Morning Tribune, 26 October 1946

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    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE O. 153. (New Series) 10 CENTS SATURDAY. OCT. 2G, 1946.
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    PORTFOLIOS FOR MUSLIM LEAGUERS ANNOUNCED
    212 1 PORTFOLIOS FOR MUSLIM LEAGUERS ANNOUNCED Agreement In New Delhi NEW DELHI, Oct. Id. Agreement has been reached over the allocation of po folios be ween the Muslim League and Congress representative! in the all-Indian interim Government. The five Cabinet post to be held by the League members are Finance (Liaqa
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    Comradeship In Philippines Deteriorating
    109 1 Comradeship In Philippines Deteriorating L ocl 25— in a statement P ns in the Philippines cArthur. Supreme .nardcrinthoPacflc I deterioration of t vnicto existed in I t "The irresponsitne of jur new xefrlct on over quests trade priTUcjes, rehateition relief and veterans trbuted somewhat to but the root of the
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    "Pravda" Criticises The Communist Party
    134 1 "Pravda Criticises The Communist Party MOSCOW, Oct. 25.—Pravdi. Die newspaper of the Russian Communist Party, today accused the Russian Communist Party of serious neglect of democratic principles, Moscow Radio reported. During the war, the normal procedure such as public discussion of problems and regular meetings of workers, to which leaders
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    Calcutta Police Open Fire
    108 1 BOMBAY. Oct. 25. -Knife attacks injured four people, one fatally— before noon (local time) today in various parts of Bombay. ;i Government communique stated. In Calcutta, the police opened fire in the northern part of the city during communal incidents, but it is not known whether
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    EXPLOSIONS ROCK HOLY CITY IN NEW OUTRAGES
    213 1 JERUSALEM, Oct. 25.— 01d oil tins containing 15 three-quarter pound slabs of explosive and nine pounds of heavy "shrapnel screw, nails" were found outside a police station by Bri.ish troops early today following last night's terrorise bomb explosions in Jerusalem. Jnfau rymen of
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    5,000 demonstrate in Rangoon
    63 1 >N, Oct. 25.— Five thous 1 followers of MajorI i Boa's anti -Fascist I ,i huge anti-Commu-•tration here this morn- strator^., who included en in many walks of through the main city carrying the antiflags and anti-Com- posters. n^bled on the lawn in the Government Secretaiting
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    Why Goering Killed Himself
    99 1 LONDON, Oct. 25.- Hermann Goering committed suicide because he feared he would be slowly strangled by the hangman, the United States Forces Radio Panama broadcast today. The broadcast was heard here by the Daily Graphic. The broadcast said this was revealed on Thursday by U.S. Chaplain
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    WANTS BREAK WITH SPAIN
    73 1 Brighton, Oct. 25 The Trades Union Congress Annual Confer ence to day adopted by a large majority a resolution calling on the British Government to break off all economic and diplomatic relations with Franco, Spain, and defeated by a much smaller majority the resolution criticising the
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    Egypt Premier Returns Today
    59 1 London, Oct. 25- Ismail S:dky Pasha, thf> Egyptian Prime Minister. Ibrahim Abd £1 Hady Pasha, his Foreign Minister and other numbers of his party are leaving Britain by air for Kgyp: at midday to-morrow. The la.sr. meeting between th<Egyptian Premier and th^ British Foreign Minister. Mr
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    SULTAN'S NEW JOB
    36 1 t Oct. 25 -Hamanekpt ultan of Central Java of Jogjakarta, is to L the new department for lordinary Territories" in tan Government of Dr. Sharir appointed r without Portfolio s m nth. Reuter
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    N. Y. Sugarless As Strike Continues
    94 1 NEW YORK, Oct. 25, -Floating on the strike-bound watera ol eastern harbours are tons ol sugar, thousands of ca-f- ol Scotch and Champagne, ton übber, cocoa, and coffee, thousands Ol bnl* s ol burlap and countless other Items of consumers' want. As the maritime
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    Troops Resent 'Cattle' Travel
    110 1 Troops Resent 'Cattle Travel Ot. 25.-In tt)« Catfprick Camo a \r<pap»«r "Th<» d Richmond Hurlington V* > London 1 Rml kh»t in which tmr C r:ck could be transport of riitI si ill wit.hHnf Rt night. 1 Die rollinc stork n of the DM j ancinit vintage. Heating on <a>!y
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    Govt. Concessions Will Apply To Municipality
    468 2 COMMISSIONERS DECIDE All Municipal officers an i subordinates senior, intermediate, Junior and manual— will be granted th» j same concessions (with the necessary changes) in respect of the period from the fall of Singapore to the date of the restoration as have been or
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    More Municipal Commissioners
    119 2 In order to obtain views regarding the proposed Municipal Constitution Committee which would fully represent public opinion it is proposed to take steps to increase the number of Municipal Commissioners to the 1941 total and io include representatives of all bodies represented, in 1941. Announcing this yesterday
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    Philippine Film Men Here
    116 2 Mr. L. Araullo. general manager oi the Malayan Film Exchange, a new c mpany formed i Manila to distribute Philip-l^nf'-made films in Singapore fr.ud the Mai iyan Union, has arrlved In Singapore from Manila accompanied by Mr. G. Tiomico *nd Mr G. Santiago, Jr., b;th memjtera
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    SCBA Payments For Deaths
    119 2 Singapore Ca'..holic Benevolent Association office-bearers: President, Air. W. D. Nicholas M.8.E.; Vice President Mr. Clarence D'Souza; Hen. Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. W. P. Mosbergen assisted by Mr. Seet Kiam Koo. Committee members: Messrs. W. P. Scully, P. J. Shepherdson, J. P. Klyne, W. H. Mosbergen, S.
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    Coolies Strike, Golf Off
    80 2 The Island Club coolies have gone on strike for increased wages. The Committee has agreed to pay them a minimum of $41.00 per month with two days holiday a month and thp Committee has also agreed to obtain for them daily an extra ration of cooked
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    HOE CHIANG ROAD TO BE OPEN
    26 2 Hop Chiang Road, connecting Cantonement Ruad and Tnnjons r Ropd. i« to be open to th" public fr-m Nov 1.
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    PRESIDENT SAYS THANKS TO MUNICIPAL SERVANTS
    587 2 uign tribute to those Municipal servants who remained at their posts up to the fall of Singapore "partly from a sense of duty— partly on their own Initiative" was paid by the Municipal President, Mr. L. Rayman, yesterday Mr. Rayman was speaking on his
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    Gifts For Sweethearts, Wives Were Stolon
    235 2 Personal belongings including gifts bou B heir wives or fiancees in England belonVi drivers attached ito 436 Coy, R.A.S.C were itii! from their billets in Geylan^, last month en Most of the articles, however, were recovered after Mr. E. J. Linsell, of t he
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    CONSTITUTION ON AMERICAN LINES
    125 2 CONSTITUTION ON AMERICAN LINES Berlin, Oct. 25 -Lt r Lucius Clay, Deputv Anl* L Military Gov^rno^ysterL? proved the proposed l CuS?" lor Wuerttemberg Baden ject to reservations XrSt occupation authority. 4 The document drew liberal], i°tV h Rni me n? an T^ tituti^ its Bill of Human Rigfnt guaranteed the
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    Robbers Stole Ship's Telescope, Lamps
    52 2 Three men, one of vrb lieved to have been a Jti was reported to have taken part Ij an armed robbery on boari ti« s.s. Banchuan, anchored off Sop pore at 4.30 a.m.. yesterday. Th* robbers got iwmy wi.h a tele ind three ship's lamps
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    India Seeks Election To Security Council
    64 2 LONDON, Oct. 24.— Todays announcement in New York by m Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, eadtf of the Indian delegation to tn United Nations Assembly. w» India will seek election tog Security Council aroused con* derable interest in London w nigt even though the nej of
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    DR. G. V. ALLEN HONOURED
    46 2 Dr. G. V. Allen, Principjl Edward VII College of who was recently by Hi- M.-iVsty th( the gueat-of-honour a t tne dinner of the Medl Co night. Dr. Allen Wl Cigarette case k^n from «hc Union of which.hr Tb» .inov wa«
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    Jap General Sentenced To Hang: 3 Fellow Generals Give Evidence
    409 3 L Was In Prison Clothes a brilliant produce of Tokio Impe- v" Lt.-Gen. Harada Kumakichi, the in-chief of the 16th Japanese Army in on trial with his staff officer and three iiie Australian War Crimes Court for the killing of
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    6 Javanese Stole Cameras, Clothing
    178 3 I on July 26 a radio; uiij ider Mr. J. W. Chilton, m ;ked up six Javanese m .ngle file on the g ng Napier Road. m* men carried a suits' ie others had bund- < W European clothing, linen Sble t > give a
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    Hatal Fall In Cathedral
    46 3 ler B'jnamt. o! the the Good ShepRoid, gave evi r'r. Court an inquiry into ths BuJ Kim, a work>ff the scaffolding hln« the portico n July 13. stated that ceiling oj by bomba d lust b •<•.] reiin .shin g i. irtlc when
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    RAF OFFICER ON DRIVING CHARGE
    40 3 Flying Officer Robson, <>f H.Q. SACi.FA R.A.F. divmed r rial in the fifth Police Courl y< dav. to a charge 1 colliding with a nr I i c>r on Bukit :> m i (jriv- >:■ jent way.
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    'CHINESE EDDIE' CRASH VICTIM
    14 3 'CHINESE EDDIE' CRASH VICTIM TEXAS Oct. Eddi- hotnfta' i n Or 2 luriei A.P.
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    BUS SERVICES: STC CAPACITY NEXT JUNE
    205 3 BUS SERVICES: STC CAPACITY NEXT JUNE By the end pi June, 1947, the carrying capacity of b.T.C. bu operating ,in Bingapcrt m expected to be at its maximum while early in January, 1947, th e capacity is expected to be 83 per cent. This was the answer given to a
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    Bacon Thieves Get Gaol
    50 3 A sentence of two months' r.l. each was passed on Fon? Seng, Lau Kce Seng and Too Hok Lai. in the Fourth Police Court yesterday, for the theft of three of bacon from the R.A.S.C. f "C" sub-depr;t at Chua Chu Kang Road on Oct. 2.
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    GUNFIRE MIGHT MOVE THEM, SAYS MUNICIPAL PRESIDENT
    185 3 Strong criticism of hawkers using Connaught Drive and 'h(> Esplanade was made by the Municipal President at yesterday's Commissioners mooting. Mr. Lien Ying-chow had asked hat the Municipality re 8 1 or e the Singapore waterfront and €onnau^ht Drive area 'o Its pre-war
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    Inspector Acquitted On Another Charge
    79 3 Police inspector Cheah Tentj Cheok was acquitted yesterday in the Second District Court on the sixth and last charge a*<iin3 him that of causing hurt to an unknown Chines* during the Japanese occupation, !n March or April. 1941>. On the previous day. the msp ctor
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    Japs Called In To Work As SHB Dockers Strike
    218 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The strike at the Singapore Harbour Board en ei sttl second day to-day with no change in the situation a 'strike committi elect d by the strik ro I the Harbuur board auth«;r t- ies y sterday. It
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    TRAIN CUTS MAN INTO TWO
    166 3 'Thr gate-man shouted to me to stop." said Railway Engine Driver U. A. Paulo, in the Cor >- ner's Court yesterday. I d d so, and when I got down I saw a malf? Indian on the railway track, his body severed in two." Witness
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    Alleged Whisky Conspiracy
    67 3 A charge of conspiring with military personnel on Oct. 14 for the wrongful disposal of 153 pa es of wh'skv the property of the N. A. A.K.1., valued at approxi mutely $17.78 which was entrusterl to the military personnel, w,i s explained ti Tan S,o» Alk in
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    U. S. Army's Deficit
    32 3 WASHINGTON, 0« j.V-Mi'i- r ft Hi |*i ro*tn l^ and Kol 71 p fjj hh rrw piobabfy *otild k'' rYie |4 '.".OOo.ooi i n >: K ou' thf A.P.
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    Bad Marksmanship
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, OCT, 26, 1946. War Reparations
    380 4 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, OCT, 26, 1946. War Reparations Formation of a jomt MaJayan Committee on War Damage Compensation is a helpful step in the a:rection of co-ordinated action on the claims of British, Chinese, Indian and other industrial interests against the Japanese Government. Malaya has a considerable bin to present
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    GOLD SLUMP COSTS INVESTORS £10,000,000
    820 4  -  H.L. HOPKIN OUR LETTER FROM LONDON By fi. et-stn k, Oct. 16. MaJay a was always a greai place' for enterprising investors but I remember well in the old dfljg that most were apt to shj at the word 'gold." Sundry experiences dictated caution. And
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    Reshuffle in Vietnam Cabinet
    60 4 Reshuffle in Vietnam Cabinet PARIS, i i'l be Affmc, ■"ft Thp consider rttft ff <■ »nd win appcin. a p Iffniitei- id v H these repor 8 lU Utf From Balgor A*»ncy reporte baiiAlioa will ,h, n kir, to take po, rio-rhinese provinre. c s iam. The battalion J a
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    CHINA EXHIBITS WOODCUT BOOK^
    48 4 NEW YORK. Oct 24 1 Chinese are shovnn* wo* books at the firs: intenSS art display in the U.S. 9 at the Morgan Übrarj Although the Axis n not represent- d directly S| Spain, Austria and Oermiw well represent eci bv r9 working elsewhere.
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    Russian Troops: "I Am Correct" Says Churchil
    526 4 Loughton, Essex, Oct. 24.— The British Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee's condemnation of British communism when addressing the Trades Union Congress at Brighton today was strongly supported by Mr. Winston Churchill, speaking here tonight. The Government nad rendered very considerable service in breaking
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    Nazi Ministers Move Out From Dachau
    347 6 Pn t Oct. 24. A numbei rmcr N mi;. i remove d 1 a camp where they had been i toce t Mure to Nuremberg for trial, th* American 1 .vice announced tonight. 'ihry vert dto be: Otto chiel of t v Reich c
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    Uranium Attracts UK, US To Spain
    113 6  -  Prav d a Says ►SCOW, oct uranium C in is among the i itarei Franco Bpain. which are ittractlng large British ana American industrial firms, said I J -rday. :ing advantage pi uie polisupport of his "foreign Generalissimo PranFranco was putting into operation his
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    More Natural Rubber For Tyres
    60 6 More Natural Rubber For Tyres ffASHmQTOIf, Oct. 2S.- Au oimobi! tyr»> -iri'l oth«'i- rubber gOodt in the find (juar cr of 1947 eorrain about hulf of nsitund Ttibl the ''ivilr;-! Production Adn rnrou>ccUroximately SO pei i pi mM ra! rubber U n 1 will I><- Inert U j i>cr cent
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    'POLITICAL SABOTAGE' Says Congress
    133 6 'POLITICAL SABOTAGE' Says Congress I VITA, Oct 24 rernmenfl met I the (> v Burr- pn Ridll discuss the q In the rl >t ireafA crowd of Bengal -born I dents ol Delhi and New D lhi r]<-Mn(,n>tratPd against thp Ben"al Government outside Mahatma Gandhis house there today reports Inm
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    Soviet 'Always Generous' To Persia
    138 6 Soviet 'Always Generous To Persia TEHERAN. Oct. 24.- Soviet Russia "has always been generous to us and >till is" the new Persian Ambassador to Russia Prince Muzaffar Firouz, saic here today on the occasion of celebrating the hundredth day formation of the Persian Democratic Party. Britain, he said, "must consider
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    More Dutch Troops Land In Batavia: Clashes Continue
    230 6 FA. Oct. 2 C and lon exchange d and discussed working methods in political discussion to-day. The participants maintained a tight-ii] alter the meetinc. A brief official commu nique said both viewpoints would be elaborated at B further meeting early next wrcek
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    BBC ANNOUNCER DISCHARGED
    54 6 LONDON, Oct. 24.— At Clerkenwell today the judge discharged John James Webster of MusweU Hill, British Broadcasting Corporation announcer, who was committed to prison for declining to answer questions about earnings. Judgement on the summon^ by Webster's wife on which he appeared is due for further hearing
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    WAAF Officer's Body Found In Thames
    84 6 LONDON, Oct. 24.— The body of Lorna Shaw, aged 25, former Women's Auxiliary Air Porc« oim who dicappearod from Catford ten days ago. has- been recovered from tho Thames near Blackfii. After her disappe found that iht had left I j ciivplope for the
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    Korean Appeal To U.N.O.
    124 6 Korean Appeal To U.N.O. WASHINGTON, Oct 24- Pr sident Young Jeung Kim of the 'Korean Affairs Institute" ha appealed in an unofficial capacity to the United Ifctions t view the case of Korea on the gjround that "it ha s become a victim of Soviet-American dissension." In identical letters to
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      155 6 J LI'L %lt\l]lt EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE Hopeless Springs Eternal Bv Al t^a^- AH i^ mva;< t'i>i r-i »vr r^ marryin' sam- don't want yo'shop^e V natchewlv f' C.0.D.. ONE GUAIUNTEED, jAH IS MARRYIN* i TO TAKE ANY P THROUGH TM' BLACK O 1 NIGMX W B
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    Hollywood Rebel Scores A Victory
    409 7  -  Henry Gris by i no une in Hollywood. me U d new picKill r which urtuw lrom th approach. s no big stars made with as Dtion, to say r any starbased on a I HemingAmerlcao writer Another writer Hark Bellinger. r foert Sk d
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    Cyprians Tell Attlee: 'We Are Dissatisfied'
    91 7 Cyprians Tell Attlee: 'We Are Dissatisfied' NICOSIA. (Cyprus) «v.i J4.— -The Cyprui National Party and PanCyp.ian Farmers Union i i i-Ht pring peasants) today cabled Prime Ministcr r ement At lee and Secretary for Colo lies Arthur Creech Jonea expressing di&satisfaction < i the Incf finite to tinuation 01 B
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    RUSSIA MAY TRY PAPEN
    66 7 MOSCOW. Oct. 25. The aclUitted Nazis. Hjalmar Schaent. Franz von Papen and Hans ?ritsche, may be brought uptor trial again, it was stated m Mo§jow yesterday. Professor A. Training. Soviet expert on International law and participant in the London conference which drew up «M Uatutes Of
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    Sweden Buying U.S. Fighters
    93 7 njion, Oct. 24.— 0n luii granted permission '0 PS] Ifu ROC i» mi the Unijfii Statei surplus. Ste e Department <>llici:il ♦hat top American p<> ley maki etioned t.he sale <>f tin' pi Dmablj complete with nachineruns beeaste this apparently con* itutcd an "exceptional case. 'l'n.-
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    'Ghost Battalions' For British Army
    241 7 London, Oct. 24.— Re organisation of the British Army infantry was announced in the House of Commons today by the War Secretary, Mr. Frederick Bellenger. Under the new scheme," ghost battalions" with only skeleton organisation on which new formations can be built rapidly in case
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    FAST TO DEATH THREAT
    76 7 LONDON, Oct. 21— Kr shn;« KuHifl Chfttterj«t« Brnf.-i! Brnhmin r<n former utocUUt of BobkM h.'imh.i R<" ;<•. hftl writtrn tO P Ififl <'1«-in«-nt Attire d leerctarj r «>r India, Lord Pothi.-k-Lawrenee, that be will itari ta 0 .:ii' I ianiffi oi Oct. II Hih. recent erinu
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    Manchuria Expects Early 'Show-Down'
    215 7 Manchuria Expects Early 'Show-Down' I r.bed be ng m -i more try qu;. iplta] an x down" is I* Whil»- Nationalist^ an* r--port-cd closing n nn the stra Communist port of Antung 130 miles south-east of Mukd n from north-east and north pro Government r<- that the Communists ar busy
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    IRA 'Chief Of Staff Captured
    143 7 IRA 'Chief Of Staff Captured BELFAST, Oct 24 Ht-ni v White, alias Anderson, 32-year-jld allied gunman and "Irish Republican Army Chief of Staff'" sought for four yars for interrogation in connection with th murders of three Dublin del tives, is tcday in the hands of the Eire author. tics. Trapped
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    'QUIT CHINA' COMMUNISTS DEMAND
    77 7 'QUIT CHINA' COMMUNISTS DEMAND NANKJNQ. Oct^ 24-|"Emancipu-tion," the daily official organ of th»Chi. r 'Communist Party pubHlhtd in Ycnan, in an editorial to day called on tho United Nations Ocn«- ral A^Si-mbly to "demand hat (I Btafc O c-asc armod intervention in China's Trial affairs, withdrawn all itJ» IlOfCif from
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    Around The Town
    889 8  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Doinp Ihr Flowers To lofi y rur (emper <\<-r flow:nd nnfOfgiVftttlfl Klaten to my tau- and then Remember the tine irben v-u arranged a large wide-mouthed b jwl with your favourite blooms— rotes perhapso Witn perseverance am patience fOU manage at long las' In
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    Why Grow Old?
    349 8  -  Josephine Lawman By Sleeping Beauty Shn p is something wo indulgf in so inexorably like eating and breathing and dying— that we take it for granted, and no mattor how much we hear about it. such iniormation usually goes in on° ear and oat of the other.
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    Congress Discusses Riot Situation
    190 9 W DELHI, Oct 25— The Con- Working Committee declared last night that 'MM riots In Beng&J clearly 1 rm parts of a patUrn of political sabotage calculated to tie.. i toy Inaian nation.il ism and check the advance of the country towards democratic freedom." The Committee
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      133 9 "ANOTHER NOTABLE BRITISH SUCCESS 91 5 Shows 10.30 a.m.— 1.30 4 6.30— 9J1 p.m. Like A Broilh Of Fresh Air Comn 'THE RAKERS PROGRESS" a Priority On Vour Mus!-Be-Seen Movie List RJEJ HARRISON PALMER <$# GODFREY V A i TEARLEgriffith JONES w MARGARET JOHNSTON THE SCREENPLAY WRiriEr^ and PRODUCED BY
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    285 10 Our O i Con p' nd< picul weight exc •a--h V- i quot- M .s m $8. 170; K"dah im |lutlnous ri^p $100; Kedah glutinous rice $BG. 81am Jung $38. r k Sug li Bi Hum quality 195. Ghila Malt i 6up< quality $42: medium
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    Backbenchers Oppose Foreign Policy
    164 10 Backbenchers Oppose Foreign Policy London. Oct. 24.— The group of dissatisfied Government backbenchers who rvened critically In the Rir.Lsh Parliament's two days foreign affairs debate this week may return to attack in an omnibus which will take place on the motion to thank the King for his address from the
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    GEN. BARKER FLIE TO UK
    35 10 JERUS MJSbi < 24.— Li«Ut BVi l]n] «<ral mmanding British tioopi Uf< bj a for Britain take over 'ho post of !<•'! f Commanding, Comj tgtanda In lion to 3 )liver Reuter
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      Tin And Rubber Share Markets
      133 10 (Our Financial Correspondent) The lin >han- market yesterday continued to be steady. In the Australian section, business was done in Austral Amalgamateds at 6 10 and there were buyers of Rawang Tinflrlds at I Berjuntaii were on offer at 15 3. Tn sterling tins, there
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      87 10 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE LONDON, Oct. 24. -Th< diftquM which <rai phowi in certain sections of the 8 «>ck Market- earW j* f n;oBt entirely »iisapi)car»'d. Tht- charge has b*»en It.jus;^' itbottt by Cur* he demand in (Hltedgeds, <j her IntereH stocks and Datio"*alisa.ion is-siK-s. Le(|cH IK luc.istri.il Rquitiei ulso joined
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      NEW YORK EXCHANCE
      27 10 NEW YOHK, h;i'. Hen it Rail far i I V mhl Aviaiioi"- ■!y Bt« ca!d laff«d ghrii nixtd appear.. M poin hiplr closed Irregular.
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      AUSSIE SKATER TO COMPETE IN EUROPE
      148 10 SYDNEY, (A.r Mail). J Patricia Mol)ny. Vic rianflfS and pa.r champion skater flies to Britain early nexi month! contest the British champki ships on Dec. 9 and 10. She will then go to Davo.s, Sw'tz/rlanl to compete in the Europeaa championsh ps, to Oslo
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      128 10 In Singapore's Wharves Today posiiid I in Slnpapo c to- art: i WHARI God n1 f 2 Denbiirhihirf (di»Oodown 4 5 s«-;i Hydra, 'loading rubbor) and Einpjrc Seaview dis- l-1.-f'T t Qodown 8 Bulan (loading Q iw r f/l0 Q enapp frischi cOo .11 i- Marine Leopold Of»r,,M i?,/ 1
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      105 10 Ingf MAIN ANCHORAGE I-pi Proepero > ichai rfiig Oriental (awaiting b«i'h u> loa«1 i .;> -o fof New York) Marine Flyer (awaiting berth ■oj IpaH <••; tcr. for N"w Tork). BernHida. i '««r Fork (awaiting berth). INNER ROADS Brtiss, ctsehancinflf com re*. Empire Seaward, (discharging I commerce). Kvian, (di.'rliarging -omnH-rce).
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      204 10 Try Th is AMERICAN m ANSWfR 10 Crossword ruzzle 4CROSB 32— Slight depression cv^wt/'nMiP Q^~<-V 33-To mimic ~4SgMr^al Tg U-Came ashore 3S— Appears A P gpß- Qi^g^^^^ 7 -order of miten 39— Inherited jand y MMHSELASi^M-r- 13-Evcryth!ng held by frocme: 1 o"BmuTn T &ri~>^H :l l4 EaR y 40- War
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    utton, Washbrook Score Unfinished Centuries
    647 11 \r( 237 Without Loss Oc 25.— Don Bradman, returning to rickc after eight years' absence to capiain ralia against Marylebone in a scheduled „c h gained firsthand knowledge of En<> incr strength forTest matches when Maryiai for O before the tea interval. t opening partnerE
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    RUBBER NEWS
    53 11 24.- Some rubT' they will be busing fairly smoothly to third counwt a week hence 1 Pruvsmay indicate wd suggest that the Producing in■Himistic remarket conditions that the East is t is the general im•'•'hen the rubber U will have a jround. mainly firm among pro- inclined to
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    dav's Padang Rugger
    27 11 will reprpsont rower match Sinsa* d -n- to. rt o J. N. Full R. W. BinR iTlrd R. :i N Gnr- r H Wheeler
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    INDONESIAN CURRENCY ON NOVEMBER 1
    69 11 BATAVIA, Oct. 24.— 1t is learned that Indonesian Republic currency will be issued on Novembei Ist, presumably at the same exchange rate as the Netherlands Indies Guilder. It is stipulated that all Japanese guillers which at present are lawful republican currency must be deposited in
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    UNION ANNIVERSARY
    38 11 The flrtf annivcrsarv C«Ubrmtk» of the Singapore Federation of Ti;.de Unions WU h''ld at 56 Short Street, y< SUrtUy. The 'Interne ion»r WAI btmg -'-rid two minutes* tilefl cc was obicmd in mtmory of dead comrade^
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    BOXING ASSN. MEETING
    18 11 A n of th€ Singai>orn Ani;i Hir Boxing A n will b Maooy >'■•■ d S'adium
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    HOME SOCCER FIXTURES for NEXT WEEK
    250 11 HOME SOCCER FIXTURES for NEXT WEEK LONDON, Oct. 23. Football fixiurei tur next week (Nuv. 2>: ENGUBH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v ontiaeui U. viiia v Mancn^ster U. idiuckburn v Liverpo^ Blackpool v Chelsea iiienuuid v Boltnn \V. Dei by v Hreston N. B. Evcrton v Grimsby nuad t-r -field
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    FOOTBALL RESULTS
    29 11 LONDON, Oct. 24.— Football remits: SECOND DIVISION Newport County 1, Southampton 2. Rupby County Championship Leicestershire 0, Warwickshire 1 Rugby Union Cambridge U. 6, Bedford 0.~ Reuter.
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    Top-Scorer Against MCC Is A Scot
    110 11 SYDNEY. Twenty ninc-ycar-'id Dave Watt, tup icon r fat Western Australia and the Lvmed XI ayawst tng'iand, B Sect* a€ brought to Australia at the age of four, returning to Scotland for schooling. tie aiienaed the Royal HUjti School in Edinburgh and played club
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    AIR MAILS TO H.K. DELAYED
    183 11 LONDON, Oct M. In tki House of Common*. Mr. W tdtrick Beienger, he War BeCTviary «a:(l he was an are »ha» f ret* 1 mails to Honsr Kont: h^vo b««fl «lolaytd in reefit months. The mftin niiftw whs fhn" tali rou^e involved omo of the
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      147 11 r s 100.00 One hundred dollars wtli be piven to our patrons who could tuffe«t ft suitable ml* for ihe Pamniunnl Neweti. Topmost Musical and Laugh Hit "And lh« Angela Sini»" A show that.i :hre* imn i., and three tloirs u funny as any enUrtainment in town, du' O«iob?r) IMS
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      45 11 ADMIRALTY SPORTS Th<- 12th annual athletic s{x>rt« m.-'-tinc of the Admiralty Dockyard BebOOl '.vill bi held tPday a t the dockyard Bot>rtM club. H. M. Dockyard. Oommencing au 3 p.m th>.« programme will cover 22 items. Commodore D. Friedb«rp«r. D.5.0.. R.N., anii distribute the pri7- <
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    Outrages Will Delay Palestine Settlement
    416 12 LONDON, Oct. 21 Th ary, Mr. iui i told the Hou oi Commons totha ra m I inc could only p a jus and lastins settlement Ai:: irat Btncn :aak' the "sharp in In ten rist activities In ni in the past few days,' and
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    Army Reduction Behind Schedule
    154 12 nd* n Oct. i )r Prim ter Attl attj in a Pari a m ntary mril D reply that ;irmfd force cannot be red to th»' expected figure of i.l'jo.oo by the r-nd of the year. The estimate r >t the strengt) aed forcei on Dec
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    Allied Morale In Japan Good
    66 12 TOKIO. Oct. 25.— Gen. MacArthur, Supreme Allied Commander in the Pacific, today described the morale and discipline of Allied occupation forces in Japan a^ "very high apart Irom iiiitural homesickness to expected in any group of comparable size." The Allied forces were, how-'-ver, short of
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    PALESTINE "MADNESS"
    72 12 JERUSALEM, Oct. 25.- David Ben Garion, chairman of the Jewish Agency Executive, spoke in a message sent to Palestine •I^ws from Paris today, of the "madness of Isolated and irresponsible elements who, ridden by despair, have thrown over al] public discipline/ 1 He called upon the "organised ami
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    Statement On Free Rubber Postponed
    87 12 LO Oct. 25 The B I a Trade announi that tne rly-awailcd G« vrrnment ailment < rning the ibber mai d Sir Crlj v .id be making been pr-tponed. It i> expected I r that the statement will be made within a fortnight. The announcenent
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    Conduct Of GI's Criticised
    69 12 I Manila, Oct. 86. Tfafi con luc »f Americrv I Idicr? in the Phi lippin<\s camp \r for videsprea< criticism on Thsnday, in iho wak« of General Eisonhnwfr's orc'^r fOl an i^veStipa'ion of GT mora p Hi Lhe island?. Tho P.fanila Pos' said the U.S. A
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    "RUSSIAN SMOKESCREEN" SAYS SPAIN
    43 12 Madrid. Oct. 25.--?nan sh newspapers to-day attacked Dr. Lie. Secretary-General of the United Nations, denouncing his •ail for action m Spr^n a s a Ru c sian smokescreen to hide ur 1 problems now facing the teral Assembly.- A.P.
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    CONCENTRATION CAMP CHIEF TO DIE
    50 12 Prague, Oct. Hrin^ch Ju'vkl. ■"or 'V m' Commander of Torozii ton'entration camp was today geiteitced i death at he P'-oi) I*-^1 r:oi.:rt a! i !><.•: sice. He wa found guilty' in the service of Germany I murder, manslaughter d cinnai), and whs condemned ic be
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    FOOD TO BE RUSHED TO DISTRESSED AREAS
    39 12 CacuKa, Oct. 26. Br-nxal Government official* today took emergency measures to rush food into lfe-*.orn avca.s of Noakhali am] Tippers by boat, pia-p an' .rain t t- nt widtapreao Btanra'.io^i.— A .P.
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    The Key Broke.....
    130 12 Oxfotd, Oct. 25— When the King ivcnt to open the doors of the new L1, 000,000 extension to the Bodleian 1 Library, Oxford, yesterday, the silver tcey broke in the lock. Officials of the University had to open tne door from the inside while a big crowd
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    Mongols Want Share In Control Of Japan
    72 12 Mongols Want Share In Control Of Japan Moscow, Oct. 26. -The Oov«s n ment of he Monjro'ian Pt pie 1 public of the Far Km? era Tit formerly disputed bttwee Rut ia .1 1 China, Km ukcd the Foreign 111 mi t«'s of the Big Phre Power-. (Bnutin Unite State
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    UNPUNISHED MURDERS
    40 12 Rome, Oct. 25.— Federal Pol ee headquorters said to-day 1.000 armour equipped carablnier have been dispatched to Emilia region in Lower Po Valley, where scores of murders— mostly bl smalK landowners —have gone unpunished In recent wrflcs.— A.P.
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    ICELAND GETS AIRPORT
    34 12 Iceland. Oct. 25 m& United States Government has turtied over to Iceland the •nv-rran Army* C's 000 000 ivik airport, the Trans-At- l way station, and fighter finring the war A.P
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    NINE EXECUTED
    25 12 VRIBSA, Greece Oct. 25 ne Greek soldiers, convicted o! llaborating with Leftist bands encouraging j 'Xfcuted this id bv r < Armx firing squad
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    THEY WKRE TOO CURIOUS
    39 12 PARIS, Oct. 25. Shots from r lng-pie< ted the polic night to renuisition tho apartment of r p ->-'- University professor. Thf only casualties, however, were P ruriou^ neifUibour and her •iauehter who were wounded.— Reuter
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    Big Civil Aviation Talks Next Week
    215 12 Montreal. Oct. 25.— Airline i 1 are to meet in Cairo f mber 2 at the Sc Annu-iV national Air Tra. C, 1 /urge.st meeting ol W alr]ln( Virti pr i la i 1 morale gf transport. Importani m Cairo agendi blishmcnt oi r
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    Sea, Land Drive On Chefoo
    59 12 PEIPING, Oct. 25—National's,fcs driving southward along the Mukden-Antung railroad have pushed to within 35 miles of -vntung, important communication centre on the ManchuriaKorea border. Communist-controlled Yenan radio describes the combined sea and land drive on Chefoo and the land offensive against Antung as the first
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    AIRMEN HURT IN ROAD CRASH
    40 12 AIRMEN HURT IN ROAD CRASH LYTIIAM. Lan Pllcht-I l( VVilcox of W Force station. i Ludlow, Shrop rtiea the tru Hided m: ton. near Lyt Three "/in'.' Comm Commai w amp, hi ■>oth of whon ind Fllirht-L ntnor brui i
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