Morning Tribune, 7 October 1948

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    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE m TH ;-i'.-T'\- »cr > 948
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    GURNEY TAKES OATH
    588 1 "Finally, it is my earnest prayer that with Cod's blessing yo u will help me to do wha t has to be done for the peace and welfare of the people of Malaya/— Sir Hairy Cumey PIMIItI BY AIR fllß HENRY GURNEY became High Commissioner of the
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    'The Squatters Must Be Dealt With'-Mac Donald
    172 1 'The Squatters Must Be Dealt With'-Mac Donald J[EH" GOVERNMENT *c*\on to end the squatter problem itm forecast by Mr. Malcolm Mac)l» 1. the Commissioner-Genera), m his broad--1 <st m right Mr. MafDonald said: Not all squatter areas but many are actually or potentially. Present a problem which the Government N«
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    STOP PRESS
    66 1 I I I'ARiS, Wed. Western ollicia!s said the Security CmmM may not reconvene on Berlin until Saturday md probably not till Monday. Smmm delegate told reporters, the major reaso.i for the delay is to give t»ie KuHftian* a chance to ansvvr. When asked "why the delay V he
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      7 1 I $15 811 ciary Of The Speech
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    30,000-A-DAY TALKS IN S'PORE
    240 3 DID YOUR BBSS! p ""•■< >lp >Ly ivlir, CJJfc liv i l.irycl** tniM n ,W: three >ear. a l«>ur he wan Mill |IM> AllllW ,hi... ln thl tnni, s, nf.tuvd to two f,,r gtfttaS 14Wa >' ulth FORTY top-grade American oil executives of the Standard Vacuum
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    DAYS ALONE IN MOUNTAIN
    45 3 PEP \V; ming», \\car [Xsj -i broken lee 1 mi n n 4, James v the a for 20 days. the bodj of r. would reL -kus. Lhed m the m< ..!-::t:ns. L va s kil And Alvei EtUi watt U.P.
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    Death Penalty For Sharifuddin, Muso Unlikely'-Dr.Oetoyo
    107 3 r>o aptl >ir >h:irifis«h'.in, the leaders of the Communist 'i.t linn v,"t«>r of Java, are caught, it is uniikrl.v Ikf lepuMir will infl'rt the death penalty upon them. reprepie oi Rep il li( an r this I i reign OfflCC I I at m
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    HARI RAYA HAJI
    31 3 It is officially announced that th e Hart Raya Haji public nolidtjr will be observed on rhursday. October 14, and not n Wednesday. Octctk-r 13. as previously notified.
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    P.Cs Asked To Be Tactful With Drunks
    176 3 A suspect was brought into the police station." a constable said from the wttlftfMfts box m the Third Police Court jesterday. "He was brought !<ito the station and said he i would sue every one of us the i 1 i'ext day. He
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    Knocked Down
    27 3 Yesterday morning, a boy. I Kola Kirn' Swt*. fractured his eoilar-bon, when knocked down by i :any at the NOrtti Eridge Road— Sembuwa Road ianction.
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    Three Young Women Working Their Way Round The World
    347 3 THR»\E voting Airerican women ti*9 »ri online engtoeen •in'l < t:c v are fiiiploye'* MMi .'uth HiilniSJcei and lamp-'.i. imt-i o!« windjammer j«»»>.s on lour.i th<- 92-foot brigjtjfiU~.J Tinkee < 1 14 tons* which Mi^d »nt(» Slogapore yettei I iv- Th.
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    PATRICK SHAW ARRIVES HERE
    70 3 Mr. Patrick Shaw. British Commonwealth representative on the Allied Control Council m Japan, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday en route for the Commonwealth conference, m London, accompanied by Mr. F. 11. Wheeler. Assistant Secretary to the Au.sttahan Treasury Department. Another passenger on the une piano
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    COCOS ISLANDS
    22 3 Mr. L. o. De Bauale, h~ s been appointed District Officer, Cocoa fjlantti In p-hh oi Mr. P. B. BoUhjur.
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    COURT ORDERS BREAK IN LOVE AFFAIR
    470 3 COURT ORDERS BREAK IN LO VE AFFAIR FOURTEEN year old Sinniah will not be able to see her fiance again unless her father agrees. The First District Judge made this decision after he had ordered Sinniah's lover, M. Karrupiah, to execute a bond to be of good behaviour for the
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    New Air Link Will Not Affect S'pore
    127 3 New Air Link Will Not Affect S'pore Capta-i Patrick Gordon Taylor, Australian avintion pioneor Alld COtlaufiM of the late Sir Chtrlet King-sford Smith, does not thin a- that the r.ew proposed air link between Australia, the Coco.j Islands and Colombo would affect Blngspore'i position jls U 9 chief airline jun>
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    AT THE 1948 SOUTH AFRICAN CONFERENCE
    26 4 Phive Nigerian delegates I". tale ua, >1. Hula, and lorin Ust**n to the di«*russi^ns nvo!vim; evrry plias*' of Africa's devetopinrnt.
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    "FEROCIOUS" NELLIE WAS REPRIEVED
    215 4 Sydney, Wednesday. when Nellie arrived from South Afiica on Augu.-t 15. she was an elephant with "teiocious" reputatioii. The Durban City Council officials could not manage her and as she appeared to be what L" known as a "logat" elephant and therefore unsaie m a public
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    Reds Disturb Eden Meeting
    119 4 Reds Disturb Eden Meeting LONDON. Tues Demonstrators, shouting peace slogans ;.nd throwing leaflets, tried to break up a large open air meet'ng addressed by Mr. Anthony Eden, deputy Conservative leader, as he spoke here to lay for the Government's drive to build up the reservs forces. This the third such
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    UNKNOWN
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    TRUMAN GOES ON CAMPAIGN TOWN
    26 4 President Truman bids farewell to Washington and Senator Alben Barklev as he leaves for a hectic campaign tour of 19 states.
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    YOGOSLAVIA EXPEL NEWSMAX
    37 4 YOGOSLAVIA EXPEL NEWSMAX BELOF Tllo Government correspondent t siavia within c expulsion because I the correspoi week, about J y| adopted b Y by National {I saTitch oi having wi tlD j Assembly. i» f Soviet attune.
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      323 4 On Your Radio Today YE MT'.VOKK M AY v ENGLISH MGRAMMEH PB M N BfOLIBH noon Kng- uieatt; lou me! m b| Ti:<Rad OrctK I 1.30 Mewi; 1 j. music by Ambrofi 2 Q D m r? m programme Summar;. New* Summary, spore POOd Pricei and Announce men!-: 830 Calling
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    THAT COOL LOOK
    212 5 KS JVST M SENSE to are m u<»\ attain I r cloth- '»p. I holts oi I r B l( ye* tern* fo' A IP trocK"* which are X v a i lU ■t: s b 1 ,-asy I; to sUp or me n too B K.
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    ACCENT ON LEMONS
    162 5 ACCENT ON LEMONS I BMON dishes arc tf— fl icorolablo ar.<! r fresh ing. and hero arc two iemor recipes to provide a variation m your dinr.er s-.vets LEMON JELLY INr.REDIEXTS 1J pint.of water, pint of* lemon juice, 6 ozs. of loaf sugar. the finely- pee led rin tof f
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    FROM THE MAILBAG
    165 5 The 'it tide published on this page last week urging British nicms to learn Malay has produced the following anecdote from a reader. On ie turning to the car after drinks at the Swimming Club the other night, we discovered that the rear tyre was flat. My
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      149 5 Just Arrived. English Black Boucle for your suits ard top coats. 'TOMMY- THOMSON 00M Ist 2nd FLOOR G.H. BUILDING BATTKry road TEL 7997 Sniki Modem Tailoring" BATTERY ROAD ;«A2xL XeWSt Ck Moder3tely priced rTHFix^" s f Crep 1 embroidery. ttssv_ Gmvns of Nin °n combined with lace. "ml"' >OOks of
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      58 5 P" Jaeger Sweaters Assorted Colours." THE RAFFLES GRILLROOM IS OPEN EVERY DAY FOR LYNCH THE COCKTAIL HOUR with FRANK PICKFORD at the piano from 7 to 8 p.m. m the New Lounge is the popular rendezvous for the Smart informal' dance IN THE PALM COURT tonight is from 9 p.m.
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      225 5 tftar- mr. mii, 1 DIARY! No fai r is complete without a meny-go-round. and Saturday's Garden Fete at Government House will have a real loundabout for the children. Another certain attraction for the kiddies will be a pop- j corn machine, according to Mrs S. F. Ho. Members of the
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE
    27 6 London Anents Mesnrn. Coith i Turner, Ltd.. Tatbot Iloxwt, 98. St. M: i tin's Lane Wfi. 2. j I i THUKSDAY, OCT. 7. 1948.
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    The Tasks Ahead
    259 6 IN one respect at least 1 the new High Commissioner, Sir Henry Gurney, is more fortunate than his predecessor, the late Sir Edward Gent. Si r Edward took office at time when the authorities here and m London were still daz^d by what they taw m reoccupied
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    THE BATTLE FOR ITALY'S COLONIES
    797 6  - THE BATTLE FOR ITALY'S COLONIES PEDAGOGUE Politics For Young People s LAST June two coloured drawing's weir displayed all ove- italy. One showed Britisn soldiers slaughterIng Italians during a riot m one of the ItaHan colonies, presumably m Tripolitania where tlv?re had been riots betwcoi Halian colonists anJ the native
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    Dr. Schacht Breaks Four-Year Silence
    271 6 INCREASING opposition to Germany's industrial exports constituted the real underlying causes of the two worn I wars, Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, former Reichsbank PrcsiJcnt, said m his first newspaper article published since his release after more than lour years' imprisonment. The article was published m "Der
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      NIGHT LIFE RETURNS TO NUREMBERG
      635 7 NIGHT LIFE RETURNS TO NUREMBERG WINING AND DANCING GERMANS NrfttiKßEßG. Weds.— Xifht Hf e for the Germans has returned to Nurenberjr. litter three Weak years Mien all the lights m the fovtn turned off early, ami the only alcoholic beverage oh sale was watered beer, this one time centre of
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      $1,000,000 Club Opens Its Dgors
      88 7 $1,000,000 Club Opens Its Dgors m a >nd ss w *****0 Victory CluBK looi 1b S.\v- 1 i I to X the fightin|S W Britain ?fM Mm «|nhl 1 W\ ivcn by J s a Memorial i j X i dining m ■•■>■ X :..\.f". and a i X W.V.S.
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      NEW SCHOOLS FOR LONDON
      117 7 DKDON W Inesday. Th*j I build sch Is I repairs md In provepts *o i sistlnj odes cost- I ver ewO.OW is the t r.pletlon o| a, p lut Win tef cot itiam. costing a new piimary,] 0( at flbrooke Parß ting C-*****5 and n> primary
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      HK-MANILA SURVEY FLIGHT
      30 7 nm survey flight a r ?ular hg v under- Mi l -t <>n a Wvckhb WU| u.s. Utofd s to have roa r ln the servi UP
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      THE VETERAN
      65 7 Loridorf, Wednesday. Maj. Gen. Robett Strickland Hannay died yesterday aged 77 m tynnstay Gaiwns, Kensington. He served m the South American War between 1899 and 190.1 and was mentioned m despatches, awarded the Queen's Medal with six clasps and won the D.S.O. In the 1914-18 war he was
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      'Tiger Hunter' Chiang Shows His Mettle
      98 7 'Tiger Hunter' Chiang Shows His Mettle SHANGHAI. Wednesday. Tiger H'.mt r" OVanj Chin Rub's bUrtcc hw ordcrcj tto" purishment 'i aa y Shanghai 'j tores which short ?r. businrs.; hours trying to »rt! a? litth as pojs'fck. Vlany stores opc^ only four hours dally claiming hfavv selling Is causing fatigue
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      Freeman Of City Of New Castle
      97 7 NEWCASTLE. Wed. Giving the butt salute wltli an ancient musket. th" HonouraL».e Mati:uw White Ridley, 23-ye3r-cld son. and heir to Viscount Ridley North- umbeiianci industrialist, was' sworn m as a Frroman of Ml City of lUwcHtle by the Lord Mayor today. In accordance with
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      BRITISH, FRENCH OPPOSE US. PLAN
      184 7 FRANKFURT, Wers.— Outlines of an American plan for making the West German military government tripartite from top to bottom while drastically reducing its size and snopa were announced by American sources here yesterday. Th^ lfl#l WOUld th° TTn»te<l Sl'lftM i;iitish an«l French -mor for aM
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      GRANDPOP'S SKULL MENTIONED In TREATY
      346 7 LONDON, WPdnesctey.-Chie; Adam, handsome Negro leadfer of the fienv Wahehe tribe of Tanganyika, demand today that the clause m the Ver&ailh s Treaty re latlng to his grandfather's skull be observed. Embarrassed Colonial Office officials admitted tViey hav 0 not been able to locate a
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      HIGHER TAX ON SMOKES, DRINKS IN SHANGHAI
      150 7 HIGHER TAX ON SMOKES, DRINKS IN SHANGHAI Shanghai. Wed*. Smokes and drink;; will cost mote m Shanghai now P renter Wong Wen-hao telegraphed Major General hiang chinß-kuo. BhsnunaTii Eco»»o- ts i-»e! visor. yost'Mclay, gave an emphatic assurance t iat the Government will not Increase the tax rates on any farther
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      Czech Family In Thrilling Escape
      105 7 MunJch, Wednesday. Twelve Czechoslovak anti -Communists. iprluding a mother r.nd her four-month s-oM baby, wore safe lin the Anuiicun z-jne of Getj many tbolght after MlZtng a 1 Czech ait lin<» piano m mid-air at I pistol point ycstciday and flying it to Muiiicli. Shortly
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    THE NEWBOUL
    25 8 Sir Alec Newboult with General Boucher, G.O.C. Malaya, waiting for Sir Henry Gurney, the new High Commissioner to arrive at Kuala Lumpur airfield.
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    HOME THE GURNEYS
    36 9 MALAYA'S 810 I THREE: Sir Henry Gurney, Sir Alec New- boult and Sir Ralph Hone. Sir Alec Newbouit \.-iu I Lady Gurncy. Mr. J. C. Howitt vv.l--comt'H Lady Gurney. Luly Newboult looks on.
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    U.S. WILL ADMIT GERMAN IMMIGRANTS
    374 10 •Vashingtofi. Wednesday. The r-rited States, after more than MVeti year*' ban, la getting r ::dy to re-open immigration to Germans living m the Reich. The flrvt of 25.957 Germans to be allowed to enter the U S each year will be chosen soon alter a
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    UNKNOWN
    134 10 i'.r ar.v --Ai 1 <n ft. m :>t th itate sim ComniJ mi> m 15 \ak a's penr.jiy.v i wa n ddtgitt allied tave estimated cm nium production atj 1 f<mi y ar i P: *>me 25 od f te fly mines NineTa ifitelMM Budge? Commits 1 Ji Canada
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    KOREAN NEWSMEN GAOLED
    118 10 KOREAN NEWSMEN GAOLED pokjo. Tn*m [editors ana :;ianagfll s b'.gftSt new- a| the X- Pel PMB II n j a i] today. *id they wne conti an investigation of harges that t! e nc seminated informatw tal 10 the gJ»q of* mth Koiw M President Syngaiaa 1 according to nessiH
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    RED ARMY WILL GET MONUMENT
    44 10 RED ARMY WILL GET MONUMENT gfruction ol a Ar s Honom 'V'/^ sU been opened i» enjoying je no i There ha s^ I to when «**s|, oft netted to S* 111 n^o^t ma S n. v t ntry built In the U»< *ree
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      123 10 1 I CLT>-n-»ES -TO THE. 1 SEND YOUR. CUOIVfcS T'dfc ISIi Lii<cwr v^/ to me. jfl-'v. 'RUCCLES" V HEAVENS* THAT^i VIAAb MLUE? MO.'E TfOUR? HOW UWv] JTWE^E BC EfiSOViVmAT UEW UNUSUA& T&ORH fHsO**6ir \GAVBMEQIO7E4 BAtf/T ONE o' Mm IU&RJLONAFARm, The RRS7 BO*N \NA*S$ f HOwO'O J mvwAS.AWtiAMEZ START- 1$ HE
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    Australia Wants Her Girls Back From U. S. A.
    328 11 Australia Wants Her Girls Back From U. S. A. WASHINGTON, Weds—lndian Embassy otticials are anxious. They are awaiting the outcome of negotia tions concerning a dozen Australian girls working m the Embassy. The Australian Government wants them to return to Australia. Four of the girLs ar* employed at the Indian
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    Horror Raids By Huks
    89 11 WashingTruman for recall late 1 Whfc< House statenid Mr. Marshall will ■J Saturday morning: mm fi iilis |Qi ncement v aKi ww »no particular tatinf W« re p reS j |«it Human a first han(l om the Secretary tat<- 11 waa laid on t h, r
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    EDUCATOR DEAD
    19 11 m HAVEN, CONNECTI- P:. Wilbui Lucius j, U noted educator and t: roorof Cunnecr t lay. U.P.
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    RUSSIANS (BY HUNDREDS) RENOUNCE CITIZENSHIP
    288 11 SHANGHAI, Weds— Hundreds of Russians are Mttcing Soviet citizenship. This was revealed by Pavel Primorthoflf and wife who escaped from a labour gang m a Btone mine m Siberia. *y a:.' turning m pa.<.-poits biking the Chinese govern* tfor cognition as -tatcless Dr..', PM ftefi
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    Italians Can Go To Australia
    126 11 SYDNEY. Wednesday. Plans to brir,3 more than 3 000 people from Italy to I Australia m the ships Medina 'end Wharton haw- fallen •through, the manager cf the Australian European Agency i Pty. Ltd., said m Sydney tecently. The Manager i Mr. A. J. Macpherson)
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    POLES FOR ARGENTINA
    36 11 SOUTHAMPTON, Weds. Another 300 Polish ex-servicemen, with 300 women and 280 children, left Southampton this afternoon m the Winchester Castle for Argentina, whore most of thorn are goini-' into industry and farming. U.P.
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    BRITAIN'S SHIPYARDS ARE BUSY — BUILDING FOR ARGENTINA
    185 11 BRITAIN'S SHIPYARDS ARE BUSY BUILDING FOR ARGENTINA „,V; <*y- The 2P? ire build ■'-M v <: >' worth b< n enchant a all wlll •re mi.ng i d m Sweden, Italy Argentine orders. The skeletons of four 8,000--l ton cargo vessels for the Flota Mercante del Estado are lising I
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    LIVING STANDARDS SLIP IN CHINA, INDIA
    227 11 WASHINGTON, Weds.— The Foreign Policy Association reported today living standards i« China, India and other "backward" countries are slipping ever lower despite efforts for improve ment. It blamed ttk rapid growth." In population -tying thty have outstripped limited sains toward tetter economy. Di Harold
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    SHE HAD A DATE WITH DEATH-AND KEPT IT
    542 12  - SHE HAD A DATE WITH DEATH -AND KEPT IT OSWALD HENRY ANOTHER REMARKABLE REMARQUE EFFOR'I by THF pen of Erich Maria Remarque has already nrovided Hollywood producers with four outstanding film stories. His fifth— "Beyond"-no>v turned into a movie, and titled "The Other Love, is now showing at the Pavilion,
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      127 12 NOW SHOWING! rll AM— Z Pii— 4.ll tJJ Mi vA pfVmDM6s. HUBOmB IH H w I I DORESCHARYprSents 11 CARY MVIM r MELVYN I GRANT^LOY^DOUGLAS o K.K.O. KAOIO PICTURE o M PLUS! SPECIAL 2 HEELER Q -20 YEARS OF H acade:.iy awards I CAPITOL tfH^k^HlTrffffll LAST FOIH SHOWS, j XL^KflßlUulifl
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      158 12 (.i.oin l;^!s> "*ww en i\; I«»rn,.n nuus UN M "~^U) U akm, ;R<M (Hindustani i ERICH MARIA REMARQH s1) irm R I I npuDiis.'ie 1 Mory Be.oniPs A Great Motion Picture! Opens Today 4 Shews |&B Z-4.1i-bJU-S.Jop.m. pHONE -J^il ANIA DORF.»FA\ Famous Iflanai l»Uyg The Piano Seouences and Features The
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    716 13 (Kt. b. Tlawang Con. 19, 20/ILawang TinuS 6 10 Rcnong Con. 20 6 22/-Ki-non^ Tin 31- 33-Si-loyang 96 W 6 S: I X 21 22 Sion» 9/B Klßta W 9 16 Scd S. Malayan 28 6 2.> 6 S Tronoli 15 3 M 3 Sungci Beisi 20/-
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    SHARES: Quiet, Firm
    24 13 SHARES: Quiet, Firm The share market was quiet but firm yesterday with scattered buyers and sellers. Only a smaU volume of business was transacted.
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  • Finance And Commerce
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      NEI TRADE FOR JUNE REACHES NEW HIGH
      273 13 FXPORTS from Indonesia m June, which were the highest recorded after the war, amounted to 9t>.4 million guilders. Out of this total figure, MaNy*. which ranked third m importance among the mart consuming countries, took up goods valued at mor? than fls. 10.5
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      MARKETS PRODUCE ROUND-UP
      112 13 Despite recent reports of inquiries for coconut oil eiramitinjr from Japan, the mao,<ot here continued to be 1u!l am. easier. Copra also tended to oc a-i easier market. Tie popper market WiM er- j iatic yesterday with ou«-»n--ticns tor the black qua»!Wf i .arkca up. The following
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      RUBBER
      53 13 The publication of the September rubber shipment fig' l^ yesterday had [he local market. The Miiavan exports at 89.786 ions showed an increase of Ijm tons over the previous Biooth. The market was hrm but quiet throughout the day M*fl eased slightly towards tM Jan.-Mar. -»JTone: Slightly eas.er. O.D.
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      NEW ORGANISATION PROPOSED TO REPLACE TIN GROUP
      95 13 NEW ORGANISATION PROPOSED TO REPLACE TIN GROUP BRUSSELS. Wed. -The Belgian detegmtkai to the internationai Tin Study Group's netting at The Hague on Oct. 25 will propose that a now orftttUstkM he formed to replace the International Tin Study Group it is learned here today. Opinion has been expressed that
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      Chinese Labour For Phosphate Island
      102 13 MELBOURNE. Wednesday w£ on its way to the islands fiom Hong Kong. The Chairman of the Commission. Mr. Albert H. Gaze, said no difficulty was experienced m signing on the required number of men. He added that on the islands themselves the work of repairing
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    AVAIL PAYS BACKERS $104
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    OVERS FULLY EXTENDED
    293 15 KEE SCORES 2 QUICK bALS NEAR THE END 2 REME Base Workshops 0 APA League champions, Rovers J'V ad a close call when they met REMS EjJ B Cup match at Jalan Besar Statthe greater part of the game REME dict*it*d P v without l^ing b^ t0
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    SRC WIN
    26 15 fc 00^ y m -•day. 1 GHQ SignI nterStP H. Bodweyu 1 i. sharing! V ;cv snctu Jaleyn. ley; Rajah (l A rm trong
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    TO PAY PRICE
    14 15 Thursdiy. rett prison N,i U P u Ced lode *th Reuter
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    Khalsa Score 2-0 Victory
    114 15 Ono foul within five minultH of the flrtt bully and anoth«v within IbiH» nunutct bolero tho end by hmtCf ins; !e-lcft. gave the Xh:rst Asbociation a 2-0 victory over their tough opponents th Sngapox Colts m a hockey iWoh. pbyed on the Khalsa r,iour»ds, St. George's
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    Prosperous B.P.
    123 15 In a frieud)y badminton matdi played al the Spitfire B.F.s court on Sunday, the Prosperous B.P. defeated the Commercial High School B.P. by four games to three. Results < Prosperous players mentioned first) SINGLES: Gan Poh Yew lost to Romi Meta 5-15, 15-12, 7-15; vf H. Yakin beat
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    K.K.Y.B.P. WIN
    106 15 Playing at the Geylang Evergreen B.F.s couit on Sunday, the K.K.Y.8.1 beat the Geylarig Evei green B.P. by 5-2 Ka)npong i Kapor Youngster's B.P. players mentioned first SINGLES: Tan Chin Thian beat Patrick Cheong 15-4, 15-0; Clarence Loh beat Cheong Whye Khun 15-8, 15-6; Harold Teo beat Tan
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    CHIANG MAKES SURPRISE VISIT
    188 15 TI ENTSIN, Wed.- -President Chting Kai-shek arrived unexpectedly m Tientsin yesterday. He came from Peiping and was accompanied by his entourage. The President's visit coincided with the aniva! here of Dr. John Loighton Stuart. United States Ambassador, who was honoured at a reception yesterlav by thp
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    Quake Near Chungking
    71 15 New York. Wednesday. The ■seismographs of the University of California and Fordham University, New York, recorded a 'very large" quake "somewhere m Asia or South America capable of causing "great damage" to any populated area. rordhun called i. a "typical HavaU opined the <jt»ake was •n the
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    HK Will Be Far East Air Centre
    99 15 HK Will Be Far East Air Centre HONGKONG. Wedm sday. j -Hongkong is planning to make itself the air centiv of the Fa r Ea*st. An early announcement is likely as to the site of the. Colony's n^w aerodirome for which the United Kingdom Government six months ago granted an
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    "CLOCKS FOR CROPS"
    51 15 TOKIO, Wednesday. "Clocks for Crops" rhymort I encouragingly lor farmers m j& section of Honshu occupied I by American troops. Th c lai'ge tiny pieces Win be mounted m village office, as a token of peasants cooperation with the government programme for lul l quota crop deliveries.
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    KISSES FOR THE CHAMP
    49 15 Georges Carpentter, left, and brother, Vincent Ordan. right, kiss the world* BMf middleweight champ. Marcel Cerdan, after the 82-yw.r-old French tiger »«-feaU>d detending title-holder, Ton> /ale m Jersey* City's Roowvcll StaOium. Zale collapsed "from exhaustion" aftrr the bell ended Ihe 11th round of the b«.ut.
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    British 4-Year Plan To Produce Olympic Champs
    353 15 LONDON, Wednesday.— Britain's "four y* ar plan", atmti at producing champion athletes for the BtXt Olympic Games m Helsinki m 1952, has already begun, with official backing from the Government. The Amateur Athletic Association ha\> started their winter series of indoor coaching courts,
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    H.K. FRESHMEN UP IN ARMS
    93 15 Hontrkonj.. Wednesday. Freshmen who entered Hong konj; University this month an up In amis against hazing \>] upper classmen, judging by avalanche of letters ni the looa press. Referring to uppei claaero^J m such t( rmi M "moronic" "fSCtln" and ".shameless" th. indignant freshman demands
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    BITTER PILL FOR VYSHINSKY
    335 16 PARIS, Wednesday SOVIET d-?lfi;"tr Ana "ei "vshMisky. mmpcetediy tak fog his rut*" the Secarify Coun/il aftrr last ni?hf.s ■iv> puiktpltkm" stand, today heard a detailed United State! dcnuociatioo or Kossian pyocy m (ier-m-inv coapk-d v/itl: in offer to Join B g Four talks imimd'ately th j
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    Three Bandits Die, Arms Recovered
    480 16 Three Bandits Die, Arms R ecove red fOHOBI BAflBV, W. tin. sdav:—Tine.' bandits were kill-«-d anil another IIUMIhI h< n t\u> M;»it;\rv \v»m banilit h;u»iins; in tbf pant ?i hour*, They lln HHtfWi "nV. l«»«d«'« H l^^'^ and 95 rounds of rifle ammunition. On loformatu n received, a -n! \nrt
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    'Only God Can Save Us'
    53 16 'Only God Can Save Us' MILKAUKfX, Wed. Dr. HMOld tfiey, Wobd Pi isee-win-nine phvs'Hst. who helped to develop "t«e atomic bomb. toM the WttrOMtai Mt iic-il SJC.etv •It mwj to br true W« are dnfting closer and closer to Wtf J OTi y u u act of God C5UI fctcn
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    PICTURE BY AIR
    10 16 Sir Henry Goimty at his Installation yesterday.
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    EUROPEAN INJURED
    27 16 In a collision between a car Mn'l a meter cycle in Payer ir Read, yesterday a Euro- raa injured. He was temped! tc {he hospital
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    LALLANG FIRES
    18 16 The .iv brigade dealt with two 'ailan? ftrtj yesterday. In "hoe Chu Kang Road and a
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    KING OF SIAM MAY LOSE ONE EYE
    153 16 LAUSANNE, Wed—King P« may be blinded in one eye as a result <« a l j in Switzerland two days ago. his secrctar. said o» 'The King was badly injured ~>r-T. tho right eye." the Meretary said. i: will not be known for
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    WOUNDED BANDITS LEAVE TRAILS OF BLOOD
    209 16 SEMEN YIH, Taikong area: Wedncsluy: Bandits left several trails r f blood when they escaped f:cm a Police-Militaiy pincer trap during a raid yesterday morning. They had fired on the two Police-Military parties and were surprised in turn. One bandit who tried to escape
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