Morning Tribune, 23 October 1948

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE W^^' {Seu <rrr, t 10 CENTS. Ocr nm.
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    Democratic Govt Again In Sight
    251 1 Democratic Govt Again In Sight i\ Ordinnrr proxidinp: for interim control of power* FlMMtvd ip the < i> vernment by the BriHsh Military Adniini^rti>n m force, was published m the fetftte supplement night. i thr en< of BMA Govern- the Legislative Council says -SitUiced all but 14 of the otherwise.
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    Bandits Kill Former Union Leader
    54 1 Bandits Kill Former Union Leader MHORE Friday. Mr. A. ufcarnay, former president -e Indian Labour Union to Labis was murdered by lerJJfeto last night At about Dm. thre e shot* were ara from the direction of ge coolie line near Toulea Btttem the Segamat area Kalcamay wti discovered a d
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 I'AKIS, i rida> lhe St ru adjourned till Itr:il resolution on the luWr^ to s<l! i i h ;;;t .fth,-n,i.,rar' Reuter
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    "British" Dropped
    111 1 Last 'Empire' Link Goes LONDON. Fm. The \v.->rd "British" has been dropped from the official designation ct the "Bntis-h Commonwealth of of Nations." This was rev?ale<! at the close of the Prime Ministers' conference today. The official communique released mentions simply the "Commonwealth of Nations" and it has
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    A SON FOR ELIZABETH?
    65 1 Princess on. mclud- not known ■•«"*lical evid•ut. Eliza■t ,aad Sir a ■< physi- cian, say nothing. But Elizabeth has insisted on the child being born m Buckingham Palace because she believes it will be a boy, therefore, immediate heir to the throne of Britain following only
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    MOUNTAIN SHIFTS
    50 1 TOKIO, Friday.— An entire mountain West of Fukui city shifted four and a half feet to the South-East and the level of Fukui plain sank about two feet as tile result of the catastrophic earthquake which destroyed large parts of Fukui and Ishikawa Prefectures on June 21. Reuter
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    THUMBS FOR FEDERATION
    63 1 He did not have to dow it became he i* educated' and can sign his name, but Llm Kirn Seah a 23 year-old clerk, chose to put hiit thumbprint on the first Identity car.) to be Issued In Sln^apori* ti nd c r the National Registration. Lim
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    NO PRINTS, NO ENTRY
    124 1 SINGAPORE identity cards will be useless :n the Federation unless they have the thumbprint s of the holders. The security position m tho Federation is 'such that thumbprints arc essential. When Registration m the Federation Ifl complete. Singaporeans who hold identity Card* without thumbprint will not
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    JAP INTERNEES
    27 1 TOKIO. Friday. The Japanese Foreign Office will begin the compilation of a list cf civilian internee, still ohrnad beltf/ed t° toia 150,000 to 200,000.- Reuter
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    STORY OF 2 BARE ROOMS
    178 2 ICriil 1 1 \o. i i £250 #£#7 CC/T TO £75 v«it<vdny: "ThU is »r«.ud. It not MM ffinnlll-rr <^red him to c.H £"f^S ,0 $75 for two" unfumishci room, sublet by hrn to Tibor Kunstler. Kui.-^lci wjII W* Ml WJJ tnck iiglntroni Ju!v 1.
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    TO $230 TO $90
    94 2 TO $230 TO $90 I'm*** 1 THE R*nt CoßcHifitliHi Bo?rd took «nutber hie: 1 t«i»«t dwn h pc% yesterday with fen^ cut from 3*3* to $168 a month. The rent is for a bedroom, a bathroom, a tur oished sitting room a verandah together with tlv xise of the dining
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    FIGHT CONFIRMED
    34 2 FIGHT CONFIRMED NEW YORK Friday Manager Bill Daly today confirmed that Lee Savold will lirst T -e British heavy-height champi «>p. Bruce Woodcock for ten remndl m London's Harlingay arena on December 6. U.P.
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    Follow Qantas Air Route
    92 2 LONDON. F It is intended that the British Overseas Airways Corporation's new Constellation. ly^idon to Au«tralia service •••ill follow th»» same route as Machines of the Qantas Empire Airways, a BOAC official toW Reuter tns morning. Thi» roi'te is from London to Rome. Cairo. Karachi. Calcutta
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    Husband In Court As Wife's Debtor
    71 2 Husband In Court As Wife's Debtor >i;,t (h.M. Km* *t.'i»«-i>pst ■Pft»wi «t lh- Mg* Wil hu y«Hi«« ft* Tan ftta* ■>». ".hv !i-1i»; :.^ar«. > k ho MbtJ i«»r Wft% Mwi hf» m fc r ITlSfcl:i t,:,.»n^' H«11 «X»'»»^ Mm *-'> r''''rsi»M t«»'l t>i M »HM Uft!4i t» j»a. l|
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    Accused at large, another was late
    116 2 Two out of Uhw MWws accused of being oonpvrned m a car Itafl li<W to Mjpe^r wl^n callcxi at ♦he Ass ze Court f**&rd\y. The Lria» dd Ml j>ro cxvd On> of IfcMM "lib bri jumped his bat. IMM t»m^ > ani had a
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    NAZI "WHIP MURDERER" HANGED
    86 2 NAZI "WHIP MURDERER" HANGED Landsbeig. Bavaria. Fii. Nazi "whip murdeivr" Wladi.*Uu Dopierla. who Iti a threenigiit orgy to terror m which 440 concentration camp inmates were lashed to death with a nail -studded cat o'nine tails, was hanged here today with nine othet war criminals. Dopjeila and two others were
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    Monks Pray For C.N.
    71 2 BANGKOK. K:Miv. Yel'.owrobv.(! BndiihUt KttOQXi will l>!es; fh.^ Tnited Niticn ntats efforts at Sunrtty'-- tlHfti mVHtk of United N*&*m Day h tit. Buddhuii hymiu ol Mea in;;* for tho [Jotted Nfttttfßi v -v chanted i»v laook^ cv»» Sjug'.io'v R.idto. Tho flags of *'nt 57 United Nations
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    GUARDS HELD HOSTAGES
    55 2 PARIS. Fiiday. About 20 French Republican guard* were "missing" today after ye.sterday's pithead battle a' Sr. Etuniu. m the Loire Department, when strikers fought unsuccessfully to stop troops taking ovr a mine, th? Ministry of the Interior announced today. It was bclii-ved the mine: j might be
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    202 2 NEWS IN BRIEF proa, the Cjmni r-o.^l to p.. JTcloWal n ...o- UK o v ite latfi d v U) It A: I Siuga] at p.m. on Vouoi Tun bicycle v B i y....,-. IO Stre» J 7 yea:s r.i. y Jay Tw.» Judges S:orr. and M j ice Tiy.j.
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    GIMSON pays his UNAC mite
    99 2 Governor Hi l ll\ Gimson. has cor.tJiM't* JJ» day's pay to Uk 1 ngM* tions Appeal foi Fund for whfet I l! 8W have been collet icd. Lady Gimson ha* J a personal J^5BSr l 'Oe*^ The local I C^ Committee ii "P?*2£Z early next
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    Atom Energy Detectors
    46 2 Atom Energy Detecto r s CANBERRA I Equipment t< arivity is IM>l all Austrian Sta of an toten* the dlacovery i talnlm uranium 1 Western A 1 gardfd as the m^ I State. RewarcU 1 will be paid I 1 lovcrnineni for fl the* deposits A.I.S.
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    BISHOP WON AGAIN
    69 3 card of nevfn op CpL C. Ow l«e tfcftl ßogey corapetlUon at tbe RAF. WIT H finj- <*m^ ju?.O.C. «n T*UMd»y. Above Rom Is seen reA. V. M. S«der»o«, A.O.C. WINNER f«»r two year* m succession. Flight Sergeant Russell-Bishop posed for the Tribune '■wiTaman. lie u,»n the
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    NOTORIOUS TERRORIST KILLED
    242 3 tSSS? 7 I^' A com--5 patrol brrorirti, notorious; the Selampur W. h?SS ■'-.■i'jK-d m a' c -.ni.^;:",' uht hi, way, n^ A-a, 'vhich time! *Mm*d v i. w utl(1 fd and -»v iv.nh.ro..! W nita r> '•■"tc<] bandit 1 •rtrg^ ir nuioouts were' t^K^S, f V thicle
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    VARSITY BY NEXT OCTOBER
    725 3 VARSITY BY NEXT OCTOBER (Tribune Str«fT Reporter) THE University of Mala>a should be fully e*t»Wi.slKxJ m October next mr, s.-id Dr. G. V. Allen, acting rrindjKil of the Kini; Edward VII College of Medicine md l'riji< ip?»l -DesignM of the University College yes terday at the Graduation ceremony of medical
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    Strike Threat
    128 3 The Singapore Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd. has served notice on 75 artisans as a result of loss of orders for Latex Installations. It is understood that these men have requested the company to retain them on a rotation basis. At a meeting last Wednesday, the Singapore Chinese
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    SAVED FROM SUICIDE
    70 3 Two pedestrians saved Yap Ah Agau. 25-year-old wife from suicide m th Kallang River a s she stooped over the railing at Kallwig Bridge, on th< night of October 21. She had quarrelled with he r husband two days -before it was .slated. Yap pleaded guiJtj to
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    OCCUPATION AIR FORCE CHANGES
    98 4 OCCUPATION AIR FORCE CHANGES LONDON. Friday. Air Sir Arthui P M 6 inders, Air Officer Com- Landmi m CMef British Air Forces 01 Occupation. Ger-i many, bai been appointed 1 Vice-Chief of tin* Air Staff Iron November I. He will tmfcf tbfl place o; Air Chi. 1 Marshal Sir James
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    Six Men To Represent SW Africa
    167 4 WINDHOEK. Fri. SouthWest Afiica, mandated territory administered by the Union of South Africa, is to be represented m the Union Parliament by six members of the House of Assembly and two m the Se- j nate, it was announced here today. The question of
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    STEAMERS LOST
    36 4 LONDON, Friday Bad weather and collisions caused the loss of 32 British steamers and motorships of a total tonnag,, of 50,983 during 194 V I according t o Lloyd's Register of Wreck Returns Reuter
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    35 4 GENEVA, Thurs. The United Nations Ka«hmir Commis-Hr-V a y co ;"P lc te <i the second nnrf l t°M tS S° Page lntcrim report to the Security Council on Pak t spUto brtwc^n India and
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    World News In Picture
    160 4 Queen Maries of Yugoslavia, who rh<; ••> EngtaiuwKl two sons during the tarly par t oj World War ll, ikonm form as she whips up dinner i n h* r kitchen, left. Tin mM with her sons, above. Princes TomisUu-. left iO, mrf Anim 18, runs
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    HK-Manila Air Link
    93 4 MANILA, Friday. Hongkong Airways, a company formed by British Overseas Airways Corporation, carried out a successful survey flight on October 4 between Hongkong anrt Manila. The new air link which is the result of negotiations following the ai r transport agreement reached early tbli year by the
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    CIVIL COURTS TO TRY MILITARY OFFENDERS
    216 4 MANILA, Friday. TIM Republic's new secretary of Justice, Sabino Padilla. has just re-asserted the right vt Philippine courts to try all offences by members of the armed forces of the Unitrd States outside military bases. In rendering his tirst opinion since assuming office, —Padilla—
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    Going High Hat
    264 5 U it's The Latest Style g if- Siw^ A cloch* I t«o/«jf contract* I L u> ig»in I n has com:i Ben his am- iU d a j cloche ler thlrtiw. and a anotner cowecuon xor the over fifties. His new line |g one sided. thry may
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    DIARY
    267 5 The Overseas League will heM a teapr-ity. at tnc Memorial Hall on Saturday. October 23. Tnis will be folloyeu by an Empire film Fho*^. at the Victoria Theatre Back m town is Mr. W. H. Droogleever on the ML OMH ton alter a six month globeI circling trip, also
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    There Is No Need To Be Lonely
    369 5  -  Josephine Lowman By INHERE must be mtlionM of 1 people m the world who lonely and long for fnen.Jk»ut WmdMW do not inak. thorn. There is nothing v. with ttttM people. They m average amount of nt♦ractiveness and good sense md often even
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      92 5 'GBW9 PRE CHRISTMAS REDUCTION SALE BEGINS THIS WEEK MORNING, AFTERNOON, COCKTAI L EVENING GOWNS j MJSO CLOTH Stirs TOP COATS FOR jOME TRAVELLERS MRS. "TOMMY" THOMSON j,,,^,,, EOOM 18L ?nd FLOOR G.H. BUILDING BATTERY ROAD TEL 7997 Once m Life time Wedding Photograph lo avoid disappointment consult Tk lhe Largest
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      44 5 Lovely French Cloves I RAFFLES HOTEL" TODAY LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM I 12.30 to 2.30 p.m. also I ORCHESTRAL CONCERT THE COCKTAIL HOUR I With Frank Pickford at the Piano FORMAL DANCE from V p.m. to midnight PATRICK FORBES HIS ORCHESTRA IVO ADMI*SIOi> IHARGi;
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE
    25 6 London Agents Messr s. Colt* Tvrnrr, Ltd Talbot House, ♦8. 3t Martin's Lane W.C. 2. SATURDAY, O r T 23 194 ft.
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    Russian Time Bomb
    267 6 THE Russians are quitting Korea and thst, paradoxically enough means more trouble m that country. An indication of what is likely to happen then was given this week when the evacuation of Northern Korea by the Russians became the ignal for a rebellion In American occupied Southern
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    CHIANG'S BIGGEST GAMBLE
    754 6 CHIANG'S BIGGEST GAMBLE PEDACCGUE turns the spotlight on China THIS week General Chiang Kai-shek has embarked up- on one of tl biggest military gambles m his career. He is our to win 01 lose m Manchi'na. It id t!»e ccision of a desperate mar and no wonder his milltan experta
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    Politics For Young People
    255 6 Politics For Young People and strikes are pr Vr lation of th* em dectees to p ishi deatii. These ire necessary r>: )nm tad if successful, will :it Ksttoomlist Ch\^.: i •>.-. !y oa Its feet streagti-ei it militarily Rut there are rainy peog i who doubt irbether thesr -forms
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    A Year's Growth Of Communism
    23 6 m ma|(S rl^ 7, th<> *«taa*ed by the Chinese Communists m (left) Jan. 1947 < n «l (right) today.
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    SHE WANTS TO WORK FOR FRESH AIR ALONE !
    103 7 SHE WANTS TO WORK FOR FRESH AIR ALONE Ifok* v.y tt-yt world bhower her itracU iti tn'l gua:".n--.n Kingsizabevci »ays I-:an. Mn rnonr -y 1 1 SL iZJ£ •rats; nor fiist piClorc T^c Red Sl.oos 11 Aditi from >• atm Ihm »ts ere th;swcck. jaMy onthi.ai■\v.t th. if i i.v
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    FILM OF BIRTH OF QUADS
    33 7 FILM OF BIRT H OF QUADS lot on. Friday.— Doctorj Middletei hospital r'-'.; a comolet** film of tl to Britaia's latest n« girl and three six weeks pretttawly Mrs. Bessie Imonton, north Reuter
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    AMERICAN WOMAN FACES HUSBAND MURDER CHARGE
    157 7 AMERICA N WOMAN FACES HUSBAN D MURDER CHARGE TH.4 ■>:;• [7RT, rhursday.— Com 'v 24-year-old Wilma YNirt cl Maiden and Massachusetts, today 1 -tec: through her attorJe will plead self- n 'h- goe> on 1 r Me on Ov-iober cha jes oj murdcrtof lovernacß! brought torol first degrie Mrs. Vfcarbo
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    KING PAYS VISIT TO CANADIAN PREMIER
    46 7 0 '^OK Thu^ay.-Kin* p > c M IIMl lM tho Canadian jjfcter Mackenzie Kiug K.: t te t m the Dm cheater f --'s afternoon. -AvUr Wl to re- turns homo, has mnoss frcm .r.r'v.'.V^-L^ntrv at the 1 Conference hcc. Reuter
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    H.M. THE KING WITH HIS PREMIERS
    110 7 Their Muwvties ih< K-t\<i md Queen cr,ttrt.i'tird the Downu,n Premiers mti Delegate-; ?<> ihr Ci,nmwni'-' alth Confirtnee at dtn*-?r recently ai ii nyr .n t'uiace. Uer Majesty Queen Mary, H.RH. Prku#9* Mnnjunt and the Duk( <>f P.d nKurtfh mete jft€9ent. r.V- King paced m
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    Novel Speed Up Of Malayan Rubber Shipments To US
    287 7 MVERI'OOL, Fri. M"ne de*ec*ors :»re bemused m p novel f*shUm at the docks here to help speed up the shipment U the l T u>ed St»tt«H of im pc»rt<nt Malayan rubber cargoes. Huge consignments c 4 h gh grade rubber from
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    Didn't Know War Is Over
    44 7 MANILA. Friday. report fiPMB Cebu City said yenoriay that tvo Japanesowho were captured oy a combined nr^y and police Hftd ■m th f Mayun? Mountains, j tcld their ca?:->rs th3t thr did not know :ha; the- war had c^ded-
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    NO MORE 'QUICK MEALS' IN S'HAI
    82 7 NO MORE 'QUICK MEALS' IN S'HAI SHANGHAI. Fiiday. D*+ pi to official staterrents )*Tg9 3uppli(s of rice h-ive arrived an«J are arriving, but cereal, as we!l as flour and other foodremain vorv short. T umcrous people have not been able to get rice for their rice coupon?, while the Bakontc
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    WOT! NO TURKEYS?
    106 7 LONDON Friday. Minister ci Food John Btrachey srncuncjd yesterday- Drcm conference that BriiAtn vould not buy t»>gy« frcnn IA: gf ntina for this year for ith. Cliii^Unas holidays bo:au>e tfW could rot "aliord" hem. Hr fStd the 3 90.J tODI Ol I tills imporied last year j
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    "REMAIN INDIANS..."
    116 7 iTDKKT, Friday. India's first commissioner to Fiji, Sa Waiz, was under eilitorial attack m Suva and Sydney today for advising the Indian population t3 be loyal to Fiji "but to remain Indians at ail co.its." The Oceania Daily News was of the opinion thac* ''Waiz'i job »<■• doomed
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    SIX GIRLS ON A YORKS FARM
    94 8 SIX GIRLS ON A YORKS FARM Monica Spenslej begins her day with a big smile as goes *o work with her rake. F^dinj hrDn i, Mu n |u|owi tMr f>^ It is milking timtM mtit )00. It is raan-sixe Job. but li ,u M f ■auicam Mary is the brains
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    KOREA: NO PERSONA L INVOLVE
    47 10 KOREA: NO PERSONA L INVOLVE I I ?M f ta l^ s «*cui mJ InSeom r Johr M J w m fl n.id mutlnii >S tow n V ~",J Ntradu vmce. J miritd naxnbn ci" Imn r fl of come 500 simß und headed forth.! 8 Reuter
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    WIDOWS! HUSBAND MURDER
    109 10 WIDOWS! HUSBAND MURDER MANILA. Tr.t M. t. Lourdff Bonda ct tfc fonaei 3f roayi r A-.:: an'- Bcndo Luis. Pa.Tipar.ga wiin wtl j::lltd by bulary men m hU i m Manila en Tuesd allegedly resisting charged that her was murderid. She also charged! stabulary soldiers hi ed a. knife m
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    RAILWAYS BLAMED FOR CRASH
    68 10 RAILWAYS BLAMED FOR CRASH London, Friri r,v Responsibility for the derailment of the 31 *5 a.m. express from 3t. Pantxas to Bradford which occurred at Wath Road junction, YorkKhiro, on Muy 18 and m which elfrbt people vw- e killed and 56 injured niujit r-Jt on members Of the engineering
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    WAY TO INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION
    257 10 WAY TO INTERNATIONAL COLL ABORA TION LONDON, Friday.— Eire, the British Commonwealth and the USA. by collaboration, may loi m group too strong for r.ny predatory dictatorship to cha'- i ienge. Thi.-i statenu-nt was mad;^ m the courso of a .speech m Wexford. £ht\ last night by Mr. James Dillon.
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    THEY WAN BE GOOD CITIZEN
    32 10 THEY WAN BE GOOD CITIZEN LIN7 'Austria Tht two. R^ ia SeStcnante who «J Uie Soviet tT«£»J flight f- :i l h 2 en na t. l in „rv,.;» p dava U.P.
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    FOOD ADVISE INDIAN EMBA
    11 10 FOOD ADVISE INDIAN EMBA rig ;^"si Key w" i ganisation. Reuter
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    EXPRESS DE 30 INJURY
    6 10 EXPRESS DE 30 INJURY Thursday. ,M
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      100 10 "pop" Til THE &l^«m« PictuRES <? Bit I IF ■■■■> colonel T 5^-r«KKb mJfc\ '-li "BELINDA" I- -an-cp 'K^^r'» TH CAN'" 1 WAIT MA'AM! TTl 4fcT C-'T5lOE. =LiNtM'-^| JMjj^^P GREAT j£HC5HAPHAT '"1 woA^Ja^'^KtSf^^I' (MY 'KlD f 5 MEPEAND S^k J^V I VVONT HAVE VOU 1 HWTTHA-r VM^S TH€ GUY J
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    Mystery Over US Airman
    134 11 Mystery Over US Airman is ROBERT FREEBERC? MM i mii 3 They said that they would ■c the Stato Department to intervene m the case of Freeberg, who i< known as "the one man air force" for the Indonesian Republic. The law firm who is representing Freebergs parent? m Pittsburgh.
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    Children Welcome Clarence' The Camel)
    58 11 Children Welcome Clarence' The Camel) JJJ camel j insport J ;Wt%" all bni Hbv dln| I Jcicti [wsi\ .v- Too 1•',.1 IB I tO r hat erwise 1 a<? I contrii oel ut Neu air ud C nin mk "ed n Berlin i Iwj cai the iti Irport 4ition tt«
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    DIES AT 86
    19 11 DI ES AT 86 :VTH L-'.G s'A i ra'ifor- Hoi uid tad. B< fag lied Uca, oi i .'i
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    RAIL STRIKE CUTS OFF NEWFOUNDLAND
    109 11 RAIL STRIKE CUTS OFF NEWFOUNDLAND N urfound^ "Jo undlan<fa PJ oia ail ■ik has eat nti il sup- might :oming Sky. PPHea Bfa 1 i r N 01 they 1 jund- i St. Johns (Newfoundland): wiiiehoufes weie filled, and cargoes b rough* by the last cross country trains were still
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      99 11 L( >NDOX. Fri. A dm- n:<>rd said to lo worth £1.140 which was bemg ueed as an xhibit was dropped from th>acticitor's table at the Old Bailey and for some minutes was lost. Three witnesses and a police officer got an ler a table lv look for the diamond.
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    A NEW ERA FOR VARSITY WOMEN
    89 11 CAMBRIDGE. Friday. Whtn t'ne Queen went to Cambridge yesterday she inaugurated a new era for the University women. By becoming a honorary Doctor of Law. the Que^n gave a lead to all oth?r women, pro- i>ent and future, at the Universlty by tecomini tb€
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    JEWS CONTINUE TO ATTACK
    58 11 JEWS CONTINUE TO ATTACK CAIRO, Tiiui-sday. Atzam Pa.-ha borrctar Crt-^oral of the Arab League declared In a| BtatMneet caWed tonight to tliei head 3 o f the Arab delegatloon to the United Nations bi Pans; that the M Jcwi are (jnt'.nuinsl to att.'tCK with all the forces at j tr
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    177 11 G it, tofer, ir.i.v *> miner port! chan* tno if. Uio 1 PlantaId JUr.;ic- The most important rcviv'nc; irduftry, though ncrhapa not tv- wealthiest, is th^ copra Industry. New Guinea native* still split the ctX'Onut husks by hammering them on a spik upwar.ij m a stump.
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    128 11 MANILA, riktey Warning the Flilpmo p^,,!r K^H w r ?un! N:it:jni! Secretary i» u; I h T'Knl! l^", Ku«r:,l!a :e;i.ier during the war. «H thought thr- F-hilippin.-* ,v».. be involv-M if anoth^r obal war broke out txr<iU3e of the Philippine- Unit M miJitaty atttstancf fact
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    108 11 LONDON. Frkiay.- The British Railway* es^t COUf AngloScottish main line which has been completely b'ocketi between Berwick-on-Tw^d and Dunba- since bdng severely damag 1 by floods and landslides on Aug. 12 is to be reopened for freight traffic next Monday and for passenger traffic a
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    29 11 I/ONDON. Friday. The I 1900-ton coastal IteMMr Plclteoberr, taken fro^n Siam -v: -i 'prize during the war, sank off East London last night wh'le beinff towed.— Reuter
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    454 12  -  OSWALO HENRY ITW^*-* 8 TWO of Britain's most distinguished secret agents attended the film premiere of "Sleeping Car To Trieste," a spy film, screened at the Marble Arch Odeon Theatre, m London, a few days a^o. They were >» Paul Duk<\s. wh( received a
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    522 13 L Mainm L V* 1.70 1-80 0 cd rtiol trusty Unlted 40-0 41.50 KUtS 5.30 N 10.00 10.2 ft t ",<• J'-" jnrrrr I xd L n Lo 1-70 1-2 2? K5« deb m Coll-. 2.45 t 6.00 ..00 J" 12.00 -.00 London Tin 3/Lukut -35 *O
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    167 13 Brewerics Skyrocket F ar> Breweries' shares' c poted at 2br ou >' m" 25.85 telling yesterday I jump from 24 and ~4 50 ftursday mion: The c mpany irunci d it irould in tti mthorlsed capital WOO to $10,000,000. w:! v be effected bj Issuing ■uaffßK nt and ori:- ihareholders
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      217 13 £6/14/4 BASIC WAGE, £9/10/- BONUS SYDNEY, Skyrocketing wage cheques of cm ployees of Mt. Isa Mines Ltd., Queensland, m «ausing a staff headache for Mt. Isa husinessmen. Latest use of £l-12-6a. m the lead bonus means tna t from the first wen
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      78 13 LONDON. Friday. British exports m September amounted to £131.000.000 £500.000 more than m August land £14.'<00.000 lower than m the record month of July jthe Board of Trade staled i yesterday. Allowing for the rise m prices since rxfort- the wai ithe volume of exports i*
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      59 13 RANGOON. Fri. AH Governments interested m Burn***: rice shared a common oblisra,tion to help Buimft wrote the pro-government New Tim«*s of Burma today. It said there was consul mable anxiety over Burma beeante of the Communist insurrection and because of htr inability to meet her rice
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      109 13 China Forbids Gold, Silver Dealings SHANGHAI. Friday. Telegraphic instructions wefs sen:t by the Executive Ynfttl to the Central Bank Us* night reitt rating that the; I *ale and purchase ol gold bars, old silver coins, silv?' j I dollars and foreign cm.vn i cits, and their converSidJ i |at blackmarket
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      26 13 LONDON. W.- The Royal Agricultural Society is £3 000 m prizes for now WUin machines or inventions to aid home food production. Reuter
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      28 13 An anti-f reeze nctw o r k covering all open sections of London's underground railway system will be ready vv\t month for operation dtfrißCj winter. Reuter
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      120 13 threatened to extend it he J P«^« s on Nov 9. strike to the East and vm^m llj( Appearing before the PreJinTial Board of Inquiry. Rvan »ald that he would reforemen between I***"* Maine and Hampton Koad«. Virginia, to take a strike vote on October
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      56 13 Malayan Bauxite Spurned CANBERRA, Thurs.— Australia is not interested m Malayan bauxite for her aluminium production beraiiHe of the discovery of high grail ore m I'arihv islands, Joseph Chifley, Australian Prime Minister, stat ed today. Mr. Chifley, replying to a question m the Houho of Representative** dM not say which
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      72 13 SHANGHAI. Friday. -A teeord tota» of more thW 3.2 mSniOn United States dollars of tzpprt goods we-r I shipped from Shanghai iktec m an 8-day period from October i° to October 18, thi Export import Board announced last night I his li said to coottltute the
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      73 13 SHANGHAI. Friday. :iiines c staff members of the :hines c Customs bega n a *t[own strike yesterday In support, of their demand lor Increast d pay. This is the first wall'-uur or public servants since tli' 1 advent of the gold yuan en Aug. 19. The majority of
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    1409 14 Suivi, Sir Galahad, No Regrets Best From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Frub*. I AM predicting another good day for traimrf Van 1 Breukeleu tomorrow, the concluding day of Per.'k Turf Club's October Meeting. A card of eight events will make up the programme consisting of four races for
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    122 14 V VAN KWIS rv»*, I: OOUI stream EBBfftPS Ro»»' Hoya' Bounty Kao 2 KING AKTHI R 1 JcUy Ace Bac« 3: SIX OAiAHAD longo QBWBjBjB Rare 4 NO REGRETS Billy Carol Liberty Man Rar< 5: SlilVl Trince Eugene Rejidova Outsider BLVE PFINT Race S: SNAPS Token Fniir'* La#»t
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    780 14 Hie following are flip v. V b*b!e Jockeys for M*y*a r ii, 'lfsuM of the Pernk Turf Clubs n u'.'^-.^^M race starts t»t 2.15 V KV( K ONE HORSES CLASSY L' DIV x. H 0 0 0 Hambrion 9 00 E 1 1 1 Royal Boonty si: 0
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    162 15  -  Malcolm Modeler hAY'S CUP GAME r.v t, ,i.,v ;<nd ell ro<><fci sliouw lenu if 'IS this Bering «hero th* ItSEt* ii»b RoN r "j" for tlu> tJ|> ,v.,,. 'H'd to run out winners, but *S\Ji for th, Hecs are noted
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    153 15 SUNDAY'S motor climb at ppnder Road. Parir Panjang will have more than it.s quota at thrill? if local mot»r-racing-enthtwikat L»n» Peng Han comes up to expect itions. Urn is making four entries m the competition. He will diive two cars and one will be his
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    445 15 S.C.C 1 Raffles College 1 The Singapore Cricket Club *ad the Raffles Col k*ge hockey te»ms fought a thrilling drawn match on the Pndstng yestenh v, rwh side scoring one gotU. On the run of play the Collegians deserved to win. They monopolised play
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    169 15 Ip/r^A lhe suimmi ng championshipa of wore Amateur Swimming Association are l v II lat the sin g a Pore Swimming Cub. rl! h of the fifth swimming cham ■y <^ere held. ■V«^" Fust hS' ■V .IW, CniH Pong i J 1 O»eng Hi i I j
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    36 15 MEDICOS BE A TEN mine < I rtifbjr played Medical College Union Hid on Tuesday St. An- w'a School defeated the "liege "A" team by nine in> s to six (three tries and ;i penalty and try).
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    302 15 LONDON Friday. Following are football Marti for Saturday. Oct 30: First Division Bhminghani C. v. Derby C Burnley v Sheffield Utd.: Charlton Aili. v Sunderland; Chelsea v Arsenal Evert on v Huddtrsfield T.: Manchester C. v Wolver-hampton W.: Middlesbrough v Blackpool Newcastle Utd. v Liverpool: Portsmouth v Bolton
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    34 15 Singapore District Armj Tennis Final* iriH be held ;»t the ohq Court Noi 1 und Tangltn Ban- »ck« toda> '.Saturday Mtn'j Doubles and L:idl( Doubles Sunday: Mixed Double! ai d Men's Singles
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    38 15 Pirrurt* abr-..- is an inrUlenf m t!».« hoekev HMtek bfxttve^n tli.' Indie*, from the SJn^.ijK.r,- rhkft Club and ni.fiih. rs of thf A.T.S. T«ngMn, h wjm pimy*& en the |m<Un% »fi TkarMd«> SjC.C. «m tH-u-nii.
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    306 16 Occupation Debts: A Compromise fOMPROMISK solution to the problem of MMtlins; debts incurred before and during the occupation is contained m the debtor and creditor (Occupation j>eriod) Ordinance, detuls of which were published m the Government Gazette supplement M night. Th»> Bill dtcides on the .gamy of payment ot pf*'
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    47 16 TEL AVIV, Friday.— lt wa? officially announced today an Drder implementing the cease fire was give.*, to the Israeli military commander in' Negev. effective flt 3 p.m. today. It was ai»c officially announced m Cairo that Egypt had accepted the ceaae lire order. U.P.
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    33 16 Tv (!ub he'd a 'I tion*" iuwtinf b^tt^r relatioi all the uriou nitif*. L ined left N right ai Hoe Lira. Mr» son. Sir F>a"" Mr. L. Crf«* Gimi
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    213 16 DARIS, Friday.— About twenty French Republican guards were "missing" today after yesterday's pithead battle at St. Etienne, m the Loire Department, when strikers fought unsuccessfully to stop troop* taking over a mine. It was believed the miners might be holding them as hostages. A Republican guard reported
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    59 16 ALLEGED ARMED ROBBER IN COURT Four Chinese two amid with revolvers and the otherd with daggers, forced their way into a house at 961-A, Lorcng Tai Seng, robbed the initiates of cash and property worth $309, and escaped. This was Alleged In tne Seventh Police Court yesterda! when a 41-year-old
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    35 16 KtfALA ygft more H lives after W of possession cr arms. ru\S BO«? Wimu»lttoß»j; convicti^ JJ^ char f n b »t" Biuniti^, b ;i l s: nt dismts3^' c.i Malay Bt^"vral ftffiai
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