Morning Tribune, 28 October 1946

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    11 1 MORNING TRIBUNE 154. (tiew Series) 10 CBHTS MONDAY. OCT. 28, 1946.
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    More British Troops Move Into Calcutta As Rioting Continues
    432 1 Oct. 27— Additional British troops we t the Calcutta area and others were placed =a urday as continued Hindu-Muslim riot- s of 2G persons and injured 50. ngal Governmen communique said the pen fire on at least six occasions on Gunshots
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    Still After Pakistan
    116 1 Oct. 27.— Liaquat 1. oi the five Musibera sworn in mdia's interim omised yesterday would "worK i th our colleagues". I ance Minister told ace that Muslims that this go.siiuuld become a per- one and added trie t abandoned the ban a separate 5 and that no
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    "NO PHOTOGRAPHS" WARNING
    24 1 I 27.— Personnel ot my's Berlin district en warned "to re■niphing any importance In r f Berlin or t Germany". A.P.
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    "CHURCH IS MENACED" SAYS POPE
    32 1 "CHURCH IS MENACED" SAYS POPE C T PO Oct. 27. ns to the 1 Bfi in BosChurch "is menfrom without but orces of weak- He apoealed i their va- n/ 1 A.P.
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    America Needs Trained Men
    86 1 NEW YORK, Oct. 27^- The State of Now York ha» conferred '.he highest military award on 3en. Jonathan M. Wainwright. who told a group at rcfenre army cadets on Saturday that never before in history had trained men. ready and willing to fight for their country,
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    EMPIRE UNITY
    34 1 ,1 UnlOll fcf M"n'ifocM,,...« Bent menu ran^um to Q 'r „j evil- j prmldeni of th p Rofi.nl Of T'^n- u>-" n* tv.Mt n'n ho»»H he t**«*i ending nreaken Empire unity. Reuter
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    GREEK QUISLING DIES
    33 1 ATHENS, Oct. 27.- -John Rhal'y<. Greek quisling fnred *a premie, during the Nazi <>cpupation, died on Oct. 26. He vas serving a life term for collaboraUon with the Kaa A.P.
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    GOERING "ATE" POISON PHIAL MANY TIMES
    513 1 GOERING "ATE" POISON PHIAL MANY TIMES Report Says "No One To Blame" HERFORD, Oct. 27.— The Allied four-power commission which investigated the circumstances surrounding Uie suicide of Hfrmann Goering la:>\ nlf Issued in Nuremburg their report which abso the United Sta.es prison authorities and the Oerma prison personnel of any
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    Archbishop On "The Ideal Marriage"
    118 1 BLACKPOOL, Oct. 27. -The Archbishop of Westminister, Cardinal Griffin, speaking to the Catholic youth congress today, replied to the recent attacks by Chinch of England prelates on the Catholic view 0/ "mixed marriages"- between Catholics and non-Catholics. "The Church puts before its the ideal marriage
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    Nationalists Fight In Chefoo
    78 1 Nanking, Oct. 27.— A Peiping (Hi patch Baya niin««s(j Oorernme f •ro-.ps firo f."hii-i(r in thi f f:h«'foo, nri'l ro!iimu-is 4 s'. i^«n has warned fo-ricn r- i^e ts io leave that Co»muB8»t-held porl m the <" hinu eoa.it. The dispatch, published by f^ Hsin Min
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    MARITIME STRIKE OFF
    47 1 W YORK. Oct.. 27. The U.S. maritime strike on the i a 9 st. of the UJ3. nnd Cult o! Mexico ended yesterday. An nr wm reached between shipowners and the CIO Ma Mates md Pilots Association. oi the PRtt ement were n"< A.P.
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    NIMITZ WARNS
    31 1 INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 27, Admiral Chester Nimitz said in an address yesterday that curtailment or postponement of vital navy projects because of eCQDOmy might prove harmful to future security. A.P.
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    "I Am Not Pessimistic" Says Bevin
    161 1 "I Am Not Pessimistic" Says Bevin SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. Mr. Ernest Bevin. British F relgn Secretary, left here today in the li'cr Aquitania for New York t o uttcnd the United Nations meet Speaking of the nation'* task, he said: "if umq is goodwill we ought to be able V) get
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    DEATH SENTENCES
    32 1 LONDON, Oct. 27.-A military' court In Belgrade has sentenced* to death two Germans who headed the concentration camps for Yugoslav prisoners of war t The court also Imposed prisons A.P.
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    S.H.B. Strikers Will Meet Authorities This Morning
    219 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Harbour Board s r rikr.- enters I fourih day today without any improvement in th e •situaUun. The Trade Union Advisor, Mr. B. P. Garret t, mel he strikers at the Harbour Board premises yesterday, i d urged
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    No Change In Attitude To Franco
    321 2 No Change In Attitude To Franco Dm rraser w.«ht n. Reutei Political Corresp mdenU LONDON, Od 26 J Bri t. Government's attitude towards the Franco regime wil n/rt be altered In any wray 1 1 t result ol thi 4,500,000 vott the Trades (Jnionj C ngr b rnding severance of
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    6,000-Year-Old Village Found
    89 2 PARJS, Oct. 26.— The ruins of a 'illage believed to bp mnrp tha^ 1,000 yars old have been dr.coverec u a plftteai car Tou!on. K.-.iMjjar i ina''(- ■>. 'gh jraidi ih'rk, wen 'it of houses, i.rron heads of ho u and silvr •oin 12 archos of polished
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    Food: Ko Bilateral Agreements
    72 2 Food: Ko Bilateral Agreements WASHINGTON. Oct. 28.Member nations of the International Emergency Food Coun c:i have agreed unanimously not to engage In bilateral or barter \< (j agreements which would Interfere with the Council's ts to iced the hungry area* <ji the world. The resolution said thai all nat'ons recognised
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    London Papers 'Censor' Nazis Last Pictures
    84 2 LONDON, Oct. 26.— A1l Loudons daily neicspapers complied with the Government reque f not to publish photographs of the dead Nazi war criminals at Nuremberg. The Times New York conespondeni said that people there expressed their "disgust and indignation in the streets," after viewing
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    Policemen Hurt In Demonstration
    121 2 Buenos Aires, Oct. 25. -Six policemen and .several striking meat workers were wounded in a melee which developed tc-dav vvhen mounted police dispersed a crowd of 20,000 strikers before Argentina's Congress building. Tbe strikers had gathered there to demand passage of a law giving them pay
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    $12,282 From Penang
    56 2 result <>f driw by the PeWelfare Ccmmittee betweea ■/u.-i and mid-October, the *»-;tl .•■■.(u;it Df $12,252.95 has i oen e I for tbo Fvla'ayan Welfare Thi sum includes Mie Flag Day, b football match and cinema show I'oilectiont, iht- Welfare Da^.ce col- itn from the Bu:msian rommuniiy
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    Resigning
    36 2 LONDON, Oct. 26.— -Owing to iUheaUh, Lieutenant-Gonera! Sir Noe' Mason IfacFarlane, Labour Mem-! er of Parliament for North Padding o 1 who defeated Bvencan Bracken at I the General E'eotion, i- resigning bis seat. Reuter
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    INDIAN PRINTERS' ASSN.
    74 2 At a largely-attended General meeting of the Indian Printers' Association, Singapore, yesterday i.he following were elected officebearers for the en:uing year: President: Mr. A. S. Rajah; Vice-Presi-dfcUt: Mr. R. P.-iranjothy; Hon. Secretary: Mr. D. Vengdasalam; Hon 4>xt. Secretary: Mr. G. Suppiah; Hon. Treasurer: Mr. P. Singaram Committee:
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    Inquiry Into Court Martial System
    132 2 LONDON. Oct. 26.— Mr. Fredrick Beliengei is consulting with AirIfinifter Noel Baker on the terms of rtferaooe of the Commit ce to inquire :i>to the court martial qn '^in and the DMnei of tho to be appointed to serve on the Comit Hi bopc 10
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    ANTUNG FAUS WITHOUT A BATTLE
    89 2 ANTUNG FAUS WITHOUT A BATTLE PEIPING. Oct. 2G. Ir w&l offi cially announced here today that Chlnege Government troops captured Antung. important Communist Manchurian port at the Korean frontier, en Friday night Tire announcement said troops of General Tu Li-ming, Government commander in Manchuria apparently took thr city without light.
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    Kluang Judge Advocate
    119 2 LONDON, Oct. 20.- Answering a question in the House i mons about the officer as Judge-Advocate the Aug. 4 court martial of v* 13th Parachute battalion, vu Minister Mr. Frederick Bellenge. said that the Judge-Advocate the trial was an Indian Am Major attached to staff of the
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    100,000 Britons Want To Move To Down Under
    376 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ins believed that more than 100,000 arjoli^ have been received in London alone from rH intending to migrate into Australia This c torH uas made by Mr. Claude Massey, Australian Co 2 Moner in Singapore, in an exclusive interviS
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    Hat Was Made In Internment
    70 3 The Chief Justice of Singapore, Mr. Justice Murray-Ay nsIcy, and his wife arc shown (above) in a snap .taken in Sept. 1045, a few days after the liberation. Mrs. Miuray-Ayns-ley is seen proudly wearing a a hat she made herself in internment camp. Lower picture
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    MISSIONARIES ARRIVE
    53 3 been ftpA B'. .t to eontl the field nf Mr. B!a«dcll of Dr. ShelUBcholsr, the Malay Girls' the only hostel girli attendstationed in of the Women'i odiit Mission in nr ived 111 .»w the Prino-( hinese School, Pastor of the urch, Penang. lonaries ex* ive loon »w Revs.
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    AUSTRALIA WILL REPLACE S'PORE
    161 3 AUSTRALIA WILL REPLACE S'PORE (anbena, Prime Minister Chifley this p^k confirmed reports from Britain lhat coosliwi being given to the proposal to make Aus ralia the future base for the British Fleet instead Singapore or Hongkong. I op em u\> gs lii- s'AtemenJta l»y Minister on defence coBritain. On Octo
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    Chocolates For Schools
    27 3 chocolate langor De m<'nt. this quai I to give ;i Depi enl ■••"J < Is--1 i v■ Lumpur d Port Swet to diatril uti^ hen
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    Charity Show For China Relief
    114 3 A varj ntertalnment held on Fr Hall. Great World, in aid China Famine Relief Fund and •Silver Jubilee Fund, by the Liberty Musical and Dramatic Association in commemoration ol the first anniversary of its founding. Despite the rain there v. largo audience, among whom were
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    "Quit China Campaign": Chinese Delegation To See U.S. Consul
    259 3 The Singapore l4 Quit China' 1 campaign culn ed yesterday with a meeti which 500 representatives of 211 Chinese associa lions elected a delegatl of six persons to call on the U.S. Consul Gei I I hand over to him the
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    Saw Father Shot Dead
    193 3 (From Our Own ReportALOR STAR, Sunday.— The story of how a 12-year-old Sikh boy Kis father who was sleeping on a rpoy' being shot to death by .1 compatriot In the early hou he morning on Oct. 5 at the Anak iliev Mill waa revealed before
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    November 11 A Holiday
    119 3 i'i h Dover ment ha- 6ucided that Armistice Day celebraiona ihovld now become a raid tbrance day i< r the dea I f the two war* of 1914-1918 d 1989--1045. 1 r ei ii ibrance da; In Singai»on! will, the i fore, celeh ■i A Nov.
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    Moral Rehabilitation Of Singapore's Youth
    219 3 Sir Han Hoe Lim was the guest of honoui at first annual dinner and dmvu h^ld by the 'S\u<> Stedfast" Club at the Atomic Club on Saturday, the 6Srd anniversary of Founder's nay. The "Sure and Stedfasl Club is composed of old members of thn
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    FREAK STAMP MAY FETCH FORTUNE
    191 3 FREAK STAMP MAY FETCH FORTUNE WELLINGTON, NFW ZEA-LAND.-Mr. c. A DettmaiL of Swanbourne I Western Au-tralia), has discovered in his coll* an 'Inverted flvepenny" >« Zealand pe;ioe stamp, which might become a fabulous rarity. The stamp them almost e inverted Image of the 1. Oominlon Monarch, which is incorporated in
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1946. Optimism In Batavia
    346 4 Morning Tribune MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1946. Optimism In Batavia There is no diminution of the optimism which has rrounded tib Dutchin an negotiations tee their opening, but the practical progresi made j i three weeks has been un arkable. Only now I lie main problems' be :c d up for
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    Marginal Comment
    1444 4  -  Harold Nicholson Copyright In Malays By <Hv SpiTial Arrangement wi/h the London Spectator). B ing eup by nature, anc i deeded pn rence foi sum the place *n. I seek i rs t f > observe in th lutionary world around me r Innovatloni le p] ire and
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    'BURMA HAS STRONG CASE
    92 4 R Seln, \M) i )f the fort] oi the i ii and Ed i ter to.day: ..-< case for Unit. am* in educai nal economic and Dawmva Se n who minent edueat i worker i 8 the mem worn n is one of the Bun occupation
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    PARIS TALKS 'A FAILURE ' —TITO
    140 4 PARIS TALKS 'A FAILURE —TITO Belgrade, Oct 26—Mar* Tito in two speeches tier j ported Saturday in the Be'grai press, deplored the "failai?] the Paris peace conference an declared "the rights nf urp« ole were not recognised preS lv by those who were our tM in this war -aid they
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    CHINESE SCROLL FOR CHIANG
    52 4 CHINESE SCROLL FOR CHIANG SHANGHAI. The Fine Arts Association ing to Generalissimo ChJ ingKJ shek for his 80th birthday <J October 30 what is described the Chinese press as an exquj sitely mounted scroll contamiw 100 Chinese characters signing longevity. Shanghai's 100 d» known caligraphers each JJ one characte 1S
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    28 4 ANKARA OCt. fcish Foreign. M issued a forma] den ment attributed r• x Sakk. Turkish Fore thai Turk- 3 was pi tary alliances with neighbours in I Reuter
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    Trade Unionists To Tour India, Far East
    338 6 Brighton, O\ 25. Two f *s from the j rid Ft ion o! THKI< Unions are going U) India pare for thr- visit, as early in the .f a representative d<-i<^ation froi: Pfedera lon, it wub announced at the Annual .■e of the
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    FDR Planned Trip To China
    137 6 nt:w yof.k. Od SM v• H M Print D. B I I |a a rt\s bo- h WWI f« Physirian 'hat Mr Ro in r ■'< e to :ht P;.<*i;V- th., a d r»f hx d< a*h. H. T j y If r■ :i pel
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    'PITCHFORK' MURDERER EXECUTED
    64 6 'PITCHFORK MURDERER EXECUTED LONDON, Oct 25. Henrii-h v. f..rm»-r commander of Terezin onpprtnitiori ramp where, according Pn»r-iw raciir,, ,T**w.- were fore«>K 11 hi o death with pitchforks •xecnied today. H*,- was fouri'l y, the .dd<d, r<f nuMißlauffbtati .la'kinuil und luring lOpPOTtcd thr Nm! norm^tii In Cxccb t^rHUkry. Ma 1 hou
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    Dutch Navy Will Not Seize Republican Ships
    130 6 Dutch Navy Will Not Seize Republican Ships lA, 0 M r> tel Hi would ian hipDel rh ii€« i rrv c! d :y j.rms. c.rniH unit! Of Bl ion, the p *-ptit Ifca i m n< r ,»ted. p t. a kg with D:'. Mbk mi ippartmtlj were an Ot^rowtll
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    India-China Air Line Soon
    94 6 KARACHI, Oct. 25.— J. R. D Tata. head of the Indian leading hmtoess hau.se controlling many industrial <•nu.Tpri.-ei including ftftcel electricity awi civil aviation. disclosed here today that a new overseas air company ia being formed shortly in India to run air services between Innia and
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    NEW STEAMER
    61 6 DUMBARTON, Oct. 26.— A new cro? channel steamer for the Southern Jtaihsay was launched at Dumbuitoiv She is fhe 3,600-ton oilburning Falaise, named after an ancient Normandy town. intended primarily for traffic to the Channel Is ands. She will be equipped with x.-.dur :.nd has accommoilation for 1,460
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    'Opposition Based On Misconception'
    367 6 'Opposition Based On Misc onception British Covt. Tells African Chief I Johannesburg, Oct. 25.— The Briti has told Chief Tshekdi Khama, head wa:o tribe, Bechuanaland, that his o] incorporation of the former mane; houlh-west Africa into the South Afric "based on a misconception." n A letter from Sir Evelyn Baring,
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    U.S. Must Have Control Of North Atlantic, Pacific
    75 6 BOSTON, m Deputy < lion*. V C"ocla»<'d in a s] the Unfa ai d tir co!ii ri.- and North Pa of nO'.v<"' in said. He warm,! Amerii >: aii control of N i North 13-I 3 <• site for thf drfViuv hemisphere.
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    Noel-Baker's Plea To Soviet Delegates
    99 6 FLUSHING MEADOW. Nfl York, Oct. 26.- Philip Noel-Bane Chief British delegate appeals to the Soviet delegate to tb United Nations General A^mb here to make a fresh tart in to Security Council. Speaking in th»- general dew on the proposal to abolish t veto of
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      130 6 1 M'l, Vll\l It EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE There Is a Shroud! l By Al Capp >' w t i <t\ I W/t-H</L "f M I <f AAAAS I rO^'ARO 7 4t WE Air.S T (-CHUCKLE.? A«»OOy WW Y^ >OH WAL- THfc a^nnyyyjj, j [fiARCMT \TH* JOKE'S
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    Gossip From The London Film Studios'
    2039 7 v blars I y.ung film I purposes is not, a* I I believe, purely a jofc ake-up experts by arti I r hair and mousi II careful drawini a face, coupled wltli i c cameraman ll abject. u saying that s alis requir d
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    Around The Town
    614 8  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Sharkskin DOnJUTf up visions of a cool and delectable fabric. Slack suits for the Kiris •and dinner Jacket! tor tn^ boysNevertheless thi word Ifl I misnomer. But real sharkskin, thi covering of this fearsome creature, is know:: Shagreen, and widely U* d In the
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    Why Grow Old?
    388 8  -  Josephine Lawman By Battling The Hot Weather Some few people react happ ly to hot weather but most of u> are quite uncom f ortable when "the temperature soars. We break out in heat rashea and temp rs find ourselves tired and unreasonable, and literally stew our
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    456 9 the Malayan Share BTEM .TO Briekvorl i m 2 1 8.00 0 00 c rin N 36.00 1.'.00 :v<* 25 I •75 QO 11.00 1.00 10 00 :1 00 MOO j Bank Is. 1 I Pi )tt 1 l-W riP? 12.75 13.25 2 J': 2.40 I 00
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    242 10 Our Special Food Markets Report By Our Own t itPrices y I weight d. iuo |f( Siam Indo-China $70 Kedah glotlnouc rice $100 K«-ddh glutinous rice $85: I milling $38. um quality $95. Gula Malacca": —Superior quality $42; modiurn quality $37. p as: Slam $50, Palemban« medium quality $40 $35.
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    94 10 i <-, 23. Trad I I the .stock mi.rkr-t has been rather repet of y. -Vi-rdayi though, perhaps, en a smaller scale Switch- mi in fill <a ir i »ecui i« n more pronounced but buying hu b■nt improvement in helped by the strong liSi taken by
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    31 10 MOMBASA. Oct. 26.— First eche--1 of (he Royal Air Force permuU to ra ni wing ing of r, -J7 fficeT i i :<" n I h }.< n aboard the tra ispor' Reuter
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    HOME RUGGER
    88 10 I IN, Ocl UNION RESULTS: in y Champi< hip: Cheshire <; D 5. Cornwall 0, S Dover. 3. Olou Nor hu 8. Lancathi e i R i y 1 1 ague: Be'levue Ra Batley Vt t Sail Era:"f..r i Northern 2s, H F.si- hera wse R bury (5.
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    SPENCER RIDES 4 WINNERS
    243 10 SPENCER RIDES 4 WINNERS (Out Of 5) Bpenetr roac the v. of all the exetpt one a t today's races, riding four winners- including a dead heat— sn rov.. The first rar. was a walk-over, Kftttchings leafing only on<; Bt From the ;ccond to the fifth races, Spencer rode ai)
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    AIR RECORD BID
    63 10 London, Oct. 26.— Thr Glca cester a rcraft c mpany announcd Saturday that an attempt will be made Sunday establish a new London to Pan record if the weather s i; able. m The present rcc; rd J N minutes. fr The pilot is expected to m
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    First Rugger Defeat For Swansea In 9 Games
    570 11 iCFered tneir Arjrt ,n wh<*n !n when visaing •by a g^ a l an<^ 1 pped goal and Although do.ng .rking in the first mtf d ends two Matthews drop Phillips k.ckjng Swansea to which led with a try verted. After--3wans aconcenon
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    AUSSIES BEAT DURHAMS BY 18 RUNS
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    First In 44 Years
    94 11 CAPETOWN, Oct. 26. -The South African Metropolitan Handicap was won here today by a filly for the first time in 44 years when Mr. G. R. Newman's ir-year-old Buviciae carried ol Is big event. Bovidae beat Mi S. Gaiett's Badenoch by five lengths. Glen Arch, owned
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    HOME SOCCER: A Sunderland HAT TRICK
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    New Record For 30 Miles
    109 11 B tfc .Or-: fur 30 i nles, ru Ri«| IBM in 3 hr-. 0 mi> 16 4 th.> White ity BU The previous best was the Britial mnntr J. B^airvs, I II Kilts. M.S st-rs. e^Ublished la 1885 Bi 1 fa.' h»-avy foiag today Holte
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    New York Stock Exchange
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    ALFSEA & NAVY SHARE CUP-TIE HONOURS
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    Souvenir For A State
    69 11 California, Oct. 26 -A 400--pound toons* 'Kk 1 which me moriallicd in Korea Admiral Togo's Japanese naval victory over the Ru :>.-jins in 1904. will b prea nted aj war trophy to State ol California, The 14th Artillery dlvUion of California national <?uard which k the
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    Berlin Turns To The West
    346 12 27.— Berlin m irned o th« women who did the job, The city's municipal lons rlumpti for the Weitero- supported 80 in all th( four mies of B ilin. Even <he Party chiefs n surprise < .1 Ber!inj Russian secto urned their backs on the
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    Russians Say Sorry For American's Death
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    G.I.'s Had Girls In Rooms
    91 12 Washington. Oct. 27. The U.S. Army issued to-day an official rep >rt that "many girls" are entertaining soldiers in their rooms in Heidelberg, Germany. The report was based on investigations mad f last month on the basis of an Article in the Stars and Stripes.
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    8- Year-Old Scores In Sunday Concert
    383 12 (By Our Own Critic). "Music for Everybody,' 1 now in stablished success, pursued its joyful and original course xy^'din last night at the Victoria Memorial HaO. Tru>ir Excellences, Sir Franklin and Lady Mmson, honoured the concert #ith their presence. The programme opened w:ih he
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    WORKERS CLAIM "MORE PROFITS MORE MONEYY"
    51 12 WORKERS CLAIM "MORE PROFITS MORE MONEYY" Philadelphia, Oct. 26.— United ftl W P Ami] ni in [liioi m< n iril! tiobsti c i "i [ndu Ml Phi ip M Ti U" confrress hen-. ■y."l\ vi i i ay a \nerimm to 1 u ithout tb i pa! ol living, h<
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    Norway Wants UNO To Help Spanish Democrats
    345 12 New York, Oct. 27.— Norway ha*- a tons Assembly for action to assta forces of Spain". The Norwegian defegl M. Lange, dealing with \he Spanish question, asked for a full airing of the controversial issue in y\v> asi sembly and said M Wc
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    Rubber Holders in Strong Position
    155 12 LONDON. Oct. 26. -An; rub ber business d n in London! entirely a mattei < until Government anrnu] policy on the rest ration Aia market but there is c nj interest in the higher pria being paid in Malaya which n? definitely exceed the price
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