Morning Tribune, 5 November 1946

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    Masthead
    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE (New Series) 10 rgNTS NOV. 5, 1946.
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    JAVA CEASE-FIRE IS ORDERED
    148 1 Bataria i i ln-t :he Dutch, Inch I British 1 In Indo lesia agreed today to Issue to mediate c i itandfast orders. The Joint Truce Commission decisio:i to Implement the truce agreemen signed by the throe c ernments concerned on Oc:. 14 followed a thret
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    U.S. Wants To Keep Pacific (Jap) Bases
    114 1 iri, Nov. 4. President Truman has reiteruiUnited States determination to keep exclusive r a long time" of the Pacific island bases irom ihe Japanese which it deems essential an securLy. residential posiaon was restated by his SecCharles Ross alter a conference with Prei
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    Treasure Case: British Officer Court-Martialled
    112 1 Ncv. 4.— A British Field aIio oroke the £9- i treasure case and elf arrested in connec- went on trial before a i Martial here today. dant, Capt. J. R. H. ■god with "improper roperty belonging to mment". UtiOD charges that he ion of the
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    Five Police Officers Hurt
    132 1 Bombay. Nov. 4.— One person was killed and a wore or more injured at Anmr-dabad yesterday evening, as H:ndus and Muslims engaged in a series of street fight, marked by b.mb expl isions and stone and bottle thru v; ing. The police fired ei^ht shots in
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    NEW U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER
    40 1 Philadelphia, Nov. 4. V.;-27,f'00-ton airrraf. carrier Valley For«r< was comtnfsi r> r cd today a he Philadelphia naval Naso. Ad:n rni Dweirt r Raittt«9 ii t y tho r.oj.vs of our tion for a peaceful world".
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    GI STOLE RAZOR— 3 YEARS
    42 1 GI STOLE RAZOR 3 YEARS Yokohama, Nov. i Tbffr w a -ir.-t jrht-cdpH rTi7.->r frcm a .Ta •>i, ne:-" dw«I1iiif hai resulted h <f year v r >T1 term w'^h hnr>J 'Hl>our for Pfc And row W. 'lark, 20. cf Oeyian, Louisiana.
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    BIG FOUR MEETING
    103 1 New York, Nov. 4.— Around Bl jval pine table, high in a skyicrap.r hotel, the Big Fjur Foiegn Ministers will meet, to-day ,o tackle the last great issues blocking the peace of Eastern Europe, and to try to make a, start on settling the future of Germany.
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    1,000-LB.-BOMB EXPLOSION
    34 1 1,000-LB.-BOMB EXPLOSION (■1. —Experts believe bombi, wh»cli wrecked >sy office luilding in explosive force of a Demolition of the •■■r- due to be^in b« supervision of the J^i 1 an polled and en11 I
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    Late News
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    BIRMINGHAM ELECTION
    46 1 Birmingham, Nov. 4.— Caunc llor Dr. Prcm, chairman o r the Birniihpliam ln< la LeagUd defeated h 8 Conserva ive Opponent If 1,500 v-tes in lk« Munic pai election h» l 'd h<?rc the w.'k'i Dr. Pren uo I a.^ a Labour e»ndl3»te.— Reuter
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    IRON MINE AT 8.200 FEET
    55 1 MOSCOW, Nov. 4 -The world': highest Iron ore mines rnv-- b^r tied on the slopes of th<> P' nlr mountain run^e in C-nnl a at the height of 8 200 f "<•' md will b^ eonn feted with thf ip»resi r^'lwav t f <f ''<n
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    NATIONALISATION VOTE
    15 1 I- if] N I v r Tr«<= I States i f O« •.vr.rl.-
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    10 TOMMIES HURT
    27 1 RUSALEM. Wo? I 1 BrM ipcro in'ur>d Vfacn '•>■ First r*fantc BHspd^ truck **a- b f o«»n m bv ri lanrfmino iy miles outride Reuter
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    2ND WHITE PAPER ON MALAYA EXPECTED
    132 1 2ND WHITE PAPER ON MALAYA EXPECTED (Our Own Reported Kua^ liumpar, Infi rmcd pi Uui eu circle* I *Qt>t nil Malay as c. I 4 li due toon, after the Govern rOeneral, Mr. Malcolm MacDonuii i" 11 Q WQ Uj bnKiani, la the tutu e, to heip the <J"l on
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    Bulgaria Wants Western Thrace
    78 1 SOFIA, Nov. 4. --Sofia newspapers today publlahea a tneai tundum of the Bulgarian Government to the Council of the Foreign Ministers, aifflng toa the propped peace treaty fo Bulgaria be revised so as to g the nation Western Thrace, ant an outlet into the Aegean S<-a
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    Persian Premier & Russian Minister Confer
    47 1 Persian Premier Russian Minister Confer La < -> ri Kcv 4. Gh;tv;iri K Svlfsneh, Peniftn Prime If fritei v r< >>\v*'<] tfi»? S'ov tf Mi i-i W n TVhtraa Ivan V. Baddi'tor, win. "horn hv t c or won than ta hour T« hera 1 Midio R'*i^ to !av
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    New Air Record: 170.3 Hours Up
    110 1 LAKEHUR8T, NEW HKHSLtf. N. j. 4.— 'J Kc Navy Airship XM i touk ofl be i a W9tk ago. landed Jite iMt night at Clynco, Georgia -blishT.g v.h:t I'aval officials 0 Wat a rorord for non-stop^ noa-reftMlliag fl^lU of any typ* of The ll;lit
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    NEW GREEK CABINET
    42 1 Athen, Nov. 4 Tl.» new Gr<«ll Cftbintt -wii r r; by th»- Kin< .1*. y under 'ho Royilta Picwici r< !k ff v been r\-.orted witfc the Pi itconntering dffl f# u! -i i the f\-.al di^lriWtiM of po»t»
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    Persian Cereals For India
    27 1 TeherfcB, N,v. 4— Tho Pen; ar» ict :><- 11 f^r 00.0<)0 tons of Mrtali o }<• f. to In«!i T l.rr.nn ne* paper rtp»lf<^. Renter.
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    RUMANIA REJECTS
    34 1 Bucharest Nov. 4- The RU'Tianiaii Gov -rnment to-d»v reiccted thp American and Brts^ mtos concerning Ruman'a's national elect!ons Nov. 10 but assured both the natfon' that fren elections wnnld b^ held A.P.
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    2,050 Delegates Will Come To Nanking
    574 2  -  HAROLD K. MILKS CHINA *S FIRST NA TIONAL ASSEMBL V SITS ON Nov. 12 (By •INKING. Xov. 4.— The sound of the temporary fluUlMlTl ivel, if it <;tHs China's first National A.^mbly int.* session on No\. 12, wiJl b* 'xtra sweet WwAc to on**
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    POLICE FIRE IN AHMEDABAD
    38 2 POLICE FIRE IN AHMEDABAD A.HMKDAIJAD, Nov. 4. Two died and 15 were injured as the result of communal dteturbaneef hc»te last night. To brih^ Ujc tituatlon undci contiol the police firci oißht round:-.. >:jllinp one and wounding thre*v-
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    No Poppies This Year: Ship's Late
    52 2 No Poppies This Year: Ship's Late It is learnt that Mlf ship bringing poppies from the United Kingdom for sale m Singapore and the Malayan I'nion on Nov. 8 will not arrive m time. Emergency arrangements however have been made and a limited number of emblems will be on sale
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    NEW GOC in C ARRIVES in KL
    124 2 NEW GOC in C ARRIVES in KL I. c ■>' 0 B 3BB; D^O. MC., th« C Malaya Command arECua i- tun H« pas i Oeti 0 Lovett, CB DSO. who ting Q.O.C. m C I tot* 12th 1 -T.if,. Mr. T. kboult, Chief retary. Mmlayai 1 o an^ i
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    JOHORE WOMEN HOLD A TEA PARTY
    67 2 Johore. women entertained the Resident Commissioner Mr. K.E.F. Pretty, European and Government orficiaJs and representatives or the various communities at a tea party last Thursday when the firth monthly bazaar was held at Kampong Nong Chik, Johore Bahru. Village arts and handicraftwere on display
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    Chinese Not 'Interested' In Relief Allocation
    221 2 J KNANG. Xir 5 A: meeting held at "India House" yesterday, convened by the Controller of Supplies, Malayan Union. v k were present representatives of the Penang Chamber of mcrce, BriUsh Association of Strait:. Merchants. Muslim Chambei of Commerce, Indian Chamber of Commerce, Indian
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    U.S. War Secy Outlaws War
    126 2 Drubham rth Carolina, Hoy. rtie Urn Btate> secretary for War, K< bert Patoerson, Saia yesterday that "disamiament under the auspices of the United iNationo will be a great step forward and we will do 0... lull part m outlawing weapon* of war. Speaking at the
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    Crooning Is Not An Art
    121 2 SYDNEY: Crooning was not an art, and to teach children to croon at the age of 13 or 11 •vas a crime, said Mi. Kurt Prerauer, musical adjudicator, speaking at a session of the Rock n amp ton (Queensland) eisr.eddj:od, after he had heard two
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    U.S. SEARCH FLIERS IN ASSAM
    87 2 U.S. SEARCH FLIERS IN ASSAM Wash -i~"« Nov. 3. Hostile \a!ves "n monscfl i hrn ham^***Tjjt he search *Yr «»'i, rvf 1.378 v i rtcaQ F '1/ i iutrleti, tl 0 S .i D i ent, r Bfortf find t •> i n'i 1 b* resumed >n i larg «.i^.
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    Chinese Will Present Protest To U.S. Consul-General Today
    107 2 (Tribune Staff KepoiUr) The Singapore Chinese Federation, he. Kg Aik Huan. will present a letter of pro American Consul-General. Mr. Paul Jo morning m connection with the "Quit Cl paign. Signatories to ;he letter number 34,150 representing all communities In Singapore. The
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    INDIAN AMMO SAVED ARMY AT DUNKIRK
    122 2 NEW DELHI.— Major Q t^ R Wood, Deputy Master <, Ordnance m India R.A.P. could not hai defended fe beaches o Dud ammunition.' 1 Addressing army Officers here, he declared' "In U &taro:' the Baitk- ol Duni no ammunitioii foi equadroni of Ih R-
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    'PEACEFUL INVASION' PLANNED
    65 2 'PEACEFUL INVASION' PLANNED MADRAS:— The 8 Madras City Hindu (Hindu political organi posed "peaceful Hindus Into the disturbed of East Bengal. Ho dec'are.,: "I: organised well ar.d on scale, and Hindus frO rity province, go ill In East Bengal till normal Uons are restored there, gruesome ircidents wi peated". The
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    INDIA SENDING CHINA RAW JUTE
    27 2 SHANGHAI: India lotted to China a Quota ,c* Wj tons of raw jute for I China T rttte D porated Ls ad
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    NORTH AFRICANS MECCA-BOUND
    31 2 PARIS. NOV >s of Kortli A un- have tiers for Me-' d&y«. The d v- conducted b fl bin t>habrit. head Muslin: tastitute l .it-<e todas Reuter Reuter
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    Perak Turf Club To Experiment With New Big Sweep Scheme
    399 3 J. Tribune Staff Reporter) Monday. Aimed at enaoiing a greater numbers to participate m <:he unlimited sweep under the present arrangement, the con the Perak Turf Club has drawn up a new v lied 4 \sub--division of prizes" which will
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    China: Another Postponement?
    40 3 iov. 3— Ad-termin-i hour attempt to sepostp^nement of 1 Assembly, schedul- n r» n Nov. 12 was initiby leaders of third spent the whole scussing the subject ibera of the Govern--1 »s Gen. Marshall Leighton Stuart. Reuter
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    Shaw Wants Wallace As Next U.S. President
    222 3 London, Nov. 4.— George Bernard Shaw on Hunday night urged the Fabian society, the political fountain-head of Great Britain's Labour Gorernm< nt, to work for the election of Henry Wallace as President of the United States. In a message to the pHnef r
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    Angry Filipinos Will Prosecute Offending US MPs
    144 3  - Angry Filipinos Will Prosecute Offending US MPs James D. White ASFD fc I Nov. 4. Fili |p nt i*rn of the United States r startling climax tjth* official* promised lid ricun Military Pohicf beating F.lip'nos Usd 'V f> r homes wifhout t*zT '-n commanders resipor promised t° prorvci Offenders aniong
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    ARAB-JEW CLASH ENDS IN BLOODSHED
    38 3 ARAB-JEW CLASH ENDS IN BLOODSHED N ov. 4.— Two Jews 5 (r- between J c Hi la d Gal Th( i hi I a two rival r -ioTy thj bloody -'i rtiee. i Jev. wn iroanded. i A.P.
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    2 1/2 Hour Quake Shocks
    38 3 2 1/2 Hour Quake Shocks WELLINGTON, «Kov heavy ear hqnake, I occurred m the Aleutian Inlands In North Pacific, vas recorded at New Zealand Domini- n 01 I .'ory 'o("ay. The shocks lasted fo two and-a-half h«urs. Reuter
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    REPORT DENIED: NO PERMIT EXTENSION
    56 3 LONDON, Nov. 3. T»h Radio todaj stated that 1 1 hamed Vali Farman Parnaaljan, Laboui and Pr I ganda, had denied the n< report that the Persian Government had extended by three months the permit granted to thf mixed Boriei Persian Oil Company for exploitation
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    AUNG SAN BLAMES IT ON BRITAIN
    97 3 RANGOON. Nov. 3.-Aun X San, v/ho heads Burma's Interim Government, said today: British ImporUliia I Closely linked with the Ino\an situation. Once India obtains complete freedom British imperialism m Southeast Asia will be greatly impaired." Aur.R San, uho was addressing Uie Sup'-rne Council of
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    Camp Break-Out Claims 2 Victims
    96 3 NICOSIA, Cyprus, Nov. 4.— New clashes between guards and Jewish i«talnees were diseased by a British communique which announced that two refigees had been shot m attempt to L reak out of the Caraolos detention camp. The communique said th t! t the guards openec
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    CIVILIANS QUITTING SOVIET-HELD DAIREN
    410 3  -  Tom Masterson On The < hina Trout (By Ptnpmg, N,v. 3.— Government troops today fanlured Yehhden, one ol tour principal ports on tht northern coast of Shantung peninsula, *h e IndeDeodent Hsin Mia Pao" reported. In H p. 1 province National its captured Hsu.shui and Yehsien,
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    SMUGGLING SMASH-UP ORDERED in UK
    230 3 SMUGGLING SMASH-UP ORDERED in UK for. 3. Customs p.othorities on tl coast of Sou tv f ust England have been r,rd' red to smash the biggest outtoreM I t smuggling ever known, accord Ing to to day's Sunday nevspap r Phe P« r>!e." The writer, who expects "s rnsatlonal developments"
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    JAP WAR CRIMINAL HANGS HIMSELF
    50 3 PARIS v k r »'i /i r ,j if mi nt t cell tl tljr v > tin ft* I of Mi i thf Fr^ir h Ifewi AfeHflf r '•■<! »v pt rwis wk 1 tto kid tH# f > .a Pfl v r r
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1946. American Elections
    350 4 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1946. American Elections I hi! h( BritJ iti Laboui Party v. n; from strength m last week*! municipal el< i n there ore Jan i little doub. whether m the Ameri ;ions to-da: Democrat s will do well en i to re am anything at
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    The "Queen" and British Homes
    837 4  - The "Queen" and British Homes H.L. HOPKIN OUR LETTER FROM LONDON s b y Oct. 23. M j md.s ol words hay •> i written the night] Qi,» ich ha< complet J her fjr.st n uncj New V rk after tIM r from tr.xjp-carr ci irj liJ r 01 I
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    UNO Secretariat Is 'Overstaffed': Gusev
    194 4 UNO Secretariat Is 'Overstaffed Gusev Lake Success, New York, Nov. 2.— Fyodor Gusev, Soviet delegate, sharply attacked the "swollen mechanism" of the UNO Secretariat and called for a big reduction m staff and expenses m a speech before t he Budget Committee tonight. '•The stall has increased from 1,420 m
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    FEDERATION'S FORMATION WELCOMED
    51 4 ■\DON Nov. 3 -Muslim students today welcomed th matlon of the Great Britin brai the All-India Muslim Studeni I leration. Officer 1 were elected at the nat orr i ■l< n which opened y< I at the Islamic Cultur Rpgen+ fl Park, London were formally installed tcdav
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    Freedom, Peace Japan's Aim-Vows Hirohito
    198 4 Freedom, Peace Japan's AimVows Hirohito TOKYO. No-. sion ol the i Japanese constituent?! ing Emperor H. rescript: "This presents a COll4 seeks the bbassi s construction m universa pies of mankind, decided upon by the fr pressed will oi the peoi explicitly stipul Japanese people will j war ol theii
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    Archbishop Wants Church Amalgamation
    126 4 Archbishop Wants Church Amalgamation CAMBRIDGE. Nov. I for unify between the Church Fi\ula;id and Non Confonr.« /churches was put forward I 1 the Primate of all Bn I Arrjhbisnop of Canterbury, Dr. om frey Fisher, who address I bridge University, said I Rome alone remafti, offi< J willing to acknowledge
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    INTER-TERRITORIAL TRADE PACT SIGNED
    22 4 BERLIN. Nov. I. M Military Oov€ flounced th« conch M note i r porU; betw 4 I A.P.
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    British Policy On Germany
    285 6 British Policy On Germa ny 1 o* f Foreign N [n New 1 v Etticm, It 1 Ihe )<v and ful gnido to the BrJ j \h policy m Oerman d tailed 8l Mr. Bevin made I the B 10l C i month's foreign afl bate. Rcpo ted BritU p'
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    DUTCH SEES SETTLEMENT FORMULA
    197 6 DUTCH SEES SETTLEMENT FORMULA BATAVIA, Nov. 3.— 1 task < U:uiu& a formula acceptaoJe to c- tui uuicti .< no J'• i us i express me i....JuuM or tne jjulcu v tnent uj me Netneriand* td.i i*l.*i i, amonc tfte prooJems iij« the i;:j"jh Uommlsftion QeneraJ vhen It resumes UUiCt
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    Defence—Major Point In Australia's Policy
    435 6 Defence Major Point In Australia's Policy Canberra, Nov. 3.— The selection of MDedman as Defence Minister m the n< Cabinei .ded as indicative of the which Mr. J. B. Chifley, the Premier, ati India's role m future Empire defence polic It is understood tha^ one of the first meetings of
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    Languages No Problem Here
    78 6 Lake Success, Nov. 2.-7 V simultaneous translation si/ tern used during the Nuremberg trials was tried for the first j time by the United Nations in' the opening meeting of the Financial Committee All m the room equipped with head sets could dial to the Chinese,
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    PARIS UNINFORMED
    49 6 PARIS, Nov. 2.— No official indication of any uprising In Cambodia has been received m Paris, the spokesman of the IndoChinese section of thr French Ministry of Colonies to] today when questioned about the report of disturbances m French residents were said w, have been killed. Reuter
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    SOVIETS HAVE HIGH OPINION OF BRITISH
    129 6 SOVIETS HAVE HIGH OPINION OF BRITISH I Pravda, m eview tod nation t> opimon" vi ►pie. -iiUit m Parliament j recently poke of the growing lowing trom Mosnti that it wa^ impossible to hear Irom there even one good about England," It I bald. i should know that the Soriet
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    Camp Break-out: Probe Ordered
    110 6 NICOSIA. Cyprus. Nov. 3. -A military court or inquiry has b en convened to investigate toe attempted break-out .yesterday at the camp at Cararlns. near Famagusta, where, illegal Jewish immigrants are detained. Shooting occurred, it was officially stated, and one British soldier and two immigrants wort:
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    SOVIET MISSION IN INDO-CHINA
    23 6 Par's, Nov. 3. -A Soviet mission for repatriation of Soviet from Indo-Ch'na arrived Saigon, Indo-Chinese capital. reported ho fO.^ay.
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      115 6 ML i%BIVER EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE gi^^TA^^j^aagff^/ 1 la&g^g, lags^^AK v mates n^ pJTan- Cft p NO gJARGE SOOOT UP ROCK WIF HER?) THAR?S GWNA BE hST? UH XS&VES* FUM J LI L ABNER ALONE OVERNIGHT TH CANDY MOUN TIN, V A BlemeS HE Rt y HER
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    A Chat With Bette Davis Is Not Only Revealing—It's Dangerous!
    391 7  - A Chat With Bette Davis Is Not Only Revealing— It's Dangerous! Henry Gris AASFSFD ASDFADSF Morning Tribune Corres. m Hollywood HOLLYWOOD R :i n s HI bed. propped up s and strokini cat when Bette Divr br jk> the 'j droom and began derating hrn for beln •n to Paul
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    282 7 Iff •n a but Beit She had h:m years and her grief great when the run r by an automobile and k.lleci that Bht id not work the m xl day and the stud ot another scene without i happened ago, and she was still mourning Tibbie. The dog's remains
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    HOME FLEET BACK IN BASE AFTER MOCK BATTLES
    260 7 until the fleet reached Portland. Many of the lower c! ck personnel witl' having their Orsi experience of the Navy at sea and r<;r that re ison the exerc sea wen- what Arim ral Syfret described as "mainly elementary." However, they provided
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    GRAIN FOR RUBBER TRADE AGREEMENT
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      Farewell Cocktail Party
      133 8 Mr. and M tan Her: Ig r .r.. a lar/ ttail P'^rty tail Saturda m*?. Thli whs by being a farewell to their many Singapore friends. Thev ar being p I d to Ktttnt m y Sum (jut*, I ircantUe Bunk r>l India's branch Mr Herrldge who
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      Masculine Modes
      297 8 After :>i v years ri austerity, it ij. g< r, a to i-j men in t u ir "glad rags" again. Only th< who h;iv, n uniform for seven years c:<n realise the psychological effect ol well-cut evening clothes. However tired one feels alter B lung day in
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      More Gossip From The Mountbatten
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      212 8 America l s very air-mind d The travelling talesman It In t'^ 1 I r and n 0 longer 111 the ear smoking room. It li difficult t an air pfifff f»j especially I r any Lengthy Journey, and ar travel tia a Its ipeclal hazards. The crash
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      Black Magic
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      Why Grow Old?
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      Help Is Here
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    148 9 v k I; n •m Burn ttuoert Ranee has dissolved the Burma I isOuncil, said a communique from Governmentoday, adamg ,-i)s are being taken to form a new on L re v. v nted by t:, rnor Sir Reginald Dorm ..n Sin th iar r publics
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      163 10  - "The Island Forbidden To Man" Murial Hine By w.th Illusions shat-terf-d Mr Sybil M:=ppin Win r ill her tn We! Her friend, Dr Janet Vickr frcm the Medical and n>w devoting her to b n Bt, has gainst mankind. c net v. i the idea of found conrent based n
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