exchange
    116 10 New York Stock Exchange NEW YORK, De. 14:— Stock* 1 made further small headway on reduced volume of trading with gains tunning up to nearly two points. .S eels a c! tobaccos were prominent with the former reflecting estimates >t a very hijs'h steel schedule this h since July 1946.
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    Share Market
    96 10 fOm Financial Correspondent) The thare market continued i \>c rather disinterested yesterday, but m tin shares, Puname to business nt 19 6 and here were possible buy- of Hong Fatta ai $1.10. Kucha) were done at si. to wit h s »llei ovei lii rlin i there If
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    613 10 I to -the Malayan Share tri ..rion (Singapore; «p foil* INDUSTRIALS Boy«I c Hler \l indra Brickworks 1.70 i.yo 7, kworki P r 2 >■'■ Br.i. ICait/a Truste* Executor Co. 8.00 9 00 dati d Tia 5n 22/0 do Pr< 86, 6 28/6 United Isiaraaet 85.00 40.00xd
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    ADMIRAL BOYD
    37 10 HONG KONG. Oct 14. sJ Denis Boyd, Commander-IB i Chief of the British Pacific Fitf.fc i returned to Hong Kong fa evening after a visit to JapanejL waters and a tour >M iX^M ports.- Reuter
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      191 10 7r;:' 172J5 AMERICAN I ANSWKR M X mr J n 1 i'reviois im r Crossword Puzzle Z^ 14 ROSS 2y— Public nonce Asf I £*ASE 1 30— Scraper used on >=♦' L/^-'ta'cßT H^ l-UftDlei human skin p.AiMi? ex r,r-*M i-'A'heio horses run j.')— Man's name |R|l O^k- SL 11 Author
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    S'pore Victory Cup Soccer Begins
    405 11 A.F. Base H.Q. Win 10-Goal Game Headquarters G H.M.S. Sultan 4 RAF Bi»se Headquarters defeaied H.M.S. Sultan Rc^ar yesterday m the first game of the Vie Lory Cup knock-oul unorganised by the Singapore Amateur Football Association. Specia.ors crowded to the touch line and spoilt he
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    Dutch Release A Vessels
    95 11 Dutch Release A Vessels tapore vessels which ,:i at aaiavia ior months were re- ug o ana three to this port. One Batavia waiting r oi rock sugar to I vessels returned wners are requirI- obtain permits from the therlands Con-ul J! tar they have ot received the permits. j
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    Musica! Society Choral Rehearsal
    87 11 Hi of the Ch^ra 1 fm •or M 'sit-; I m ai the Vie- j I; Hal nex- Monday. Hr ra. H- r Williams, i f»tipablf On hes!rt i Bch Music Hi' ill condu this choir. to a ybody who m t H md the H
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    27 11 I3SAR, Tuesday. 'lay woman of near Sauk on g Road, met In her hov e ref a make t W( g "cobra rill d ike itung
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    18 11 II The rrirrrnt Attlee, has >v to '.he i the Insl planii to La. b itumn of A.P.
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    3-Hour Search Of Supreme Court
    161 11 Several thousand dollars wcr.h property nave oeen stolen on various occasions from the Supreme Court Building. Singapore, including property from the office of the Custodian ox i Enemy Property, and omy a few days ago two curtains w re taken from the Chambers of the
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    SERVICES RESETTLEMENT OFFICER DUE
    74 11 i n Sii vi.l hv able U) reset I v.ith tb< arrival toff ''foul United K1 Rdom about <>■ I 20 of Mr. X CrU'.d.T H---1 'fflcor. Ifr Qiddem I pen Ml out M istry of Labour. }l> will on eonditioni England, sue!) > peninpi for
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    Three Armed Robberies
    196 11 In 'h :■;>■>; I I tOok i Mm';.'!..' the victimi losj i i«'i >i >11ery. Two ««f rob! Ie were In Ih< afternoon fivv.f one, three armed C11f..1 bou In Devon hire Road .v 2 p.m. and go! away with $1,000 i•) rash i d jewellety. Tho
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    23 11 RANGOON, Oct. iy Bereral hundr <i lab >ur< rs ol the Burma Oil CN mpanv at Duneedaw went on trlke r daj Reuter
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    118 11 Sam Fool. Boftf fACtd a <-hare« ..ri,.,- cm hi r before Mr. Singapore v > P .'erday. Ihe couple ha. l t<«cn riftrr:i«d M yo:ir>Openirc th< B for tin prow <*uticn, D.P.P. Mr. 11. Btattron^ Mid on tIM oveninc: of July 16 lh« ftccuted wi i»f to j:«
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    Rubber: U.S. To Buy Second 100,000 Soon
    229 11 Rubber: U.S. To Buy Second 100,000 Soon (.Our Financial Correspondent) it 1m anucipuieu vi ioCcii rill Dei circles mat the United .States Will be coming into the market tor their purchase of the second lot of 100.000 tons Malayan rubbe: In the course ,i the next tew day> at the
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    Test Probables To Meet M.C.C.
    116 11 PERTH. O?t. 15. O^rge Rob'nson Western Australian n^> tain, will the combined team incl'id'ns four state pipy re against the Maryieboners, s^nrt n L r on Oct. 17. \n V g M r*pt)ta'n, who •s a brill'nnt Hat^r»an nnri pinvfi t h e oval m
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    Courts Martial: Committee Set Up To Consider Right Of Appeal
    817 12 London, Oc:. 15. -The appointment ol a committo consider whether under the millKary code tin re aid be a right of appeal to the court oi appeal waa announced m the House of Commons oday by the War Minister, Mr.
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    12 12 M^ .<! 0 15.— 1 ii?ed 10 .v th Imn ed
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    Basic Agreement In Java Next Month-Official
    234 12 Batavia, Oct. 14.— The DiKch Commission-General i m owi from Holland to n go lati with :he liidonci h aders hopes ;u reach ba i agr< em n with hem on the future status ol Lndon ia by the end or n< on h,
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    Chinese Communists Were Over-Confident
    340 12 Peiping, Oct. 15.— General Chen Chen Chu# Stafl oi the Ministry of National Defe today that the Government hoped its milij ses would force the Communists to resun tiations for a political settlement. General Chen told inlerviewers that the Communists turned down General Marshall's ten-day truce
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    Truman Removes Price Control On Meat
    187 12 Washington, Oct. 15. President Truman |< nouncea m a broadcast; here las, nighli that he remove price control from meat. I Ko virtually ruled out ihe possibility I last week— of the United States Army's bon I 20,000,000 lbs. meat from Britain. He blamed
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    COAL STRIKE OFF
    33 12 COAL STRIKE OF F TOKIO. Oct. I threatening coal sir:; today when the Hokka d I who 'reached an a-r- the coalmines >per Kyushu miners who wej struck this morning, o- negotiate iurther.
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