Morning Tribune, 14 October 1948

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    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE iMO v r^r 11. 19-iS.
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    CHINA'S NEW CURRENCY CONTINUES TO NOSE-DIVE
    101 1 lION<* KOMi, Wh&tmjt9 Otißa.'* nrw currmcy cnntln 1 if n.»>r--1 :i\v \»»th n«i \i£n of a let-op. il*o r itn innueruratlon loss thai i-ght \-.«-.ki ;o tht* \sii- ha -«l &v |nt c«*ut and i* ntil! lalimt It dr. \*\H^t an nciditional t vf
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    FINGER PRINTS: FOUR DAYS MORE TO DECIDE
    174 1 Ir hMM (iovemnient has four days m which ZfSkZ* definition of an illiterate or to tffthSTfW the inclusion of a thumbpnnt feSSESSSfc Lthombprint rule be wnived. In t! I niN kingdom, pn illiterate person may Jke m»rk oo documents with a pea m
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    Soviets Garrison Nazi Installations With Berlin Reds
    125 1 Soviets Garrison Nazi Installations With Berlin Reds JKRLIN, Wed.— The Soviets have begun garrison>ng the newly-organised and armed "People's MiPj" m former Nad military installations, which W supposed to hitve been destroyed or put to other pQB», tha American licensed Tagesspiegel I newtpaper llgted eight "militia" garrison installa- Kattered through
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    SHAW CROSS BARES RUSSIA'S HIDDEN FIFTH COLUMN ARMY
    222 1 SHAW CROSS BARES RUSSIA'S HIDDEN FIFTH COLUMN ARMY Shawcross added. But, Shawcross challenged Russia: 'Will you when you ask us to support your present proposal also agree to a convention for the discontinuance of your fifth column and call a halt to the activities, with which you seek to cripple
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    "SMUGGLED" FOOD — CONFISCATED
    50 1 "SMUGGLED" FOOD CONFISCATED BERLIN. Wed. -The Russian German ruws service ADN said today 500 tons of food being smuggled from the Western zone to Berlin was confiscated. ADN said the confiscated food is sufficient to supply 16.000 persons for one month on the basis of normal consumer ration card.- U.P.
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    BUS CONDUCTOR SHOT DEAD, SON STABBED
    168 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Ued.-A bus conductor was shot dead by three armed Chinese after they had held up a bus proceed--2* from Sintok to Cheng Lun today. The conductors wn Zo was In the same ta. was tabbed and senous.y wounded while tr>lng t >
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    Russians Quit Korean Border
    82 1 SEOUL, Wed. An American informant, who leturned yesterday night from the 3Sth parallel, said that Soviet troops are withdrawing from border positions and are beng replaced by Northern Korean troops. Tho informant said that North Korean troops fired upon American soldiers with liq;ht weapons and Americans
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    ALL HOPE OF EAST WEST SETTLEMENT BLASTED
    178 1 ALL HOPE OF EAST WEST SETTLEMENT BLASTED PARIS, Wed. Virtually all hope of K«m W>«t .«^r. ••""i* »n «h»«. MttlH of the nil >(l Nations havi* basted by the bitterness of Ihe (I. h;ii c over international Hfomir control, It «va« b*lie\ ed here today. Dc'ogatcs weir pportM m dMpalr.
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    Burma Claims War Damages From Britain
    78 1 RANGOON. Wtd. -Burma is claiming from Britain free grant for war damages compensation "not less than the sum Britain gave Malaya, or "commensurate with the extent of the damage" Burma suffered, according to a statement m Parliament here reported today. The British Government agreed
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    Sec Council To Consider Palestine
    54 1 Sec Council To Consider Palestine PARIS. Wed. -Mr. Warrei Austin, Chairman of th> United Nations Security Council, this month may call tht Council into session late this week to consider i truce violations m Palestine. AuMin was said to want a Council meeting on the Pa- lestinr question "at thf
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    Aircraft Forced Back
    30 2 QuAnu.s Constellation vblcfc kfi s.:^.» >:•*:»• .i.»y morninf at id N |5 Dm***. •i ntm q w::!i ::> Ml •v i MVHI MM| H IMI d > n a: \$J
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    R.K. NEHRU MINISTER TO STOCKHOLM
    27 2 I Embtsa bti« •v... thi Us Ml R X N N! v i win ivATc lo Lend m■ h p y» Reuter
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    'I LOVE MY JAP WIFE'
    184 2 'I LOVE MY JAP WIFE' Young New Zealander Battles Government For Her Sake MEW KALAND Hwlfil*! Af*f ««ptag |.|ii! 'Hrvr Mm* (Usmil •♦'.on vi«h Mi\r«in. Ir.'iiK U;wU \\»-^v V**^n»« Na« lM I ,m!«i rr hirmd \iistr:«li 'odv'. :'»Mi»nl rIK WesIrull tor Hif fourth Mne. > .m?,- rifflJ i au 1
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    3 Rajas Australia Bound
    74 2 3 Rajas Australia Bound Three high Perak Government Offletals V M Raj;> Kcchil Salooi «R.ja Mus:i ir>r.i almarbttin sultan Abdul a V M Raja Haji Shahar Shall M C. S and V M Raja Moat bin Raja Mahadi i: t v :o Ptrak Co-operatlv*» Popartir.ent will spend thei leav In
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    AIRLINER CRASHES
    75 2 L ONDON Wtd A 1 t. MtfCUl Ai!- ><t lonUfM UMlt ono t the CompniT** ilrMneri on Part Jo'^i'int^u: fUB md ciaahtd «nd wi«s l>u>t ovt ,Ih>j: 240 Rlllei ncth Ol Kha;toui 1 T m c Abtat 20 paoolr 0 hoard inn only the caftttria 01 tl Prtflß
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    Chiano Warns Racketeers
    103 2 Chiano Warns Racketeers SHANGHAI, Wed Maj- >. a ChUu>| CttUtg*klM, deputy Smjxm visor OVWfCd BM '.vo dpunst Mark ■trlwtmi ivMo.y fallowing the Vk&m rnittvi st*tc< Joiian nU \vs CUMM reports A s of Gen ."i: s BotMMIC OißtfOl v>rtx\ *.*Tt\i m a stat^nit-nt to the Chinese prvss today that BtelMlud
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    FRENCH FIX NEW COAL PRICE
    23 2 pi as wtanatty ?r--td r :.-y c* or cw.: at' Ss^> ft acs:* r<c- tjc -*t a Reuter
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    Canada To Recognise Republic
    142 2 on w a w> v inters ol thf foj«-~uin Sojtu:n KortOT Qownuncßt jP.k-i-.VI Who pa*«kvi t S 4 O v" OttlWi to seek c^anact'ar. «up MM jo: l.iv If f.vt-r:'.. Govcntmctit, kit irtie day (cv t**o Uci;co NMk Nuvtir.-: la Pfcfta. Dr. Fyan- Ok Chou^^ ii
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    SWEET RATION FOR DOGS
    15 2 LONDON Wfettafej. came manf from all qaa:~.t A >— Rofti R*s^ct F
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    SIX MEN SAIL FOR ANTARTIC
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    C.T.A LIBRARY
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    BBC REPORTER KIDNAPPED
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    MR C.R. MARTIN
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    WIGS FREE
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    Forty Injured In Explosion
    102 2 SUNDBRLAXD. Wcino^day K'Vtn rr.cn wcrt we v." X fee: down m the hold cr r-w >.000 toe Brtttab I Vcoljic at SacdfT'.-i when th^re w*f a t expio<jon. Ten men t>uruevi cad arc io bc^-lr.irr.-:<fiauly afte- sioo a voice rar? c.:: your time lads, you.. j;
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    BABY BROKE NECK, DIED
    46 2 LONDON, "■■■Mi.-* A it.ret.--y .1: -<•"• -W btt r.eck ar.ri I •••>• whue playing wi: -t!« ten m her gartif. it Wittering. Su?sex m uer: through th- > aiM chili tned 10 m!: "■•er I it. She slippe wai wedged t\ cf ttM fence Reuter
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    "Let Us Bring Peace To A Troubled World Nehru's Message To China
    78 2 "Let Us Bring Peace To A Troubled World Nehru's Message To China P IH* -_c.: wshrr:^ Ncrr pnittßf ike Aswan* New rv^-.' a -i-. out rrcehope Hut ecrtiAl a«KI fr«c<!ty r\S*t«cs. «Me& so lv« 'v'.wf-" c_: r»- tr»es. wil! coctx=u< tt> pt v«^e r rf_*x- w^> say st:tr* to- £x
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    THESE PRAHUS CAME FROM MADURA
    48 3 In. p.ctuve above shows prahus tossing at>out m the s»a off the Yacht Cub. In tin sc boats came hundred* of Koyanese from Madura. The imiiiigrauts are awaiting orders from the Immigration authorities to land. Only the youngsters were allowed to go ashore.
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    Widow (Aged 80) warded £31,567
    169 3 Widow (Aged 80) warded £31,567 to IS WONDERFUL" ittOMOV Wednesday— An Bfr-ye*roU widow, Puiliiu' \lub\v of Brighton Road, Lewes, today Jim rhot the South African Supreme Court tauesburg had provkuoßaHy »wn»ded her 1 ,ii!i!i'J m an lution she had brought In Enf- ',;.Kt uiili;tni F;rnest H^Oaes «f Johiuuiesbur^ •|v in^ctisinii;
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    ALI MOVES NEAR RITA
    75 3 HOLLY WOOD Wed. Prince Ali Khan, son of the Apa Khan, has moved into a house m Hollywood almcst jppcsite t*w home of Rita l-Tuvworth. the film actress, vith whem his name linked r 'uria« her recent \isit to Europe. Both are dodging reporters. They ar>.
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    4-Hour Walk-Out by French Dockers
    86 3 4-Hour Walk-Out by French Dockers w\ w dnesday. N French port- were ■mc-ou: i Q syiora^i a million strikers ccuntry, while L™ Civil s.r- *w p -e- t- r eight i: workers dcciC r ual to *te pay m k < n neadlePh i.- vocktii i bmm r.. Dur- win
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    Staffordshire Leaves With 90 Passengers
    68 3 Staffordshire Leaves With 90 Passengers There were leas than ninety Pijseagera aboard the troopship Staffordshire when it left Singapore yesterday morrnrg for the United Kinguom. The Tribune understands that the reason for this is *hat trooping of the guards liri^dc and other reinforcements directed a number of ships to th^s
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    JAP BUILDING BOSS DETAINED
    90 3 TOKIO. Wed.-Naoki Oka. 55-jvai-jld president of building and contracting firm was detained at the Kosuge detention house last right after being subjected to a long questioning m his relations with Takeo Kurusu, former dirtctor oi the Economic Stabilization Bureau ».ho is m prison on suspicion of
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    Isuraace Game On Royal Tour
    67 3 CANBERRA. W€d r 'ian Miaisier m charge oi the P.ov i\ tour. John L Armstrong said today tUat cnly war wou'd prevent the Kin? and Queen coining to Australia next year. The Minister was teferrteg to report- Lloyds of London had increa^i the rate of
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    Japs Agree On Premier
    16 3 Japs Agree On Premier TOKIO. Wed.-An egrccmeiu ot some Wud on the problem of Reuter AAP
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    SCREENING FOR CHINA REDS
    51 3 NANKING, Wcd.--Ttu? -ese Government is adopting a strict system of per.sonn-l selecCommunist agents into Govjoi ment agencies, it wad icportcu 't^r the new systcnj l all persons applying for Gcvcmmca m future will bo Subjected to a strict P^f*° screening concerning their pa.st i acceptance. Reuter
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    Jail For Cotton Mill Rioters
    152 3 SHANGHAI. W. dnesday A. sptcial criminal tribunal yesterday announced th( lo:ig-av:aiied verdict m thy S;ung Sir.3 Cotton Mill rio: iast February, handing dowr. piiscn. terms ranging froi'i one y«.ar to lift impiLsonmen to 27 accused workers. Yang Kv/ang-imng. a selfconfessed Communist worker received the heaviest
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    Chiang Closes Down S'hai Newspapers
    197 3 SHANGHAI. Wednesday. Another Chinese paper here, th Ta Chung YeVi Pao. ha< be.n ordered by president Chiang Kai-shek to be closed down permanently beginning today, according to presi ri ports. This fcLw^i fcbe Miiusirji 0| Interiors hMfeructlof thai She Che*| Y-e:i Pao be suspended f°r
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    Wimpey To Build Town
    72 3 l\ r Godfrey Mitchell, the chairman of wimoey large civil engineering concern m Britain, arrived M 'leagali last night on hU *ay to Borneo to view Hie site of a town Ills company is going to brttd. 'I he town Utobe a complete settlement tor oil
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    AUSTRALIA IS WHITE ISLAND IN YELLOW SEA
    203 4 AUSTRALIA IS WHITE ISLAND IN YELLOW SEA CAMiKK- :.>i\< Mr kYUIiSJB M I' l| Wf Australia .'rim. IflnUtei In World War I 111 th«- I K.prvs. n r itj\. to .\i..«tralia "n Illfl j v i ii ;i >•«•'- I a." "Tht I Fail N itMj.-i 1 |j«- (]<-- tr<
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    RECOGNITION for ARAB GOVT.
    47 4 CAIRO. Tuesday. The Egyptian Government tonight >ffldally recognised the aiiPalertine Arab Government. E £>pt L; the second state to recognise the Palestine Arab government, which is headed by the Mufti of Jerusalem Hal Vmm El Husseini. Iraq announced her iecoimit.on earlier today. Reuter
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    TURKISH OIL NOW AVAILABLE
    49 4 ISTANBUL, Tuesday Premier Hassan Saka of lurkey said today that the nrst supplies of Turkish oil shortly be marketed The yield from the' Kamandagh oilfields m south«aat Turkey was expected to meet part of the domestic oil requirements within a few months, he added- Reuter
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    CAN THE GUARDS DO BETTER TAH THIN
    97 4 The Guards will hifl look to their i.uiMs ofl parade ground, if tb/W ft lII— U of they <ir.tM Special constab'-s j« thing to go by. Not a foot out of i iH'lts !> .in n front, chins m, rknti I Like th«>
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      57 4 THE GREATEST DUEL !N THE HISTORY OF ALL DUELS! I THE HUNTER THE 1 HUNTED -ONE FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE, THE OTHER I FOR JUSTICE. COLUMBIA'S w Af '^m AsW arm mr&i^ mU I JBf ~m //A I cJ°-hTECM/COLOR. viii. ROBERT YOUNG, MARGUERITE CHAPMAN, Wlll.AHl) PARKER AKIM TAfiOROFT v w
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    Has Your Child Got Singaporitis ?
    632 5  - Has Your Child Got Singaporitis KATHLEEN HICKLEY By km m the i .v i r.t a ure chiM. M t- :s lv rith y.m he-€ m thli vtiherc'of artificiality. W*e doing all you can t.) d h'ri against contractBagaporitiß? For this loot dtoeaae is Icked 4^i> asiiv by the it
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    NEW WAYS WITH CHICKEN
    280 5 CHICKEN CROQUETTES INGREDIENTS o tableI spoonsful cf 1 utter, or m«rgertoe. cup of flour, i 12 oz. can of condensed mushroom soup. 1 cup of water or chicken stock. J teaspoon: ul salt. A teaspoon- i fill of mace, 1 tablespoorJul Of minced parsley. 3 .J
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      86 5 *^CTl?«ore»R^^^Ml^Ml&ll^BillIsll 'KOUPY' designs the perfect all occasion costume, i i RAFFLES HOTEL Tonifh! From 7 to 8 p.m. m the Lounge THE COCKTAIL HOUR irtth FRANK PICKFORD PIM« and from 9 p.m. to midnight INFORMAL DANCE m |k BALLROOM with PATRICK FORBES HIS ORCHESTRA BOOK EARLY FOR SUNDAY NIGHT'S ATTRACTION
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      As China Goes -- –
      245 6 As China Goes AS Chin-; goes, said n the- New York Ti nvs recently, goes ail Asia. And things are not goln£ well for the antiCommunist forces m China. The fall of Tslnan, the capital of Shantung, to the Reds constitutes a serious blow to the prestige and morale of
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    Tito Rounds Up Pigs
    458 6 Tito Rounds U p Pigs R* Tito's men have to drastic "eeon -c surgery" to speed up th plan to socialise agri- cuiture m Yugoslavia Slowness m this respect was one of tho criticisms made against Marshal Tito by Russia and the Cominform. "Operation collection" consisted m collecting a large
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    CIVIL WAR IN BURMA
    981 6  - CIVIL WAR IN BURMA PEDAGOGUE By J /.Wo/4, NINE months »p I-"- ,mp an 'r. '< j intry. The I'nion Faek i.»v. Urn Bui metional i! i^ ''> h"isted. It H gn it o< .hrn n for th»' l."».f»00.000 people 'rf Burat They nn happy n -»t only l.etHiuse they
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    More Claims By Russia
    91 6 pEARS that Russia will r make new claims on Finland following the visit to Moscow of Mr. Aimo Aaitonen, Chairman of the Finnish Communist Party, an J Mr. ViUe Pessi, its Secretary, are being expres.-ed by political observers here. These state that new Rusrian claims have
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    MOTOR SHIP DISAPPEARS IN INDIAN OCEAN
    335 7 Where Is The Aqua Queen? COLOMBO, Weds.— Where is the Aqtia Quern? Relatives of se\en Ceylonese and <>Nui< who were on h;>ard this 250--ton reconditioned motor minesweeper are demanding a reply to this question since the mysterious disappearance of this vessel m the Indian
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    BLACKMARKETTER REDES IN COFFIN
    36 7 BLACKMARKETTER REDES IN COFFIN lAr; Mi w* r-ftin m a Shanghai, parade, a <*•**<*< Ztewkti nni'U.r >>-a<h for hi* execution, To '.ri*f* m avoid to .nlxtHs.x-.uUen Chinese, the V oyemmen\ JJ thw, f «r mushing three black-uvrketeers.
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    All-out Co-operation To End Smuggling
    106 7 SHANGHAI, Wednesday. Cliaftj Fu-yung. Director of th^. Cnines t Customs Administration, praised the Hongtcon^ Government's readiness to co-operate m the Chinese jowmmeirt's efforts to curb smuggling, m a statemem iere yesterday upon his arrival from Nanking, where he epjrted to th,. authorities :oncerned m the
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    NEWS FROM DOWN UNDER'
    148 7 NEWS FROM DOWN UNDER' v: v EY We< A new "walk-ing-out" uniform will be ismd to Australian soldiers, hut the famous Digg r .-,ouch hit will be retain i m Army] tot? outfits. Army spokeaman .-aid this, 1 Mribouinv to clear up the: question :iowir^ a report Vr U 1
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    TR TOLE IN HK
    23 7 HONGKONG. W.«xia»—Tuberculosis accounts lor about SO 7>er cent of ail natural leathfi m Hongkong, ac ording to official statistics.
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    HELD FOR RANSOM
    55 7 RANGOON, Wcu- Dacoiia m th* jungle near Myingy^ Central Burma, arc holding a Burmese woman ;«"<' her daughter tor ransom. They are asking the nuabaSfa lawyer, for Rs I*ooo an.i gold to the vamo of nearly R Th'f 'SSian and her daugh^r wen taken hostage aiter chc
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    "LUDICROUS" SAYS SPANISH DUKE
    130 7 LONDON, Wednesday. The Duke of San Lucar la Mayor, Spanish minister iv London, told United Press today that the delicate diplomatic situation between Spain and Britain is "being clarified." and called the pui-P-ned Spanish So-~iaiisi-Monarchist pact "ludicrous."' Y*m implied that he was satisfied with the explanation
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    TREATMENT OF EASTERN PEOPLE
    134 7 AUSTRALIANS CAUTIONED SYDNEY, V/eds The growth of an intense nationalisn m Asia and the Far Fast, which will greatly ailect Australia's future, has taken place almost unnoticed by Aus rattans. Mr. Eric V/ard, of the Drpartment of El ternal Affairs, who represented Australia on the United
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      57 7 "v'eHAK.iiißG' bFtlTf parisiam -?koth f BLBBLWG VITU BRIGHT GAY COMEDY 2-4. 15-6.30-9.30 p.m. p^oNE 6903 H Malre* /ove V The story of love m Pans which os "Le Silence est dOr" won the Grand Prize at the 1947 Brussels M World Film Festival. I RICO pfwnti ii HI MAURICE CHEVALIER
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    AND SO THE SOW GO FORTH TO SOW
    191 8 AND SO THE SOW GO FORTH TO SOW H\ Remembrance D«v. No\. 11, there uill be a Hat .;r»-« n parade ground on th* foreshore m front of Mie Sing* pore \V:»r V»»niori*»l. Public Works Department e\rn»rts have been busy planting c» refill ro'vs of hirf. "The grows very quick".
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    NATIONALISTS IN GOOD POSITION
    103 10 SHANGHAI; W«cl. Tlv capture crovernment rVc -a >: Chanb-.vu. a mltown 03 n iles njith-wcst of Mukden. aid the piushing oack of the ommuniets hesießinK Clitn- < H iOW. a. Government- held city uth of Mukduu, today 'ightoneM the > T ation;iiiat position on thr net
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    Kidnapper Caught After 14 Years
    263 10 NEW YORK. Wednesday. Th.. Federal Bureau of Investigation .F3l> today reported tile arrest of an alleged kidnapper who had been sought tor 14 y.ars. Libtrale Panino, 48. a, Brooklyn grocer, was arrested and charged with violation or the Lindbergh Kidnap Law. He was alleged to
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    HK HARBOR BECOME RIVER STAR
    47 10 HK HARBOR BECOME RIVER STAR Hon, ni SI S s^ u r Wn J to ;:ea/: ton .s ElUtriet >h f 1 M 133STJ tx!:un,, (f)1 1Q Fi^' day nuj^g lir.s and urnj :e a rboi.r to be tiM i ther side mr n .h, U. P.
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    BURMA BRIEF
    164 10 BURMA BRIEF RANGOON, AVdaes clashes bttwtii w who are illicitly m frani 01^. m li South* 'n Burma. I reportt-d m Me: gin, south of Rangoon. Five numba 600 a:«..n. have be gling mined ore I Si am border for s past. They toil o them.-oives recently shatv of the
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    NIGHT FLYING H.K. AIRPORT
    26 10 i: wa f n a erial Uor optratioft J I planes lost hours bv^main oyern^J The W M ;^SS tob^-V .nl:> U.P.
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      119 10 i 1 I I \fl I I Sit I C/XKir Vou -tv4.*j< o*^ |NiO —v TIME hajsgS "RUCCLES" Y^mfSHT MS$£I>YhM7 A6OU7 THAT N \f HADN'T bON&) JuHOOP&h I fji^Ji^JtlLK^^ W&-OIU \aGA*A6£F0* 7 HOUSE Ul>7H£.ROAt> [THG FOR J^^i^^___^J^^ \GOUifG TO 9TAN6 (*> 70 (BE teio mTBl> "BELINDA" VVHAT »S TMg M6ANJNC
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    Hard Luck Harry
    152 11 Hard Luck Harry lURINGTON v.v.Jnes.'ay. •sid-T.t Truman** regtihu Ugo-) tr Jinx la worKing i. One would think the Micin« had bought up all ibbits' feet m the country. H the lection hi tt li on wd» Just one of th? boys Capito! Hill m 1943 when me to the White
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    Britain's "Thank You" Exhibition
    223 11 LONDON. WMs. The Bri- tish Food Minister. Mr. John Strachry. today opened "Britain Says Thank You" Exhibition for food gifta from over seas. It was announced at the opening ceremony that ttttt\ December 1945 to March IfMS gift food parcels totalling: over 106.596.000 pounds eight had
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    PROXY BRIDE INTERNED
    71 11 NEW YORK, Wed— A Dutch airline hostess, who fell m love > with an .American aboard an j airplane an.l married him by proxy while they were ocosns apart, was still interned by immigration authorities yesterday, t Johanna Masters of trie Hague was told by the authorities
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    FRENCH IN S'HAI TO REGISTER
    70 11 SHANGHAI. W«M.— French I nationals, formerly employ*-*"? of the French Municipal Government m Shanghai, who presently are scattered through- out the Far East, have been asked to register with the Ircal French consuls. This is a preliminary .step toward the payment of superannuation and bonus
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    EVEN IN TRIUMPH MUSSOLINI 'WAS SHAKING WITH FEAR"
    181 11 EV EN IN TRIUMPH MUSSOLINI W AS SHAKING WITH FEAR" EShalT- Forn ta Jf'anl testified P«ttprt>m' i s I even P| Witt, fear/- Wa<! J s coluber^ Ad *a AbaU th, tovolt Rome, that the Ethiopians would reconquer Addis Ababa. The Italian people were never informed about that and thought
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    Preventing war-not getting ready for it
    206 11 Explanation Of U.S. Army Expansion WASHINGTON, Weds— Lieutenant General Albert C. Wedemeyer, Army's general staff planning chief, said last night that Army expansion m ihe United States is designed to prevent war, not get ready for it. He spoke on a television broadcast on
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    DEFENCE OF PANAMA CANAL VITAL
    72 11 DEFENCE OF PANAMA CANAL VITAL BOSTON. Wednesday. Gail A. Hathway. special assistfcnt to the United States JAiniy Ci.icf Engineer, labelled as vital to tha United States National defense the Panama Canal alterations, which would be the "largest single construction undei taking m history". Hathway told the American Society oi Civil
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    FENG PLOT MYSTERY
    130 11 SHANGHAI. We I- The Sd--1 vut Embassies m China c.imo .up yesterday with anoth-r version of how "Christian Geni erar Feng Yuh-Siang dod according to the official RuHtafl J news agency Tass. "According to information received by the embassies' the statement said. "Fen* did not die aboard
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    SUSPICIOUS SOCIALIST
    89 11 MEDFURD, (W.-cons.:,, v.o(!i., day. Norman Thorn. m Social; ;t Candida to for Pre•dt told a group r>f 7"» fa.m<:s today that ho id "suspicious" of Homy Wallace'; motives. Hr said: 'He talks about nationalizing the industries but hr doos not say that nationalization should be bat»od on democratic
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    CHINESE AIRMEN EXECUTED
    53 11 SHANGHAI. Wed. IV. Chine<;<- Air Force officers pf O II (Intelligence) wrrc executed here yesterday for having transmitted commercial mesMfN over CAF radio .-lations to make personal profit, and disturb the national economy. The officers were Maior Yuiming and Lance Corporal Shao Ti-.«en. They were sentenced to
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    Cartoon King Gets Fleet Honours
    449 12  -  OSWALD HENRY J FILM NEWi by HONOURS literally pour down on Walt Disney, creator of the immortal Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Donald Duck. Pluto, Goofy and the hundred other animated characters which s+ud his pictures. During his cared- he nas received all kinds of honours,
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    597 13 IU: gB Buyer «*n«e ice 15.00 1.50 m -o K"^ "Trust B 1 '■> 5 30 v I 3.77 K, lu.OO 10.25 kutern > 0.50 K. 29.73 80.25 Kc (0) 1.7 J 1.80 cd Bee'. iP) 1.70 1.90 cd ■van Colls. 2.47 1 3 2.50 tj. 6.00
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    FOOD POSITION IN EUROPE
    66 13 1(Jl 1.10 1 10 1.47.. Nl Cob J* 2.40 President Truman record*! a "substantial improvement" Jh's year m the diet of West European nations, but warned mat supplies would "still leave the general level of food con- sumption below pre-war .standards, and much lower chi'.n that
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      U.S. May Make Bid For Ceylon's Rubber
      97 13 U.S. May Make Bid For Ceylon's R ubber COLOMBO, Wednesday— Inconfirmed reports m trade circles here said the Inited States had mnde a counter-bid to buy Ceylon rubber, as the Ceylon Cabinet was meeting toda> to consider the recent Soviet out Tut rUbbei> St kS n hand and nevt years
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      TARIFF AID FOR CEYLON, PAKISTAN
      123 13 TARIFF AID FOR CEYLON, PAKISTAN WASHINGTON. W e d n o > day. The State Department announced today that it plans to begin negotiations soon with Brazil. Ceylon. Cuba and Pakistan on certain tariff concessions granted by those countries m the 25-nation Geneva tariff-cutting pact. The Department said preliminary discussions
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      Plenty Of Sugar For Japs
      98 13 WASHINGTON. Wednesday. the Agriculture Department announced today that 987.08:* tons of Cuban and Peruvian j raw and Java it lined sugar wr re shipped by the end of j September to Japan. Korea. and Germany under the occupied areas programme and to Italy and Austria
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      U.S. HANDS OUT MORE AID
      105 13 WASHINGTON. Wednesday j— The Economic Co-op.-ra- tion Administration today ani nounced that it had written I f830.142.640 worth of checks through September 30 to spur j recovery mi n nine European i nations. WVstcrn Germany. i Trieste and China. Assistant ECA Comptroller D.C.L. Simpson told
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      PRODUCE MARKETS ROUND-UP
      123 13 Pepper prices tended to harj den furtrer yesterday on receipt m the market cf an unJ confirmed report that the N L.I. I authorities might close the port of Lampong. There were, howeve, no im--1 portant price changes m thr other sections of the produce market with
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      Tea Market Report
      31 13 COLOMBO. Wed. a total of 3,309,462 lbs. of Ten «ver*» OH offer at this week's Sale. All Teas from the f/va District showed a falling ott In quality
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      S'HAI'S FISH BUSINESS IS BIG
      132 13 S'HAI'S FISH BUSINESS IS BIG SHANGHAI. Wednesday. The Fishmongers Guild sought today to break the Jt'iip of brokers on the city's i yiscatorial market. The puild accused brokers ox working with the Yellow Jx gangs to control buying and selling. In paid advertisement m fhe local newspapers the Fishmongers Guild
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    BEST POST WAR PURCHASE
    295 14 LONDON, Wednesday. o\r ot the shrewdest purchases m postwar soccer ur.s that by Portsmouth of Duggie Reid, a big. burly centre-forward from Stot'kport Count m March L9M. Another god by him f»t VIIK* P*rk l;»st weekm:! he!]M'tJ the Division One lenders to hold onto their iin»p>«ten
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    HMS London Wins
    41 14 HMS London Wins friendly nurtcli i th t > Dockyard P'-u* foj tner mi by s-o. 7h rii h i uu L nd .:> Mid IB :n the Cl I thi flfttl uu'i. (<mU VM notched if. giv. London B6*vir :ina vicU ry
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    SMSU WIN AT T-TENNIS
    93 14 At tabk -tennis aglinat t!io "Bramtoco Sports Club" the Singapore Municipal ServftrM I'rion won by 5 games to 2. S.M.S.I'. playeis" name 1 mentioned first Leow Chfr Young (Captain* beat Woo Cheng Lee <3 Oi; C-ian x Tun Cheok beat Cheon^ K'n S^n (3—0); Loh Meng
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    WRESTLING
    59 14 I Great World presents a strong wrestling bill at the Arena on Saturday evening. Top-of-the-bill attraction is a return contest between the fast moving youn^ tfurop^an, Kid Masque, and Kin*; Koiig. Abur Kadir Khan meets Leow Kwong Sen^. Black Dut cher Mukle meets Tiger Air.at and Tony Ramano cackles
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    TABLE-TENNIS
    56 14 Tiie Amateur Athletic Association have announced the holding of the Table Tvimis Tournamenta 1948. The events htld unde r the Semi-Leagu^ System will be: Men's Open Singles: iftll'tl Handicap Doubles. Men's 'B Singes and Ladies Open Singles. The entry fte for each-* even;, will be $1 ar.a the closing
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    VOLLEY-BALL
    17 14 The Chinese V.M.C.A will meet Shing Wah ut volley-ball on October 15. 194S at 3* p.m.
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    Boxer Awarded Gold Medal
    61 14 PARIS. Wednesday. Ma reel Ccrdan today received a s:oid medal from President Vincent Auriol who told the fighter: "I want to than!: you on behalf of France for acting as a good and loyal ambassador of your country." A group of French Olymic champions accompanied Cerdan
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    Johore To Meet Malacca
    53 14 Johore is to meet Malacca at hockey on Oct 13. IWS. The following v/ill represent Johore Ali b. Rosalani. A. Ratnaesingam. Kesmawi. S. Gaudat. G. L. Garson (Captaim. V. Carvallo. Mohd b. Mahat. J. Staoley. R. H. Collins, Syed Hassan. G. Karmat RESERVES: W. Koran; Tajuddin
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    37 14 The following have been selected to represent 5. C. C. 'A" vs. Hospital Assistants at the Padang on October 15 a: 5.15 p»m.: Van Houten. Dennis. R^pves, Mcßat. Rule. Machin. Foster. Loch. Busbridge. Smith. Thomas.
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    CUDDLE PARK STAKES
    38 14 NEWMARKET. Wednes. Maj. Mac Donald Buchanan's 1 Abernant won the Middle w Park Stakes run over six furlongs here this afternoon. ManM Toussacs Targui second and Mr. James Rank's Decorum third. Qnis three ran Reuter
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    Free Coaching For Promising Golfers
    358 14 Free Coaching For Promising Golfers LONI>O\, WUC fc at, effort to s,. Kri is ja«k on th. iwap*\ two foruirr Brliish K >( j, r folf > i.s. Dirk Uurton. 19i9 often champion j al C'oombe Nil«. Imft ami W. J. Cux o Fu^.TH ha*., offers to Rive fr^e tuition
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    P.T.U.S.U. EXECUTIVES
    107 14 P.T.U.S.U. EXECUTIVES The following weie elected office beaters of the Postal and Telecommunication? Uniformed Staffs Union at their afjiual conference recently President Adaman bin Haji Yahya; vice-president Ismail jin Bachik. Hon. secretary P. Govindasamy. asst. Hon. secretary A. Kadir bin H. A. Rahman, asst. Hon. secretary A. Bakar bin Mohd.
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    "ACCESSION" TO INIA
    18 14 BRINAGAR. ww-g extraordtnary session w^jj and Kashmii "JJ commending Kasrun» sion 1 to India Reuter
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      312 14 On Your Radio Today, BLUE NETWORK .Signal: 7.01 Musical Per- and Signature Tuur. :tIAI.AY k ENGLISH formance— Saujana Ohazal Close Down. Tli i I ROGRAWMES Party. J. Bharu; 7.30 News in 6 00 p.m. £lgI 1ACC Malay; 7.45 Musical perform- Opening AMW""*^ ii lo w m t0 1200 noon Eng
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    MICABLES TOO GOOD FOR RAF
    233 15 MICABLES TOO GOOD FOR RAF ull i %M. I H.A.F. (tMJlyjjgj I nitric AwKir'tion qaHttad for the n lMl rt,n >'s b\ bemOmg SembHwang „;i -I J*Hn Bt>s^r Stadium yest^rdny. S ii: comparison with Tuesday's h L.,rr53 BOD -nd Tiger Sports Club. ff m {U K/ <r r<i: oc ni
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    NEWS FROM THE MEWS
    124 15 By AUti I. fins IPOH, Wed. N« w Ver?e who v- opoq three races on end •n c\.-' h*H been pTomoted to rlasi S. H'S eorvincing win-; In chs uiv.> me the impre.s<'or. thr-t ho will win more m th( h he dan. Martin's Rodger's and
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    Won Title, Embraced
    78 15 SYDNEY. \\\-d. --Miss Pat Borthwick '-von two national goh titles In twc: days op the Commonwealth Golf Club course. Melbourne. She won the Australian Udiis' singles championship and on th(t following day. with K. Pix. tht Australian mixed foursomes championship. The couple, who work tout the; m
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    Stars Win Game By Odd Goal
    142 15 Tho Sta» &>ccciitc-? defeated :>( i;^sl Coast l T ritcd by two Id one. at iiocco: played at tho Fa:r(.: Park yo.-teiday. The pr3r.»c- opened up with Hrn Star'- p^rs-sin^. In the fifth mkuitt 05 the game Pat am th<Stai':; inside It ft nIMCd
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    DIEHARDS BADMINTON
    63 15 The following: will represent the Diehard B.P. against the Playfair B.P. on Svmoay Oct 17. 1948 at 3 p m. Michael Tan. Quek K*mj: Chuan, Andrew Tan, Lin 1 Keng Hor, Lim Yew Hvrk. Abdul Aziz. Robeit Yap £n Koh Beng Swee. Reßerves Chia Soon Ann, Koh Kirn
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    TO-MORROW'S BOXING
    58 15 Last Friday, fight fans weio treated to pood boxing when Pltmtotei r.B. Lim staged his first junioi IMomotion. The ics--1 ponsc was encouraging, and tome: row night another junioi card will be presented. New talent is necessary to revive professional boxing m Singapore, and the staging of junioi
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    Woodburn Wins The Cesarewitch
    326 15 LONDON, VV.-ln. K»i. t (i;> Veraon Morgan, Iratfr 1 Mport« Kditor) I OUD All.ndii!. 1 tlire*> scar-obi coif r- MafMag v »-i|barli«-(l 100-9 rtuttHv and rid.'.-n by AustriMan )ucUKdtfir Brltt wan j« tkrHhag rac»« for Kritaln\ I .np disUm* h;i:i.l: ap. |hi t\\.) and v qwtrier
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    Today's Cup Game
    27 15 Today's Cup Game T\v.» of th,- I fa\«»urit« hi tJ»c (up r«»mp: Mtion. liotu Jl-iKx ami Ch'iw A|h!.«t»"». at *a'MH B#«--srtr Sindiinii 14mJ»>. !hr»"\n£ f,rti)i«- is Hssuri'i.
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    SPITEIRES VS. DYNMOS
    57 15 The following will represent the Spitfires m a hiendly luitc'i against the Dynmos on th< Ch<X)n Guan English Sclu>ol Field or Oct. 15, HMB at 5.1« p.m. Ralph DC Silvai: Sycd 411; Ch^ri^ Siang:; Eh Bin; Mahmood; Daud; Abdullah Hamid; Mahadova; Lcvman; Suih; Ihjahim Falli (Capt.K RaWTCi:
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    "HERRING MOON"
    25 15 LONDON, Wednesday. Nine million hen ings weie landed at Yarmouth and Lowextoft yesterday m the nicest catch made under the October "honing moon."
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    ACS Scores Double Win Over Raffles
    340 15 The Anglo-rhineife* M-hool enjoyed a double success at hookey yesterday when both their first and second teams b»*af the respective first and toetai teams of the Rafftes Institution on the !at*er's ground. The A. C. S. first XI WOE by the only goal scored
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