Morning Tribune, 17 October 1946

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    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE HO. 146 (New Series) 10 CENTS THURSDAY. OCT. IT. 1946.
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    376 1 I KillM nore. Oct. 16.— The international sub-cor-n„ rice wn.cii holds its first mee'ing hce not cc Oct %i will work n-incipally on shipping L'lU to move South East Asia's rice around and area, according to the In' prnational Emerpood Council directive received here. As this directive is interpreted
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    The Heaviest Sentences In Malaya
    55 1 The Heaviest Sentences In Malaya [pur, Wednesday. notorious rj) tain Socletj of whose mtm- eed reward! hred P«?r- i i >ntc -cos yet m I >f Malaya. i BTg6i OH* Bye of wrongful nt, and one Of received the I T)lus 35 Mir of *he cat; H 10 strokes of
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    Nationalists Counter-Attack
    93 1 ■n Oct. IC— Nationalists B on the northern secw* N Peiping-Hankow railm ir directions, governW reported today as P Chiang Kai-shek's P counter-drive to k .ist-held commuM nnecting North and mf China i General Tv YuH atd to the south- i Uheld Antung, on I r, the independent
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    GOERING PULLED OFF MILLIONTO-ONE CHANGE
    1921 1 GOERING PULLED OFF MILLION-TO-ONE CHANGE {From Basil Gingell, Renter's Special Corretponaeni) NUREMBERG, Oct. 16.— Suicide within Nuremberg priion had been reckoned a million to one chance, but Goering pulled it off. He swallowed poison. How he obtained (he poison and how he managed to keep it and escape dclei lion
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    THEIR LAST WORDS
    228 1 Nuremberg, Oct. 16.— Ribbentrop died first at 1.1 1 a.m -and the last, Beyss-Inquart, shouting: *-i believe m Germany," dropped through the trap at lA* a.m. local time. All dl(d bravely but not as martyrs. Ribbentrop sad firmly: 'God protect Germany"— and then the man who tried
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    Nazis To Be Buried In Seaport Town
    208 1 Nazis To Be Buried In Seaport Town NUREMBERG, Oct. If. S i -According to unofficial l reports, the bodies of the executed Nazis will be taken secretly m specm i army vehicles to a seaport J town m Germany. It is said that the bodies I will be taken out
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    "Peace By Big 4"
    52 1 LONDON, Oct 16. arrived at Northolt m Brussels tcx Ho is fly next week. Spenkiim m the J l Smuts said that the deceive mof-tin* would be coming <^<- m f Tris. M he added, "was only bP, made by the Bl« Pout ji they come
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    Colonel's Evidence In Captain's Court Martial
    777 2 You ye no idea ho* ontrol I.O.1? 's You're no B bloody 0.C." The se were the v. Lt.-Col. K. M. Greenaway said were used against him by hi. md-in-command on board a British hospital ship vhen hi gave evidence at a Field General
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    Delegates Tell Of Burma's Struggle
    193 2 T"h^ wholr- Wbrld ch*ng< d ncc the ltust w&r and "it would bf: •i TTiiracle if ?JAlaya till remained •Ut.c", said t* ii;; P« Burm«-.s<: >.' 'r for Comm'rrf, nov. lendiaf the Food Conference here« •t i- raotpiion given to the Burm< c (J •<;
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    TWO JAP GENERALS IN CHANGI GOAL
    309 2 Spore Massacre: Hundreds Of laps Interrogated (Tribune Staff Reporter) Hundreds of Japan* :S ix.n<\ soldiers who Singapore during Dhe period immediately after the entry i o his city A ifamashita's hordes have r :> ated by i:i( i War Crimes Team m an responsible
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    Webb's Defence Today
    88 2 In, ■prctor Piers Prosper Webb ifi to make his defence on the three! rge which corrprjs? the first part of the caw against him, to day. At t'le canqli^sion of the case for the prosecution, yesterday. Se- District Judge T. T. Ru.Sell i lie would like to
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    Jap Colonel Weeps In War Crimes Court
    266 2 Jap Colonel Weeps In War Crimes Court There was a dramatic incident m the Australian War Crimes Court yesterday when Lt.-Col. Masugi, one of ihe five Japanese who are facing a charge 01 being concerned In the unlawful killing oi three Australian airmen, broke down and wept m the i
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    12,000 Yards Of Cloth Stolen From Godown: Lorry Driver's Evidence
    450 2 Two Chinese, Tan Chui Kirn and Tan V i appeared before Magistrate Ahmad bin ibra I the Fourth Police Court yesterday, at a prelim] I inquiry, on a tentative charge of committing I robbery of 12,076 yards of cloth, valued
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    Chief Officer Of Rice Ship Says "There Were 3 Impacts"
    320 2 \t the close ol the inquiry 1 In the Marine Court yesterday. into the damage caused to the m.s. Bentong. Mr. Paul Storr i that the Court's report on the findings would be given n the parties concerned m due
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      87 2 NOTICE SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL l^j DEBENTURE STOCK 1926 55-66 NDnOI i*. hf-rr^v riv«-n that th.> l- ifoi Booki of th< tboTe Block win b«* clo ed fr<jm 17th October to i rtnbtf IM6, both days lnclulivc for tht pr«-n- of Intor< I W- raati In rttptct of intr-rcst due o f
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    "We Want No Colour Bar, No Social Injustice" Says Mr. Creech-Jones
    1282 3 We Want No Colour Bar, No Social Injustice" Says Mr. Creech-Jones New Colonial Secretary's Message To Spore In a message to the people of Singapore, the new Secretary ot State for Colonies called for goodwill and co-operation. "We want no rare discriminations or social barriers, no colour bars and no
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    Demand For Textiles On Rice Card
    135 3 m Chinese Cham§2 <" will rrques: *ta the 1.500.000 to bo released Jj ithorities should the rice card through ccmW as has been me Bup piie a A -ivi- is reached at J meeting ot tnemlM rs at the •j Chamber of 2J he
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    Trisha Rider Was Gangster
    125 3 Chai timed U ng to td who had tried to exU rl pi i raced to r lonmei i, ;ay. :l€ at i aUp r Ser ing Kr 10 pm. rm Sej t. 3 md qu ti d Boh P^h fI i r. abon- moatb lv
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    FIRST CATCH PROVES A HUGE SUCCESS
    299 3 Andamans New Fishing Grounds For S'pote (Tiibune Stuff Reporter The largest single cacch ol n&h since pn- war da was landed at Singapore yesterday muriiin^. Ov»i picuis of ik<ui cherimin saga caught at the ne^w >• »»i--in\i grounds off the Andamans were brought intoCiydc
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    6 CAR TYRES STOLEN
    85 3 6 CAR TYRES STOLEN 1 7} 1( d n»bb« It plu/*» on Tr; b'i ir Chinese, two <<f whom A»n. ar:ii'd w; l€ 'bi h..' Ult day, fr'/;.i rt ..di,-s m (!hi i (how Strtetj U 15 p 111 Q 15 p m at Upptr Oik* o Road r f
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    Corporal On Fans Theft Charge
    43 3 CW P Devaw (33) i Ir. II 9 R I A I '.i- I i Q t fan r r p n Na 15. 1 v< wtTt W•( I foi mcl noni 23 and vu* 1 U r >
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    Jap Colonel Tells Of Allied War Operations In Sarawak
    428 3 I. emergency I would have taken the myself and passed sentence of death on without a trial. For the purpose of I will have to be done whether there no laws." Wk Li. -Col. Sago, a H the trial of md
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1946. The Curfew Law
    371 4 Morning Tribune THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1946. The Curfew Law One pi n In the for a> I police pow< v ii< com fore the Ad I in< I needs >mme< elab Section 4 ol the pn new ordin B car dj top his vehiri on tx required lo d l
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    OUR LETTER FROM LONDON THE LAW AND THE PSYCHIATRIST
    560 4  - OUR LETTER FROM LONDON THE LAW AND THE PSYCHIATRIST H. L. Hopkin i I murderCD me Bui s .still a chance that •lows, for ned to Investltat of his mind and Home ry. Without n b] Jthir-.ty, »1 are hoping n thi.s particular I] prevent the full penalt wv do
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    Nuremberg Verdicts: Film
    155 4 G. i wrsreel ol the berg judgment shown at :> I .V j iday was n le all the d mpressive by fact that at the time ol its n ol the 21 guilty Nazis were mounting the iffold. 1 L2-minute ne v 1 1 opem be
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    Indonesians Will Demand Recognition
    284 4 BATAVIA, -Oct. 15.— The Indonesians m their current political negotiations with the Dutch wilJ continue to make a minimum demand for formal re;nition of Republican authority over Java, and ra and will ask that authority over the remainder of Indonesia as well as Indonesian relations bo
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    'DEAD' DRUNK
    172 4 'DEAD' DR UNK mistake of took avmy a S of a corpse from I ing house could have pened only m Sevil Sunken man I a bed m thI a A» b T d r ln< Alberto List a stn I corpse of a border who Q\ S died during
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    BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
    64 4 BETTER LATE THAN NEVER Madrid, (Air mail &;1 late than never" ment of the aver Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Ca:iM| rslnr.ds. when the st amaS-?« brought the n: M new brewery wh pi warehoused m Hamburg since 1939, awaiting s'nipi I A consignment jf ma I j for making artificial
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    Germans Not To Criticize
    83 4 BERLIN: G |f_ and politicians m occupation are o cri .ici/e the decision of Po I of any future cOi I Allied Powers on G The now cod spreading cf natioi 2 Germanic ideas or H^ of rumours ainn unity among the m The order wua
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    Chu Teh Writes To Mrs. Stillwe
    108 4 San Francisco. Oct. 16.— Gen. Chu Teh Commander-in-chief ol the Chines Communist armies, wrote to Mrs. stiliwell that the "Chinese p°cpie will remember for ever Gen. Joseph St'Hwell'a contribution to the war Inst Japan and his struggle for a fust American policy toward China
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      134 5 Art Curios i K. TANG VER VALIJEY ROAD, jAPORE, 8.8. klsdl of Eastern Arts tad Crafts. I at Minimum Colt. tan ~a*eem» Vsrlous type* uf Ber ic and MM products. murtlta Gift B<rtf Ldlns PWientt, etc. S dLLA BUX CO., dor BrldH Road, 6injr»P=re. I Building; "WTapers Hook Store IFOR
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      171 5 it's obtainable anywhere it's m JJi£ SwqapDhsi Shop* F' ii "m i Dispensar) HEALTH and VITALITY Why suffer GENERAL DEBILITY when a wide range ol TONICS are now available CENTRAL MEDICAL HALL 61/53, Victoria Bireet Electrical United Trading Co v 81, Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE
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      211 5 Hair I tn Ladlct Hair Drewfrr Lat?it fashions and Manic lire hj Mm Ann* 3laj€irir Ann Ladles Hair Dres«lzg BaJoon Formerly of MalsGn G^ai> and MaJsoD Intfrrlandi. Heeren Building, Orchard R/,*d. THE TAVERN Up-to-uate Hotel In a Q'^et tnd C&A LodUlty. Rooms: Luxur.o'.. Furnished. Bar: All kinds of I3t C:a«
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      125 5 Musk Store T.M.A. Music House, I/O. 2L?2; Swt^-i, ilnraporo ror FLtNOG, ITJSXO &SOOBDB. Tkon« 74C1. Optician Regarding the eyesight CcMrult: New China Optical Co. VI, KfH Street, felnfapjrs. K::n* 8781 Photographer Singa Photo Studio :c High Btrc«t, ciKaAPO&i. ind.tr Cmtioct Photofraphers Pianos tfSED PIANOS IT PAMCUB MAKERS AT &SABONABLB PRICEU
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      176 5 Sanitan Contractors FONCHIN Co., Ltc Offlc« 64, Wallich Etr«%i Phon« No. 7M7. Sanitary t Elect HcaJ rVEtrt- BuUdirf R~pair*r§ fc'c O<iij.« Import«rt. Shoa BHOB CO, LTT. BATA BUILDING NORTH BRIOOI BOAX Silk Stores NKW SILKS m New Designs A* Al« k i%vaitrs Expert Ladles Drears auLer* S2, North Krid^e Hd.
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    SIAMESE GOVT. APPROVES RETURN OF PROVINCES
    225 6 BANGKOK, Oc L 5. H SJan o-day i i Ooverj it's dec! n the four France by 91 (9 Ihr Go d w-ith th -IatiOILS. One of the French proposals was that Siam should declare null and rokyo Treaty of 1941 but tho treftty
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    Will Respect Oil Rights
    86 6 TEHERAN Oct. 14. Prina ifar Plrou lan Mini ol Labou Propai n ted today th 4 "Ghavam'a un '-I his r< alwaj h< An ranian i I I i right h. membei the Companj onsldered a national Per lan ipany. it i amp tim r Bents
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    Italian Paper Criticises Byrnes
    132 6 Italian Paper Criticises Byrnes ROME; Oct. 14. The Italian .•rSi> displayed news i v ia* United States would give j.,iiy $4[iU,uoo,ooo ai reimburse lent for the costi ol occupation but little comment was yel available. Rome a Jiaiia Nuov a carrying \(>iiK frontpage editorial criu .j of the U.S. Been
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    24 6 7f'kio, Oct. I -Sixty-th< nineri m Bokkaid Fapan'j 'rthorTiTnO.st i; 1 d, f i iki last Pi iday toy r»- 4 Mrncd to work.
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    A-F.L. Raps Reds
    68 6 (I;i'A( o, Ocl IJ».-— iTho Ami n of Labour, today to a policy lent decina te 1 i i n V A.F L. pledgred itself to werk for a "rival of free trad< uni convention hoard Irving n n. t)\o ar^aninatioii'f European SreprftentatiTO, ohaTfe that Urussia v.
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    Advisory Council For Penang
    129 6 Advisory Council For Penang Our Own I PENAN* sdtj I U was officially a noun red tfefl the Advisory Council has been 'I ed in the settlemen, of Ptnc m the tra sitional period and ism Mich time when the Settl* Council can he established dn 'lie Malayan U.-ion Orde;
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    Palestine: 'Strange Policy' Of Truman
    181 6 14 Abdul Rah- Azzam Pasha, Secreu Aran Leagu< hat he had tx ear to und [i Truman I m c I>n with the blem. it is a fjnit.d which can take all the In th( world without th< balance of its s, i.s try.ng to
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    ITALY SWINGS TO THE LEFT
    156 6 ROME, Oct. 15.— Returns from Italy's first political battles since the Constituent Assembly electi< lass June Indicated that the country had drifted considerably Lo the Left. Xt suits of balloting m 268 of the 274 communes which elected l'xal officials on June 11 gave Leftist
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    SEVERAL MILLION GERMANS! FACE PROSECUTION
    256 6 jji Oct. 15.- The Allied Control Coim I m committee has promulgated a < I my, which means that hundred I German war criminals, mil 1 now can be arrested and punished acci I irrion of principles. I The directive, aimed at completi and lasting
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      96 6 LI'L AIIIVER exclusive m malaya to the morning trii rCjT-M.^, r« Bt Al TSTO IV AVI I W\ y&^-l M|) MUST MARRY SOMEONE, WHUT RIGHT HAS AMY Wfflo, VO 1 M-MEAN-AH |Ur£,AN'SOAH f_ COI^ID )L BEFORE MY H SKONK T'P.tTOOZET' Vk IS TH* POLECAT .V. (Aiil'lW Z\ rO \USE jm^r^2L^zj=^
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    IT'S A NEAT TRICK
    80 7 w m~ ueuu.evdi t>a /<•/ Oddwyn star, demonsta coin trick that requ tin three silver dollars, nnd (i vaif oi perfect legs, a cording to the late tiorcnz Ziegfeld, wh i ued this test m selecting his girls, wM% tied.-, who can hold three com firmly,
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    Unusual Story Of Bill And The Hollywood Searchiights-1
    1065 7  -  Henry Gris ft Alyivood Gossip *~^*—^o By i Morning Tribune Corres. m Hollywood. (Up) When night this dream city on IP eeta fill n g lights that wpe many a freak )tt< the churches m urn on th:.ir iong the e;o- i
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    Around The Town
    913 8 WITH VERA ARDMORE cdding pi i) E 2nd L Han lOu .< 3a n n B Cantonese Opera Tin Opera id incideni in© Ing. L lon. D. 1 irty 1 :I <J this I other :::r B »1 din i aur mt. ndousl: to ment. The rich
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    DRESS SHOW
    141 8 I:, Up abft nee ol Mr. M, R. Wr/jh: In H:; r. a. Rear Admiral h J k n itv the brick amancter n M. Plnf< I d us b* rt Man. An;' ng testi wen lAi ni frener^i Bir Montagu 8] CB. DJB <> C A.r V
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    Why Grow Old?
    45 8  -  Josephine Lowman By The modern cook, which Actress Joan Win field ce ta n 3 appears to be m this picture, must yuard against devua m foods if she wants to provide her family irith the best P L J hie health.
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    What's Cookin'?
    289 8 One reason we are l'kely to b deiicicnt m vitamin B is the fact that the majority ot iv do not rat generously of whole grain" toods. The modern housewile might well take a squint at h'story to find that it was grains that ftT3t made the cave
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    RANGOON PICKETS ARRESTED
    105 9 RANGOON PICKETS ARRESTED I 15.— U. Ba Tin. IfUtf c All-Burma lecrft and 80 trade have c police for fcetn at Dalla fobst: ;)ots O f the how fccad nd elght women I "tfr or 5 i i Istretc rm3 interlocked. Iroad; thc m am I the dockyards. I wished
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    Johnny Walker
    31 9 i- ,ex, Oct. 15: Bert Sl1 walkin I strt Rom ford stadium today I ate {IJO broken the record I os m 390 hours he set I W Reuter
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    KENYA IS UK's NEW MID -EAST HQ
    268 9 KENYA IS UK's NEW MID -EAST HQ X)N, Oct. 15.— The Prime 1 m< i announce:. t the "H j of I mons that Kenya of general headquai confirms the views held m poll ica] quarters that such a move was Inevitable, ..n i s Reui rs's political corresponde Politically
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    Firecrackers Greet Padres
    52 9 1 250 i I m ntln- •s of over sent hina. I .-i i Into N I Noi i reinfoi pre-wt to ox- id medical and ed nal aid. Th th( m .ai s UI3 on V for W 1 r mis- slonar cs for the 1
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      179 9 IT'S WHOOPS WHEN A HARD-TO-GET GUY MEETS AN EASY-TO-WANT GAL! FIVE SHOWS TO-D.V. II a.m. 2 p.m. 4.15 C.oO/j^"_ rf (Tel': 5281) VJ^AI I I {JLj i fl_S_^ _r_>^ _0 Wr lB_) 53 iwißim^jragß; S^KvSy ___tS_tf i'fi'___ffy ____^4___l _E_r _____________r fiugJJ£H> _______F _r j^^_____T ___r m^fj m fl MKkW GARY
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      121 9 igwYwnaWP AIR CONDITIONED. > AT AN AwMCHA!3 SHOWING 10-DAI CAREY- KELLY I NEXI CHANGE A FLYING TIGER «*k TAKES A FLING 1 pfi6£RT 6ENCMLEV UIZABETH Tl^ RIE6ATCSON V F'KEOOIE S'.ACK anrj Hi ORCHESTRA 1 id D< SATURDAY <;fU i«d««p m dange» J^g^-.^^R dt*p«r m low«! W^^ i^J^J PATRIC KNOWLES John
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    257 10 (By Our Own Correspondent). Ring Wed ('.-.day. Prices Quoted below are for I v* d KUtuffs 'lays quotations OH"« $115; i. China $75; X h $95. Siam glutinous rice $110; X- dab glutinous rice $95. Siam rla milling $41. Rock <* v $115, medium quality
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    Payment Of Gratuities To Soldiers
    130 10 LONDO* nt 16.— Mr. F. r War Minister, ani ed the Wai Office ha s com- arrangements for pay- Qt of i *r credits and tuities to regular soldiers still cv Q( He circulated an peal >n b ;> ;i ol the Govcrnnt to men
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    Chinese Mechanics Are Returning
    83 10 Chinese Mechanics Are Returning Chines* mechanics and drivers m Kunming, who have been stranded m China -ince the termination <>t the War. and who «rt awaiting repatriation to Sncraporc and Malaya, hv- been srtven i mbsldy of U.S. S2OO each by the Chin^ne tiovernment, nnd the CNNRA has begun the
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    RUBBER MARKET
    58 10 (Oui Financial Correspondent) The rubber market was quiet yesterday. There were buying Inquiries locally, but no sellers were reported. In the meantime, news from New York of the American purchase of the 2nd lot of 100.000 tona Malayan rubber expected m tb^ course of the next few days,
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    'Man Can Rise Superior To A-Bomb'-Monty
    170 10 'Man Can Rise Superior To A-Bomb'-Monty CROYDON, S I Field Marshal I m speaking at Coi I C last night su I] lutcly certain is that a V?nkl tl< so m peac( -iiithej] 3* belief this" to VT, Domb has not d the ne( d for N.< I tu Air
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    SHARE MARKET
    76 10 (Our Financial Correspond?:: K3 Tile shaie manif' cintir.'imjj dull yesterday. |g m tin shares, Sungti Kir/jfl were done at 16 1 Ravasfl Tinflelds at 8 3 and k I was also recorded m Pet.iiiip^H at $8.10. V Tambalaks. which i M ago were dealt at 32 cK. Ed
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    TRUCE CALLED IN S'PORE "SOCCER WAR"
    328 11 T R UCE CALLED IN S'PORE "SOCCER WAR (By 'Spectator') A truce has been called m the socctv 'war" between Singapore's two Chinese leading teams, the S.C.F.A. a»id the Chinese Athletes. The Athle.es have decided. I understand, to Join forces with the S.C.F.A. for the Victory Cup competition. But that
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    STEP TOWARD SELF-GOVT. FOR KOREA
    83 11 STEP TOWARD SELF-GOVT. FOR KOREA Mjj net 16:— A cautious s.ep s *> nm ent In the Ame■°**rt of Korea has now r.<£ U.S. miii.aiy <9 h, United States M j approved ord--3 r:e an interim taffMXl t0 convene on Hey. yi military can dissolve it, Bn d pre< lude
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    TRADE BOARD FOR JAPAN
    94 11 WASHINGTON, Oct. 15:— The Par Eastern Commission has agreed to *et up an Allied Trade Board to decide how Japai can expori, and develop its economy. The Board will meet m Washingto", and will be asked to mako r..--commendationf to General MacArthur, it will discuss:—* Pint,
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    WOUNDED WIFE WITH SCISSORS, GAOLED
    42 11 Sam Fnok Hong who fatally wounded hi- wife with a pair of scissors during a heated quarrel was yesterday sentenced to four rs rigorous Imprisonment it the Singao re A vhen thf» und hii ol voluntgrievous hurt.
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    EAST-WEST CLUB NAAFI
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