Malaya Tribune, 29 July 1946

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune The Paper Of The People Of Malaya 'Phone Nos: —Editorial (only) 5811 Advertising, Circulation Accounts 5812 EKiflT PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 29, 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune MONDAY, JULY 29. 1946.
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    Peace Conference Begins Today
    781 1 Reuter PARIS, JULY 29.—AT 3 P.M. GMT TO-DAY, IN Tin SPACIOUS BALLS OF LUXEMBOURG PALACE. DEU't.VTES OF 17 NATIONS WILL JOIN THOSE OF THE BIG FOUR TO GIVE THEIR VERDICT ON THE RESI"» TS OF 11 MONTHS HERCULEAN REPORTS BY BRIT MX. FRANCE. UNITED STATES AND
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    Hospital Store Twice Visited By Robbers
    345 1 During the week-end four armed robberies, four r obberies and two attempted robberies were reported to have taken place in Singapore. In two armed robberies alone, robbers got away with a total of $4,020 in cash, jewellery and clothing from a house in Klong
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    CHURCHILL MAY LEAS NEW ANTI-GOVT. FRONT
    558 1 Move To Strengthen Opposition Vote Reuter. LONDON, July 28. A move to form a combined anti-Socialist front to strengthen the force of the opposition to the Labour Government is, I understand, being promoted by a number of Conservatives in the British Parliament, writes Kouter's
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    No Taxation Of Imperial Household Properties
    45 1 TOKIO, July 28,—Finance Minister Tanzan Ishibishi told the Diet that the Government was not contemplating taxation of Imperial household properties LshJbishi's statement Kyodo noted that a SCAP directive of last November said such properties could not be tax free.
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    BREAD RATIONING TO END IN RUSSIA
    42 1 LONDON, July 29.—Bread, flour and cereals will come off k**» rat throughout the Soviet Union this autumn, Moscow radio say Pour thousand three hundred shops have been opened in Russia proper during the past two months.
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    GERMANY "STILL A MENACE"
    131 1 Reuter. LONDON. July 28. M. Georges Bidault, Prime Minister of France, speaking on the eve of the opening in Paris of the 21--naiion peace conference today declared that Germany still a permanent menace" said Paris Radio"lt if necessary ceaselessly to repeat that Berlin will be built
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    42 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. July 28:—Sir John i?Law, Chief Secretary of the Palestine Government, left Palestine by air for London today on what wa»; officially described as a special mission from Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham, High Commissioner for Palestine, to the Colonial Office. —Reutrr.
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    NO RUPTURE IN ANGLOEGYPT TALKS
    209 1 Reuter. ALEXANDRIA, July 28.— There has been no rupture in the Anglo-Egypt i a n negotiations, a source in close with the British delegation emphasised to-night. The talks are pursuing their normal course with Lord Stansgate, leader of the British delegation, remaining in Egypt and
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    Masked Men Rob £35,000
    45 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM, July 28:—Eight masked men today he'd up at gun point the gold exchange in ihe centre of the old Jewish city of Tel Avia and made their escape with rold and bank notes unofficially estimated to total £35,000— Reuter.
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    RAF OFFICER CASHIERED & GAOLED
    124 1 RAF OFFICER CASHIERED GAOLED SEQUEL TO FATAL ROAD ACCIDENT Squadron-Leader Peter Jack— an R.A.F. pilot—who was tried by General Court Martial In Singapore recently, has been found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to bs cashiered and to undergo six months imprisonment with hard labour. The findings and sentence have been
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    Firemen Recovering
    159 1 Of the firemen who were admitted to the General Hospital on Saturday, it is reported that the condition of eight men is improving and they should fully recover soon. It will be recalled that at about 1.30 p.m. on Saturday an engine which was answering a call from
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    39 1 A.P. NEW YORK, July 29:—Two nineton tenders will be placed aboard the s.s. Silver Sandal on July 29 (today) for shipment to Hong Kong. They are the first of 160 locomotives l o be sent to China by UNRRA.—A.P.
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    VACCINATIONS FOR ALL PLANNED
    301 2 Smallpox In Singapore (Tribune SlarT Reporter) Despite official notification to get children under five years o age vaccinated immediately, many parents in Singapore have ignored this resulting in tne continued outbreak cf smallpox. The Municipal Health Officer. Dr. W. E. Hutchinson, stressed that all parent* must
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    AIR MAIL POSTINGS
    171 2 The following are the air mail pcstinp time nt the General POST Office. Singapore: I These time will be revised as and when necessary I To Australia and New Zealand: 9 a.m. Tuesday. Thursday. Sat..: day. and 4 p.m. Friday. Burma: 4 p.m- Monday. Weduesday. Thursday. Friday
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    20 BODIES STILL UNDER DEBRIS
    178 2 JERUSALEM, July 23 Br.tish Army engineers today postponed until Monday the dynamiting of pan of the remaining South wing cf the King David Hotel, because more than 20 bodies still remain in the rubble. Eighty-seven bodies have now been removed from the ruins oi the
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    30 COUNTRIES INVITED
    41 2 LEAVENWORTH. Kansas, July 28. —Thirty countries have been invited to send officers to study at Fort Leavenworth Command and Staff College. Courses begin on Sep. 4. The countries include Siara, China, the Phillipines. the Netherlands, France and England.
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    INDONESIANS PREPARE TO RETURN HOME
    135 2 CALCUTTA, July 28.—More than 1000 Indonesians in India —mostly sailors and students--are smarting for repatriation to their homes. But the Indonesians say first they want guarantee "for their safety." H. Oemoer and B. C. Samah, president and secretary respectively of the Indonesian Youths Association in
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    Civilian Control Of Atom Energy
    69 2 WASHINGTON. July 26 Advocates of civilian control of atomic energy won a victory today as the Senate and House conference committees reached an agreement on the bill for domestic control of the new power. The conferees accepted the Senate provision that all the five members
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    Security Measures At Peace Palace
    194 2 Reuter. Faris. July 27. —Security measures at the Luxembourg Palace have now been completed so that none but authorised persons may enter. Entrance to the courtyard is through a low archway which will permit the passage of only one car at a time—under the surveillance
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    Purge Of "Robbers & Crooks" Urged
    108 2 Purge Of "Robbers Crooks" Urged A.P. MOSCOW, July 28.—Trade Minister Makarov said today: Robbers and crooks" should be cleansed out of Soviet trade enter prises supplying consumer gcods. Writing \n Pravda, the minis, ter said the circulation of consumer goods was up 51 per cent, in the first half of
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    UMNO VOTES $4,200 FOR PRESIDENT
    165 2 (Our Own Repor PENANG. Sunday Discussing affairs of a tic nature" the UMNO q ence held at Frar. School today passed expenditure, including $15 annually for educa;: jr initial special exper.duur July to December th $72,384. Regulations regarding tions of the Malay Nai were also
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      682 2 NOTICES i SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY BALE OF GAS COKE Gas Qoke is now available for sale to the general public at the Kallang Gas Works at $60, per ton, ex works. Enquiries should be addressed to trie Gas Engineer, Gas Works, Kallang Road. WAR PRISONERS (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING. The
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      766 2 Russians Held 2 Austrians VIENNA, Ju'.y 2°.:—Ausf'f" Government sources said today that two members of the People's Party were arrested on Friday by the Russians while on their way home from a meeting in which the Parliament nationalised 81 industries including some claimed by Russians as reparations. Ihe legislators were
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    O.M. Green Puts Blame On China's Communists
    661 3 Reuter. Lciidon, July 2k—After dragging on in China for s /far Ihe "unofficial war" has biazed up into a fulitesc to decide who shall be the master, writes commentator O. M. Green in today's Observer. a S*s> ar e tares prmc pal battl
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    UMNO Confab In Penang
    89 3 (Our Olfa Reporter* Penan p. Saturday "The Malayan Union is a thintr far bringing together all Suitans". s:; d the Sultan of Ked«n declari;'? open the two-day eonttr ence cf the UMNO at the Francis Lijrht S-hool here today Mr. Mohamed Taha Of Perak presided Asidng
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    False Report Cost S25
    49 3 Our O'rn Reporter. PSNANO, Fr day. On c- chtwtje of makinj a rep to the police that v iv*fe was misting and that lost property valued at 5 -U: S ng'n, a miik WOM fin:d 525 in he rworth Court before LtR. F. H. Drake-Bro^kman.
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    Singapore Chinese Wedding
    106 3 Qre*i World Cabaret on -ternoon, the marriage nized between two mem-li-known local Chinese faMr Link Sek Yu. <of Messrs other* Ltd.» and Miss Gan Kirn, The Chinese Consul. Mr. C. Kwong officitting. I im Boon Keng. 0.8. E. and ta), Mr and Mrs Runme Shaw. Run Run
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    High Tribute To Dalf orce Men
    426 3 Striking testimony to the bravery inrf nh» Ai~ Played by the members of he Chinese DaWo?£ in t£ defence of Singapore again Japanese fnvade?, Wilo ,he C nial Secretary. Singapore Mr P V-MS/" e Chinese c General.' wr. wit Fak-slung. at a tea party
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    U.S. Sends Stiff Note To Russia
    82 3 NGTON, July 28.—The U.S. tment ha* sent a note Soviet Union demanding that immediate steps in co•vith the United States to put a n end to grow•Of chaos in Hungagry. note aileees that th e Soviet d much wheat, footed industrial equipment making th§
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    France Tells Austria
    128 3 Vienna, July 27. France today notif ed the Austrian government that she intended to "handle the question of German property in the French zone of Austria in a manner favourable to Austria's reconstruction" and was taking steps to aliotv Austrian off cials to participate in the administration
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    Office Romance, Wedding
    134 3 (Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Sunday. An office romance culminated the tnarriage yesterday of Major G. S. talker, the well-known sportsman, md Miss M. E. Smith at Garrison Church, th? Iv 3». L. N. O. CI v* Chaplain to the Forces, Penang, )fficiating. A large gathering attrr"Je; the
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    SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION
    185 3 At th." genera] meeting of the meraben of the Settlements fS mnporel Association. hiM rr---rf«- If?. *>o!piml B-ndd«>ll nrer.iflit wnn divi K>d thai En view of the changes In the rdnstitottan cf p '>~. n 1 'ne of the imtH' >n should h*« '''nr-'Pil to "tho Siiur if
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    Singapore Fires
    84 3 Laitarg f:-e* over the week-end <<?rt :he Singapore Kra Brigade t««jr Yesterday. beAcfe noon, she trigs le was relied r-r to pat «>u; •*e IHfeng firos. or.'« at Beformadry T?oad near the IndUgg canr* <nd the other nt Mosrat Kc*! "her- were tevergl more fleet m •he !»ut
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    "Pure Coincidence"
    68 3 Reuter. LONDON, July 26- One of Bnftata'a leading scientists, Professor A. M. Low. today told Reuter: -The disruption of radio communication* in the past 24 hours i> a direct effect of sunspot> which cause ray s to penetrate the ionosphere and affect climatic and radio conditions. It wa
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    U.K. Accepts Plan As Basis For Talks
    380 3 Palestine Partition Proposal A.P. (By Tom Williams, Associated Press Correspondent.) London, July 27. —The Foreign Office today announced British acceptance as a basis for negotiation of a proposal to divide Palestine into Jewish and Arab provinces under a federal government. Negotiat'ons on the
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    Perak Has No Food Canteens
    519 3 (Tribute Staff Renoricr) I?OH—£iiigaflore is forginr ahead h'de Perak ia« i t)2h!nd. Singapore 13 ihe c nvy of Perak. H»a the pam perea darnng <>f (he Gove* noV-Generai s atlminis.ra ugh. Th« pronns2tl co-ordma en .3} policies cf the i&a ayaa union anil Singapore, so
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    Europe Doesn't Know Enough
    165 3 The HagUt July 23—Mr. I. e. Secretary General o the United Nations Organisation said in The Hague -hat the European public was far behind the American in the of and interest in the wcrk i i the United Natons. Kp arrived n The on Friday on
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    Wellington Koo States Govt. Case
    235 3 A.P. Washington, July 27 —Dr. Wellington Koo, newly appainted Chines? Ambassador to the United Stares, tjday presen/ed at his first news conference the nationalist viewpoint on the impasse between Nanking and the Chines? Communists. He summed up with the conclusion that his government v -e.rcs
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    Egypt Talks Face Crisis
    85 3 Reuter. CAIRO, July 27.—Influential Arabic language papers here report that negotiations for the revision cf the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty may broken off or suspended tcday when the Egyptian delegation meets at Alexandria. The papers assert that efforts to persuade the British delegation to amend its proposals which
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    Lend Or Be Taxed!
    698 4 In an apologia of the slipshod manner in which the Colony Rehabilitation Loan was launched, the Hon, Financial Secretary, Mr. Nelson Jones, in a broadcast talk on Friday evening came out with a blunt threet that either the public subscribe to the loan or heavy taxation
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    key To Commonwealth Security
    1456 4  -  Need for a 30-year plan designed to coordinate tentorial defence and developm Mit policies by Brigadier G.S. Brunskill, C.B.E.M.C. An effort has recently been made, by means of discussions between United Kingdom and Dominions Ministers, to reach understandings on vitally important questions in relation to the
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    Brighter Night Life For Birmingham
    1065 4 "Br um" Newsletter The weather did its utmost to spoil not enly til 3 Victory celebratio is on Jun< b but also the Whitsuntide holiday Which fciiowta. Tne V-ciay celt bra ion, eoixSis.cd of bonfires in the parks, firework?, floodiigh ing. sports meetings and, in
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    Living Conditions Or Employees
    1027 4 Readers' Viewpoints Your staff reporter's account of hie interview with employees oJ bte Arms in Singapore appearing in the Sand*? Tribune of the list tnatant makes amusing but ratner poignant reading- The shabby tteatment meted out by e firms and their high-handed allude towards their employees
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    Jungle Fighting Must Not Be Forgotten
    386 4 'By-a Mili ary Observer). 'Remember Singapore' was once a cry in the nrst batutschools of Britain in 1943. Today, at Duson Tua. Malaya Command has a battle-school which could be said to be a monument cf that sam? sentiment. 'Remember Singapore'! Fcr there in
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    HONOURED BY WOMEN M.P.S
    56 4 Ura. Jer.nie Adamson. J r cently ceased io be an becoming Depdiy-Ciian the j&ssistsnoe Boarfl. el the House oi mor* by all the women She was .rosenteO tory of the Houpc, bound green leather of the Chamber, a id on the boc embossed the PorteulliPalace cf
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    Ipoh Boy's Escape from Jap Prison In HK
    664 5 (Tribune S'.afT Reporter) "Bombed like sitting ducks and then seeing people without arms, legs or other parts of the body, which made you feel like vomitting; untold sufferings caused by the Japanese to both civilians and military in internment and finally escaping
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    Russia Will Settle Down
    137 5 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO. July 27. Sir Keith Arthur Murdoch. Syd n ey A us tr alia n ewspap. r publisher, icho is homeward bound on three month cj.obe circling airplane trip asser ed today: "If it were not for Russia I do not believe the atom
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    China's Tung Oil Exports Low
    119 5 Reuter SHANGHAI, July 27:—China Will have less than 30,000 metric tons of tung oil for export this year compared with a normal annual export cf 75,000 tons. This was disclosed to Reuter by Mr. C. C. Chang, President of the semi-official China Vegetable Oil C
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    Publication Of Draft Treaties Stopped
    69 5 Jala 2*. -Pubhca \rafi treaties wUh und H.tlcrf S, -.irrangcd fc day, has beer, pov.ed. Foreign Offict ay the bar. Deputy Forcigr, r:eil. tor the ban. h( a fy he assum the Govern- <:. France. Br United State: agree on wtUtt d and wha: be
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    UNRRA to Wind Up Next Year
    72 5 A.P. ON! July 23 -Briand the United States last night to ha'c agreed beir declj.o.i to end r the first quarter of which in effect reUcies of the nations UNRRA draws its chief made in between William L. S Assistant Secretary of ita B.
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    U.K. ASKS FOR U.S. GRANT FOR ARABS
    303 5 U. K. ASKS FOR U.S. GRANT FOR ARABS ASHINGTON, July 28—Diplomatic authorities re yesterday that the British Government has i that the United States should grant $200,000--lestine Arabs to help them achieve cultural tn the Jews. proposal was said to be part cf the plan James Byrnes, United States Secretary
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    Girl Stowaway to be Returned To Homeland
    120 5 Liverpool, July 28. A Swedish girl stoicaioay who, ship's officers said, hoped to join a man friend in the tinted States, was aboard the liner Gripsholm when ii called here on Friday night to pck up passe7igers for New York. She was identified
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    JEWS ATTACK DETENTION BARRACKS
    178 5 Jerusalem. July 28 —An armej band tn Sa*uraay irght made a.i attack en the military d etention barracks in Jerusalem's Talbieh quarter, where the pol.ee are believed to be detaining some i f the 370 Jews rounded up on Friday. The attack was unsuccessful ard resulted
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    Poles Shot G.I.s
    48 5 USINGEN. (GERMANY), July 27 —United States military governmerr. officials here said today that Poles have been sentenced to term* from 20 to 30 years for shooting Serpents William Morrow and Georg' Young. Poth have been returned to ihi United States after recovering frorr multiple wounds.
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    Brought Jazz To England
    36 5 A.P. LONDON. July 27: —George Fosyer. thtatrical arent who gave romedian Harry Lander, and vas the first to bring American tazz ban to England, died, today at the age of 82.—A. P.
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    Burdens on Rubber Industry
    203 5 After nearly four years of enemy occupation and enforced abandonment of our estates, the Chief Secretary has announced that it Is regretted that it is not possible to effect any reduction in quit rents in current circumstances. The "current circumstances" consist of an industry deprived of
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    S. Burma Wants Separation
    99 5 Reuter. RANGOON. July 27.—A mission of the Karen race inhabiting Tenasserim area of southern Burma is conrng to Britain to discuss with the Government plans for the formation of a sepr.ra'p Karen state when Britain grants self-government to Burma. Loonee. member of the Burma Legislature who
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    Warrant For An Ex-Premier
    68 5 Reuter. LONDON. July 27.—Mosco* Radio reports that warrants for the arrest I of General Nicholas Rade>cu. Rumanian ex-Premier and 72 other Rumanian officials have been issued by the Rumanian Government. They ar e accused of forming, late in 1944, a sercet society "to restore fascism" and
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    MANSERGH MEETS SHARIR
    150 5 Batavia, July 27.—Major General Mansergh. acting Allied Commander-in-Chief. Netherlands East Indies, met Dr. Sharir. Indonesian Prime Minister, here today, according to the Netherlands news agency. Major-General Mansergh is reported to have expressed to Dr. Sharir the Allied view on the suspension by the Indonesian authorities of the
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    TRADE TREATY?
    43 5 SHANGHAI. July 27:—The Chinese and Canadian Governments are re;clied to b. rtijotiatiug a temporary commercial treaty to reguiat* traae relations until a formal pact is concluded. China is greatly interested in Canadian ships and machinery, and Canada in Chinees native products.
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    WHAMPOA DOCK CO. DAMAGE
    273 5 Reuter. HONG KONG. July 27.—The effectiveness of Allied bomb ng of shipping facilities in Hongkong was mentioned by Mr. D. F. Landale. Chairman of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company at the annual meeting. S:x Allied attacks were made on the company's docks —140 bombs dropped
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    China's Trade With Japan
    53 5 Reuter. NANKING. July 27.—Negotiations for a resumption of trade relations liftwecn China and Japan are procording between Chinese representatives and the United States authorities in JapanJapan used to rank third in orrt«i» of importance in China's foreign trade statistics, next to the British Empire and the
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    INDIANS SCORE FOUR CENTURIES, 533 for 3
    488 7 (BvLearie CcnsUnfmc). rI ON July 21 ~On a hard wicket and fast putneia, India gave a taste or hit batting ability giving the Sussex bowling a severe trouncing hsre today The opening stand of 293 between Merchant and Mankad ia three hours 20
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    24-Day Mourning In Philippines
    93 7 A sociated Press. MANILA. July 27:—The Philippities Republic entered an official 24 day mourning period today as the United States aircraft carrier Princeton arrived here today with the body of the late Manuel Quezon, former president of the Philippines commonwealth. President Manuel Roxas went aboard the
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    PERAK WIN INTER-STATE CRICKET
    110 7 Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday, was a thrilling finish to interstate cricket match on Ru:lway Institute ground tohen Perak defeated Selangor right wickets just before rain d further play. through the combined of E. Yong. S. Nalliah and \i Perak iccre able to collect cessary
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    Military Staff Committee Marking Time
    84 7 York, July 28.- The United S Ds Mili ary Staff committee ntially one of the most A rful groups in world history. ntly is marking time with barn eye on global developls charged with setting up /.urnally land, sea and air rce to maintain the
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    Moscow Criticises British Labour
    143 7 Reuter. IjONDON. July 27: —Moscow racommentator Anatoli Ossipov •vmg the first year in office of 3ritish Labour Government toriticised its foreign policy es 01 too much like the Consei »alicy in spite of its election tnme. "The Churchill spirit much akin to that of ceita n
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    23 7 untitled July 28.—The form G ar liner Europa, turned the French reparation! has been rechristened will be reconditioned I start the La Havre-New
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    S.C.F.A.'S EASY WIN OVER CHANGI RAF
    207 7 In a rather dull soccer match the S.C.F.A. beat the R.A.F. (Changi) by four goals to one at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The Chinese played a steadier game and ran out easy winners. The airmen were the first !to threaten but a good
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    Help For Stranded Chinese Urged
    95 7 Re uter SHANGHAI, July 26.—An steps to he'.p dis- >t~s Chinese nationhina is printed by the Sheng P ao (Overseas »"H c,. unf < I): per state s that these i r Chinese are meetI* innumerable difficultin their atabr(- 'p" turn t0 their homes the
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    Communist Strength In Amsterdam
    62 7 Associated Press. AMSTERDAM, July 27:— Thf communists emerged as the strongest paity here after chalking up 126,496 oi 39,500 total cast in the election* of Friday. The labour ticket waa second with 122,429 votes, each party obtaining 15 sets of the 45 total ir the Municipal
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    BACK PAY IN U.S.
    57 7 A.P. WASHINGTON, July 27 —The House of Representatives completed action on legislation to make retrospective to January 1, 1942, or the date of capture, government payments in lieu of wages to certain civilian killed or captured by the Japanese on Guam, Wake and the Philippines. The
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    COMPTON 142, HUTTON 91 N.O. In County Games
    182 7 London. July 27.—County cricket clos? ol play scores: At Ilkeston. Nottinghamshire 280 for 6 (KeetOQ 69. Harris not out 106> against Derbyshire. At Maidstone. Middlesex 487 (Brown 88. Robertson 58 Compton 142. Robins 59». Ken; 26 for 1. At th Oval. Surrey
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    S'pore Rangers Beaten In K.L.
    56 7 (Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. The Singapore Rangers were defeated 5—2 by the T.P.C.A. in the first soccer match of the tourists here today. Tony Teo and Tee Siang scored for the Rangers, and at half time the score was one all. The game
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    Pauline Betz Beaten In French Final
    486 7 Reuter. PARIS. July 27.—Marcel Bernard, France, after dropping the first two sets, beat Jaroslav Drobny, Czechoslovakia, for the French men's singles lawn tennis title at Roland Garros stadium here today and Miss Margaret Osborne, United States, beat her compatriot Miss Pauline Betz for the
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    New Chinese Envoy Arrives In London
    67 7 Reuter. LONDON, July 27 —The new Chinese Ambassador to Londcn, Dr. Cheng Tien-hsi, arrived from China this afternoon at London airport *here he was met by his sen and by fhinese and British Foreign Office officials. "I have always tried my 6est to promote
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    CHILE RADICALS SACK VICE-PRESIDENT
    34 7 A.P. SANTIAGO, CHILE, July 27:—The radical party announced today it expelled Vice-President Alfredo Duhalde and officially replaced him with senator Gabriel Gonzales as presidential candidate In the September 4 ejection.—A.P.
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    Loom Takes Seven Wickets At Tengah
    268 7 The R.A.F. beat the Colonials in a cricket match played at Tengah yesterday. On winning the toss the airmen elected to bat first but soon ran into difficulties. Due to good bowling by oll.ns and Ratrayiskc. the airmen lest »ix wicket; with only 36
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    K.O. In Last Night's Boxing
    80 7 Boxing results at the Happy World last night: Little Loone (117) beat Fighting Kasaan (111%), on pcints. 0 3-min. Boy Karim llU 1 beat Kid Carpentier (111 on points. 6 3-min. De?inis Anderson beat Boy Allen on points. 4 2-min. Jeff Holmes beat Jimmy Boye
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    674 7 h The folloiving are the Share Market quotations issued by the Shcrebrokers' Assiciation for the week ended July 27. INDUSTRIALS Buyer Seller j Alexandra Brickworks Ords. $2.20 $2.50 I Alexandra Brickworks Prefs. 2.90 3.25 1 Brit. Malaya Trustee Executor Co. 7 oO 8.50 Consolidated Tin Smelters 24,6
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    World Racing Event?
    151 7 (By Vernon Morgan, Reuters Sports Editor). London, July 27. Ascot authorities are, I understand, planning a big new race which, they hope will attract the best horses in the world from the United States. France, Italy and even Lat n America. The race, which will be staged
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      422 7 im THE AIR I Broadcast every Tuesday, Thursday i and Saturday. 0900-JOOO hrs.) English Schools' Broadcast every Monday. Wednesday and Friday. 1100-1200 hn.l Chinese Schools' I Broadcast every Monday. Wednes- day and Friday. 1200-1400 hrs.) 300 metres in the medium wave band and 4.78 mega cycles per second in the
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    Expansion Plans For China's Rail, Harbour Facilities
    557 8 Reuter. Shanghai, July 27—Plans for the rehabilitation and expansion of China's rail and harbour facilities have been completed by the Executive Yuan's Engineering Mission. The whole railway system was found to be in very poor shape nr.ii im ariy 900 miles of track
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    RAF Releases 50 More Bungalows
    220 8 The Royal Air Force has greatly speeded up its programme for the de-reouisUion-irtg of civilian buildings on Singapore Island. Shortly, the move of No. 48 Squadron from Kalians to Changi will! release over fifty bungalows to the r owners. Of the original premises taken over
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    New Clashes In Persia
    59 8 Reuter. TEH ERA X. July 28.—Many pacple were injured in clashes among political parties yesterday et Abadeh, Southern Persia, the Teheran newspaper Ettelaat reported tonight. Police and gendarmes intervened and quiet was restored, 'Lhe report added. "If the differences are not settled immediately Abadeh women will
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    MUSLIM LEAGUE DISCUSS INTERIM GOVT. PLAN
    78 8 BOMBAY. July 28:—After a tvv ■Dd a h-ilf hour ;-e.vlnT. tho wck Ing committee of the Muslim Leagi called to tMaeadM km Lcr.jrHv** ixii tude towards the Viceroy's new piop—>!■ for an interim prcvernmcrt was adjourned until 10.30 to-morrow morniajr.. '"h" Viceroy's proposals apportion
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    RETURNS FROM "EXILE"
    48 8 -Eros- returns from exile -Eros," London' I famous ot all statues, which has been in a lon a uptime exile at OOpeTs Hill. EnglefUld Green, near Egham. returned t 0 London recently. Picture shows: "Eros" being loaded on to a lorry for transport to London.
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    US may compel use of synthetic
    203 8 Another Threat To Natural Rubber? A.P. WASHINGTON. July 2«.—Subsidies and compulsory use of synthetic rubber were recommended by the US Federal Interagency Policy Committee on Rubber as the best way of preserving: the U.S. synthetic rubber industry for national defence and keeping the UJ3.
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    142,000 War Crimes Victims
    106 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. July A new estimate that a sta?<rering total oT 14:2 07f> Americana and Filininos met death as a result of war crimes was ranorea by Assistant Secretary Homer C. Petersen of the War De part ment. The list is still growing. All but •one
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    "Poison Words" Cost 82 Lives
    164 8 Reuter. BRIDLINGTON. Yorkshire, July 28.—The Archbishop of York, Dr. Cyril Garbett, said here today that the most detestable kind of lying had caused the Palestine outrage (in which King David's Hotel. Jerusalem, was shattered by a terrorist bomb which caused at least 82 deaths). Lying
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    112 Arrested In Srinagar
    50 8 SRINAGAR. (India). July 28.- About 60 magistrates, policemen and soldiers ware injured today when they were stoned following the arrest of two persons charged with being members of an underground movement in Kashmir State. The disturbance was fully broken up with the arrest of 112 persons.
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    FAVOURITE WINS IRISH OAKS
    57 8 The Curragh, Eire, July 27 j The Maharani Cinabal Gaekwar loi Baroda's filly, Turkish Tune, 1 finished second in the Irish Oaks, j run over one-and-a-half miles i here tloday. Turkish Tune, starti ing 4 to 1, was beaten a neck by j the favourite Linaria,
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    Chinese Reds "Receiving Moscow Support"
    291 8 Summer Welles 9 Charge A.P. OF THE INCREASING T ENSION BETWEEN TOE it s AND RUSSIA," FORMER ITNDER SECREIAK OfMST\TE BI?MNER WELLES DECLARED IN HIS WFEKLY BROADCAST. H» called the continued presence of "large bodie, of forsiw troops within China" an "impediment to th? nation's
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    British HQ To Quit Cairo By September
    71 8 Reuter. ALEXANDRIA. July 28.—The headquarter* of British troops in Egypt will leave Cairo for the Suez Canal zone before the end of September as the first slag* of their withdrawal from Egypt, a commuique from the headquarters of Sir Miles Dempsey, Commander-in-chief Middle
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    Rocket Torpedo Is Latest
    129 8 A.P. SHARON. Pennsylvania, July 2i>. Rocket power which scientists harnessed to propel planes and projeetiks through the air now has been adapted 101 use under the sea th« West'njrhouse Electric corporation announced Saturday, with the approval of the U.S. Army air forces. A new aeriai tcrpedo
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    Opposition To Dismemberment Of Palestine
    223 8 JERUSALEM. July 28.—Any dismemberment of Palestine—whether by cantonisation. federalisation or by actual partition, would meet violent opposition from a minority of the Jews here and a majority of the Arabs. That was the consensus of the reaction of both official and unofficial Jews and Arabs
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    Plan to Transform "Old Mombasa"
    142 8 MOMBASA, Kenya. *uly "8 —A plan to transform picturesque historic "Old Mombasa" from an ve crowded, unhygienic slum area into an organised thriving community within t:n or twenty years was described here today by the South African town planner. Professor L. W. Thornton White. Using
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    $75-MILLION LOAN TO P.I.
    37 8 WASHINGTON, July 28—The House of Representatives by a voice vote approved an extension of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation's financial programme until next June and authorized it to loan $75,000,01)0 to the Philippine Republic.
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    Gandhi Has "Alternative Hand"
    235 8 BOMBAY, July 29. A breakdown in the presort British plan for the Indian 1 I rind me ready with tive hand,'* Mahatma Gandhi 1 declared Sunday in his weekly paper Harijan. Answering the quest] r v er he would advise the Congreai to accept the a>.ernauve
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    BEVIN IMPROVES
    36 8 Associated Press. LONDON, July 29. J* Foreign Office report* that British Foreign Setf*»J Ernest Bevin is "a little The report added that s he needs and there is disturbing about his i —Associated Press.
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    21 Hurt In Tokio Clash
    26 8 TOKIO, July 28.-K> that 21 persons WpK fcO tried to raid the office which recently settled a pute with coal mining
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