Morning Tribune, 12 August 1946

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    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE safasfasf (Sew Seres) 12, 1946. 10 CENTS
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    182 1 Aug. 11. --Official ■euro- said France m protest to the B| Government ■actions of Chinese Boops, who m July B crossed 80 kilo■nio Indo-China m His against 800 I Communists, who from Kwanglo Northern Indom Chinese regular* f partisans ambushed a Kni'i >ii July 31 .it TienBv:c'nam Republic, which
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    24 1 I;/"* U-llen be- members of the **«mi, terrorist ormaae an unsuccess°°venmient mhSfjW^ w y ere t attempr r ari exchange ol Qade so
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    ITALY PLEADS "CANNOT PAY REPARATIONS"
    439 1 ITALY PLEADS "CANNOT PAY REPARATIONS" Paris Au£ 11 —Presenting the Italian case before the 21 nations, Alcide de Gasperif Italian Premier, described the statements on Italian co-belligerency as reserved who q{a j^^ said Kaly l0S more than 100,000 dead and mifisdnff not including the 50,000 who fell m the partisan
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    Austria: Soviet 'Reserves Right'
    150 1 Vienna. Aug. 11. —The Soviet authorities m Vienna said m a .statement today that m vieiv of the British and American refusal to support the Soviet motion condemning the Austrian nationalisation law they "reserve the right to take all necessary steps to protect Soviet interest n
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    U.S. Compromise For Palestine Reported
    738 1 Washington, Aug. 11.— The unitea states oLate department has now completed a compromise proposal tor settlement of the Palestine problem, and for resolving differences between the British and United States Governments over the plan for a federalized Palestine, prepared by the Anglo-American experts m London,
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    51 1 New York, Aug. 11.— According to radio messages from Quito, capital of Ecuador. President Dr. Jose Mar* a Vclasco Ibarra has resigned following the defeat of the Socialist attempt to seize power. The radio said that 80 prople are under arrest and orders have been issued for the arrest of
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    Pro-Yugoslav Demonstration By 7,000
    153 1 Pro-Yugoslav Demonstration By 7,000 TRIESTE, Aug. 11.— About 7000 pro Tito Italians took part m an orderly demonstration today at MonFalcone, .shipbuilding cemr c 15 miles north of Trieste, demanding that their town, now m Italian territory* should be included m YugoslaviaIn th > proposals for the Trieste I area
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    29 1 DAR-ES-SALAAM, Attg. 11.- Th< \^a Khan, tho Brpum ami Prince SaraudMi left this mornincr by air vj t bic Liairit.- safari m \h {l famous Serengetl Plain. Northern Tanganyika.
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    5 Killed In Lorry Crash
    92 1 5 Killed In Lorry Crash lOur Own Reporter* PENANG, Sunday. Five persons were killed and six Others injured a> th P result of an accident which occurred at Bukit Mertnjam when a motor lorry carrying 11 people knocked agaiut the $id r of a bridge and overturned into a nearby
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    Marshall's New Task A Coalition?
    85 1 NANKING, Aug 1 1 Observers m Nanking were today convinced that General Marshall will now give up negotiations on the level of the committee of three, which dealt primarily with military aspects of Uhina, and instead attempt to forge m all-party coalition. In Nanking gloom
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    GENERALS ARRIVE AT CAMBERLEY
    43 1 London, Aug. 11. More than 40 generals, commanding British forces m widely-separated pans of the world, arrived a: the Staff Colh ge at Cambt>r!."y on Saturday for the gr< otest conference ol high-rank'ng officrs the Army has ever known.
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      60 1 A FEW OF THE NEWLY ARRIVE D ARTICLES CIAN SINGH'S HAVE ON DISPLAY FOR LADIES FOR GENTS SWIMMING SUITS ITALI \N SHIRTINGS (m poptllmi stripe designs) BMB: GEORGETTE BLOUSES TOOTAL TIES Hungarian Fashioned) {m lnt f patUfw) PUBI SILK GLOVES TROPIIYIACTIC HAIR COMBS SILK KNICKERS PLASTIC TOASTRACKS FOR CHILDREN KOALA
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    Reparations: UK Challenges Soviet Right
    535 2 LONDON ><> The British Government m last week on the economic treatments oi Germany declared that unless and until Germany as a !u<\ l }ad an export surplus the Soviet Government S^wnot ntitled to take by way of reparation «ood currently produced, or stocks, and
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    248 CIVILIANS RETURN
    92 2 Singapore, Sunday. With 610 Servieet personnel and' 248 civil iani on hoard, the i.s. march of Bermuda dropped anchor m Singapore harbour last night. The Monarch of Bermuda is on*- id th<- three ihipi srh<-dul»'d to 'iifi't i icemen and women fur thf United Kingdom during the
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    Officer Killed In Rail Smash
    110 2 (Our Ov7i Reporter} Penanc, Sunday. While en route to Kotu Bharu, a Biv; h officer Captain B. B. Lumley, RE Assistant Garrison Engineer, 152 Indian Works sec 'm Penang, was killed and two r m» n injured m an early morning rail accident ni ar
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    BEAUTY QUEEN NO. 2
    24 2 BEAUTY QUEEN NO. 2 Julia binte Mohamed, who wan awarded second prize m the Main/an Beauty Competition at the MAHA Exhibition m Kuala Lumpur.
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    Germans See "The Great Dictator" Film
    263 2 BERLIN, Aug. 10:— Charlie Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" was shown experimentally here for the nrst time to a German audience last night and met wtih a generally unfavourable reaction. In general, the criticism were that the Nazi rror was still too fresh n Cvii'in
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    Girl Falls To Death
    68 2 (Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Sunday. Tragedy befell a Chinese cabaret 1 girl, Molly See. last night when she fell headlong from a hotel building to the ground, her skull being smashed. She visited the Shanghai Hotel m Northam Road with thre c other friends and was
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    Penang Pays Tribune To Its Founder
    265 2 (Our Own Reporter) I Penang, s Jn J The memorial to Captain Light stood for so J more than the commemoration of an 18th fcj hero. It stood as a reminder of the happier (d freedom and justice, declared the Penang Muni President Mr.
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    STABBED TO DEATH
    23 2 A Javanese labour* r. f-mployed and living m Wilhelmina Camp. Katoiig. found stabbed to d^ath In his quarters yesterday morning.
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    50 2 SHANGHAI, Aug. American motor-car m facturlng company Hating with Chinese iM for the erect on of cnjM bile OSSi mbly plan: infl The annual produdoM be 50,000 cars. I Meanwhile, neqo-[V*m repor'ed to be ;.-M "smoothly" for an a(*M Egyptian raw cotton !vW ese tea and cotton M Reuter
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    91 2 (From Our Special CofT!^B The stape is all set 'or M court martial of 263 pL<fl Gn charges of mutiny. The court will sit m ijH hangar which has bee:i 6^H two Union Jacks h'biriM sident's sent. Microphone, have for the prosocution tables and the v. itn^ss I H
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    60 2 LONDON, Aug Q 9^H approach' d the 1 M mem with the vie* M into the X^ er «iM which after he r JB the Internaional i lation Comm^'>ifl was formed b > M States. Holland *-M tain to discuss questions bir powers orrr! Committee. I Brazil's ar^i jposs^sso^
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    PARLIAMENT CRASH
    55 3 B Aug.i a ca following a 70 mph chase by m Patrol car, cashed through the balustrade m^ r pe of Commons on d plunged 20 feet on to the mw *n A youth was killed and another seriousX """Win vas still sitting when the crash occur- hed
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    136 3 JL h d lett er to the Times to-dsy I r( fth r Postmaster-General m I our Kf Do ald who was k »l«l I or t B h '1- mg David Hote1 ur^« I J of 1 re n°^ Palestine to make J y oil the Palestine oroblem
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    Secret Organisation Plans Illegal Jewish Immigration
    513 3 LONDON, Aug. 10. I^egal Jewish immigrants for Palestine are being funnelled across Europe by a gr secret organization believed to be working with ruthless efficiency and discipline. Its unwritten "laws" p scribing even a maximum luggage load are absolutely binding on all Jews who
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    Russian Goods: Poor Quality Exposed
    122 3 Russian Goods: Poor Quality Exposed MOSCOW, Aug. 9.— A number of consumer goods made m Russia this year were so bad that the public refused to buy them and they went no further than the floors of shops, the Government newspaper Izvestia said today m an article exposing the deficiencies
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    BOT Survey Of Raw Materials
    78 3 London, Aug. 10. A Bonrd o' Trade survey of raw mtaeriala supplies says rubber is more or and is likely to remain so. pfluc and gelatine poor with dis appointing supplies of bone- and tfliM'.stOck from India a^d t'/ Kast. Th«- bedding and upholstery tra
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    DRUGGED TOBACCO IN LONDON
    116 3 DRUGGED TOBACCO IN LONDON LONDON, AU 10:— Drut tiuarettes, made of Indian hi lobacco, are being sold m West End of London, according to the Da.ly Graphic. Indian hemp is bought from lascan- when ships dock and resold at lOC per cent profit, but addicts pay as much as £2
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    FUSION PLAN: PROGRESS
    124 3 BERLIN, Au*. 10.-Air U Sir Shnlto Douglas, C-in-C of eke British Occupation Forces m Or many, declared at i presi enof. rence en Friday that 4nglo-Americaji discussions for ecOOotn t fofion of the two zones are "proceeding smoothly" and joint Oermaa adntnistrations for i"o< < f and
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    UNRRA Shipping War Supplies To China
    232 3 GENEVA, Aug. B:— Dr. C. N. Li, the Chinese delepale, at the plenary meeting of UNRRA conference here today urged that the United Nations should include humanitarian work c is an integral part of Its functions preferably m its social and economic coun- He
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    The Morning Tribune MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1946. Income Tax
    276 4 The Morning Tribune MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1946. Income Tax 4 < b€ imed. 1 1 mci 11l be r< the n i unemployed i i i ther< are very work N unerce v>i •hi- oi Government labour offer no a traction to a competent i mercial clerical mployi St-\i) v.
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    Britain's Scarcest Commodity-News
    1192 4 Britain's Scarcest Commodity-News Id todaj and «r< U r revoifl nan .a. industrial ai.d mcial reform. Bur what does r; i abou If all, what I red to drably little. m pre war daj for tl c '^t member that halnatlonal news- 22 pages, m our p k p: Iven
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    55 4 ma the eft 0 21'W two suites I ca^e /rom '/j e r.V.Bj at Xt majoran ci*fa-tU under R.AF. coniroifl one realise a tha- rM airfield i* guarie^^M Hsh soldiers. r^J guards noticed J incomprcli-'riMbie 1 t;jc paper od^l <Ml a comp/efe pa^l ca.se proti ft::rejH things can happt
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    64 4 PEIPING, Aiu I •ed Btati irini I of Frday w< re I'.-idiH coal train 50 Chin s< rtio ~M detachment, the li.l headquarters ar.nounicH No marines wew I two Chinese las I ported. I Armed Chin se banoH ed iharges which :"M engine and 8 car; :-fl coal train
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      138 5 Ik iav fca VALLEY ROAD. KgapoßE- s 9 WLito oi Easwru Am Lnd Crafts. va lue at Minimum Cost F I Beaut) fak jt^TfeAtures witb widert ■\i beauty product! Icooipactt. Face Powderi, Sj on* etc. Latest iWpI AJabui i Co., R Bridge Road, B'port. 1 O Paper I FOR BOOKS
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      167 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's m Electrical United Trading Co., 11, 6tamlord Road, Singapore. IF IX IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US. Embroidery Duect Importers of ail kinds of CianeM Hand-made Fancy Goods tiff W OJU& -M CrmtiML 10. Battery Road (Rodney House), Singapore. Flowers i i i ii i
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      218 5 General Merchandtk FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT MARCO 6, Stamford Road, Singapore Wr.ere a new shipment of porcelain DINNER SERVICE SETTS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected. Telephone 7563. j Hair Dressers Ladies Hair Dressers. Latest Fashions and Manicure by Miss Anna Majorie Ann Ladies Hair Dressing Saloon Formerly of
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      135 5 Men's Wear BUX WASHINGTON BRAND SHIRTS 'A Gents Distinctive Stylish Shirts) Call at— E. ALLABUX CO., 92 North Bridge Road, Singapore. Musk Store T.M.A- Music House, 61 63. High Street. Singapore. For PIANOS, MUSIC RECORDS Phone 7465. Optician Regarding the eye sight Consult: New China Optical Co. 71, Hi^h Street,
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      161 5 Refrigeration Marden Company Refrigerating Engineer > 82, Orchard Road P.O. Box 755 Telegrams: "MARDEN" Singapore. Sanitary Contractor) FONGHIN Co., Ltd. Office 64. Wallich Street, Phone No. 7557. Sanitary Electrical Contractors, Building Repairers and General Importers. Shoes SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILDING, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Silk Store NEH SILKS In New
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    Why Grow Old?
    6 6  -  Josephine Lowman >r
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    A Stitch In Time
    326 6 l seenu m the 1 ignifi( ai ndi 'a life. 'l hi i true no only bi ing <■ rising but al o I I ire given ip i cii v ince the i ii ol th< a Many of th« c women had n< i
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    U.S. Protest To Rumania
    65 6 U.S. Protest To Rumania WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. Thi United States Government has sent a strong protest to the Rumaniar Gorernment apainst the detention oi Rumanian citizens employed by United States military and political missions at Bucharest, diplomatic sOureea here stated today. The same sources stated that it is thought these
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    French Know The Beauty Secrets
    428 6 m, nc of Amertn who seek to make thei^ives m ap] earance to follow French v,, will have to eat less and walk more, but it will he worth it," she said npon her return from Pans. T' :r'-nch, she "During the war, when th<
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    16 6 Our Dumb Blonde "Not too much, hM those are the only drJ eggs we've got." I
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    New Captain For "American Farmer
    72 6 LONDON. Aug. 9. -A I Captain is flying from j t/7i'/ed States to takecharM the crippled American im s?iip, American Fa ivhich mere are rival Brim and American salvage fl of over £1,000.000. When (he Amcrc ivhich is now lyitlQ I mouth Harbour after here
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      104 6 5 IJ*L illlXKlt EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUhM sti.- t'an't Unite Al:ik<' II g y Al CapPj J^ ''/'r\^T r^)^ r llli lllli— I HOW MUCH WOULD I'lL M^EXACTLY AH KiN i- 11 W^ LISTENS T EV R Y MOOSICAL V OUR pfr r>AV— rAC,H is '»!>•**''■ O
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    Gossip From The London Film Studios
    1151 7 F^ 6. B ;iiTl If I g* n B subj ling tnd I ry T'h 1 X :l vr 1 ia j; V lo learn 1 IB KM n d m' ft ft B- m. m I nd the i>s [iguratuik. m. .m nu>
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    Oh, to be in England...!
    445 7 This is what they eat m England where strict retioniner is still the order of the day. Bacon and Ham: The present normal weekly ration is three ounces. The pre-war average consumption was five and a half ounces. During wartime normal ration ranged between eight
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    AMNESTY FOR EXNAZI YOUTHS
    200 8 under 2i giv( n al amm I•. Marshal of I v.l Sir Sholto Douglas, Commander-in-Cnier of told a press conference here u j-c' been ed •'> denazlncai pan consideration to had been unabl< to resist the pressure whi *h<m to beconK I zis. unl i >n
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    Newest 'Now It Can Be Told'
    165 8 Newest 'Now It Can Be Told' LO< if B The en of th< ed op«- of th<- i' war— Lofoti berg ;i/d lii > -t been cd. It i HM S. Quebec* 01 1 rations 4 the count ry the upper rej chea F 10 of the fn I combined
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    Palestine Talks: UK Will Not Limit Scope
    95 8 Palestine Talks: UK Will Not Limit Scope doei not of the to be held at f August 1 on cf the 1 i ftated thii mon He was commentin g nviUtion to the PaH Execut re had been rejected on the ground that f e< en i] •I would not
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    ITALY BUYS 50 LIBERTY SHIPS
    28 8 WASHINGTON, An*. B.— The Maritime Commission has approved Italy's application to purchase BO American Liberty ships to help rebuild the Italian merchant marine
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    PERSONALITIE at LUXEMBOUROUS
    608 8 By Fraser Wighton, Reuter's Political Con- I PARIS, Aus. 10.— August heat and la I gilded and tapestried conference salon of i I Palace would send delegates to the 21 natio*" I Conference to sleep but for the turbulent w I provided by high-powered diplomats such I
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    80,000 Jews Want To Go To Palestine
    207 8 (By Hubert Harrison, Renter* Corresponded M Berlin, Aug. 9.— There are some 80,000 Jt Germany who want to go to Palestine, a <m source m close contact with all sections this country told me. 1 They are not German Jews, only about i*m
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      262 8 TrY ThiS AMERICAN To Saturday's Puzzle. aTIRIAIMNIIAP EILII |N E UPS* 1;l m :i() s i )ri! v «-r cE'dvlcb&pi nkir 1 b< 'i..,. :i: ,n 31 Masii,, PFl^A FPHMa-- faJ I I it; Hi-ii 32 Emporium JVjg TMR]£ 'P ■BM|A| 17 il1 Pott'-r;. >~ rrT fijH' dr' fSlHlc rlt
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    Blackmarket Ring Smashed
    120 9 Blackmarket Ring Smashed BERLIN, August 9. United Stattl Army laid they ex- ;><•.( d to announce soon the cracking of "one of the highest cases of blackmarketing aid tradinp with th.» fnemy The agent! s.-ti.l that Lt.-Col. A. P. Link of Philadelphia, a military government officer, committed suicide on Autf.
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    BERLIN PAPERS CONFISCATED
    53 9 BKRLIN, Amx. o.— Copies of three i Berlin newspapers which carried the report that ihi- Russians had roundI eil up German youths In Branden--1 burg Province were confiscated from news stands m the Russian sector yesterday. The confiscations were mad i l>y German police' acting on S
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      130 9 hi laughs P N FOR YOU! ItHING BEAUTY" and You'll know RED! i y-r Preceded By Pathe Gazette rMI VIOTORING'S 50 YEARS OF LIFE— SEE f I \TiST MODEL— IS IT COMING OUT TO US HERE? IUL MUNI IN UNUSUAL ROLE! See Him In Columbia's Action-Packed Commandos Strike At Dawn"
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      91 9 At The Worlds GLOBE G.W. (Daily: 3—7—9.15 p.m.) "SON OF FURY" Opening To-morrow "THE ENCHANTED COTTAGE" (Robert Young) UDO N.W (Daily: 3—7—9.15 p.m.) "THE LODGER" (Merle O'Beron) SK* G.W, To-night at 7 and 9.15 p.m. "S.O.S. COAST GUARD (Chaps. I—6)1 6) JUBIUE TEL:, 140* Daily 4 Shows -1.15, 3.30, 6.30
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      109 9 HltlTAlX lILLIVKIIK Till: i;OOIM EVKX TO THE MOVIES! SEASON FXTFN'DFD^t^I 1 1 1 [QJ^l; 3 lilt. TO-DAY 4 5h0w5— 1.30— 4— 6.30— 9.30 p.m. EAGLE LION'S MASTERPIECE! The Movie That Was Seen Twice By The Royal Family One Of The Events Of The Year! ■IS RltlTISII! /v Ja me s
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    Guerillas Roaming Angkor Vat Ruins
    15 10 ing I the I Ilion ire if the Frencl A.P.
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    40 10 I- 10. Twenty- h Hmoc, who I r tangeroiis Leader, has b en TV ung o by a Bubector ol the p^!: (> aft r n monthfl combined opera- i. by armed civil police and troops ol the Bunn;i f.mmand.-- Reuter
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    'Trojan Horse' Traps Pirates
    89 10 VIA, Ai H t pirate band m Sourabaya, herlan y anm '< did. aching nc rahus but v pa rot Th{ nary of :h no \th armed Dv c >- sa lors. boarded (he craft and hor ruggle" w re nounct ment said. The mar civ.-
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    "2 YEARS TO COMPLETE FREEDOM"-NEHRU
    44 10 "2 YEARS TO COMPLETE FREEDOM"-NEHRU WARDHA. Kug. 10. Co n I Nt-hru told meeting on Friday night thai the -Quit [ndia" ilogan must •'I declaring th^l m another tun jrean fnd i irill b« oom- and the lati h control trill disaom A. P.
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    SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    583 10 The following are ihe Share Marke 1 q *J by Sharebn Association for the v j Friday, .V B kworki Ord 12.60 p r 2.90 1" Trustee o. 7.1 B.s<j d Tin -cd, n United 42.00 A N (are Ltd. 26-60 27. C0 M lay* Ltd. 8.1
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    FRENCH WILL PAY
    35 10 Wi o 'iVY uf, r.. Nt nowspapor bvei Paris dispatch that ur of tho American l<^» n former premier B < would be payinc for French machir-'-r, lOermaiifl n»a Te<api" ri^aris A. P.
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      102 10 A I UAMRD A 1 1 1 .:u>— 4— 6.30— 9.15 /lLn/iITIDIV/i HOOK NOW: Tel: 690?) CLIMAXING S D FECHL P SS -"'V -w TODAY YOU MUbl btt J ill '"w l ll FIRST \\\K into TOIiVO TOM NEAL— BARBARA HALE— MARC CRAMER— KEYE LUKE Special Announcemeni: Tomorrow NIGHT AT
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      362 10 PASSENGERS BY AIR i following passengers departed by b.0.A.C./Q.h.A. on AUg. o. Por India -Mrs. A. L. Bkelchy, Mrs. M. Talib, Mastir M. Talib, Mr. T. C. baboo. Por Ecjypt lt>. G. E. Higgins. Por Burma MaJ. K. H. Rowden. For Penang- Mr. Philip Hoalun, Mr. Ho Sicw Yum. The
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    SRC Win Padang "Test" By Six Wickets
    391 11 SRC Win Padang Test" By Six Wickets BVTTINCi during a slight but steady drizzle, F. Chopard and D. Ross, S.R.C.'s opening bats, put up a n'trtnership of 92 runs which contributed a great deal o their side defeating an S.C.C. XI by six wickets, yesterday. The match was played on
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    Tennis Ball SOS To Opponents
    43 11 Tennis Ball SOS To Opponents IL rk Aug. 11 -In rtis jed urgen- request f G«prfish Davis Cup U to their United f a 3^ sX dozen, -enms sent biplane to I Meam for and weight fo be used m the inter- A.P.
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    48 11 lICA Aug. 11 In one matches played m. Parachutists beat a mlac, civilian ream by XJ "(j, blood within Uof rhe commencemeni maintained their soI lead until the final whistle. chances were thrown away D un during the second ise of erratic passing and }y, the forwards.
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    CHINESE BEAT NORTHAMPTONS CHARITY SOCCER 2-1
    203 11 a thrill packed game the S.C.F.A. emerged over the Northamptonshire Regiment by the >al m three after a goalless first half and after ing the first goal to their opponents, at Jalan stadium, yesterday. proceeds of the are to be distributed k the dependants
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    WHITCOMBE WINS GOLF TOURNAMENT
    173 11 WHITCOMBE WINS GOLF TOURNAMENT SLOUGH, 'Buckinghamshire, Aug. 10.— Reginald Whitcotnbe, British open golf champion m 1938, today scored the first major victory of the season when with an aggregate of 280 he took the flr^t prize of £350 In the 'Lotus' 1 tourney on Stoke Poges course. He had been
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    Colonials Trounce HQ Singapore District
    232 11 In a cricket match at Fort Canning yesterday, HQ Singapore District were trcunced by the Colonials by seven wickets. Batting first, HQ were trundled out for just 40 runs, making little headway against the bowling of Ratnayake (six wickets for one run) and Collings (4
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    County Cricket Hit By Rain
    96 11 LONDON. Aug. If— The weather bit cricket harder than ever before this year today and m the programme of ten first clas S matches play was possible m only |be following thrjo: At the Oval. Surrey 233 (E. A. Bcdser 67, Edrich 5 lor 74
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    League Football Season Opens
    353 11 LONDON, Aug. 10:— Major league football for the season started today with the Scottish League and while there were many away wins the results generally followed expectations. Among the home winners was Hibernian, the surprise of this game being the size cf the Hibernian score— nine
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    145 12 Japs Sought Peace Through Russia Okad RUSranfimitfc l«« of -m n ipan, pu fir r-oid a inniveri ild havi me many Ru .a hud Jap i relid Okada said i i iires, which remain 'i unanswered dam declaration, ide through he Japan- i Ambassador m Moscow. Th<- plans w" re
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    115 12 Prcncl n for Allied cmtrol I d Oth'-r the h Allies Hould d of i)i;.' :<> Of n (Britain, Fran.-. r ted Matt .s arid the Soviet Unio: (2) A single maiianrr who niiM Qal -.I Of one of the four i Rrould f i ited
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    21 12 MOSCOW, Aug. 10. -A treaty of friendship and trade was signed today by Uruguay and the Soviet Union.
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