Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 20 October 1946

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    47 1 V TriF rFOFir rO/v THE PEuPtE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALATA The Sunday Tribune '-.i iini] r [poh I' < kin; 'T'hone Numbers: i .;it<»; I Uttl ri ll 58] \c ortteiag :,s j 2 in ulalion \croi:nt :»n ivy: rul ENGAPOBE, OCTOBER 20, H)4ti. il\ (IM>
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    UNO's First Military Venture
    115 1 UNO's First Military Venture HA2S.fi. NORTH DAKOTA. d Nati first comhmrti military venture yas a tmtt t pi -n i/ ttu phec untsdid not think- su {)<}.,, norn fiit nut omi o/ Qu VmU l r ta. the Unit td Stat France and Rr fUH alter North Daktr uwmbei one
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    Dardanelles Turks Firm
    53 1 Oct. 19— Tu: wtassador to Britain Cevat r was strong and un:u d" md not accept thp Rusis.an defor share In the dt jEMfcali:: v. m:: llttl eminent saw **n tur point in bilateral d -r..r. t. set up a Jits regime should now be B lid
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    Killearn Back In Batavia
    59 1 Killearn Back In Batavia Lord Kill* ■I Kfci Brit ii C >m- n.r s mth-Ea A R 2J* to Batavia to-day P> I t i the plenary session ■we. which v ded by ■OS) of the Joint Truce ler of Indonesian "army of Repub °??««d to arrive in Bat- m
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    STALIN TO VISIT U.S. CANADA?
    27 1 STALIN TO VISIT U.S. CANADA? ■JJs*n«o?a Sootia\ Oct. 19 •■"te* Stalin may visit th<* *tatM and possibly Canada the newspaper Hali- ***b reported today, quotiShln Xl > UNKNOWN
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    'FREE MARKET DOESN'T MEAN MORE RICE FOR MALAYA
    788 1  - 'FREE MARKET DOESN'T MEAN MORE RICE FOR MALAYA James Barrett (By HUT BL ICK PRICE MA YDR OP if SCHEME CONTINUES Rice dt\:lt:rs y^k:nl«y aikmoon were stfl wondering wh I the "free" murke? in Siamese rice really means. II means Just this:— ::i(1 Mm Malayan Union iren'4 in rai t
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    Bangkok Police Bans Chinese
    73 1 Bangkok Police Bans Chinese ing cal: gkok »v has bet»n banned by the Siam< lice. The Presiri the League was called lo the police stai id that such a mci vould be c affecting the good reluturu m and foreign trig was to have been held ill :i. in se
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    CONGRESS POSTPONED
    28 1 The World ac to be I at Basl« tzerland on D?i >r, has been postponed until December 9. it is of fie stated here today. Reuter
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    Resignation Confirmed
    31 1 ?FV.: Oct. 19.— 1t b i D officially confirmed that M Ister Qavam Sultaneh i preser. nation of Cabinet I h. The Shah a c kfd Qavam t° Reuter
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    CROWNS TO REAPPEAR
    21 1 LOND H 19. T linjr reappear in Bri' ac- nee of an ut;e Bill at the third Reuter
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    150,000 Affected In New India Riots
    418 1 '/WURDER. LOOTING ARSON' 19.— An Indian tt< 1 official declared that B '.-Moslem rioting bad spread ove '-500 mil I dominamly Moslem d:.. 1c s in eastern E "no fewer 100.U00 peo- and 'hat refugees were fleeing from the trouble zone. Ano'; I ;)orr
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    Municipality Faces Big Deficit Again
    56 1 Municipality Faces Big Deficit Again The Singapore Municipality is budgetting for a deficit of $5,750,958 next year, according to estimates made public yesterday. Expenditure during the '.rpected to total $25,977,839 while revenue is placed at $20,226,881. The estimated ex- :.s $8,405,250 above the approved attmati 1942, while r< s put
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    7,000,000 Yards Cloth For Java
    96 1 7,000,000 Yards Cloth For Java SINGAPORE, Oct. 19.— A consignment of seven million yards ol textiles, 24.000 agricultural Implement! .id TOO cycle and tubes is scheduled to be shipped from India to the Indonesian Republican Government I i week-end, according to the Ir.ciian Government Information Officer here. The shipment is
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    20 DEAD IN AIR CRASH
    64 1 20 DEAD IN AIR CRASH PESHAWAR. 0,-. 19 Twenty people bt-lu-wd to bo Army scunel arc reported to have died when a twin-engined t ran. port aircraft flying on a pa*RChut< training tiUKf&m DnMBMd IMB moun- >.dr M Tirch in Chitral yest. rciay. The plane was burnt uut. Hall of
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    ALBANIA TOLD IT JUST CAN'T BE DONE
    59 1 ALBANIA TOLD IT JUST CAN'T BE DONE LAKE SUCCESS, New V ffc, Oct. 19. -Albania baa requested that Its application for men bership In the Unit d Nations, Which was Cfc 1 by tbc Security Council. b<> submitted to the United Nation s Gteneral Assembly and has been informed by
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    DUSK-TO-DAWN CURFEW
    20 1 JKRUSALEM, Oct. 19.— A dv tr -dawn Mtrfi > bo imp the Jewish j, with efftet from tonic Reuter
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    Windsor Jewels Alert' At La Guardia Airport
    225 1 Windsor Jewels Alert' At La Guardia Airport n?:\v YORK, (Ht. It raitnmi offit W;a i (iia ftirpori icn Alerl ftfftinstaiij possible attempt to gmoffle the WlndMr Jewels lute the j i i stutes. Extra care was taken in examining trans-Atlan-tic planes, reports A.P. Meanwhile, a hunt extending over Eur >pc
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    Powers Of Arrest For Price Inspectors
    79 1 nday Tribune Staff Reporter) vers of arrest are now given i Inspectorr in government's to fight the black main foodsvdffv Under an ordinance published last nipht, a price inspector may who is suspected of having cornarrest without warrant any person who is suspected of
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    Bradman Scores 42 In 40 Mins
    63 1 Adelaide, Oct. 19.— Don Bradman baUfd confidently In Club Crick here today. He compiled a skilful 42 unfinished in 40 minut* s wh'ch included five fours af: inp most of the m i Bradman showed he still retained h s keen eye anc w.th
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    76 1 Cold Chicken for Coal Mil. Guests dinner of t). at thr i Lon i Oct. 9, hud U eon; old fa> 50G waiters and kit had joined the strike of I workers uhich swept through London's West End. Amon guests was Mr. Emmanuel Shinwell, Minuter of Fuel, who said it
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    2 New Fire Engines For Singapore
    116 1 2 New Fire Engines For Singapore muni 7 hthigrt i fttncapcr brigade 19 to be equipped with two new flrei a modi-. 11 turntable water tower gines v, $54,000, whl escape is expected to cost $70,000. Two new ambulance* are Co sed next year by the polity for its accident
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    There Women Plotted Murder
    48 1 There Women Plotted Murder •MBAY, Oct. 18. A -ftm. r, ami arother woata Joir ian with who liad qu;i trm rg. j n a pool of blood with a number of deep stab woaix'k. A B knife and pair of s. stained wttk bloo I, wprc nC'irliv Reuter
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    Atom Smasher
    39 1 TfrfMl y*« 25,0(10,000 yoU atoMsmashinr cyclotron will be inaugvi»t»d on Wednesday Kpecia! corvo< honorary decrees will be eonf John An'erso? n of ssion and on Ernest Lawreme of Calif owho is thr inventor of the cyclotron. Rout-
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    HUKS SEIZE TOWN
    44 1 -t 19— The PrOfOH Marshal of Nueva Ecija r flllll Mid Saturday that 400 HUkfcalahap ousted the town officials. A regiment of military police was ntatai Pantabangan which was the scere of a major battle HttlS and MPs in AiiffUßt AP
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    148 Cows Imported From Australia
    585 2 148 Cows Imported From Australia Rehabilitation Of S'porc Dairy Farm And One Bull .i 1 ibune !l* 4 p«»rt«*r „i,. i, I MH tcmtcli last May, thy Siiißa!J( mo has a herd «l !1S cows.'one bui! I i ca |v< daces S! u.jJlons hi^h niAilv milk (J:i ii, s to
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    NIP GENERAL, 3 COLONELS FOR TRIAL
    125 2 NIP GENERAL, 3 COLONELS FOR TRIAL BurmaSiam "death railway trial* held in the War ngapore. al. involvinic the eir.ployiuent or ilian and Dutch Pri>ontr.>-;)f-war will open in ria Memorial Hh l i>W. The aoeaMd ials of the B;ir:na-Siam rail such as rommudtn an«i commanders. Thi-y aro five in her L*.-Gen.
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    S'PORE COOPERATIVE STORE ALREADY A BIG SUCCESS
    133 2 S 'PORE COOPERA TIVE STORE ALREADY A BIG SUCCESS Stafi rter") First' Btagapora C»'Optraliv< >re will or officially opened next mouth by Ifr. H Boyd. Director 9l Co-operative Societies Mr. Boyd K.Kti. Lumpur \'ov i his purpose Meanwhile business has air started. The store has. I csnned f<x> »;lets, soap,
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    Printing Of Obscene Articles Alleged
    61 2 ing ChtTiK Heo ie, a < hii.< .th prkltlag obscere .r»'d 1" Mr I Gch. yt-stt-rday. Htlaiiiifii trial and the case WSJ ued for vine ntiim <>n Ndv 2 B«.ii was exti-ndcd ber caae^ Ow H.n h and I I rrulatiii ooninvr obsf in a
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    JAPS MAKE PENICILLIN
    20 2 TOKYO 0 er< v inillioi unit* 11 tli y to in«T«««e m tQ 'illion units per AP
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    Lost Jeep & Corpse In Braddell Rd Mystery
    263 2 Lost Jeep Corpse In Braddell Rd Mystery Mystery surrounds i ath ,o! uikoo*n Tamil, aged about 30 ye;. .und dead v tured skull in a shrub a few feet c < at 1 a.m. on July 28, with a marking), lying unattended nearby. i Haroun b. Abdi ing a Royal
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    3 War Graves Cemeteries ror Malaya
    462 2 (Sunday Tribune Stan M« i»orter) NjiiMiUiiiieous* with the jpsmM* l-huiW South Bftft Aril to brin,;--o justice trators of crime and Inhuman bestiality towards lians as wen aa pr Mmci ufwai%tlw U dWarGrave Conimissiiin v .is Offan t<» Mid rd burial piat-i-s of \!!i("l Pi'Vs.mnel
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    STOLE HIS FRIEND'S CLOTHES
    183 2 ifcggeattnf that ih»w .should go tj a theatre and that his acqua tttai Mohamed Zanan wh cl to the tfaval Ba Police, should a btn he was n-4 at an address In Beach R hamfd bin .Snmad acnied Mnhmeri Zanan to While tt, Mohamed bui Samad
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    War Claims Commission Here Soon
    64 2 War Claims Commission Here Soon I treiiu-ndous amoun: of nreitimnary work h.,- Btfefcdf l>t-e i don« in Order to pave th'j v;ay for the Dam. I o arrive in tin- iiurfly. Frii-iklin Oimson. Governor. .11 7of Conftmi* Kj Blarki'i, hal aln-t y set up fa quar- i > R ;ila
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    Restaurants Can Now Sell Bread
    73 2 Restaurants Can Now Sell Bread The restriction on bread in restaurants has been lifted as from 18th Oct though bread may PJJ" chased by restmmwm' This r control has been brouy possibility h begins on Oct. :s inevitable that days retai ■< bread--■tiers' failure U tions and ai small quamM"
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    Curfew This Week-Or Next The Latest
    199 2 Curfew This Week-Or Next The Latest I i inn l%'«v i!H«i»siii««l The Singapore 1 >rce ai v fl> ?*ff^£fm to put the l' wplanWMpww tion as quid. sibl( I l.»lc i;iwii h% 11 I ll r rut, Ncstt.,«l.»s l.ut lii'lillltrh I >lld Sir Franklin told newspaperthal me md load-carry-:les in
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    BLDDHIST MEMORIAL SERVICES
    43 2 BLDDHIST MEMORIAL SERVICES A Cun ha* been lorm* by the Ci :.c: Buddhist Unto rial s< ar and iju* A Telok Aper -et. com«eiicir Nm dual nain» WIT at by sp poses of n I n be obti. :n 9 am Temple. Sw
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    FIRST JAP HANGED IN JOHORE
    35 2 FIRST JAP HANGED IN JOHORE B«hru. S«. Tii execution of JlfM I ese w;. ,y when Serg*««fc-ll*jor Ymmlli Teruo It liar o**+ in l only. t «M». f Uiat h> m he had raurnad dl
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    Sepoy Faces Murder Charge
    13 2 Sepoy Faces Murder Charge h re •h. y Bah plaimd IllPtlt 1 0110
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    $375 FINE ON TOBACCO CHARGE
    7 2 $375 FINE ON TOBACCO CHARGE month ri.
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    U.K. & U.S. Will Be Glad Of Rubber Control End
    736 3 U.K. U.S. Will Be Glad Of Rubber Control End Sunday !ri bum Fir, mm jal Sa lion THE POsmOH OF TIN This past week has sr m> m i t: >r-u Terk sto. t which has br« Lsodoffi and New York I the raising 0 thi md trial index. tlie
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    U.S. ORDERS 30,000 TONS
    109 3 ■Ml ha* bt-fn ncr .'-a States will buying 3 portion of the second 100.000 tons Malayan rub M lay at the agreed of 20, P« -r the qi: o be Ukc: v-w York on Monday 30 SOO tons. Local traders and shippers immediately made r respective
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    Full Compensation For Siamese Tin
    338 3 TW oOeial annwutcenigpt that Sianese Gorernmefi* sww —atom hand teek tin mine British and other owners has --••U-d clrrabl. .ilt.r.v>t. T:u Claims Onimi sion in respect of nines arrived in Bangkok some m Mvm wi«-ks aen MB«a to comprnsatt- the for* fully and completely *B
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    'Fictitious Claims' By Landlords Criticised
    226 3 %Vli* l^nm^nh Arr llcliotil N( i ere taken <>t the eetuu- British forces w< m Into oc< upa tie lib. ral n i ywur. This \i serious] I yrments for v hid demands have been I -i. Claims and Hiri n g Depart m*'nl b
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    Stave Labour Denial
    45 3 Stave Labour Denial WASH IN Oct. 19. riM in Wad: We m« garicallv slave labour in Yuroslavia Of that ilav« labodr t<.n«Mtions I lII'. I'MUllt th»- United to the Yugoslav G I ernment ron-HiniiiL' chai numl ons i 1 Ya tlai:, \inerican citizens had Reuter
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    'HOME GUARDS' FOR UNITED PROVINCES
    29 3 'HOME GUARDS' FOR UNITED PROVINCES v F H (Is arIn- in tin- United Pic h i-.oniniu' al diatui liaiii'f.N under a scheme i be Roni< will t» pal Reuter
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    S'pore Women Start Anti-Black Market Drive
    399 3 S'pore Women Start AntiBlack Market Drive Ani To Nip Victims' Depend i'i.nis fit ppH i, -<■;,, M i ::mcs w Im pcrc tin- vlctijn Jan in. ion' cam*);nt;n in SniKupc/e arc bei The Federation him 1,000 women who need assist anr -'ip tiamfi is lha of the widow or bhe
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    Egypt Premier Full Of Hope.
    7 3 Egypt Premier Full Of Hope. "wspapei- AP
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    CZECHS WILL PAY IN FULL
    92 3 Aboard I i Elizatx route to Hew York. Oct. \'< tklari Foreign Mints ter J;m Masaryk said today that his government after kmg invesn had decided lull all claim 6 of foreign investors in Czechoslovakia. Tlv claims are the col quence of nationalisation of much
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    Patrols Rienforced
    12 3 hides, a lorry and a jeep lam aged b Reuter
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    UNKNWON
    1855 4  -  Malay June t at St. i umpur sth Oct >bor. at m. Tnc bridegroom is the Mr Gordon Tucker and of Mrs. Keeve-Tucke r of Rushbrooke. Co. Cork, former well-known residents of Kuala Lumpur, while the bride is the younger daughof Captain and Mrs. J. M. Ferguson of Sungei
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    Our Young Malayans-No.5
    741 5 Moygasr No lt s not the name t>: i tel Europe** virtuoso but ceedlny and uncr able linen. Singapore has o favoured with shipments of I ytrj attractive! i shade s in this material I amazing stuff as it seldom quires pressing and even surftm careless packing.
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    uera ardmore
    1051 5 Though the Navy's party OB board H M.S. Sultan last Toet day ha -dy been fteteHbed I would like to tell you more of one or two of the delight ml dresses that I saw at this danc-. A most unusual dinner dress was worn by good-looking Mrs.
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      21 5 Solo Aq&nts I f'f/'/^ jf jf I K.H WU f RADIHC CO A 36 S/: 69 STAMFORO RD.SPOteK^^f BEAUTY AID". Vi!^-^
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      191 5 at i U SIANG CO., 10 B ATTEST ROAD H.-ad OTu. 97. Killiney Road j For Sale. Dresses of latest j styles and latest materials. Day Dresaes. From $35 to fit. Evening Dmw. Prom $75 to $115. Pay us a visit and judge for hibli Jewellers "<amond and Gen Lid-.
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    The Sunday Tribune SUNDAY OCT. 20, 1946 Name Me No Names
    361 6 The Sunday Tribune SUNDAY OCT. 20, 1946 Name Me No Names a a name? Th A, ail I" m olher would p sweet." B:* rose r U of \hou a beiv ,<: Scotch p3 more proarh the G on -I. r. s :ng no of jrt to enlist the law
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    military justice On Jrial
    1192 6 Si'f|ii4'l To Kliiaii«4 1 by i Sagittarius S avjcti ;i t deri Belli ary of §tat< PUI as i k at aJ Britis] in pra Thi itroopvi> mprl aly on of What of var trials which E t ary courts ar» holding in every part uth
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    O.B.H. Still Has Cookie
    1169 6 The Perfidy Gf Bienkinsop Brings A New Crisis, But Dear Angela, I really am sorry but I shan't by able to send yju any allow..r.i'i this moQUi on account of B}en]cins4 p aud Cookie. You re-membt-r BleQJUni pi He lived with m< r a tern to
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    Sultan's Visit Recalls First Mission To Brunei
    403 6 On< can think of several reasons for wishing to 'sit in" at I Pennia y 0 i Mr Malcolm Mactiald. but as good a reasoi any would be ompare the R ;ionse nded t European con. kh the Sul: Brunei i go. In
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    BRITAIN IS 'TOO GRIM'
    52 6 and South who Married Br.tish < men are unhappy and wai go home. They find B: d cam. »W AMM MAI MAC 4 w^mmm* to people WDOV nerves have been ihatter M Wives have persuaci -'•i' apply: in the Unioi. 1.000 v rr.. -a lj 8
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    NO, YOU DON'T!
    67 7 Strike violence in Chtcapo ..fu> three run bcw&Uh (ta§ tfe were scenes of violence during a factory strike at Chicago, am! many antst UH re made by the police. Photo shou^ man ftrik* who .attempted to cruts tfu picket line in t'nrown to the ground by the
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    Strictly Between Ourrelves
    1387 7  -  H.L.HOPKIN Life In Storm-Tossed Britain To-day By There a ill a few AOL engaged, p nauon of the war years. One of these m arms of ours w» !ly Cir engaged lit V.' r, as our American friends w< havt v) soi I don't know what the
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    RAF. SCIENTISTS RISK LIVES TO LEARN HOW
    1059 7  -  A.P. Banfield Five Miles A Minute Escape By *m F/O Rarely is publicity gtaMD to those men of the R\\ who sometimes riSK Tin ir lives in the interests Ol aviation research In order that the highest ppB9ibl< standards of safety can by
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    U.S. Aircraft Production
    67 7 The Aircraft Industrie A lOCiatlQO reports that 47 different models of personal and transp 1 1 plain currently arc in productioo by 2U U.S. aircraft manafacturers. fhe planes range i- 'in iwu-IjU.m-l: t i M-miles-p< r ur p»-rsonai j.iaii' to 200-pass _.-r trun.->--p< rta papable oi 400
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    CURRENCY ANOMALIES GIVE BRITONS FREE HOLIDAYS IN SWITZERLAND
    929 8  -  R.A. Langford L v (Reuters Correspondent) I J Many Bri v isitors to Switzei t the < xpenM (i f the fTreasury by taking d 1 in y anoma; To do thU. they evade foreign exchange i ons, br >ns are is
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    Palestine Talks Conclude
    142 8 London. Oct. 18. The present series of meetings between representatives of the Colonial Office and the Jewish Agency w re concluded to-day. The official communique tatef The Secretary of State tor Colonies (Mr. A. CreechJones* held a further meeting-to-day with Dr. Chaim Weizmann. (President of the Jewish
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    Afghan Diplomat Beaten Up
    157 8 HOME. Oct. 18- Police were fcodaj i ■"•king for two highwaymen desi f bed as English speaku.; and wearing Allied uniforms, who yesterday beat up Mohiimmi'rl All. first secretary of the Afghanistan Legation on the outskirts of Rome. it vu stated that Che hiehw.i men stopped
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    53 9 following will represent the Amicable Athletic Association against the Chinese Sports Association in billiards today at the former's premises at 1 p.m. English ga.me: Yeo Koon Yam. Tay Quee Liang and Low Cheng Phuan. American Game: Koh Cheng Moh and Scow Tiong Wah. serves Le Yong Hoe l&d
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