Morning Tribune, 5 August 1946

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE H 1 NO 83. tO CENTS \c:; s<res) MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1946.
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    UNO CHAIRMAN ASSAILS BIG 4
    1105 1 UNO CHAIRMAN ASSAILS BIG 4 Greece Claims Albanian, Bulgarian Territory PARIS, Aug. A.—M. Spaak of Belgium assailed the Big Four yesierday for ignoring small nations in preparing the European peace and for asking smaller nations for recommendations only afler severely handicapping them. inis oui burst from the President of the
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    Italian Navy: Experts Disagree On Division
    152 1 Italian Navy: Experts Disagree On Division PARIS, Aug. 4.— The Big Four naval experts committee failed to agree on the final allocation of the Italian warships to Britain, the United States and Soviet Russia, it was learned today. The B]g Four naval experts committee completed what became known as lists
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    Polish Govt. Criticises U.S. Ambassador
    266 1 Polish Govt. Criticises U.S. A m bassador I WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.— The Secretary of State, Byrnes and the Acting Secretary of State Mr. an Acheson, in an extraordinary statement issued Washington yesterday, declared the complete conAmerican Government in Ambassador thur Bliss Lane, who has been under attack by the i
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    Marshall Flies To Chiang
    94 1 Marshall Flies To Chiang Nanking, Aug. 4— Gen. George Marshall, United States Special Envoy, flew to the hill resort ot Ruling to talk with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, President of China, after hearing from the Communist leader. Gen. Chou En-lai, he latest details of the j air bombardment of Yenan by
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    Turkish Cabinet Resigns
    54 1 ISTANBUL, Aug. 4. If. Bfctt D cabinet lias resigned Unexpeci- ediy. President Lsmet Inonu ha>; entrust* r] Pefcer former Minister <>♦ Na tional Defence and Interior. v. i L h th* formation of new cabinet Peker vvlio resigned maister 01 Interior for health resaons i, May 1943
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    102,000 People Were Questioned
    191 1 JERUSALEM, Aug. 4.— The Palestine Government announces that the four-day search in Tel-Aviv resulted in the detention of 762 persons including 22 women. A total of 102,000 persons were questioned, the announcement said. The Police declined to confirm officially reports of the arrest of Itzhak Yeternidky,
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    10,000 MILES NON-STOP ATTEMPT
    60 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 4— A U.iS. Army Superfortress, the 'Dreamboat', is poised at Honolulu for a '0,000-mile nonstoD fight over the Arctic to Cairo. The plane, extensively modified to carry a heavy load of fuel, will start in the "near future, flyine: the great '.ircle :ou*e via
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    RELIC FOR V.Cs.
    43 1 LONDON, Aur. A—A bronz* ?Bnnon captured at r.ilaclavu nrentad to the 0.0.c 'V*^ f -n Command in 1903 ha^ a» the request >f *hO OffifV Of We to the Tower Of London I m< i I flown to p Cros-
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    CHINASE WIVES FOR U.S.?
    35 1 WASHINGTON. An*?. 4 Thr> T S. Semi" has adopted and sent I the White House legislation I Lhorlse admission to the United Bt* I tea of Chinese wives of American eitiams.
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    "SHABBY TREATMENT" OF CLERKS CRITICISED
    391 2 "HAUNTING FEAR" (ECONOMIC INSECURITY) MUST GO" The hooe thai B new chapter will be 'written set,h,>Ti> :•n s of employment of clerical workers on an or, liberal scale, providing for a better salary •1 and provident fund as well as sick, casual and Son leave,
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    Conference In Secrecy
    99 2 r(By Tribune Pa porter) kuala LUMPUR, Sunday Tw< -seven delen resenting various clerical unions from all parti of the country conferred behind closed da in k Lumpui day under the chairmanship of Mr Khoo Teik f I'; understood that th< dl on* during the two-da nfcrence win
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    Australian Tourist Bureau For S'pore
    92 2 15 ■I v. (Air Mail) I"• South Wales Govern- a Tourist Bureau in Singapore attract m< i laid Ue would with iii the Sydney Daily Telegrapn :i i poodent clal d leal place Bureau i ipping from .ill over the world there. In formation, Mr.
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    Javanese Shot Dead
    29 2 A J.r. < ||j .i« DO i•venlni in Kmm licxk i> be Mill irbi d Um Pirt f bl -'lrifi I ar;d oMf| v.-i $022 ?,<> i foh
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    PETROL PUMP BLAZE
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    Girl Guides
    39 2 uirj nde ompanies winch rmed since the Japirrender are req i I I < n municate with the SingaHeadquarten wit ii a view to afl \ddreBB to: Misfl < •er of Girl Guides, CEZ M. School 134, Sophie R
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    SIAMESE ELECTION MANOEUVRES
    126 2 BANKKOK, Au| s |EO- f > ho li f of the Parliament r >r three ticm which the damping of a <: nt charr< ruI d their effect in BangDe- I of the H ntett T v.t, the OotJ tre ex- f tho s< I and tl
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    ITALY INVITED
    44 2 ROME 4.— An invitation l P< ice Conference I by the Kalian Oovenra last i Min -t' uncttf. Th« delefrates, headed by Premier will Lav.- for me cn Wednesday. The rroop h.-!,) B four-hour eonlast iiieht witli militwrv econ perts.* A. P.
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    Singapore' Holiday Exodus
    134 2 Singapore Holiday Exodus Taking advantage ol V J holidays, a large number ol s J port residents wtnt Up-couj 1 ing the week-end. The night mail train from sJ pcre to Kuala Lumpur on pjl was unusually crowded. The a m3il on Saturday night also cj more than a full
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    Safeguarding Peace Talk Delegates
    310 2 Sharpshooters On Roof I PARIS, Aug. 3.— Crack French sharpshootel climb to the roof of Luxembourg Palace befor evej session of the Paris Conference to stand guard ovj Allied statesmen as they talk peace below. They watcfl every meeting through skylights. scanning the crosl for possible
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    TANKER EXPLODES
    24 2 JERUSALEM, All I tanker Empire Cross exploded and sank f» at Haifa harbour. The tween 30 and 40. of wba n -cued.
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    JERUSALEM OUTRAGE
    22 3 Soldiers digging through rubble of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem after the recen* outrage, to remove dead and injured.
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    S.R.C. REOPENS THIS WEEK
    229 3 Hie Singapore Recreation Club which was de-re-by the Army authorities at the end of July illy opined on Aug. 9 when a general of all members will be held at 5.30 p.m. In a report covering tne period July 1. 1941 -o June 30, 1946, the
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    UNKNOWN
    38 3 the be- d robbc- ri r rom the Chinese bowing a marked incr< there n 75 compared with 1M In Jify -h grea- Timings f! Th\t the nu red nut in majority of ind tl mopaid. Reuter
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    Australian Ambassador To U. S.
    38 3 Australian Ambassador To U. S. CANBERRA, Aup. 2:-Prlm« Minister Joseph B. Chiflpy ann-ni that Kinp George had approv. d the appointment of Norman M»k n m Jhe Australian Ambassador to the UHtod States, effectire from A 1 o
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    "High Level" Decision To Send Indian Troops To Basra
    457 3 "High Level" Decision To Send Indian Troops To Basra NEW DELHI, Aug. 3.— The Government of India in an addendum early today to its communique last night announcing the dispatch of troops to the Iraq port o* Basra stated: "There is no question of troops going into Persia except In
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    Naval Officers Scandal
    193 3 SHANGHAI. August 3.— Press dispatches from Nanking reported dismissal of a Fleet commander and arrest of two leading officers* On a charge of smuggling poods into China aboard the eight American warships presented to China which arrived here on July 19It was also reported that almost every
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    BA MAW FOR RANGOON
    81 3 TOKIO, Aug. 3- Dr. Ba Maw, BUTmeflp political leader, has been rcleaied from Sukarno prison banded 10 the attache of the r Kuicrtlom liaison mission. He s la er flown to Iwakuni, Hoi where he will board a British plat for Rangoon. Bu Ifaw waj arrested
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    Coal Nationalisation Will Cost £164 Million
    65 3 i.ondon, Aup. 2: Thi global sum of CO! ion to d for certain I f the Br ?ish •.--•al industry which is to l»«' national! th«- Labour Government h fl ted to £164,660,000 I y the n tribunal, it hi m Inouneed Th. f«ri
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    NAZIS WHO ASSISTED JAPANESE
    173 3 NAZIS WHO ASSISTED JAPANESE SHANGHAI, August 3. Twenty three Nazis, who helped in the fight of their Allies in China after Germany's surrender, will go on trial next week, Colonel Edward Young. U.S. Army Trial Judge advocate announced today. He said the defendents belonged to the German High Command intHli
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    ATTLEE BACK IN LONDON
    122 3 ATTLEE BACK IN LONDON I LONDON. Aur. B—The8 The BritU* I Prime Minis?tcr, Mr. rioment Attl»'C returned to London by nir toniprht He came straight from the plenary I session of tho Paris Conference, j whore ho had ipeni nearly two hour*j litteniiiK to ■peochci by deltffsti frrtm India and
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    U.S. CAR PRODUCTION
    32 3 DETROIT v. Production of pii'ni' truck* in ,d Cii id* dwinq kb* dipff Julv N >> 76 995 vehicles comowrd w\*^ T4.018 »h8 to Ward's :v t rem A. P.
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    Marginal Comment
    1218 4  -  Harold Nicholson I Copyright In Malaya j By (BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE LONDON SPECTATOR) J Governor Protests LONDON I I l it ind my i rvai r i i •< k of. I m en rail dor aw i L< us shall I ipon rough and i
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    The Morning Tribune MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1946. Thirty-Two Years
    348 4 The Morning Tribune MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1946. Thirty-Two Years almo forj tnnivi In of thl >i the expirati >n ultinu rei ulting I to i Ih n the whicl rbe O 8, t 14 days, Yi\ is not < imposed ol cal i cords but based on events and their
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    Blackshirts Make The Defence
    92 4 Blackshirts Make The Defence K EM BERG j fence of Hitler's 88 I of the six Nazi orga I a s criminal -w«g op-. war crimes tribunal >.. noon. Of its 400.000 ncmbei half the pre-war strct b e affected by th e bril many belonged to "Wa:: notably i
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      159 5 I cK. TANG I to* tera J »nd Crafts. I rt;M VOJ»e Of W* tr t "f7youT^ flture9 th ?ange of beauty product* luei Compacta. Pace Powders, E?b. Lotions etc. Ute*t ship- P E AUabui Co., sorth Bridge Road. B*pore. W- tivTici w Book §tor« P POR BOOKS it, high
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      161 5 it's obtainable anywhere it's in ~> Jhc $inqapDh& ShopA Electrical United Trading Co v 11, Stamiord Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US. Embroidery Duect Importer* of all kinds of Chineae Hand- made Fancy Goods GOODSTORE 10. Battery Road (Rodney House), Singapore. Flowers Lotus Flower Shop AT
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      214 5 era I Merchandise FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT MARCO 5, Stamford Road, Singapore. Where a new shipment of porcelain DINNER SERVICE BETS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected. Telephone 7563. Hair Dressers Ladies Hair Dressers, Latest Fashions and Manicure by Miss Anna Majorie Ann Ladies Hair Dressing Saloon Formerly of
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      141 5 Men's Wear BUX WASHINGTON BRAND SHIRTS (a Gents Distinctive etyllsb Bhirtt) Call at— E. ALLABUX CO., 92, North Bridge Road, Singapore. Music Store T\MA Music House fl/63, High Street, Singapore. Por ?lANOB, MUSIC ft RECORDS Phone 7410. Optk hits Regarding the eye tight Comult: New China Optical Co 71. High
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      171 5 Refrigeration Marden Company Refrigerating Engineer! 82, Orchard Road P. O. Box 755 Telegrams "MAUDE* Singapore. Sanitary Contractors FONCHIN Co., Ltd I P Office 64, Walllch Btreet. Phone No. 7557. ary Electrical Contractor Building Repairers and QcD«r% Importers. Shoes I SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILDING, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Silk Store NEH
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    Why Grow Old?
    31 6 Josephitu u nan Thi-, ij(>uti(j $iarleti /o eph ■> town n'j arm exet h vigoi n hatvn above However, alien you do > turn '> paimt of :h n hand upward.
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    With Vigour
    372 6 We Bomel v diti i ai fnadd i ol n hole pictui e i• 'I !i« I notl loveiit i the i w d fii nn arm all wish to i -<••.'' tblan< <• of On mppi i ii- When tour of the Brm improves, also. Thei are
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    CANADA WILL ASK WHY
    55 6 r.-para-I the I Alp dicated his < ma opj iWftrd t0 A p WASHINGTON, Aucr. 3 The Marttin. B of H buili m< 134 urer- '<> foreign goverai price *»*e "J""^ lars Pran<k got 76, Nett* 45; Including 28 Übeny "h 14 with lert <n them
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    MACARTHUR PRAISED
    105 6 M ACARTHUR PRAISED WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON, August 3, Dr. Andrew Nelson, back from 8 months in Japan as Chief of Religious re- search for the U.S. Army, declared "The choice of General MacArthur to rule Japan was definitely providential." A former r i*ih Day Advent ist Missionary in Japan, he
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    Imports Of Luxury Goods: Cut Urged
    220 6 HANGHAI, Aug. 2. C hina should conr- I imoor sof capital such as machines and I cbine tools— and drastically cut import* of I 'ind luxury items, stated Mr. Chu Shih-huans. I chairman of the Shanghai Bankers* Association, a conference here. I k ol
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    15 6 Our Dumb Blonde •That proves he's J thoroughbred those mm my best undies. 1 I
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    BIKINI WATERS STILL RADIOACTIVE
    46 6 Bikini, Aug. The Bomb Task Force prohibited minp or walking on Bii below the high tide mark radioactivity nine days underwater bomb had explG Officers said there VU t'frous amount of radios the water but a small ken consistently would affect J"
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    Latest Gossip From The British Studios
    1729 7 of fundamentals which ann him. Michael Redgrave is to play Banter Shawcross, the cenral character of 'Fame Is The Spur. This also delights the author. Ever since he saw Michael in "Kipps" he has believed that he would make an ideal Shawcross. Rosamund John
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    Aga Khan Urges Union With America
    360 8 Aga Khan Urges Union With America inion ol Gr( ai Brinited Statt lecture here on t roni to back but han tena. an I I) »mini< I peopl ild not look i It n if nomencla urc I n r b "y- ixellent we the ir:i the United wlthoul a
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    Jap Printers Had Busy Month
    25 8 TOKIO A '■'>■ I annoum 'day i an °t a payi) for produce and large amoun n n lea %nai A.P.
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    18 Hurt In Election Battle
    237 8 18 Hurt In Election Battle NEW YORK, Aim. 2. At cast 18 people were injured afier an election fight n the little Tennessee town ;f Athens which is said to be in the- hands of "GI partisans." Th" injured belong to the party to which Gls are opposed. On»' of
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    Extremists Driven Off
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    Troops For Basra Only In Case Of Emergency
    134 8 NEW DELHI. Aus. 3.- The Government of India in an addendum ,ri;ly today to its communique last night announcing the dispatch of >. troops to the Iraq port of Basra stated: There is no question of. troops going into Persia except in
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    Guinea Pigs "Killed" — Then Revived
    92 8 Guinea Pigs "Killed" Then Revived R \SHINOTON, Arm. 3. Germans "killed" guinea with cold and then more than 15 minutes later after their heart had stopped, brought them "back D D ipon hui d in flight ild not m arc chfti I and all noi t -d. •i minutes later
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    ASSAULTED RED OFFICIAL M. P. PUNISHED
    122 8 ASSAULTED RED OFFICIAL M. P PUNISHED Aug. 2. Merlin J. Graham, an I milj .11 convictfd by a special Ui I A] of assaulting a Russian embassy ult j rouk on May 29 was reduced from ]j: M t -class to private, restricted to the pos uM month and fined
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    Prefers To Be American
    100 8 Prefers To Be American CHICAGO, Aug. 3. -Juan de Aba;. a 41, claimed to be the fn\s f civilian Filipino sworn in a s a citizen of the U.S. Federal Judge William Campbell administered th P oath and welcomed him i n to the citizenship. D»> Abaya, bom in Luzon,
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    UNKNOWN
    179 8 TOKIO, Aufr. 3: An. Russian-American clash in thejl Council for Japan meeting on jfl loomed today as the SecretaryM eral released the agenda ror.:tfl Soviet request for informatiojH if suits of the SCAP January (H rective barring "undesirab nel from public office." I Lt- -General Kuzina D»>-,tM introduced a
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    EGYPT'S REPLY
    35 8 CAIRO. An*. 3. f th»- British prOpC revision of tho 19* Treaty sent I Thursday show mined attitude", it -Mi-el here today. Reports, however rejected the BritM. the points in disput described Reuter
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    Crippled Ship May Be Saved
    172 9 Crippled Ship May Be Saved London, Aug. 2:— it is possible that the United States merchant ship American Farmer (8,268 tons),' earlier believed to have sunk as th>> result of a collision, may .tiot< j be lost after allAccording to the latest naval information at Plymouth, the vessel, though badly
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    CIVILIANS TROUNCE ARMY BY INNINGS
    329 10 81 ma h the Army 0] nai L6 Patrbun M n U fell to A BchutX r- who for 17 and for 26 d< d th« u r i nd anin j be third bail I Oi wd< r »nd cut and 8 pdi and
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    DEATH OF MR. G. H. GARTSIDE
    36 10 DEATH OF MR. G. H. GARTSIDE Mr. G. H. Qarttkle, well-known Taipmg lawyer, ptmtd away at Eatu Gajah Hospital on July 27. He hac' [been practising there sine.. 1015 and I wag Interned during the occupation.
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATION
    608 10 folUnong arc the l iore Market quota W Qh*r*hrnkers' ASSOC for the week end. >! aW PHIALS Sailer B Icworkf $2.20 $250 candra Brickworks Brit Malaya Ti i Sc Executor Co. 7.50 R.50 lolMwted Tin 24/6 86/-cd. tern United su ranee >ift w FraserA Weave Ltd. 26.50
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    FIRE APPLIES
    25 10 DUBLIN, Aug has i pplted n become r> [ted Noti< os, nounced last nigh't. will be consid next .tinir of Aa iembly.- Reuter
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      196 10 IVy ThlS AMERICAN Answer To S«<ard»y« Puzzle. a hoc- 23 -Kind „f X r > Mu;l honu- n cVBl\" r ""'TM^ < 'vl 40 Tliiv,. s>rik,- ii sJ Ji L J^EMS i:i r p Bt^- s Tg|s\v '.-.H Shaving of HILL N Ht- "d tho hf-ad sVi^l^'i t *A r
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    UNKNWON
    44 11 1 -y icm 90 Dove I I S ,Gr lC orv 164 B, I Park.' NotK, i 178 not nut. AKn 66 K, Somera t. -n- i iT.MMnkin h«. K/'ll2 J:t.:k-.r 63 not our K 97 n<n -u. I i,r 82'. W "-111".
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    COUNTY CRICKET LEAGUE
    145 11 I DON; I Uowlng Countrj cricki I championship Df inclu endt d L ITY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE Ut Innings L<'aci LUKUUCUI puints for tle innings in march !osi Reuter P W L D NR L D Pts. IT 13 0 13 0 1 160 18 12 L 1
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    War criminals Escaping
    30 11 War criminals Escaping The criminals UHB| with an to at acjing cli of the r flivi- t foi tl released M only I r .(>r they r rican om- A.P.
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    Singapore Chinese Lose 4 Wickets For 1 Run
    389 11  -  Cecil Wong j PENAN G LEAD ON FIRST INNINGS I ((By After winning the toss and sending the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club in to bat on a drying wicket, the Penang Chinese Recrearion Club secured a 19-run j lead on the first
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    Jeff Conda Wins again
    127 11 Jeff Conda retained his unbeaten record when he knocked jut Bosca Boa of Selangor in the fifth round of the main even of the wrestling nt the Great World on Saturday. Bosca Boa was a .substitute for Harry Revel. Scoring two clear pins, Chunky Harman, the
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    Irish Horse Wins The Chesterfield
    241 11 Irish Horse Wins The Chesterfield GOODWOOD, Sussex. Aug. 2:~ The jointly owned Irish-bred Signalman proved the best of the three Irish challengers by winning the Chesterfield Cup, valued at £1,000, ever a mile-and-a-quarter On the concluding day of the Goodwood Meeting. Signalman, ridden by Hairy Wragg, won in a great
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    NEW BELGIAN GOVT.
    47 11 «usselb, Au P Ctmiltol nuy&mans, veteran Belgian social. st, t( j night announced the formation a hem Bei^iaa Govrmmont. Re-: plating Achille van Acker's' coalition which resigned last month it includes socialists, liberals. POtumunlstt nnd non-party "technicians It wiH take the oath to-morrow. Reuter
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    AMICABLE BADMINTON PARTY
    103 11 A t a general meeting of the Amicable Badminton Party, the following wer e elected office-bearer* tor the ensuing year: Patron: Mr. Yeo Khee Song; President: Mr. Sim Yonu Ifbk; VicePresidents: Mr. Nti Aik Koon an r l Mrs. Yeo; Hon. Secretary: Mr. Roberi Tan; Hon. Asst.
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    3 Knockouts In Last Night's Boxing
    106 11 3 Knockouts In Last Night's Boxing Following are the results 1 the boxing contests held at thf Happy World last nighi. Jimmy Bird 154^> knocked out Jimmy Hail (162^) in the first of a 10 x 3 nvn. rounds bout. Jimmy Welch (13-U) knocked out Baby Eagle (13ft) in the
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    Singapore Soccer Teams Beaten In K.L.
    53 11 COur Ov.n Reporter KUALA LUMPUR,. Sunday.- The Sclangor Chincs e Recreation Club, beat the Singapore Recreation Club at a soccer match played at the I Padang today by 3—l. At tbe T.P.C.A. ground the home team beat the Singapore Chinese Football Association at soccer
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    HK In The News again
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    INDIANS' GOOD STARTAGAINST GLAMORGAN
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    PENANG RACES
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    SRC Beaten In KL
    54 11 (By Tribune Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday The Sngftpore Recreation dub u-as defeated by the BelaDgor Rangers by 67 run:, in a a h ulayt(i In Kuala Lumpur today. Th Qrsi ii. valized 151 'Lea Soon Wee S7) to which -at ion Club could reply with only
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    Troops Sail For Basra
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    Jerusalem Outrage Killed 91
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    21 Chinese Killed In Clash With French
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    42 12 WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-Aiß can»s will celebrate the first arj-B sory of Japan's surrender onH J4 as "Victory Day." Pre.identH inan has proclaimed the day asfl for "solemn commemoration cfl .devotion of men and women I whose sacrifices victory was acJ ed." I
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    24 12 HERFORD (Germany^ Au, I Tne possibility of increasing rail m the British zone of Gt.manyß discussed on Saturday at Kie:B British occupation leaders. I
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