Morning Tribune, 18 October 1946

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    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE f 147. (New Series) 10 CENTS FRIDAY, OCT. 18. 1946
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    Nehru At Peshawar: Muslims Demonstrate
    348 1 I, Oct. 16.— Fly Muslim 'c volumee instrated a mi the Congress m Government, c Pron c thousand green uniformrs carrying lances, spears t Peshawar aerodrome as Vice-President of the Inarrived today to begin a tier area of India. The volunteers shouted: "Nehru go back.
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    'Peace Making Difficult" Says Mr. Byrnes
    71 1 'Peace Making Difficult" Says Mr. Byrnes Oft. 17— The cr itary of State, mi arrived back i today. He thus nt'on of being desk this morning— around breakfast i »rters on landing >. Eel we have mr.ide )e<J from the plane after be had i the Paris Confert- B ius
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    "Body Blow" To U.S. Consumer
    51 1 fASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—Preman's removal of filings was termed low to the American by the OPA advisory m issued at the the con>umer urged hou-^ewive^ ott high-prie-it for the reB on rent and j declared that the 1 d< control was to rces of inflation on
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    NRRA TO pay less
    28 1 17. The Eur< UNRRA said m. iv, j ree"RRA ;«nd the iioritie^ i from 5.00n,000 jn pnid by ucks and 1 ilkan i A.P.
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    Goering's Suicide Mystery Unsolved
    80 1 Nuremberg. Oct. 17.- After a night and day ol investigation, the mys cry of how Ooering obtained the phial of poison with which he cheated the galvs remained unsolved las< nißht. Major Teieh of the Be rlty Office here said: far as T am co nei,
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    £250,000 JEWELS OF DUCHESSS OF WINDSOR STOLEN
    229 1 £250,000 JEWELS OF DUCHESSS OF WINDSOR STOLEN D LLE, C WH ILE :AL SCOTLAND fARD X ARD, THJ LESS JEWELS BE! >2 GrINQ TO IHE DU' I C^P WINDSOR WERE 31 V A CAT I FROM EDHAM LOD^i HIE I OF DUDIE V /'S HOME HERE W. [HE DUKE AND
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    Gen. Denning's Plane Has To Turn Back
    128 1 Gen. D enning's Plane Has To Turn Back HONGKONG, Oct. !7.-Maj.~ Gen. H. S. Denning, principal administrative officer for HE AC, is a passenger on the bOAC plane which was due to arrive m Hongkong yesterday, but which turned back vicing to bad weather. The plane attempted to ret■urn to
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    UNO Budget This Year $20-Million
    65 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 17.— Mr. John Hutson, an Assistant Se-cretary-Oeneral of the United Nations, said the United Nations oudget for this year would run slightly under $20,000,000. tie said the 1947 budget would necessarily be larger because ni the gradual expansion of the United Nations.
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    13 DIE IN AIR CRASH
    47 1 Laramie, Wyoming. Oct. 17.A crew of thre'- and ten passen gers were k'lled when a passenger plane crashed during jj blinding snowstorm thrp" mile vest of Laramie. it was reported today. The crash occurred as the plane came In to land Reuter
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    REFUGEES PLAN
    51 1 KITCHENER. Ontario, Oct. 17.— Mermon'U-s of Canada and the United States are planning to spend million* of dollar* to transport thousands of displaced persona from Europe to the frestern hemisphere. The first step w v be tfv- removal of 2.000 refugee^ from Holland. Denmark and Germany to Paraguay.
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    Yugoslavia To Make Trieste Case For UNO
    74 1 Yugoslavia To Make Trieste Case For UNO LONDON, Oct. 17.- Marshal Josip Tito, Premier of yugoslavi% told an Ajnerican newspaper correspondent today that Yugoslavia would bring the entire problem ol Trieste before the United Nation* Belgrade radio reported today. Marshal Tito was quoted an cof»firming Hiatemenbs repeatedly mad« at the
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    CID Men Ambush Six Gangsters
    111 1 (Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Thura After many 100 hours of tireleti search over a wide area, bj the rdico, six gangsters on eacl> of whom the police had placed a reward of $1,000 were finally captured today by officers and men of the CID
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      32 1 GIAN SINGH'S DESIRE TO IFAVK HEMOR W BEHIND BEFORE THET CLOSE I FILL NKW KHAKI TKOISFK FOB FOB EITBBB si LIMITED STOCK Photi GIAN Sl.\f;i! A COMPANY, 4 Battery Road, Cables: "BAJAJ"
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    Webb Makes Defence, Says Himself Arrested
    699 2 "I had to put up som< 1 of a was alwaj fapanese present, and a.s Kawatoki, was head oi Commercial Crimes' Branch, especially, was a brute/ Inspector Piers Prosper (Webb, while making his defence before Second District Judge T. T. Russell yesterday. Webb, who
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    Robbers Drive Away In Victim's Car
    152 2 Robbers Drive Away In Victim's Car Adding Insult to injury, six armed Chinese who robbed the occupcnts o! .'i house m Bideford Road ol $5,235 m cash and jewellery, drove away m their victim's car m a daylight robbery at 9 o'clock, Wednesday morning. The abandoned car wa s recovered
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    ANTI-FRENCH DEMONSTRATIONS
    75 2 HANOI. Oct. 16.— (Delayed).— Violent anti-French demonstrations at Vinh. m North Annam, were reported to have occurred on Oct 14 with the Annamites protesting to the recent execuol seven Viet Minn leaders u\ Bftlgon The Vietnam presi a!.vj announcfd todi I i{ the dire<-t r ol th^ ese
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    JAVA TRUCE MEET AGAIN POSTPONED
    174 2 JAVA TRUCE MEET AGAIN POSTPONED .FA VIA, Oct. 17.— A British i: Prem er .-.uiun Bharir d Djojakarta special Republican Cabinet meeting on problems rising from truce agreement and political negotiations with the Dutch. An Indonesian spokesman said Sharir "might" consult Dr. Soekarno. The departure of top Indoian officials forced
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    U.S. STOPS AID TO CZECHS
    80 2 WASHINGTON, Oct. 17:— T h c United Siatet has suspended a •.■0,000,000 dollar programme cf ai<l for CzechOftlorakia m obvious anper the Czechs have supported the Russian chart's that America |l vying "to slave" economically. Acting soon after the Paris Peace conference m which the
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    SUB'S EXPLOIT
    34 2 COPENHAGEN, Oct. 16.-— The newspaper Berlingske Bays an American submarine has explored the possibility of going north of Greenland through a narrow strait bel/veen Ellsmere Island and the northern tip of Greenland.
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    Nehru Wants British Troops Withdrawn
    261 2 New Delhi Oct. 16.—- Pandit Nehru, Vice-Presid-ent of the New Central Government and Member of External Affairs, m a Press statement described certain speeches delivered at the British Conservative Party's Conference held at Blackpool, as "irresponsible, full of malice and calculated to stir up strife
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    Raffles Hotel Shooting Watchman's Evidence
    290 2 An inquiry m o Lhe death of the Sikh wah* Chanan Singh, who was shot m the cha who had been disturbed while about to steal room m Raffles' Hotel a< 5.25 a.m. on Sec commenced before Singapore's Coroner, Porter, yesterday. Only one witness wa
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    To Expedite Reparation Of German Plants
    227 2 BERLIN, Oct. 16.-Siownem making Germany's inciu^ plants available as reparation ha s caused the Inter-Alliedi parations Agency m Brus'eir request the British. jj r l States, French and Soviet 2 ernments to secure an early fl cussion on the question by Council of Foreign
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    Russian Agents Leave U.S.
    85 2 NEW YORK. Oct. lH Russians, ordered home Wj Soviet Government wmn United States Departmem Justice asked thorn tl^:^gj agents of a foreign jpjgM planed for Paris todas anwj pressing official ret ingto cut short tn Five Ukrainians also fttked b gl partmtnt to re home on
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    15 2 PARIS. Oct 16.--n'ane Pacusan D from Orly Weld day m an attemp' flight record aero
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    Lorry Curfew Bill Now Law: Temporary Anti-Crime Measure
    506 3 The Police and members of H.M. Forces obtaadditional power, to deal more efflectively with t wave of theft and looting now prevalent In Sing when the Road Vehicles (Special Powers) Ordinance was rushed through and passed m all its stagr. yesterday's meeting
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    2 JAPS TO DIE
    201 3 An unsuccessful plea of superior orders was put forward by the defence m the War Crimes Court, sitting m the Victoria Memorial Hall, yesterday, at the trial of Capt. Kasai. the commanding omcer of the Miri Kempeltai, and nine others on a charge of unlawful killing
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    Bread And Flour Ration
    73 3 Registration for the ration of bread and flour closes tomorrow, Saturday. it is t lie purpose of the scheme to supplement the present rice ration by an additional ration ol flour or bread. This additional ration can only be given to thot.c who register m time.
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    Fish Has Priority
    13 3 In order Ell i be 1 .30 p.m. ory C
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    Heavier Penalties For Crime
    192 3 Heavier Penalties For Crime Fiom today Lhc I i mum penalty h>r I lawful pos>c>..:o/i Ol tire' I ana, and ammunition win i be m uears' toiprtsonmeM J ijf either acscnpUon o> a tine tlQfiQO, o> both. This icas decided yestet k day when the Fire-unns and Ammunition (Unlaw- i
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    AMERICAN KILLS TWO TRIBESMEN
    132 3 AMERICAN KILLS TWO TRIBESMEN TEHRAN, Oct. 16. -Captain Alexis Gagarin, 30 year-old American Assistant Military attache at tho United State Embassy m Teheran, stated todu.> that he killed two and wounded several other Boruhmadi tribesmen of Southern Persia m self-defence, 20 mik-s north of Shira/., capital ol Southern Pan province.
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    Measure Is Umpleasant But Necessary
    141 3 Measure Is Umpleasant But Necessary lorry Curlew Bill 4? iTxpl asant mecU- nient must take n expect to get betm Pnlts Eur °Pa n B ;1 K at yesterday's zlt Singapore Acivim r the Bill was X v rnment to get g£ n as it can be 2* however, drew
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    "CULTURAL LECTURE"
    21 3 11 i D f* E L P i It the 1 of the f i lew td i f
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    UNKNOWN
    84 3 m ilty to a charge of W nhev and sheets of 5 'on, from an un- ■?>■•■ ed In the coolie lines j# l dockyard, on Oct. i Ang (45) was stn- months' r.i. by X K. M Byrne yester- Smith of the jJJ ome male and Jf removing
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    MECCA PILGRIMAGE
    14 3 Fwo thoasand I Beirut abroad the Anvil. t oi pilgrims Beirut fl
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    POLICEMAN'S APPEAL FAILS
    24 3 of clothing. In dism JusUoe out tha the i ha-' been taken from th<- •-o iratcti Tl sentence wai not i
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    ASSAULT BY PARATROOPER ALLEGED
    175 3 ASSAULT BY PARATROOPER ALLEGED Desciibvd v a *parach Alfred T. (ioudwin waj arraigned yesterday bel Mr. Justice Worfey ut tne Singan a charge of Q ting r r>t ry on July 18 ;md •ily causing hurt with ■r during ihe commls o of the offence. the prosecution the compl Inant,
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    Irregularity In Charge: Conviction Quashed
    118 3 Reducing tho sentence n Chua S»H>n Guan yesterday, tn# Chief Justice Mi. C. M. Murray Aynsloy told him that it was 'not on the merits o/ tho appeal" that 1 i i doing so. The accused had pleadedguilry to the facts m the lowef court
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    ENVOY FROM ROME.
    82 3 A *p. >al t voy 'rom M&mt, th§ ItVtrtftd Brother T^awre-cp. <tant SupcrUi Qta«nU of all I bri h Bro hor m 'he British E h- kfr U word, wi?l he pivon wr-T! fl r>y at Bt. Jo^.-ph •v ninr. Hp will be ,J by tho B«l
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    £2,000,000 COST
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    Morning Tribune FRIDAY, OCT, 18, 1946. Fresh Hope In China
    308 4 Morning Tribune FRIDAY, OCT, 18, 1946. Fresh Hope In China Oentral Government eessea against the Communists m China have brought fresh hope of settlement of the quarrel thai tiinuteas to engull all China. The Nationalist attach oa Kal&an was preceded by an on- r ot a. &dj iruce. I offer
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    23 4 LONDON. Oct. 16.— Sir Percy chairman of the Cunard White Star Line, died early today tame m NVston Cheshire nt ftfe of IT.
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    Next 20 Years Of Films.
    664 4  - Next 20 Years Of Films. SIR ALEXANDER KORDA Better Sound And Colour UY (IN AN INTERVIEW) 1 :> ij the 20th annivery of the poch-making intro ductlon of sound into films, m the yean that have passed < nn r Brothers Of Amted their first .'.'Hind a, "Don Juan," :n
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    Hirohito Says Thanks To Gen. MacArthur
    314 4 Hirohito Says Thanks To Gen MacArthur TOKYO, Oct. 16. Quietly and without prior announcement Emperor Hirohito to-day paid a third call on Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur Japanese sources said he expressed gratitude for assistance m passing the v; constitution which stripped the throne of political po ,ver. Officials remained silent
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    GOERING HAD JOKED ABOUT SUICIDE
    163 4 GOERING HAD JOKED ABOUT SUICIDE NUREMBERG M .TICK, Oct. 17.-H, I who died by emu of potassium <y ■WP (.quarter hours bef r« B*Nazis west to thi I yesterday, mad. I a "joke" about s n Ml i.^o. it wai disclosed. RZ An official of th P I tlce said
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    Peace Makers Leave Paris
    159 4 Peace Makers Leave Paris PARIS. Oct. 16.— The fail M curtain on the 80 day Parii ?iM Conference was marked by I exodus of delegates many of left only to meet ■fain m N'^'B for tho General Assembly ol United Natio.s due to open on Otl 2f H By plane
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    Noted British Composer Dies
    42 4 Noted British Composer Dies LONDON, Oct. 16. I Bantock, einii I H who v.: i H r ndian Civil Sen 'hi- i c I W for 1 1 Service but he rit| shin '.vln n J •'<'■■ I ••'<• r m Hid rrpfninesf Reuter
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    World Court Open To All Nations
    293 6 fee 8u« x New fork J Ji Nu- >na C m c m undei v tic< i I be open o sta j |f courl ati 1> report from th<- expert j i nding that t Ito .submit o the c »urt on und-r
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    PEKING CUPS HOLD A CURSE?
    187 6 NCOUVER 0 16 oi- et u o 0' appearance of tne gar, is m the niewa for the last time, unless tne cvi the Peking appear again. I has come to .125,000 rom tn i' I 1!;< P < Palace m the 10's during the
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    TIRED OF WHAT?
    47 6 r:< dp. JANiino. o.t 15.- v n\r-- iiirr Carol of Kvnumli ah Mir.. T'%- a T.uosf-a. ai ''k .<r to f" tO Arprint'na t^» Vuy a ran^h, a f ;rd H^id horc tody. It fm reported th< y nrC tired A.P. doir l;jthi' 7
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    Persia: Bevin's Firm Denial
    152 6 Persia: Bevin's Firm Denial LONDON, Oqt. Bt to tK today on \\-r:Mi. Aff«|tinC reia-tion, b* b and P*li Gov. PI ments, declared: "The Britiih Gov rnnwnt h&ve no hea t^ion m lUtinfl that a)l iOegilUoiifl and mlatknM which have been made d mt the complicity of British offi- m Penia
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    BRITAIN OWES AMERICA 88 MILLION OZS SILVER
    216 6 1 Dftdon, Oct. 15, Explaining why Government was introducing ciipro-nrac el to replace silver m British coinage, Chai ellor of the. Exchequer HughDalton told the House of Commons today that Britain and India could not possibly buy silver m the market o repay
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    SIX 'Z'S' SAIL BY STIRLING CASTLE
    191 6 Oct. 15.— Six pas.- 1 October 9 Uv the liner Stirlin I Easl have surnames starting I Surname of one passenger will Twenty-fly I i tongue-twister ior the purs- vi Dutch s< 1 er, because it has 15 letters m travel m the liner.
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    New Nazi Movement In Europe
    202 6 New Nazi Movement In Europe Paris. Oct. 10. I I people had been det I French police by to-night :M questioning m conn 1 1 the activities of a b dy kn -M ias the 'Socialist Unitary I I alleged to be the i:\-ri-io new Nazi moverr The police also
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    NEI RUBBER PRICE CUT
    36 6 BATAVIA, Oct. 15:— The Rubber fiund has !<• buying price to sO Dutch rent kilogram effectWf today. The P* -fated that it wai ob the price following tf»< 1() on tbc iaternational _JJ"
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      40 6 LI'L ABXEIt EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE SwoMg In ion m b^ AH H^ 6IT you Vl I^au'li break th- wwo /5 we a/./. uvu> Ywe was restin T an'-uhentm ccor I 1 :_i_J (To be cntd. to-morro
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    Unusual Story Of Bill And The Holly wood Searchlights-2
    780 7  - Unusual Story Of Bill And The Holl y wood Searchlights -2 Henry Gris Uywood Gossip •By vi- creeping up truck but at this very Shirley Temple and her mg John Agar m a car m fn n\ I »wd burst into md the boys joined about to resume n Sonja
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    RIBBENTROP WANTED NIP ATTACK ON SOVIET IN 1941
    251 7 TOKIO. Oct. 16.— Joachim Ribbentrop, Hitler's Foreign Minister, hanged m Nuremberg to-day, had urged the Japanese to attack Russia m the Summe of 1941 so that tho Axis powers could meet M on Trans-Siberian Railway before Winter comes/t he fl viet prosecution
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    HUGE SOVIET ARMY BUDGET
    155 7 HUGE SOVIET ARMY BUDGET MOSCOW. Oct. 16. An increaoe ol 250 per cent. In expenditure on .scientific research "to further the kiowUi of the economic and military might of the Soviet Union" wa- provided for m the budget presented to the Supieme Soviet last night by Arsen Zverev, Finance Minister
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    WON'T DENY—OR CONFIRM
    27 7 WON'T DENY— OR CONFIRM .T H hi* >rc< i dei i i built l'h« P coded i. <■»'" Uhm tmlldltii m»i r,, 1m t< 1.. D 1 Reuter
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    FRENCH-ITALIAN TRADE
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    Around The Town
    1116 8  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Spectator Sports f W The R a.f. Meeting at oefetar last week attracted a large number pi onlookers. Including tl rernor ol Singapore. .sports events were intere ana I xciting, and like all R.A.F. functions the meeting was extremely well organised, <ach event starting
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    Why Grow Old?
    39 8  -  Josephine Lowman By Swimming is an excellent exercise to firm your mllS^ v generally and (live you a better figure. It's fun, too, a* h can from the hay Actress Joan Winfield is miny.ng m above.
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    Good For You
    177 8 I receive many letters winch .how a misconception ol what. different types ol exercise will accomplish. A recent letter ks, "Will .summing develop the chest and hips, dancing the and will bicycle riding rehips? Cm you k- p trim by :etball? All I n moder ill ftrm
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    Rush For Industrials Follows U.S. De-Control
    101 9 New York, Oct. 15.— Grain, cotton and security tallowed meat an upward spiral yesterday ;>s •ntrols on meat were lifted by Presidential action. nmeal maize and oats were ,mlv higher on the Chih§Bs of Trade, while m securities and cotneed. Anderson, Secretary •at arc
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    FIVE DIE IN FRENCH AIR CRASH
    32 9 PARIS. Oct. 15: A French military aircraft caught fire and crashed near Lyons today and the whole crew of five men were burnt to death.- Reuter
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    FRAU GOERING WILL BEASKED TO EXPLAIN
    431 10 FRAU GOERING WILL BE ASKED TO EXPLAIN rem: Oct. inn G to be Q n the phj the off. Goering y, clad m blu ia lying m the conU h d only a ay, his onspirators were walking, manacled to CJnl urns, to the ition chamber, whi one i another,
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    129 10 IX)NDON Oct. 16. -The pus- in U< that the inflationary v end on Wall Street Rowing the removal ot price con may briim about sympathetic faction on the London market imparted a firmer trend to Industrials on the Stock market toSay while the Chancellor of the Er.chequer'B
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    New York Stock Exchange
    58 10 new yokk. 16. Mixed tendency s developed with most ol tod: early gmini induced or eliminated. Numerous brokers feel that the rmukK Is consoll- sains of i\v last [our :i. h caused the indus- to regain the 25 i lost >ii:< > > t^(- M Is
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    Disorders In East Bengal: Troops & Police Called Out
    64 10 Disorders In East Bengal: Troops Police Called Out c ilcutta, Ov? 14. —Troops have bwn called out m ah dii rJ uf East Bengal and a Large foi to te ■r( a af i r i i: -al Gh 1 c [nee 1 r B< A for ms ol I
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    HOME SOCCER FIXTURES
    266 10 LOHD Of, 0 I 10:— The following Mtbali fixtures for noxt k ENOLISH LEAGUE OCT. 26. FIRST DIVISION BoltOß v. Blackpool. Charlton Er< rton Qrimtby T. r. P nth. Lends Utd. v. Bla< Lhrerpool r. Brentford. Manchps'r-r U v. Bunderland. Middlesboro v. Hudderslleld. ton N.E. v. Aston
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    253 10 By Our Own Correspondent). Prices quoted below are for jicui weight except where othervibc stated. Foodstuffs:— Yesterday*i quotttrjns were "M echoon": 51am $115; Indo-China $75, Xedah $95. Sium glutinous rice $115: Kodah glutinous rice $105. Siam rice milling $41. Rock Sugar:— Best quality $115, medium
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    Charity Show At Great World
    54 10 The Liberty Mus; q Assn. is stapiiift- B Friday, Oct. 25, at 8.15 Great World. (Chnnj k aid of the China Pan and Silver Jubile.- J A programme of VI ment eompriilng bj and sketches m Mand ese and Malay hu- been drawn up. Admission
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    Share Market
    93 10 (Our Financial Coi resi The general condition share market) reinai yesterday In tin shares, Honf been rone at $1.00, Kuchais at I while there were buyers r f X Tins at 16/3 and Etantaas at $1.4 Very little bnsines! hi corded m the ruM,. l There were Inquiriefl
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    Paratroopers Go Down Fighting In Padang Rugger
    439 11 Paratroopers Go Down Fighting In Pad ang Rugger S.C.C. 14 pts. 13th. Battalion, Paratroop Regt. 8 ptft Severely tested for this first time this season by the 13th. Battalion, Paratroop Regiment, the S.C.C. .maintained their unbeaten record when they defeated their opponents by 14 points (1 goal, i penalty goal,
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    Hammond Stands Down
    74 11 PERTH, We>i Australia, Cct. 17. Hammond, who if standing down following the policy ot £ivm i his men all the possible match practice, include^ s*x, who did not play against Western Australia, for the M.C.C. match against the Combined Australian side beginning here today. Tho If.CC. team
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    Aussie Test Team To Be Picked Nov. 19
    98 11 Aussie Test Team To Be Picked Nov. 19 16. The Au3tralian t>am r nc on Nov. 2'j will be chosen at Sydney, on J'J at the conciu uj South Wales V 3. M.C.C. ma: Mr. R. A. Oxlade, Chairman of the Australian Cricket Board of Control, said m view 0/
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    Stilwell's Ashes Scattered In Pacific Ocean
    114 11 Stilwell's Ashes Scattered In Pacific Ocean net 17.— The asnes I r^al Stilwell were I SEES; I «r*# wish, ms 1..- f n committed to the air f\ t over the horizon from X to the studded headlands J::mel the site of Illanfair of Stilwell's nal four-stai plane accom- remains
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    NEW T.B. VACCINE
    43 11 !>SCOW, Oct. 16:— Soviet Scien.T'fd no'able success tuhoreuTosis with now ed i* to new-born chilTho ronort said the results f ional importance." Moscow city m tern ity so Piicco«;s r iil extend the vac\co to Rossla'i t«^s of A. P.
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    CHANGI CRICKET
    35 11 id Australian XI Durham Light Ticket at Chang] on i following will i tralian side: W Andrews, J. Smith, D. Dimlop, W. Monk, R. Skinner, W. Keir, l I and N. Ouinton. Reuter
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    Soccer Crowd Defies Police
    123 11 About forty civil police and military policemen were ported at tne Jaian Besar Stadium yesterday, when the second tie cf the S.A.F.A. Victory Cup compuiti n was played between the R.A.F. (Tengah) and 177 C.R.E. This was a result of the protest to the Municipal authorities
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    Tengah R.A.F. & Engineers Draw In Victory Cuptie
    261 11 Tengah R.A.F. Engineers Draw In Victory Cuptie I* (Tengah) 1 177 C.R.E. l md evenly contested soccer -match was by a good crowd at the Jalan Besar Staerday when R.A.F. (Tengah) drew with i the second Lie of the Singapore Amateur fiat ion Victory Cud competition. The v. ill re-play
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    World Situation Pregnant With Danger to Peace
    620 12 World Situation Pregnant With Danger to Peace Amcry 'European Union' Urged 17.— Leopol ary of State for India ing i that the lasl shot the internatic us anxiety. "What la disquieting la the conflict of ln- patibl* -md purposes tvate, every local ft part of the i world domination, d.
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    Queen Elizabeth Sails On Post-War Maiden Voyage
    167 12 Queen Elizabeth Sails On Post-War Maiden Voyage On Board Tin Quor-n BiMbeth Oct 16:— To the Ch—m >f a .rowd:i d bla-sts on hooters of 'lrnig ships, the mighty QBMO E!i/ab<th. BriUln'l -rack r. today slipped down placid Buuthamptoa Wat<r Into the optn Mi on her maiden voyagf as a
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    Combined Australian 271 For 5vs.M.C.C.
    337 12 PERTH, Oct. 17.— The Comn:neci XI opened the batt.ng against the Maryleboners when, tor the third time m four matches, the Tourist* lost the toss, Norman Yarciley lead ng the team out to the fUld m the absence of H-immond, who is resting this game,
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    NO ICI INVESTMENT IN CHINA YET
    17 12 L6:— Lord 'hami i today that I [mpei Id sfsfs Reuter
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    No Slave-Flyers Found In Wilds Of Lololand
    257 12 No Slave-Flyers Found In Wilds Of Lololand Sichang, Oct. 17.— The United Stai ty, back ty from the wilds m fur ported there was no evidence of any fliers enslaved by U tribesmen. party brought bai k the bones of one American crew member who perisheu In the crash of
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    Permanent Commissions For 1,550 In R.A.F.
    83 12 Permanent Commissions For 1,550 In R.A.F. LONDON, Oct. 17.— The House of Commons was told by Geoffrey de Proitas, Air Under-Secretary, that j by the end of September, 1,550 offlCQTf would have been told of their selections for permanent commicsions. It is hoped to let all the remaii^ ii g
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    KESSELRING FOR TRIAL
    31 12 ROME, Oct. 16.— Field Marshal Albert Kcssolring, Commander of German forces on the Italian front during the war, will go on trial m Italy soon for war crimes.
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    DARTMOOR HUNGER STRIKE
    39 12 PLYMOUTH. Oci. M British soldier prison rs *n JJ moor today begin a jjewW] strike tor free( strike by 25 prisi 'Oct. 14. The strike rtedj prisoners hoard c nviction^ were more than 200 p A.P.
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    Vocational Training For Colonials .
    102 12 Vocational Training For Colonials LONDON, Oct. Creech -Jones, Secretary for'^ Colonies, said a special sole* ft ad been arranged by t Got ornment for /urther tduc*t|J end rocationaZ training io«:n? men and irowen, aim 2 i>een engaged m war sort; 7V?e benefits of the Khem\ uerr available to men and
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