Morning Tribune, 6 November 1946

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    11 1 MORNING TRIBUNE r152. (New Series) 10 CENTS WEDNESDAY. NOV. 6. 1946.
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    Detained Jew Leaders Freed: Arabs Too
    443 1 Detained Jew Leaders Freed: Arabs Too Nov. 5. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. t -Jones, announced m the House of Combat the Government had decided to High Commissioner of Pales!ine to reamed Jewish leaders. ise had also been approved of certain 1 rabs who had been undergoing detention. Mr. Creech-Jones said
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    Italy Denounces Peace Treaty
    50 1 i; Tho Italiiandcd to oreign Ministd< Mmciation of for Italy. treaty was no I ie principles Charter. d tli t the n t m keeping ral prlnciuted the mor l iged by th'j nst Nazi Fas_ ctlcally i£rnorp> Cta i Ithougn It m the pr. A.P.
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    Talks On Germany In Washington
    57 1 s.— Lieut.-Gen. f litW Governor of /one. and Lieut. Robertson his oppothe British zone, are hington to take part lonal arrangements Foreign Office an- are expected to 12. They unll be cxi xith the finan- TKMnic aspects of bi-zonai Bta have not beeni m Berlin
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    America Goes To Polls
    33 1 5. Americans act 1910 n crtop ard! to show m tho t -of Colorado 9118 Co Bd to improrc When the rcprular te. There was 27 IVmvor Colorado Reuter
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    Our Rice Imports: Commons Statement
    370 1 London, Nov. s.— Viscount Eli bank. Conservative, referred m the House of Lords to-day to the "very grave shortage" of r'ce m Malaya. Declaring that there was a large surplus of rice estimated at one-and-half m llion tons m the adjacen' country of Siam which
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    Women, Children Perish In Snow
    40 1 I honv c ins f pn-' eft irT n ing i pawi on Pr nc llli fat 1 1 P'-Man w^men and three cVMn'n were rep' >- r i' r tv jn messapos n Grenoble.- Reuter
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    $14,000 TAKEN IN DARING DAYLIGHT CINEMA ROBBERY
    228 1 $14,000 TAKEN IN DARING DAYLIGHT CINEMA ROBBERY (Tribune Staff Reporter) In an almost deserted lobby of the Catha) Cinema yesterday morning, while hundreds were Insld* theatre enjoying the laughs of "Hellzapoppin" tn armed Chinese held up two of the cinema ca ihh r they were about to go to th<
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    Wallace Says 'Don't be Tough With Russia'
    102 1 Wallace Says 'Don't be Tough With Russia' NEW YORK, Nov. 5.- Former Commerce Secre- S tary, Mr. Wallace said to- i i day he 7oas convinced that as lung as America made S atomic bombs, Russia "won't get doicn and talk fundamental fads with us". Speaking at a meeting o;
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    PROTESTING TO WAR OFFICE
    49 1 rok<- Nor. r>. Tin hire Coo f mitf**' hav<- I tO the War Office t>< tain 16,000 acrei 1 1 Pr<-s. IffoUlltain r 6,000 urn-; at martin for petnailClM '< ptl 68. It wa it ittfd that I I ITCre within a prOpf.ncd n»tional park.- Reuter
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    WINDSORS OFF TO N.Y.
    23 1 Southampton, Nov. 5. Thi DukC i Durhi-.ss of Win-lsor ar«> tail I "Quwn K!i7.al<ih for York on Wednesday.- A.P.
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    Gandhi Threat Of Death Fast If Riots Go On
    195 1 Gandhi Threat Of Death Fast If Riots Go On na, v. 5. M&hatma a fast «th if *n« amunal r stop wilh:n 24 h' nr, mttnoed bx '">*• Ra I, i mn i <j* [ndia F< d r ru! moil 1 r<o•i At f ■< •«Mniti-'»t«m Hindu P? Of fuhar,
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    "End Madness" Says Nehru
    88 1 BOMBAY. Nov. 5 I hiu, who riot afl ir< I Blh Province by air, d I In a j itatement In j atna: "What \ik> ha] p tied and wi:^ is happening In fTtimi parU of Bihai Province territ-U ..rid I can hanll] bi \U re
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    Air-Sea Combined Operations On: Hunt For Japanese Mines
    249 2 toBAFSwm "nn, IV "reporter K»jr Ferro*, wli F M t biint f« i i. ilmard »><• ih lli%> Tribune Reporter, Aboard Flying Boat. Sends His First Dispatch (from R >y F">«a. Aboard tfu -th bound Penang, luesaay. Plymou b Sound" a Sunderland
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    Bandit To Hang
    120 2 Sentence of d< I d on Chin °y« by Ifr. Ju tlce < I the y Convicted on Pri on two chari I r b ry and earring r ci h s f/'Dtem d< Y«it rdajr, Just J P ml no en Thin lj the se< i-
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    Theft Of Pepper (Worth $26,000) Alleged
    119 2 Theft Of Pepper (Worth $26,000) Alleged of Abetting m the tenet of hooieibreakinf into a fo>i.,, 1, >ct. '27, ordei to commit th<- f t of 244 1 i lack pepper valued at wai explained to Sim Bah Tec and Ang Ah Enp, j incse woman, m the Fourth ite'i
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    Shooting Of Looters Justifiable
    129 2 Verdict of "Ju tab! homicide" was returned by the Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the olosc of the inquiry yesterday Into I h of Too Chia Thl r :rishm 14) both oi whom were sh< by India itries on guard ai c Japan I >
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    TAXI ROBBERY ALLEGED
    68 2 R. J. Metcalfe (22>, a British soldier, had a charge of robbery explained to him when he appeared before Second Police Magistrate L. C. Goh, yesterday. He was alleged to have robbed Mohamed Nuor bin Yusoff of $35 n a taxi m Geylang Road on Nov. 3.
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    More 10 Cent Breakfasts
    77 2 Ten-cent oreatcjasi arc being served as from today m the Peoples Restaurants at Teluk Ayer, Outram Road and Queen's Street. These breakfasts which consist of tea or coffee with milk and sugar and bread and jam sandwiches, wen* introduced last week at the Handy Road Peoples
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    OLD VICTORIAN ASSN.
    31 2 Kn extra ordinary general meeting ol old boys of iVlctorla School f ;i>it* ipore, wIM be held on Saturday N< V-. ftt 2.^0 p.m. pi the school haU
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    Record Crops Expected From Kempas Estates
    104 2 Record Crops Expected From Kempas Estates hv eoi th< rubber lndusi Id be newed with gui I confiden the view- express by the cha P. M Edmonds, 0 B.E at the tnnual meeting < Kempas Limited held ai the Company's] d office m rapore. for^r.; x wha the l vi
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    POLICE LOOK FOR TAXIMAN, COUPLE
    102 2 The C.I.D. are anxiolu to £cl m uch with I Many taxi drive who, touch with a Malay taxi, picked Eurasian man and woman at Upper Serangoon Road 4th. mile, 7.1 r P.m. on Oct. tli an. 1 drove to Tampenis road, Yeo Ihu Kang
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    'Quit China Letter Handed To U.S. Consul
    163 2 'Quit China Letter Handed To U.S. Consul Stagaport CM* Peace and D» rday c Consul-Genera!, M and hande-l h;m peal for withdra troops from Chin ted to President Tmmtn. Mr. Josselyn said that he direct means of eOmn President Tremai per procedure would be to appeal forwarded tl r^ ese
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    STOPFORD A FULL GENERAL NOW
    283 2 It is officially announced from I ALFSEA that Acting Supreme Allied I South East Asia, Lt.-Gen. Sir Montagu I KBE, CB. DSO, MC, has been promoted I stantive rank of General with effect fron I 1946. Already well-known In .South East Asia, the General at
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    Harbour Board Strike May End Today
    319 3 I ("Tribune Staff Reporter) I ig of the South East Asia Free Movement will be held today to consider the situation I by the strike at the Singapore Harbour Board. j meeting will also consider what precautioni ires should be taken m case it
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    Elderly Chinese On Trial For Murder
    100 3 Elderly Chinese On Trial For Murder I I. Chinese came up I fc tee G. L. Jobling I 1 be Assizes to ansJLp ge of murder of a mt Bak Heng, on f I the prosecution B. ,md the deceased I U :ime house and had I tier for 12
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    Mystery Of Missing Amah
    132 3 (Tribune Staff Reportc Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a fifty-% year-old Cantonese amah from the Marella soon after the vessel left Fremantle harbour bound for Singapore. The woman, Ng Ah Lum, had boarded the ship at Melbourne on her ivay here after five years' service with
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    Overcharged 10 Cts, Month's Gaol
    50 3 Overcharged 10 Cts, Month's Gaol The control price of a two-lb. loaf of bread is 40 cents, but Poo Fock Seek, aged 60 years, sold it for 50 cents at stall m River Valk-y Road on Nov. 2. Mr. T. T. Russell sentenced him to a month's rigorous imprisonment yesterday.
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    Barracks Thief Wore P.C's Shorts
    122 3 I Kantil (20), a Malay I irrested m Beach Road I J barracks on the I f *ov. 2. was found to I a pair of shorts beI constable living m m ks. ft 'ition, he had also with H *:n pen and a purs
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    Straits Steamship To Start Air Service Here
    369 3 At what was probably the last annual general meeting of the Singapore Straits Steamship Company limited to be held m London, Mr. C. E. Wurtzburg, the chairman of the board of directors, reviewed the affairs of the company during the war years and
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    Marella Brings 227 Passengers To S'pore
    473 3 CTribttAi Staff R';'rt«r> The Burns, Pi;;ip lin» r ICarella I h g yesterday afiernocm from Australian poiti brougl^ among her 227 pa.s :s lor Singapore the t of Mr. Claude Mousey, Trade Commissioner for Jla m Singapore, consisting of Mrs. C. Mi W et
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    Counter Clerk Cheats Jew, Gets Gaol
    238 3 Counter Clerk Cheats Jew, Gets Gaol Au MU i f> ig (33), d>*eribei xho h; il r ployed m a dl^x'nsiiry for the list t»-n yeai v nc« cd lo six months' i m sonment for cheating .T, I, ihen, a Jew, al $3*671 Arrordlng to the pn wentUp conducted
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    Corruption Case: More Evidence
    140 3 Further evidence from militarf personnel was n-cordeO m th* Special District Court yosterdj^ when the case In wh*r.\ Una Cheong Hoe, Kan Kee f og uhat Stevrn Kan and Low Kuan a/f charged on three counts of bribery' was continued. 6erieant Thomas Edward Weil of the
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    Armed Robbery
    65 3 If r Yet Moi, a f'hirt i r < t'"l *.o br rrrri/indlV m c^jm* •18 Yiitith, aftor a charpr oT r^bcry of $2^81 5 m cash, PrOlfl i houflo at Tio-ff Bfihm Hoad on NO7. nnft bf^fm expla.ned to him h thr Po^ rth Polir*» CmM y—
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    GLIMPSES OF INDIA
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1946. The Free Rubber Market
    278 4 Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1946. The Free Rubber Market ,jy a few of the 1 b >)<i wouk; can' to a.»socja--* thcii with one broker s comment, on I treeing of tke rubber j/.arkd We know now where w stand. 91 All we do I 1.. that tfre London
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    Problems Of Britain's atom age army
    695 4  - Problems Of Britain's atom age army H.L. HOPKINS OUR LETTER FROM LONDON I I neef I Oct. One ol U* ;n s of Britain'! "atom-age Army Ui how to cut down the Infantry and i talfl county ■irnents. v their proud and It is to reation of ba futui ;*y
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    TRUSTEESHIP: INDIAN SUGGESTION
    202 4 NEW YORK. Nov. 5:— A suggestion tha-t the United Nations should a rule" administer trust, terrified by. the Indian i n to the United Nations General Assembly as a new motion > be placed before the Trusteeship Commit* It oon idered probable hero that delegate, Sir Mnharan
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    US-PHILIPPINE COMMISSION
    56 4 WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.—President Truman ami Manuel Roxas, Preof the Philippines, have agreed j to establish a commission to study fli ancial ai budgetary prob ci the veds of the Philippine The Sta> Department 1 i nncing this adds that th«commission, consisting of three Americans and thiee Pilipinos, will
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    ANTI-ITALIAN AMBUSCADERS ATTACK TRAIN
    106 4 ANTI-ITALIAN AMBUSCADERS ATTACK TRAIN TRIESTE. N fence flared up Tri r area yesterday. n a W carrying 500 Italian uas atS ed near Monfalcoi.. by anE caders. who hurled hS grenades anc failed to injun sengen. On the previous day i In this strategic p C i ty for international;.
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    Georg Cross Women Honoured
    109 4 Georg Cross Women Honoured LONDON. Nov. 1 tain's four Qeorg< wore the puests of I Forum Club m Loi of tho women «ceiv< d gallantry during t h others received H before the when it was kn >wn Ipntry Mer*\l. Tflbe three presei I I Mis. Odette Sanfi* Thomas and
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    FRENCH ASSETS TO BE RESTORED
    33 4 PARIS, N r of Ju Goverr; French assets i trol would b« p nch news Hanoi. French pen srelopment, whi< Japane te < btained c !.y d< „!ded. Reuter
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      143 5 Cr Curios X TANG VALLEY ROAD APORE S.S. of Eastern Arts und Craft*. M at Minimum Cost. .Wj H v Various types of ijj series and Max Factor i products. Bismur«lle Gift Sets" r'V* /ling Presents, etc. E. ALLA BUX CO. dg6 Road, Singapore. i. Hotel Building) Papers m< s
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      204 5 L*6let Hair urtmen. Latest *aafcions And Man-cure by Mia Anaa Majjoric Ann ladles Hair Dreatini Saloon Formerly of Maton Qalaxy and Malson Interlandl Peereii Building Orchard Road. Hotel THE TAVEJRN Up-to-date Hotel leac a Quiet aod 000 l Locality. Rooms: Luxuriously Furnished Bar: All kindt oi l«»t Oiasi liquor* available.
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      116 5 F.M.A. Music House Pa ttAMO*. MUiXC t UOOKDff TkOM 741G S~\ Regarding the eyesixli* New China Optical Co, 71. nit* num%, «un«*fCT%. Photographer CENTURY~stur)j No. 23, ttev/ Worhl Amusemeui, SINGA PHOTO STUDIO 14 High etroot, DiuKapore. Indoor anU Oiiuioor Ayii**^ USED PIANOh BT FAMOUS MAZJKHJ AT aiAeONAHLI! PKiOF, Nang Heng
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    Truman Faces Likely Defeat In Elections
    223 6 \JV. YORK, :;OV. 4. p vRRY TRUMAN WHO I PROM >W FACE AN ALMOST INSUPERABLE TASK Or '.'ING THE Ul ED STATES IN PACE OF A HOSTILE CONCRE-, WHICH COULD NULUFY HIS EVEKV MOVE, TONIGHT MAINTAINED HIS UNIQUE SILENC IN THE GREAT CONGH: >NAL
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    N. Palestine-Tension High
    184 6 N. PalestineTension High NOV. 1 Police i «t .1 -s ay that tension was a< high pitch m northern J';').-. lij" Out said there h :.i ci been do fresh Ar'ib-jcv;i, e in clashes which brought death to five persons > frt ly. rwenty-ieven persons were ti a*, m (his
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    Muslims In Britain Celebrate Festival
    112 6 4 -Muslim from h Wm l'bat- Adha at m Southern undred pttph Vtffl invi-t-d |o tb< London Mosque by Jum.:\{ Li Muolimin and m spite of -•rvinuation Of food rationing, throe sheep were killed sp<-cially to provide foocl for th^ guests. Th« Bhab Jfhnn Mosque
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    Jews May Be Released
    174 6 LONDON. Nov. I.— IC Is b< BritisTi Government will rtly announce the decision L o letention In Palest members of all Jewish community interred there except thote d for specific crimes. Reports indicate Moshe Shert'»k. lea('»in£ member of the Jewish Agency Execn> tive, would be union*?
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    The Goering Episode Won't Happen Here
    317 6 The Goering Episode Won't Happen Here TOKYO, Nov. s.— They walked *0] long tunnel-like corridor of Sugamo prl cell block— 26 men followed by a limping legged 27th— major was criminal iiupeci and over them loomed husky American y Former Premier Isdek| Tojo shifted a brief-case from right to left
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    No Explosives In Australian Rocket Tests
    108 6 MELBOURNE I Duke of Olouci GovenxS General of A I ceived the Seci I origines Leag i :as cholls am! native reserve m < I lia would not b :iiigored 9 the proposed I i ange. Nicholls is a origine dergym I inter-state footballer.
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    BRITISH OFFICER, GERMAN GIRL FOUND DEAD
    93 6 BRITISH OFFICER, GERMAN GIRL FOUND DEAD BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The bofljM of a British officer and a yoiuK, attractive German girl, e« with two bullet wound>. found m Burnewald Woods m the Western outskirts oi ftiw] yesterday, it was announced bcKi today. The names will nut Jß^ disclosed until the next
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    REFUSES TO ABANDON FAST
    50 6 LONDON, Nov. 4.— Krishna Kumar Chatterjeo. a Bengali Brahmin who went on hunger strike at midnight on Thursday, today refused to abandon his fast. Since midday en Sunday about 150 Indians, including students, lawyers, doctors and journalists, and a number of Indian wonvn. have visited ChaUerjee.
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      107 6 LI'L \BJ\EII EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORMVC TRIBVS: I* I I I| I I \_ot J 'II >I.inuiiy Knows 15<*st! v a pp Ki?t^4lie^lSS |y N S ETTIKi PO^'FUL FAST- I I GOTTA SWING BACK- V :J I V/AL-EF IT T GOT NO WILU Lr ALONf, OVCk I^/W/a MOON-KIN
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    A Chat With Bette Davis Is Not Only Revealing—It's Dangerous!
    757 7  - A Chat With Bette Davis Is Not Only Revealing It's Dangerous! Henry Gris r By* t ruing Ttibm. J Corrcs. m Hollywood This is the leeond inst.Ununt of an e\ciusi\r >tor\.whi< h began yesterday, of Bt»tt«» Davis. •his is how it OUghi be/ 1 La Dayi s declared lirmiy. She
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    U. N. AGREE ON FRANCO
    135 7 I9UCCESB. New York, Wish delegate to Nations Security Oscar Lange, prothe Security Council the Spanish quesdeleted from the "he number of resubject had been ted and suggested all nts be placed at th Qi neral AssemI -1 decid-d tc de If inigh question. Br ft
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    EDITOR KIDNAPPED: THREE ARRESTED
    59 7 EDITOR KIDNAPPED: THREE ARRESTED -The police -it of Mi: >artisans xp nsible for tl I kidi ■t v the Siring •rtsstat i urt'sai from th€ Alp ne sia to claim there le d rn^n. ci to v < and b!ped. ng on ng aft i i ;n- f -i while
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    NEW ROCKETS HAVE 200-MILE RANGE
    69 7 NEW ROCKETS HAVE 200-MILE RANGE WArT( rT( S. No\ v.> ratl th m urplanes fn tact I support of ground troops is viewed by jArmy authority as possibll i n any future war "n mil B Vn i great "mi Col' n pa ■r. irg rth Ca :n:: i ircral
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    British Troop Escort For Indian Ministers Criticised
    61 7 LONDON, v i -Afkiag irhat Briti-' troO|H or other Brit J Nehru on I Northwi it Front er\ M Bo iri So v i i •i ild hi ntl who ii :> I *N It i v i i ;^k'-d if NT" I.-
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    An Indian's Job
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      Romsey Abbey Wedding
      899 8 A friend from l r J senas an account ol t:. wt- weddln which I* Singaporeans. Before a c mingli Hun- of the Hon. l tten, d J/ rd m unf m:ir 26th to Lord the C Guards, In 000-year-old \bb'-y. h bride and bridegroom wer( (of
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      Why Grow Old?
      27 8  -  Josephine Lawman By you want a lift, try a different hair-do. P I like 1.r.: Lupino yport.s above w ould do the t I
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      Change Your Hair-Do
      345 8 Change Your Hair-Do Lovely Anna Lee, one of America's mosi popular young actr< sses believes that you can jive yourself a lift, a real on-. With a new hair-do, and Miss Let 1 practices what she preaches. She arranges her own long blond locks m a variety of interesting ways.
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    WAAF INS & OUTS
    110 9 WAAF INS OUTS LONDON, Nov. 4.— Mr. Frederick Bellenger, the War Minis-i tor. In a written parliamentary reply stated that between V-J Day and the end of September last about 2U.500 women applied tf> join the A.T.S. of whom nearly 1.100 were accepted. The average number enrolled during 194G was
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    Soviet Silent On Removals
    77 9 FRANKFURT N<,v. 4.— General Lai v, deputy Military Gov< i nor of the Ui ited lone h Gh day ;ha* Infonna■ie removal of German work n i" Ru ia, requ< ted I .•>M authorities, had noi received Al ied Control Council's co natii if ci oint
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    Our Special food Markets Report
    329 9 Our Special food Ma rkets Report Our Own C< n i m for plcul weight t'xe- pt where otn wise stated. Foodstuffs: --Yesterdays quu> ations were "Meehoon biam $78. Indo-China $65; Kedah $§0 Siam glutinous rice $1OU; K^dah glutinous rice $85; Siam rice milling $38. Hock Sugar. -Beit QtiaUtf j
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      121 9 I v S TO-DAY /S^ i^UM^M^iY' '*«O«.O PAUL Ui'lfHillDi II -mam Alt fc t .RAO SrONE* PETfR I VEIOI GREENSTREET LORRE <>„*«*<> b MICHAEL CURTIZ f y Julius J Philip G Epstein a^d Howard Koch From a Play by t/jrray Burnett and Joan Alison Music by Mart Sterner tl By
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      88 9 At The Worlds GLOBE: G.W. DAILY: 3—7—9.15 p.m. "THE SPIDERS WEB 91 (Chi pt: l to 7> Pinr.l Chap* Own To-morrow LIDO N.W. DAILY: 3-7—9.15 p.m. "TARZAN TRIUMPHS" OPENING TO-MORROW "FOLLOW THE BOYS" SKY: (i.W. NIGHTLY: 7 >jn "WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE" [NO TO Till] LEGION OF MISSING
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      98 9 Cathay 11 a.m. i. IV Ml M^ TO-DAI fool] r.i/'. n |TOO I fhlf Him! fOttH be r.i/ier wher; last its on the Screen! Greater than the Stage S/iow/ NEXT CHANGE CROSBY' ASTMBE J ALHAMBRA 11— 2 1.15 6.S0 9.15 Since Prewar*! BLONDE BOMBSHELL no greater sensation than POST-WAR'S PIN-UP
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    OUR FINANCIAL SECTION
    236 10 Free Rubber Market News Has Favourable Reaction ■jr F.nancial ('orr* The official announcement of a free market m rubber had favourable reactions m the rubber share market yesterday. There has been a decided mers at $35*. Preference issues improvement m prices and ail companies were st.n a
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    Rubber Market
    73 10 (Our Market Correapondeiit) Th« local rubber commodity mar-/:-1 firmed yehtorday with the official announce ment from London that Ul« n arket will l to resume iti normcJ activities on Nov. 18. A fair amount of business was tried yesterday at 1U cv. above the New York levels for
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    MRS. KOO STRESSES 'PEACE FOR KEEPS'
    89 10 NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Wellington Koo, wife of the Chinese Ambassador, at the oDening of the annual Women's International Exposition of Arts and Industries ve>terday that "peace lor keeps" must be the objective of the world. "It may be safely said that women of
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    Baksi, Another Gene Tunney? (in language)
    105 10 Baksi, Another Gene Tunney? (in language) I —p, ports wr 'lishod to !o«-'k a* Jo« Baksi'i shoulders, today cocked aim ring car at his grammar and co'.'ludfd the former Pennsylvania coal miner was a Gene Tunirorld'i champion) m the making. local pride to the winds *h<y ftTt the British cruisenv.
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    UK Holds 138,958 Tons Rubber
    122 10 LONDON, Nov. 4.— The Govern- ment held 138,958 tons of natural rubber (including latex) and 2,485 tons of synthetic rubber on Sept. 27, Professor Hilary Marquand, Secretary for Overseas Trade, announced m the House of Commons tcday m reply to a question about the present
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    98 10 LONDON, Nov. 4.— Apart from some purriy investment trading resulhng from continued sales of local loans for reinvestment purposes, the markr-ts have been very quiet. Major interest has been centered on giltedged; securities and to a lesser extent home railways. Indusi rials have been rather characterless and
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    82 10 CHURCHILL SYMPATHETIC: AMBEDKAR LONDON. Nov. 4.— Dr. Ambedkar, scheduled caste leader, told Router t^day that he had expr ssed his views for a sepamte representation of the depressed classes m the provisional Grvfniment to Mr. Winston Churchill, lender of the British Cons rvatlve Party. The meeting, he sad tcrk nlnco
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATION
    562 10 .re quotations <\ c a*. Nov. 5 >rding to -the Malayan Share «rt Aasociation Singapore) >«» follows INDUSTRIALS Buyer Seller \lexandra Brickwork! Ords. 1.70 1.90 Uexandra Brickwork* Prefs. 2.70 3.00 Br' Malaya Treite* Executor Co. 8 00 ».00 I < 'idated Tin alters 22/6 25/do Prefs. 26/6
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    Australia Needs Opening Bats Badly – O'Reilly
    169 11 Australia Needs Opening Bats Badly O'Reilly IDNEYi ov Writing In the Sydney Herald O'Reilly, former Australian bowler, says: 'land and Victoria match has shown that an selectors must rorvinue to search for the Tes* batsmen as neither Meuleman noi vealed anything like Test form. In fact, ,cry disappointing:." O'Reilly Is,
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    16 11 I J office, shop, must look smart M repoiished. Cost I C Mian, 7 Spotiswood-
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    Melbourne Cup: Russia s Easy Win
    183 11 Melbourne. Nov. 5. Russia won the Melbourne Cup at Fiemington Race Course here today with On Target second and Carey third. Russia won m the easiest possible manner by five lengths, although carrying topweight of 9 .stone. Rus ia. who started at 16-1. also
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    'Bound's Folly' Is Completed
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    RUGBY RESULT
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    Hindu convicted—then leaves court a free man
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    Six Weeks' R.I. For Knife Attack
    25 11 .1 a I »'d to Ma- U llrahim y« on ■"t side of the forehead, if mi D i'al
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    Australian On Arms Charge
    79 11 »sse**ion of and ammun on were explained m tie Fourth ye»day t° Alfred Donald Levy, «n .nd with two Smith and Wesaon revolvers and rounds of .38 ammunition. a t th« qiiarU- rs of Iht A* *r '.Var OkiMM Unit, Chantf, on Nov. 2 Edu'aru Charles
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    72 11 Londoi N In i i n on of F"i-ff>' m til to Mr B I lei t Mn; ited tl .n the last fe i re had been sora lifflcu v r mail iervice to SEAC chl fly c i bad the gre rvaJ b rlvaJ B!ngap<
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    64 11 Foo Tai SSlim. 'm (51; and Tan Joo Oh '28 who were alleKcd to haw ic-s(jl(] cash coupons woich had already b**en iojd to a member tne Swimming Club (Singapore Lido), appeared Second Police Magistrate L- C. Gtoh, jresterday. The men claimed trial to the charge
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    British Taxpayers To Pay £120,000,000 For Colonies
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    167 12 York, Nov. s.— Both Italian and preservatives have been Invited 10 a second meeting of the Big Four Fore. 8.30 p.m. GMT, to siate their view.s on .sial treaty clauses covering Trieste. Yesterday the Foreign Ministers failed to reacn agreement whether iian
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    32 12 PARTS, Nov. s.— Th^o<> French traitors sentoncrd to death for deriounoinc; iesi^t.-inc^ mon to the Ons- i fapo, wre executed today by a firing squad at Ramies m Britanny.
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