Morning Tribune, 17 October 1947

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    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE rto it. L 947.
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    EYLONESE MPs HELD IN S'PORE SHOOTING
    183 1 EYLONESE MPs HELD IN S'PORE SH OO TING (Tribune Staff tteporU A Sergeant and five othei Ceylonese guards of the Ceylonese Corps oi Military Police attached to a Base Ordnance Depot m Chua Chu Kan- Road, and a Chinese, were detained by the Singapore civilian i police following a shooting
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    MU Wedding Gifts To Princess Go By Georgic
    173 1 MU Wedding Gifts To Princess Go By Georgic i Tr bui Malayan rnion's ireddlnt tjiits to I'riiuess Elisabeth arrived by truck from Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning In a well nackcd WOOden case under the charge iMr. Johnle Lee of the PWI) Kuala Lumpur The case was inscribed with these words:
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    Prisoners Moved To Changi Jail
    7 1 Prisoners Moved To Chan gi Jail Tl
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    rklets Robbed rom Children
    9 1 rk lets Robbed rom Children I I i I
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    CHINESE AIR MISSION BACK FROM JAVA TOUR
    25 1 I I n ili" ilfl m .1 t 'n the! nut b< \e ol pel m in.' I
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    RAF Plane Hunts Pirate Craft
    52 1 R.A.P, pianos were sent out Kuala Iv:mpur yesterday unt :■■>(■ a hi^h spec 1 launch which ha shipping rt Suet i m lh«- launch is veil armed and, by Chinese. On three re- 1 ka n nks they got 'v'.ith foo.l supplies ami property, announced
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    "AUTONOMOUS NATAL"
    29 1 "AUT ONOMOUS NATAL" LONDON*. Oct. 16. Mr. Chow Khan. President oi lay Issued "ail r. m fit 1 t I ..> b ilng sent I Mr. X an stat< iter.
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    14 1 r nrinft h\ I. i a, t Girl Pai In Third
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    IT SAW TO RAISE FINDS FOR TRIAL
    104 1 RANGOON, Oct. 10 U Saw. Former Burma Premier on trial charged with murdering Aung San and his fellow ministers, has been given Government permission to sell or mortgage his property to raise funds to meet his legal costs, a Government source stated oday.
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    ETALNED MAN ELUDES GUARD
    145 1 ETAL NED MAN ELUDES GUARD 1 1 i c I 1 j >ital under etc m and admitted, At about 7.30 p.m. he Blle| ipproached a police sentrj iuty and requested to be takc i :i the kitrne. When Goh en tered the lavatory, the sentry i outside, me minutes,
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    SIR FRANKLIN GIMSON IN KL
    74 1 air Fitmklin Oimson, (!<> nor of Singapore, nho arrived m Malaya yesterday, at a Pkss conference m Kuala Lumpur matU tin following points: Income T<ur warn the only irai/ ot ,sf <-urin<i the mow v which Government needed for various nohemes t<> benefit th< pi
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    POLICE CHIEFS CONFER IN KL
    66 1 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 16. Mr. A <' Langwortby, Commissioner of Police, Malayan Vnion. Mr. R E. Foulprer, Commissioner of Police, Singapore an I the acting Commissioner, Mr. E V. Fowler. m< t in the Union capital today ■tml discussed routine matters
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    H'Kong Plans For Wedding Present
    60 1 HONGKONG. Oct. 16.— Legislative Council today *ip. to ridate $50*000 from nbulic fur da for the purchase of a weddirg present for PnnElizabeth. The actual .sum which Will be spent on thg present, though undisclosed, is limited at the wish of th v Princess, ard
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    Hartal Warning
    56 1 tn Oil! Own R Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 16 circular, tin- acting Commis of Xi v Malayan i 'nion. warned all bui companies m Hi" I'r.ioti thai m.- to maintain tranhj orl mean wlthdi lationi of the permit to pi publli ("is ■ervlcea Tins is partly i r. view
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    STORE GOVERNOR DUE TODAY
    77 1 His Excellency Sir Franklin Gimson, Govern i Sing who an- ved b ic*< from at Poll Swette:iham yesterday. s expected 1:»t<- by plane at 9iP a.m. today. T c O.A.G. Mr. P. A. B. McKerron, members of the Advisory Counci, the repr< tive Consul* G< m
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    PRINCESS ELIZABETH "$-FUND"
    128 1 Tiie Committee ol the Princess, Elizabeth Dollar Fund will launch the Fund m the Malay .m Union on W( dne day, Oct 16, 1947. Through the kind CO •ion of th( tmasterGeneral the pub] c can subscribe to the Fund through any I Office m van Union
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    MGS Celebrate 60th Anniversary With A Concert
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    MR. GOHO GIVES EVIDENCE IN $25,000 DAMAGES SUIT
    500 2 iStory O/ V\///////^ ritndshw rdaj i\ jual i ifra m the Courtf ■ii g i they Mi < !hl m I indivkluu against b nt. v t h«* [>t «>•. is that ilario liad iccupatioi it:i th MR. 6OHO*S EVIDENT I ••uetiiu.'
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    CHOLERA THREAT TO PALESTINE
    22 2 o, t. i£ Thp Director Ith, Dr. RS. Enkorian. rt the th; Palestine firom Egypt beeaus I U.P.
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    STORE GANGS IN FIGHT
    18 2 S >ah secret have clash :,n, ■">. m the B vi< Init i i hantiful
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    GENT SETS LEAD: WILL DONATE PARK BENCH
    112 2 < From Our Own Reporter V LUMPUR. Oct 15 His Excellency, Sir Edward Gent layan l/nion.ha red to donate a hardpubilc ua e m Hi Kutl I I.umpur Lake Gardens. the Chairman om i nut at Sir Ed m He poll lie f);ir>
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    'Smokes' After-Hat
    58 2 'Sm o kes' After-Hat Aw h m lese v i- Police Coui fl id with p es. At 1 I )oat "Ht-ru S I ;i< io the < i I •ome fron I >oarded it hey had any d Iquor. Th S Ive i nit I I ■ettea hiddei I
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    Two Chinese On Theft Change
    205 2 Two Chinese On Theft Change v rrimi <im \mr dun k, KUALA LUMPUR. Oc| I theft ol i loon car at I two young Chinese. n- I theli trial I Mr Jusl I this morn I Mr. D. B. W Good. D.l' 1 c( nductin§ the prosecution. The complainant m
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    CJ DISMI APPEAL
    38 2 CJ DISMI APPEAL I KUAI 'Mrß again 1 tenre I prlsonn lh< Jiu; \M m ning !>• an Union, i; q Appell I and aeni tradictcrj I The a] bearing 1 Union c and w ne( j S morning
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    Dutiable Liquor In Trishaw
    185 2 "I only bought three bottles aiv I did not own the fifty-foui bottles said accused Yap Boon Teck. m his defence against the Charge of possessing dutiable j liquor m the Third Police Court yesterday. Boon Teck was d urged for this offence which was committed
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    Armed Robb Alleged
    27 2 I I peart I Court armed i I I I on L- 1 Stri I per the US* 1 worth 8 ed ti I
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    Austerity Mea In Shanghai
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      28 2 ATTENTH LADIES! DRESS PROBLf vi Will. BE SOI vm i rRIAL WII.J s I ONVINCE ITOI S OUR TERfVI.S HARGES UU REASONABLE International j HIVES ito Xi) SINOAPORS
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    29 3 [tpeed ti build Mm sti a <>' Health r< a ntly pi oduct </ ■m, using i■< n. Om type will r studding, types, nou >■< m§ typ* th( main strut /< te,
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    EDUCATION CHIEF REPLIES TO PETITION FOR VILLAGE SCHOOL
    107 3 EDUCATION CHIEF REPLIES TO PETITION FOR VILLAGE SCHOOL II iiad .i 'Engi.sii wil, be taught fl third year with iat parents have n t j send children English schools irtih.' Village Ccmmittee's sug- n now is that it will pro school, but that Govern.. tld provide teachers, j Bennett pointed
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    ESTATE WITH 220 PREFABS
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    INCREASED GREEK GUERILLA ACTIVITY
    7 3 INCREAS ED GREEK GUERILLA ACTIVITY Dl v
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    INDIA LEAGUE'S HOPES FOR UNITY
    78 3 INDIA LEAGU E'S HOPES FOR UNITY LONDON. Oci. 16— The India which foi more than 20 a interpreted to progressive pinion m Britain the freed m ent m the sub--contin> tndla, will m future concenn supportn. Dominion ol India, whj remaining friendly to Pak: The League ha branches m Birmingham,
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    BORs Deny Criminally Assaulting Young Chinese Girl
    956 3 Assize Trial Nears End ••days htarlna the fourth day of the ease m which two 8.0.R s an charged with allegedly criminally assaulting a young Chinese mil the accused, twenty-one year »'d Geoi Culloch and Clarance Howell (22) made their defence on oath
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    MALAYA'S MANILA HEMP PROSPECTS
    128 3 Since the re-occupation, tho Department ol Agriculture, Ma. layan UnU n, has been inveatjtatin^ the possibilities of Mar.i. hi hcmn an alternative or complementary cash crop U> rubber, and m this r.Ol nectlon has forwarded to thj> Imperial Institute, London, samples of fibre prepared from three
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      165 3 EASY TO BUILD EASY TO FLY EASY TO CONTROL* COMET FLYING DURATION MODELS Kit No. W.I Sparky Contest Tyoe Model. $6.00 eactx W-2 Pepper 8.50 LP-6 Clipper Jr. 9.50 P"9 Gull 12.00 E. 24 Phantom Fury 5.00 E-27 Bluebird 3.50 COMET FLYING SCALE MODELS Kit No. E-l Curtiss Tiger Shark
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    SURPRISES EXPECTED IN PEECH FROM THRONE
    264 5 SURPRISES EXPECTED IN PEECH FROM THRONE IDOS, Oct. 15- The Prime Minister Mr. i men now com] iraft <>i the legislative r the new session of Parliament opening on October -l and has sent it to the King for approval, it was learned here today. The plans will be announced
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    Prison acketeer Arrested
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    ew Marshall Warning On Aid Issue
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    TAL WAR ON TERRORISM
    9 5 TAL WAR ON TERRORISM < rorism" rate the Vim i
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    14,000-Ton Bossevain Leaves On World Cruise on Nov. 11
    204 5 14,000-Ton Bossevain Leaves On World Cruise on Nov. 11 rribtm< Bfa/j J?eporf< i The 14.000 ton luxury Bossevain culled m Singai on Wednesday en route t< ports. In an interview with the Trl bun Captain A. Van Luin oi j i he Bossevain .said "this trip I by way of
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    STALIN RECEIVES LABOUR "REBELS"
    41 5 MOSCOW, Oct. 15 it waa an.l here today, that Premlei stalm had received Konni Zilliacus. unofficial 1- the ih Labour Party Paillamen taiy rebels and seven othei leftBritish members of p« at his Bis me. v r
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    Syrian Govt. Crisis
    44 5 Syrian Govt. Crisis DAMASCUS, CM. 15 :-Th« Syrian Jamil Mardam Bey. threatened to end the opposl- hl p,r!la,ncnt as Opposition mbei Iterations with me,nthe Government. tlon of a new "Kepubli- tu-adcd by Jamil Maldair. raliytaie point for tlu n enUl parlUmenUnr ma-:in.Hin.-ed toOay Reuter
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    13,000 Finger-printed To Find Two Culprits
    122 5 H'.RrSALKM. Oc* 15 A military court to'lay found two JewiMh youths guilty of kidnapping two liiitisii policemen fiom a swimming pool at Ramat Can neai Tel Aviv last June 0. Th<> will bo announced U morrow The youths Joteoli Gabriel. 24, anil Abraham Katalan.
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    100 MPH Hurricane
    72 5 SAVANNAH << lead <>rw prison whs l<i!lc<l by ;i twisting Atlantic hui i Icane thai struck Georgia ;«n.i South Carolina strong li is up to 100 Neil M< Joi d, :> luinl l:illr<l \vh»«n ;i tn by high win! i on to the I <t ;m Ist
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    JEEPS FOR INDIA
    76 5 BOMBAY. -By Airmail' Multi-'wrpofte Jeep; specially suited to meet India's agriCUlt. inal n« fds. will be s.iorl.v arrivn [mlia, according to Mr X C Mahlndra, who recently turned t Rombav after ;i tour ()1 Amer ca ;*"<\ BSrgland. When th ftrsi consig] men Mich irrtved demoi would
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    73 5 NEW <»XX. on 15 iiH-.s editorial today, «>n inese wai t from tii" oning, tioin m com|)i omia i maly thai while we have i on t rial foi t heir lives, ■on n (i<!<iiy assorted men •Ml nmi t lines pawns <>f lai w t iii only y pni
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    'THE JEWS SHALL RETURN'
    42 5 'THE JEWS SHALL RETURN B id a I mtcd liter feen w)i at th< their! Bti. -on don decid Th die la arise the J< .v- i n turn In ab our F i Bin v Th path is still Arab U.P.
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    Persia's Military Activity
    120 5 Persia 's Military Activity 10. Start i Army Qtx\ army t xpendl lay arm M <i r( ign ittack on «iid bo niy ovei th« b th country'! 15 000.000 le." H^ w.t.- addressing the Persian cultural club. ty lvi., tak -an military ell 11 th* pa it week, C<
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    CREDITS FOR ITALY
    48 5 CR EDI TS FOR ITALY WASH IN TON. Oct. 16 I), p<>rt 1 k cvni.t.is .t .1 meet oday approved credits totality 132,000,000 for sixty Italian medium slzi-d industries tnclud np mctallugGTical, electro-mechanical una I r amouni ol 110U.000,--000 credit b- i r Bniik for it...<. U. P.
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    FALSE ALARM
    31 5 JEI Rold- i ischarged hla m beta Stn M ;in«! cans ed \\f ilai m which wbi enough to empty tlif street! :tnu give Jeyutaiem the appearance ty. U.P.
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    Atom Bomb Would Have Forced Japs To Surrender
    321 6 Atom Bomb Would Have Forced Japs To Surrender y n packed be the tm. tor Ruj to enter the wa n hc would i N !> r nder un nally I I IV( t-'l would happen la. Bel i my fears B > ild He said the military situati< n
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    US Army Is Warned Of Soviet Offensive Power
    88 6 US Army Is Warned Of Soviet Offensive Power Washington, Oct. 15. A Un Itributed to American troop s the through control of Eurasian la nch an offensive war m ited SI ph\', d warned that Russia, i nd ma.- my direction." Bulletin, prepared by Am rican military command In keeping
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    Bermuda Queen Survivors Being Rushed To Boston
    184 6 NEW YORK, >« i 15. With all t;« (.1 hei exhausted survivors safely tucked into the snug warm bertha abroad, the Coastguard cut-t.-i Bibbs was speeding t<> Boston after a nightmarish nighttime rescue operation m the stormy mid Atlantic unparalleled m maritime history
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    BATTLEFIELD OF WAR NERVES
    122 6 TAF.RIZ. via Teheran, Oct. 13 Tins capital of Azerbaijan with its narrow itreeta and mudwalled Nouses has become v battlefield m Russia's wai of nerves, cables Bob Miller, United Press Staff Correspondent. Ever sine« i the Soviets began pressuring Iran for ratification of its irritative oil
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    U Saw Charged As Chief Conspirator In Burma Assassinations
    111 6 Rangoon, Ocl 15 The trial o irged with the ster Aunu Ban ami cutive Council last Jul 19 01 Ibunal, U. Tun B\ pub h with t! Nt that v Saw, l. adi eh iel I and di cutlvc Coun i
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    EAST PUNJAB EVACUATION RUNNING MORE SMOOTHLY
    107 6 EAST PUNJAB EVACUATION RUNNING MORE SMOOTHLY 'IK' men i\ smoothly ami tl. rally ope at ion between i lini refugees h to notice an>i th( ion-Muslim Muslim evacuees >n th< Pakistan from Isolated lyed reports received the hilly regions of Hoshiarpur re-v.-.ii that Hindus ond Sikhs n»t only gmve ail
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    FOOD VENDORS PROMOTE TB
    267 6 fn the part the pub. contract the sell was < I •he tin eting beld at the Institute U r M Sat uid ay. Dr. Viswallngam pointed out that conditions existing m fe shops and t\ ting stalls wer* 1 such that stringent measure? should be
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    French Request US $-Holdings
    27 6 WABHINi "disci iiiics and tionala m Rol i •M hole f "careful given to tiif i I The extent i unofficially i $1,000,000,000
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    Trespassers In Circus Can't Claim Damages
    62 6 Trespassers In Circus Can't Claim Damages COLCHESTER cause a §even-y< held to be b tacked by a di for £200 damages I patents was disi tei County t Judgment was of the Oo'eman Bi It ivaa itated that left the cirrus tent went through the to the animal enclosure T!v!
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    New Vituperative Mark Against US
    29 6 New Vituperative Mark Against US mer An Ie, .'s it wai n rlcan d I■■ il ."n.! 1■• sal i Hnit( Art h v the bul h Impel nil.
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    NNA LEARNED HER TRADE THE HARD WAY
    235 7 NN A LEARNED HER TRADE THE HARD WAY I Stardust From Korda s Studios I i I B I Si l ami nner, 1 it the the cenbeen imbiwhicn ne t \wr tunities to f;tr Pio »'.i by Herbert Lion release next it actress, Anm ih-- hard way, n minor
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    HER GRANDMA HELPED THIS AMBITIOUS MISS
    154 7 HER GRANDMA HELPED THIS AMBITIOUS MISS ol I i see hei Betl 1 I r r >n1 ci loyee m washingI try Beth lived with her In St Louis until she n her 'teens when she went ishington an i entered Holy lemy. Shortly before lution, she enrolled In t!v
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    THE WHISKERS CLUB
    48 7 I Thrills and romance an th< ingredienti of Universal-Inter-national's "Time o%i 0/ Mind" which t> atnres Phalli* Calw rt Robert Hxtton mil Etta Raines the stellar roles The film is Pa\ 'Uon's next attraction. Th> shots above two m em m the Robert Biodmak production
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    France Honours A Screen "Heavy"
    388 7 Erich vo« Stroheim. teutonic looking "heavy" of the screen, now starring m William Wllder'i proUu -Hon < t the Republic picture, "The Great Flamarlon," we r u*s the French Let-ion of Honour ribbon and made many a French propainda broadcast at the opening of World
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    $50 MILLION WORTH OF FRENCH FRANCS
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    GERMAN REPARATIONS
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    PLAN TO BREAK UP JAP MONOPOLIES
    51 7 WASHINGTON. Ot. 1 Uliitvd BtatCS I. as ask.-d (In- nation Par Eastern Commission to approve General Douglas MacArthur's detailed plan to break up Mitsui. Mitsu Mitsubishi! and other Japanese industrial and I anldng monopolies "to establish free eompetltion m Japan", American i said here
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      107 7 MOTOR INSURANCE I Particulars of prewar cars supplied m form to prewar policy-holder a o n reg Thesi con be used m support of claims. LIBERAL AND PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF i POLICY-HOLDERS MAY THEMSELVES AUTHORISE IMMEDIATE REPAIRS UP To THUSENSURING NO DELAY WHATEVER ASKS WHERE DAMAGE IS NOT SERIOI m
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Off With His Heard
    244 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Off Wi th H is Heard l,< mi si. thru- Go: Its ai poly He at he slightest pr< pi Not o lon WillJ ba Bo: Onliticans w 1 Ticaq C r paid no heed U i nd i iminent person U cnes H- he tical eccen Loirs
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    Death Rides Beside The Driver
    850 8  - Deat h Rides Beside The Driver J.C. FURNAS M nerve to d fj>t m( j Ulw I your own id other people's lives you ought to nerve to read this graphic article on traffic accidents 1 fry Publicizing the totai of motoring Injuries— almost a million last year, with '000
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    Meditation
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    BRITAIN'S LONGTERM TRADE POLICY
    480 9  - BRITAIN'S LONGTERM TRADE POLICY John Kingsley rhnjwr Britain is bearing m mind the urgency >r developing Uie backward nations and of bringing some hone of real stability into nrimary com- S S modify prices export t ee weeks i m ex; nidus •nphasis s n said juiding reign v ap-
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    U.S. STUDIES PLAN TO SEIZE FOREIGN NATIONALS' ASSETS
    164 9 WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.— The U.S. Acting Secretary of State, Mr. Robert Lovett, told the press that th« Government was carefully studying whether it could illy seize assets of foreign nationals to meet emer genoy aid requirements of W. st Europe. Mi. Lovftt
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    DEATH RIDES
    76 9 FROM PAGE BIGHT tech like t< be one o thai 36,000, And every tini'j YoU patfl oil 1 bUnd c«i ry time you hit it up on ;i slip] time you .step on it harder than ••vin reflexej will saiely take time you drive with irink Or tv.
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    CLAYTON QUITS U.S. ECONOMIC POST
    292 9 CL AYTON QUITS U.S. ECONOMIC POST ISHIN( mil that t] c lay. > ion result! opinion i .md th I ihall, over Imperil] preferences They fee] that It vafl M ton II anybody w the view thai the Urinal I *>uyht to I :»:dng the system 1 Bi Ltish pi
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    Wallace Denounces "War Croup" Leader
    66 9 Wallace Denounces "War Croup" Leader BALTi: He nry A. Wi Seer Cf Defence. Mr. the 1 i. :i •< Ir i Forresta] and "his Wai] Street crow are (ut for wor d on." Mr. W time told newsmer thai he b< tli at tiic former Secretary ot State. Mr. James
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    SOVIET BAN ON US MAGAZINE
    22 9 WABHINOTON, O-i r 1 lr.in;r(i Un ..:)•> (I tfu riistritnitl* "f iV U 8. Stat< I Amrnr.-.n I
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    Dutch Mass Troops Near Sourabaya
    74 9 Dutch Mass Troops Near Sourabaya BINGAPORE, Oct. 15. A Ke- military hainlout, broad* 1 v Radio Jokjl k;ina. WIU i here, todlcmUd ti.at th( Dutch have concent! ateo troopM tweet ,oi Soiiirit)a>ii. m Central Java, .i Republican m the .southern part of ri was attacked on Oct. n> by ompany
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    ARMS SMUGGLING IN INDO-CHINA
    163 9 PARIS. Oct. 15 French mi--I.r\ cneratiors <r irulo.Chu.u north of Tonkin have aa their aim the blockirg of frontiers air«t arms smuggling, a reh Color »al Ministry communioue stated tonight. Denyii report- tha 'no fic'htip.a there was "or a nug< ale" the cemmunique added bat some
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    AROUND THE TOWN
    1794 10 AROUND THE TOWN WITH Ve| renerz The all variety proframme pre sented at Haiii.-s Hotel ia>t Sunday evening, must have been the ambitious entertainment i n» red to Singapon ana since th ,nd a 'arm- crowd gathered to view the presentation, Voca m.sti umentalLsts, dancei i, and ter actors, all
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    330 13 DREAM HOUS E SIX-D. \Y SERIAL F/>\ Margaret Yatcs Butler S .cks Up an Interesting Hitch-hiker and Gets an "Almost" Proposal j i r I* I He paused to grla at her I X* Oda vanilla." ('tia;rinne itM Aratched him limp iiat. it V/mi a bad day r kept wondering
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    S'HAI CAR DRIVERS PROTEST
    50 13 SHANGHAI Oct. 15— A Hong picture, "Wnews is the Lady", starring' Miss sue |Cheng-lu, has far drivers here up 1:1 l ari^.s. ready not only to boycott the ire but threat' Ting physical vi ■>- ture shows drivers us .being accustomed to stealing petrel from cars.—
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    157 13 i mgalde the Singapore harves WEST WHARF j I S;imos. 3 Bt ua.upijan. 3 Geoigic— Bi uas. own 4/5 Mangola n 6 7 President Polk. Sumpiian, n S 9 Elpir.or. ■'■t. 10 11 Antilochus. n 1 i Rhesus. n lo 10 Tievean. EMPIKB DOCK ■vn 17 18. mm
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    46 13 SHANGHAI, Oct. 16 Till pw> sor reported lpiasing foil big the staking of the jt-uunahip I Hsintung. en route from Swatow to For! n Sun<; aught tire at s» ling to a repori i h«w totiay.^ pj 9 j than 7" pa.
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    217 13 LAKE SUCCESS, Oct 15— Syria and Iraq propo parate resolutions calling on Britain to place j Palestine under United Nations trusteeship until full independence could be gran fed and referring legal points m the Palest me problem to the Inter uonal Court. The Sytian resolution
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    2,000 Trapped In Subway Train
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    Persian Tribesmen Destroy Afghanistan River Dam
    148 13 TEHERAN. Occ. 15.— Persian tribesmen have creased into Afghan territory and dest.ro;. c Mankoni Dam", which they believed diverted 5' tters ,f the Hirmand River from Persia, the morning news- paper Mihan reports The Hirmand, whu-h rises m i A!f hanistan, flows into the
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    SERIOUS FIGHTING IN INDOCHINA
    126 14 HANOI Serioua fighting is going on be i letminh Indochinese Laichau In Tonlcing, near the Vun frontiei 310 miles northwest oi i French communique issued here nique a iyi French tro >pf Inflic :i Vietnam forces In an ambush at Nai moi, and m the central
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    RED SIEGE LIFTED IN TIEHLING
    61 14 NANKIN Ocl IS Orack A.nierican>tralned Chinese troops I I have htt.'.i the Communist ■!< of Tiehling rail junction 10 milei north "i Mukden leipatcti I ching here ttai Tfit' deapatchet reported that the initiative In Manchuria hafl changed >ver to Qenerali—imo Chiang Kai-thek'i forces. The
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    Weather Ship To Destroy Downed Flying Boat
    183 14 NEW YORK. Oct. 15.— The United States Coastguard weather ship Bibb, which rescued the 69 pas~ sengers and crew of the Boeing flying; boat Bermuda Sky Queen m mid- Atlantic, radioed today that &he was levelling her suns to destroy the flying boat
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    2 Jews Guilty Of Arms Carrying
    98 14 JERUSALEM, Xt. 13 Two .lews were round guilty »>y a J sru.s:iiiMii military court today of carrying firearms at Kiryat Shaul Aviv, aftei tln» finding Of two British constables kidnapped on June Sentence win De announced tomorrow. Tin' carrying of firearms is punishable by
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    41 14 Tenders for Malayan I'nmn Oovt i luiy Billi of thtc.. months' tenoi we '"'i >«>• t()<■ L'ial Be< retary, M I rnion, to the extent of nctera ir annum were allotted m full, Tin* 1 •rum k i .1 Reuter
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    345 14 The Hisliuj Id Di 1 replied to .vi tacl Brey Fi >her, Archb I terbyry, on h > irlitlanlty" today b. -n^ that opinion* .•I the biuk were "en tlreiy compatible wth my p< tlon a* a BUhop of the CHurcn of 1
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    245 14 Singapore, Thursday Prices quoted Deiow are per olcul weight except where otherwise stnted -Meehoon" Siam $53: Rangoon $4". n Rice: Siam No. 1 $100; No. 2 $94; Rangoon $70. Sugar Best Quality $60: 2nd quality $56; other qualities $50. Brown sugar:— Australian $48. Green Pens: —Siam $32: Java
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    Rights Of Journalism
    101 14 Amsterdam, Oc: 15. nallst has I j divulge sourc( I tion, according a court here todaj against Mr. H. A. Lvi journalist and I the conservativ jers Weekblad. the N news agency rtporti The case con case > >n journal I out of publican minutes' o! the
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    New Lines For UK-Australia Run
    323 15 New Lines For UK- Australia Run from Barroi I liipyard. Ii ii the liner ever built there, %n«J Bt ocean »hiu t o tak the ci d of the war. I i amed by Lady Morshead, wife Of the mar; who commanded operation m New Guinea and Allied lar-dinß* Bon
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    UN DELEGATION TO INDONESIA
    114 15 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 15.— The dcle^atior from the Urited Nation^ headed by Dr. Paul Van Zeelar.d, former premier of Fv gium arrived here from NewYork today b.\ United States Airlines ci route.to Irvdoresia. The eight members of the Commission have arrived and three more, headed by
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    84 15 "A TYPICAL FA MILY IN BRITAIN TO- DAY" Mr. Jack Singh toi fti my will broadcast from Radio Ma. laya at 9.45 o.m. next Tuesday, on fho vow social h'nein Britain famib allowa ccz, higher old apr pension*. health Inaurari th«y ftffeci n typical family :i Bri. tain today. Mr.
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    Rising Tide Of Fascism In London's East End
    260 16 1.. ict. 15 stron reinforcements .1 m future d Into London's East End deal with what is described as lifting tide ot I there, II was authoritatively learned here today. Businessmen m the Kas End haVt retorted .to cting window guards on
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    130 16 British Symbol Of Stability London, Oct. 15 Pres dins a convocation i the Archbshop i Canter biny, Dr. Jeoffrey Fisher, •a. ll perfoi m the mi c f d! Pi nci beth mv! Philip Mount batten at Mminister Abbey on Novemfr said: C)ui llty as nat'on v symfc I and
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    EXTRADITION OF WAR CRIMINALS
    68 16 LAKE SUCCESS, New York.' I ift.— The Soviet delegate accused Br tain and other Ur.iL. en Natlcrs members at today's United Nnt-on^ Legal Committee I] g here of filing to hii- plemer.l the Oen«ra] Assembly's; laet year resolution regarding raditioi and punishment <»f war crimirals. Seventeen
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    FRENCH COLT WINS AT ASCOT
    98 16 PARIS. Oct. 15.— M. Marcel Boussac's classic colt Arbar, b> Utebcl out of A.stroncmie. which finished second m this year's St. > Leger and won the Kir?: George VI Stakes ai Ascot, has been i cias.-ified the best three-year. 1 old ir France. Arbar wu
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    33 16 RUG BY LEAGUE LONDON. Oct. 16.— Follow. ire results In Ruubv League match Yorkshire Cup semi-ftj :>' Wakefleld Tririty 18. Huddcrsfi«'ld 15; Leed 19, Castleford 4; I <Mgh 5. New Zealand tourists 10. Reuter
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    NEW CHOLERA RESTRICTIONS
    37 16 Baghdad, Oct. 15: Severe new imposed by the Irnq Government to prevent I id qi' cholera from Egypt. Tl will prevent an odcUational to Cairo this ye. golni and and Europe I I Reuter
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    Nationalisation Of Australian Banks
    183 16 Nationalisation Of A ustra lia n Ba n ks CANBERRA. Oct. 15.— Mr. Joseph Chiefly, Australia's Prime Minister, introduced to the House of Representatives today the bill for the nationalisation of private banks m Australia. State banks and savins banks would not be affected ■"It will by' the Commonweaitn bank^
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    28 16 LONDON, Oci 15 —Following games ii the Rugby Ui ion i today Ola i m bur^h 9 Australia] n 23. Kei counties 19. Portsmouth 18, Reuert
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    INDIAN PROPOSAL CARRIED
    16 16 INDIAN PROPOSAL CA RRIED 1 h.nit f<» I t( frusta C( i t HIM Reu ter
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    FRIENDLY BADMINTON
    49 16 A team from tn< following will i f<> repress nt ihe I the it. ..i i rim, i Hall .it pin on \f 1 1. Harry M.-n^. uoti Hoor how Ihian, n..n Mum K( I X Hiliat, Oon Rng 'ii<riu. John Arv l|, Mill Thtam i.m Yon|
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    NELSON S.C. WIN AT SOCCER
    171 16 Pressing continuously m ne first season, the s i Georgie team failed to stay the P»ce after resumption a' d went down to the Nelson Sports club by two gcals %o nil at soccer 1 Kamporo Bahru. Thero were no goal? m the first half
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    CHINA'S PROTECTION POLICY
    31 16 MKINi t lon ;inH with poll v other nations thn and it ia noi ;i n< poli( h«> Britiih Pai I claimed m In i i Reute r
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    30 16 Oct. 1 eminent today on the Demcx i charge thai Pu I 'there la noi I '•i>nnr« tlon betv cen t and th< l^racm- membi U. P.
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    7 Arab Nations Pledge Military Co-operation
    174 16 7 Arab Nations Pledg e Military Co-operati on i^eirut, Oct. 15 Th n nation Council tonifht ended t) ht-days' the LekMUiece Foreign o! military co-operation based on ciplea of mutual assistance and telf-defen Dc&cribir.fi this military pact "the greatest achievement" of the Arab League since its birth m Alexai dna
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    Rigid Measures To Curb Inflation In China
    123 18 NANKING, Oct. 16. A reable source told Reuters this mornina that an importart meetiner was held at Generalissimo Chiarg Kai-shek's private residence of important Goverrm**rt officials last night to (lift. eu.s.s "'Urgent and r'Kid measures" to curb inflation ar.d T^ciifv the economic situation.
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    YORKS TO LAND AT TENGAH
    68 18 n bai been decided as from yestcrda) tempomrtly tv remove the fork Transport Command Lyneham-to-Slnfapore Mnrice from Chai .-i iv ■.id. This move la a preparatory su-p to clearing the chan^i airfield of its ii> pottani commitment any constructional work, if d upon .1: later
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    RUBBER MARKET FLUCTUATES THROUGHOUT DAY
    171 18 RUBBER MARKET FLUCTUATES THROUGHOUT DAY ilc rub: 1 8 C\ nt U I ran 1 ntrlc nlng was \So\ Bel th nes-j 1 n I In i 3 8 cents ir Nj R.S.S N vi tnber A neg] b! f No. 2. R.S.S also changed hands at No. 3. R.S.S
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    118 18 West Yorks Band To Play At Botanical Gardens (By a Military Observer) The Band of tne 2nd Battali en the West Yorkshire Reflment will play m the Botanica. i Gardens, Singapore on Sunday. from 5 to 6 o'clock In th. even-, ing The programme has been 5P< c .ally for
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    428 18 16 shart quotation M'lnyin IMIIVU *t i 3 .1 I M 21 M/--26 rnitoJ 100 i 10 X 360 Pi tf.OO Gammon <M» i Talk Oreat Eastern 1.00 r >j W Hammer ;i i 42 1/2 -.:>• Waugh M W -M H"* I fl I Bank 108
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    27 18 The Malayan Sharebrokers lation reported that th« lhare market remained qua I throughout the day :n all sect.ons with only a :cw scattered
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    83 18 NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Acti-vity moderated ,m the after, noon, but sales were still headii X for a second successive day when over 1,500,000 shares were sold. Prices showed little change from midday with sporadic ral. lying attempt! running irto a rather steady flow Of offerings, some
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    Defences Triumph At Jalan Besar
    447 19 Def en ces Triumph At Jalan Besar L mi Soccer Visitors iw 3rd Time BY Ciround^r) Dhed *d«y Uie Jalan Besilr .nahai XI were hel^ to a scoreless Amatetir Fooibali 'iation XI crowd o! 15.000 spectators. the F also t v Of f ointinc However. jerous 1 t of i
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    71 19 J The following have bppn selecte. to represent Perhiboran B.P. nst Sederahna B.P. m a fri>;n.lly return badminton match I played at the court of po 8 Quarters, Maxwell Road, m Sun- t it 7 a.m. Omar. Haron. M Hashim Mahmood. Supaat and >• Z.tinol. Reserves: Abas, Bakhtar
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    61 19 The followtßg hare been .srU-r 4 (> nt. th« Singapore Pol 1 2nd XI against H.»njr Kong Bhanfr% B bodt»? at the Poll' School, Thomson Ro on Sriturdj.v R.p.c Hons isp (thman b. < >mfii rdar Sinjrh; Insp Tan Choon f R.P.C Eust., V N EUtDM mirha-):. \SP
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    Trishaw Rider Describes Night Attack
    268 19 Trishaw Rider Describes Night Attack Taken into an unfrequented ar.e behird the Overseas Chir- pse Bark and there punched m) he stcmach and face, then rob)ed of him trishaw ard $10. Ng Ui Leek, a trishaw rider, givirg •vider.ee m the Seventh Police ;ourt yesterday, pointed out ac. ■used Lee
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    99 19 PEIPING, Oct. lb. Cavalry General Fu Tso Yi's troops havt> driven the Communists from the area of the industrial town of Chinhsi, 20 miles west of Hulutao. and are driving the Communists m the north fcfefore them as the Government stepped up its efforts to
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    109 19 In today's S.A.F.R. Cup and semi-final at Jalar Besar Bta. dium. Chires.? Seriors meet R.A.F. (Changi) The wiriw Of this R-ame will meet the Ma. lay Seniors m the fir al scheduled for Oct. 28. While the Chinese are gere. ra'lv -expected to win toda;
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    BYRNES DROPS A BRICK
    58 19 LAKE SUCCESS. Ort 16Former Secretary of State, jump B jgestion that the Red *rmv be <lrivon out ot Germany b force, -if i ed .1 n ;ition In United Natlora circle today Most delegates reserved pubimment, but privately a l umber expressed gra mi vr the
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    96 19 (Ffotft Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Oct 15 The npwal of V. Ramamoorthy r.gainst thg conviction and seyterce of two years' rigorous ma. prisorment passed or him by the Judge at the 1-st Assize? for the offence of making contradictory statements »n the police ir.vestlgatiors and durirp the
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    393 20 WILL GIVE MALAYA AIR OF PROSPERITY From Our Own Krporttr KUALA LUMPUR, (><>! 16. —Legitfmai demands for new schools better medical facilities, housing and improved iccommodation In prisons could n«> 1 be mci unless Oov( m had money and the only way money could be i"!
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    145 20 'From Our Oim Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 15. hi«= Excellency, the Hi. Hon. Mr. Malcolm M;i< Donald, Governor-Gen-eral Of the Malayan I'nion and Singapore, accompanied by Mrs M.v Donald, will possibly pay their first official visit to the Union capital some time m the first
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    79 20 LAKH SUCCESS 1 Oct. 16 poll by Newsweek Magazine showed t,.day that 75 per cent of tlic newsmen covering the United Nations have d. lib aboui t'i ability m Only nine of the 45 chief cor ndents think that the cur rent American policy m
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    331 20 "Aries II" To Visit S'pore For Second Time Flying m the four-en^ined Lin II," a team of experts from the RAF's I gation School at Shawbury. Salop, will leave E:^l on October 20 for Australia and New Z tigate mysterious deviations of the vo' perienced by RAF and civil aircraft
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    13 20 REDUCTION OF INFANTRY REGIMENTS •attulion each und I •v y tralnin an.i infantn
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