Morning Tribune, 14 August 1946

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    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Seres) 10 CENTS H
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    General Says Order Ignored
    707 1 m,,,! Court Martial I, By our Special Corre^Hge^ n instruction to the men to return to their els was completely ignored resulting m their ted under close arrest was related today at Partial by Maj.-Gen. R. H. B. Arkwnght officiating GOC-in-C, Malaya liwly to his evidence,
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    37 1 I hree uol:/i hospital here today B 1 Persons arc sufferI i uaiids after ay begun In a B tore. V i store r friends who i/u't'7/y V't dou-n m the street, t(> Mfn^ tummy guns.—
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    14 1 Fascist H|<> .lean I I by I m m I m 1 m
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    Trouble In Haifa As Jews Defy Curfew
    769 1 Haifa, Aug. 13.— Rioting broke out m Haifa's streets today as the Haganah Radio called upon Jewish residents to "storm the streets" m violation of the curfew imposed by the British, while 1,000 illegal immigrants were being loaded aboard transports bound for Cyprus.
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    Nile Floods Cancel All Official Leave
    90 1 CAIRO, Attf. ia. Si.lky Pasha, .-Lian Priino Minister, tcday can-«"(-llod leave for all forornon and hijrh officials and ordered them to return to their pOttf to moot the danger of a disastrous fioo'linj* from f he Kile which daring the past few dayi h?:s
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    Trains Collide, 7 Killed
    49 1 TOKIO, Ang. IS.— Si-v,-i: i-rsOns srerc killed md 14 Injured :•<• kcitlay Kokura, Kyushu, vrhen h i iUg I tin i i into the rc.n <rid of I freight train inside tnc Kokura station corripound. This ii the ■eeond i wt+tk In the past tWO weeks.
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    CUT LIKELY IN OUR RICE RATION
    813 1 CUT LIKELY IN OUR RICE RATION The defieii countries of South-East Asia are facing a food situation so critical that fresh representa tions are to be made to the International Emergency Food Committee m Washington. One almost certai result of the crisis will be a reduction of the rici ration
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    HEAVY SEAS THREATEN S.S. KEDAH
    128 1 HEAVY SEAS THREATEN S.S. KEDAH CORNWALL, Aug. 13— Heavy fas which caused the 2, 99-ton steamer Kcdah to be abandonca last night off the North Cornish, toast abated early today and the .vessel, still dragging her anchore. uas sighted half a mile from the shore at St. Agnes. Thr Kcdah
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      65 1 A FEW OF THE NEWLY APRIVED ARTICLES i CIAN SINGH'S HAVE ON DISPLAY FOR LADIES FOR GENTS I SWIMMING SI ITS ITALIAN SHIRTINGS (m popular stripe designs) EMB: GEORGETTE BLOUSES TOOTAL TIES f Hungarian Fashioned) tin latest patterns) PURE SILK GLOVES PROPHYLACTIC (Best Engii h make) HAIR COMBS SILK KNICKERS
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    Witness Dissatisfied With Conditions In Muar Camp
    1195 2 KLUANC COURT MARTIAL EVIDENCE "One Tent Had Water Inside During Rainstorm" <By our spec* cor, .yr. KLUAN G Tuesday. The unsatisfactory condition of the camp at Muar which res^ed m the Us-satisfaction of the men <ver< commented upon m part of the testimony
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    Haunted Penang Fortress Now RAF Holiday Resort
    309 2 Auchrey," an R.A.F ICalCOlm Club holiday home for airmen on Pcniing island, is situated directly above an old fort, reputed to br haunted, and many airmen who have stayed there a^rr-j hat there la no lovelier BPOt m South East Asia. The buildings
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    ROTARY LUNCH TODAY
    31 2 The Singapore Rottry Club meets today n t l p.m. Mt |h« Roof Garden phi Roti 1 Rourlan Beitelman. VA Co-i^ui. Singapore, will spoak •n '^International Trade Ptolicles."
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    PADANG HOLD-UP
    54 2 Three Chinese, one of whom was believed to have been armed vith a pistol, are reported to have held up a compatriot m the early hours of the morning on tho S.C.C. Parian? on Aug. 12 and robbed him of $50 and a fountain pen, a wristwatch and
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    Prosecutor & Defender
    121 2 Prosecutor Defender (By Our Special Correspondent) Kluang, Tuesday. Both prosecution and defence counsel now appearing m the Court Martial here are legal men who have had considerable experience m war crimes trials. The defence counsel, Capt. J. F. Reilly comes from Merryhill, Glasgow:. He is a Staff Captain attached to
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    500 S.H.B. Strikers Resume Work Today
    172 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Of the 1,500 artisans employed by the Sing Harbour Board who struck on June 18, about including Indians and Malays, have accepted terms offered by the authorities and last nip pressed their willingness to return to work morning. Representatives of the
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    73 2 4 W Pa* dI .aya self- Scheme hll r •'•'•»ut r,r,.00( Berlin In making jfoc break of war. Th, j^ tenanco work at a!! pation. Fertile fiold- wor.t k nation and drainag, up thus Bubjectinp seasonal floods For all n.-A port, an area land, free padi seed son, rationed
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    POLICE BAIL EXTEND
    42 2 Police bail was the case before Magista Byrne yesterday m vhiai year-O|d iVochew, Sim lio, was alleged to have .he oiFenee of r k ceivinf| _^ii! jpratification ol >■' Customs Office, Sinfl Monday. The ca»e was poned lo Sept 23,
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    Famous RAF Transport Group Disbands
    111 2 Famous RAF Transport Group Disbands No. 232 Group, will at Comilla In April, m responsible for opentw air transport services cutta. as far »S Ja^ to N.E.1.. d'l^and, ton** This Group has J spkndid job of work an c^ ments have many and m AmotiK Its re*oi*J* lhe taffe^lc evac
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      62 2 NOTICE As from 12th August 1940, Mr f've*? Oheng It authorised to sign per procuration OW r'irm. FRASER I CO. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 4} DEBENTURE STOCK 1930-70-80. NOTICE is li'rrby kiv« :i that thr i ra.nk!« r B I UM ibOVl S will m- elOMd from lltb to I] t Augu
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    Malaya Orders $250,000 Forth Of Road Rollers
    173 3 Sprehenslve plan to re-equip the an Public Works Department, the Colonies have ordered 200 road L to ten ton*. iff; W red oy m variable pr^-' jhViarK-rmachin., m lrlve couplings. H item .1: d^d for m ill public i Malaya. tm \i: Quarry
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    279 3 IseUk'nirnt of the Naval Base strike Monday after a meeting between the lorities, the Trade Union Adviser m te, the Controller of Labour, and representative striki rs. pgning a 26-point ■n- m regard to tfid conditions of P the Naval Base who struck on July led work yesterday 1
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    19 3 identity, ng and aimed trial b< j guilty bin idence, an open y 12.40 indow. Goh i m
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    SAILORS STOLE BEER FROM SHIP'S CARGO
    208 3 SAILORS STOLE BEER FROM SHIP'S CARGO Herbert Ronald Sappa (21) and I Michael o'Too! 0 <22) of Manchester and Liverpool, respectively. Ableseanen of thc ss Glen^trae, who admitted going into a hatch of their si up while it was docked at Singapore Harbour „nrl stealing 48 bottles |of beer v-er
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    MYSTERY OF 2 SKELETONS
    144 3 Two skeletons, one with a rope round i's neck and the other w th a leather belt round Jhe icaist, .and (wo pairs of rubber shoes were the only clues found wiih which 10 identify the remains of two persons lohich were dug up front a
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    Priest Was Kicked On Day He Died
    475 3 Priest Was Kicked On Day He Died 'Assaulting prisoners m the Outram Road Prison j was so common. Some of the guards took a delight In beating up people and it is so difficult to remember all of them." i Chan Soon Chew, a local Chinese civilian resident, gave this
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    Cat And Prison For Straits-Born Chinese
    289 3 Cat And Prison For Straits- Born Chinese An English-speaking St aits-born Chinese, Tan Kay Juay, was sentenced to seven years' rigorous imprisonm< n and six strokes of the cat-o'-nine tails at the Second Singapore Assizes yesterday when the jury found him guilty of armed robbery by a majority verdict of
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    Cycle Thief Caught After 20-Yd Chase
    91 3 Alleged to have made away with a bicycle parked on the road, Tang Kirn Chontf f'>s), who appeared before Magistrate L. C. Goh yesterday, was sen- tenced to three months' r.i. The complainant, Marimuthu, said ihat on Monday evening h placed his bicycle m
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    COMBINED RICE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
    171 3 of the Special r. lioner, Lord Killearn, ha the following not** from th«» Combined Siam Rice Coin ed < o nbined Adv'goi ittee which ha held it j. M ibi of the Conn lnelude the Bfiniiter A Commerce, the M of ire, the Mini I of
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    40 3 Mr. D. J. Mir-'- i has bttn i|> poififri Depot! P* teili A \Uc Municipal Inni;.-M.1 nni;.-M., U .i s -.'..pore, vsitii effect from Aur. U, 1946, tn:lusivv. during ?h P abscnc on le%vr ,f Mr W Bartlcy. riMG MBE.
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    Disobeyed Ship's Captain
    74 3 For wrongfully disputing W lawful command of the master of the "Empire Brutus' 1 on Auk 11-12 while the vessd was m Singapore Harbour, an Austr^ lian cabin boy, I* Warne, wa^ convicted m h i Fourth Police Court yesterday ftnd i fiiflajtl to two weeks' r.i.
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    The Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1946. Food Outlook
    274 4 The Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1946. Food Outlook Anj i arj Mi I:, thi I ...I I ill uliher Gov< i l ody noi i ;J appi i ia i 'n he i>i-i'i' i mble A wide mtrolJ •d pri< et exit I <l for but is i ii!
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    amazing potentialities of atomic power
    1113 4 amazing potentialities of atomic power tn atomic p^ ant .v will the world per- ic r energy Instead no and water pow r. doc- t b ai with radio-active Asiles, Instead of mcdii ins, X-rays, and perhaps Some of the atomic I wonders, known and understood 1 only by a
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    126 4 PARIS Aug. 12 M 15 was mentioneri^Sm the lim timet^m date by which ih e {M ference will have. I proceedings unki I Pleted its work by .uB would be to alloy; attend th c UniteiM General Assembly n $M due to open on Mr. A. V. AleiantM British
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    Wants Marshall To Continue Mediation
    90 4 Wants Marshall To Continue Mediation NANKING. \v. II.CwJ papers today pravp proni( the text of y^ rterday1! n fiy Gen. Geovrr Bfankil States Special Envcy to CM Mr. John Letehton CtStates Ambassador, the virtual failuri brinjr peace Jind v: Their reports were ie« outspoken leading artic the causes of the
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    27 4 LONDON, AUg. Woizmann who *«s to attend the World ference of me Jr Palestine heard a r Kress ftom five repro arrived m London fr" capital today-
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    FAMAGUSTA ACTIVITY
    132 4 FAMAGUSTA, Cyprus, Aug. 11 following the arrival cf newspapermen to this oast f-orist pert of Cyprus where it la believed that a batch 'f Jewish immigrants would arrive orrow. labourers h.re were toht ordered *o stand by at 4/.0 a.m. tomorrow as the result of *'i<ial reports that
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      82 5 %£s>: P roduct I Jai^"' 4 t Co., I Br:d?e Road, rf'pore |H^ I t ASM' > 1 BoR BOOKS rifclGH BTREEI. mm Gr^n 61, Middle Rd ftrt Phont- 2620. IB H)\t UK RE Hd'.f- your carox) baggage ■a -ion, Our guarantee K»GGAGK SERVICE V Hrn Arcade, Phoiu- 4603. B
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      157 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's m JhsL Sinqapote SJwftA Electrical j United Trading Co v 61 Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLJEASE CONSULT US. Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chlneso Hand-made Fancy Goods <,oodsioki 10, Battery Road (Rodney House). Singapore. Flam Lotus Flower Shop AT
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      209 5 I ,tncral M FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT HI AR I O 5, Stamford Road, Singapore. Where a new shipment of porceiain DINNER SERVICE SETS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected Telephone 7563 j Hair Dmscn Ladies Hair Dressers, Latest Fashion.-; and Manicure by Miss Anna Majorie Ann Ladies Hair
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      140 5 Mens Weai BLX WASHINGTON BRAND SHIRTS i A Gen:- Distinctive Stylish Shirts) Call at— E. ALLABI-X CO., 92 North Bridfcr Read, Singapore Mush Si T.MA Music House, 61/63, High Street, Singapore. For PIANOS, MUSIC L RECORDS. Phone 7465 Regarding the eye sight Consult: New China Optical Co* 71 High Street,
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      172 5 Rctngerath Marden Company Refrigerating Engineers 82 t Orchard Road P.O. Box 755 Telegrams 'MARDEN' Singapore. "iamtary I cntmaon FONCHIN Co v Ltd Office 64, Walhch Street, Phone No. 7557. Sanitary Electrical Contractor* Building Repair ers and Genera) Importers Jin*** SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILDING, NORTH BRIDGE ROAJD I Silk Stem
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    Why Grow Old?
    283 6  -  Josephine Lowman i 4 puidii Nehru. President of Congress >\2a May Live 200 Years i tic i "p I it, will kx will n Be < and I di I nutrit moi In poi t. whei will las) in 4 i Lonly thing w m i-'. I:
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    Electro-Automatic Chinese Typewriter Is Latest
    248 6 YORK— An electro-automatic Chinese typer capable of writing 5,400 different ideagraphs at -minute rate has been demonstrated successfully hre by the International Business Machines Corooration. Chung Chin-kao, research en* for the corporation, .doped the machine, meral production of the ewriter is expected to start hin
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    Suzuki's Tribute To MacArthur
    181 6 Suzuki's Tribute To Mac Arthur TOKIO Aug. 12:— Japan's surrender premier 80--year-old Kantaro Suzuki, declared: "Everything is being carried out as I expected a year ago, with the Allied uowers living up to the Potsdam declaration with fairness and iustness." In an Interview with the Tokyo Shimbun, the former admiral
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    Our Dumb Blond
    11 6 Our Dumb Blond "Fancy! all these and t ir\ cue odfl
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    38 6 ALEXANDRIA. Afl Mufti ol Jew iheltering m Eeypt;>-» from France Hiwsoiiii l»> jhalrman ol Pai. Committee I Yesterday the Mufti i* m.cc lasting *i Azzam Pasha, Secret^ V the Arab Lea^e. on lions and th^confJjß states openingJ^J^SH
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      75 6 j LI'L AIIXEIS EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TPMM )N'T HAVE NO VO 1 SEE -AH GOTTA TELL HIM PSO AH AXED TH' RADDIO FOLKS "DON'T MARRY THAl^Sfl It TEAT NOTHIN-NOR l|f HE LOVES ME AH GOTTA Y§ T'BUST INTO EV'RY PROGRAM WHAT A GREAT SONG V rnjrt»v~* r
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    International "B.M." Ring Uncovered
    92 7 International "B.M." Ring Uncovered 11l An international smugr t e t ring involving five members of y was uncovered recently when Scement said Jesterday. ivd are l >avicl M. four sons ation dt-part- ncial announcement Warners had been export and i m P° l 't busi X months with three
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    65 7 H: Greek Wto if Info tion today M.- nit: "At ili<- pie Hr of th- p Confer* m the YugC! lav dele Hr: tl Greel ProI t<> him a Übania should Hj oslavia and X m Depart* ■1 it (hat iiii- Jugoslav dele ■i ftllei itlom the B 1
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    32 7 f' atra, Ansj |1 1; publican newspapei r today published a! f tatlve tf I oil company visited Dr. I Keimbli Vice OOvt with a view to na In Su-' iter. <
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    Navy Issues New Code Of Road Conduct
    167 7 LONDON. Aug. 12. -The NNayv y has started drive to clean up its road accident record. It has given the lead to the Army and RAF by lvcomi mending Commanding Officers t o enter drivers m a national safe drives competition and by
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    Bank Clerks Strike
    75 7 CALCUTTA. Aug. 12. -Over 6.000 employees of the Imperial Dank of India m branches exlending from Bengal to Kashmir cr e involved m a strike for a 40 per cent, salary increase which began today, according to the Bank's Indian Staff Association which called the strike. Altogether
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    LABOUR DELEGATION'S 'FRANK DISCUSSIONS IN MOSCOW'
    230 7 |n?d by lr^ BefOre the British La bour de*o weeks K*&* k i kft Moscow yesterday m? statement •wt S Viet Unlon lfc issued the 1 further cordial i came on a mission of good- Wo L.' d i 1 n a l, relatlonshi
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    4 Admirals On Trial
    127 7 FRENCH FLEET SCUTTLING SEQI EL IN PARIS PARIS, Aug. 12.— The triai of The four French admirals charged With unjustifiably scuttling the French Qeet at Toulon m 1942 was resumed m the French High Court at Versailles today with a full jury forum Deputies from other
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    Japs Have More Money
    135 7 TOKIO. Aug. 11— The Bank of Japan not t issue as of An% 9 reached 53,063.000,000 yen. showing a n Increase of 3,333,000,000 yen since July 11, the greatest increase In a similar period since bank accounts were frozen m February. The not > issue increase
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    Soviet Suggestion
    68 7 ISTANBUL, Auk. 12.— According to latest information here, Soviet Russia m her note to Turkey about th c revision of the Montreux convention expressed the desire that a ne^ regime over the Straits for the control of navigation between the M< clittTranean and the Black Sea bo examined
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    London Welcomes Appeal By Congress
    392 7 London Welcomes Appeal By Congress LONDON Aug. 12.— The appeal of the Congiess Working Committee to the Muslim League for cooperation In the task of shaping the future of Independent India is welcomed m all political circles here, says Router's political correspondent. Mr. R. Sorensen, a Labour member who is
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      325 7 Try ThiS AMERICAN j T Yesterday's Puzzle. CROSSWORD pi»p ClueS:— 14— Herb used m 22— Chicken ail- 31— At another ■^^RS^^idSr &T^*^ liqueurs ment iim c n Iji 1 1 'n -^0* Ar ,n n s— That thing 23-Go d of loT« 32-Fiirhfltss PIOIL|A|RMB|U |M flglgS 16 -Misplaces 25 -I
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    MUSSO'S BODY FOUND
    94 8 MUSSO'S BODY FOUND i ROME, Aug. 12 Uni f rom s unknown" burial place m fias i J been ti< 01 9T€&. I DeiafU o/ 'he PT v are not v<" knoicn, but \t J Uarm ih§ remains r# hana< over to the I i auihorUiet w ttcrdap a' i
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    Sympathy Strike
    13 8 YOHK A., f-. ll '> 1 fal II from |pm rort i
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    Reds Want China Problem To Go Before UNO
    457 8 Reds Want China Problem To Go Before UNO WRING MJG IS.— CHINESE COMMUNISTS WF X V rxOFFICIAI J-V REPORTED YESTERDAY tobeprSXredtotake their quarrel with FGOVFRNMFM TO THE I NITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL, IF PEACE DISCUSSIONS REMAINED STALEMATED. The independent newspaper H,:n Mm Pao saia General Chou En-lai, chiel Communist negotiator,
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    Increased Military Activity In Java
    537 8 BATAVIA, Aur. 12. Indonesian military activity has greatly increased m all parts of Java except the region around Batavia with the aonroach of the first anniversary of the Indonesian "declaration of indeoendence a British military spokesman announced to-day. The "Indonesian Republic" was proclaimed on Aug.
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    JEWS ALLEGE TERROR REIGN IN AFGHAN
    154 8 JEWS ALLEGE TERROR REIGN IN AFGHAN ni.w 70RH 10.- The v.'orio Jewish Conjrreti today nsk<d tba Vi ■.!,>• thp appll* Mi < r: liij) by Afghanistan t h< ground that th»- Afghanistan G >'••'■■ i.i ..-iit v.; 4 <;;rryii)jr on v vir -M of rtor" ■fainit ovor J' i lii
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    £10,000 Theft In Street
    28 8 £10,000 Theft In Street t: R! -A! KM v i> unci i •m An-Jf^is] T( 1 Aviv to fo to bli >!i"' In d until tli» By Reuter
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    Monty Prepares For Big Army Talks
    162 8 LONDON, Aug. 12.— Field-Marshal Viscnn m l h gomery, Chief of the Imperial GeneVaiJßP* this morning began one of the most imporiiH?*' Ofllce operations ever conducted m peacetimfmL During the f onhcoi^ Kfi v.ill discuss offense °<5 high-ranking anr7 biggest a .sembly t v
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    Goat Was Crowned King
    146 8 I DUBLIN, Aug. 12.— A goat i brought from the highest mountain m Eire was crowned j king In the Market Squar c at I Killorglin, County Kerry, last night to start thre c fantastic days and nights of drinking r and love making at Ireland's
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    28 8 KUIiK. Japan, Auy. 12. Ships Of the British Pacific Fleet including two aircraft carrier.-*, cruisers, destroyers tnd submarinei will visit Japan fof extensive exercises during Auj'ibt and September.
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    27 8 WASHINGTON. Aug. 11, J Capper, Republican of Kiril pressed a belkf that it was M Congress will b r called tackfl uext January tH'CaUso of f^B velopments.
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    CHINESE WIVES IN U.S.
    37 8 WASHINGTON. Aug rf M placin.g Chinese M can citizens on a gg I for immigration P lirp^;; t ;r^ ned into law by P I Previously such v. included m the y- I
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    Wants Bigger Allied Control Mission In Japan
    197 9 Wants Bigger Allied Control Mission In Japan IG<v oral Douglas Mac Arthur ncil to ask i presentatives aci fl C a.id have a pate m Council discussions EJ£ dat the proHBiaTiiun Osorge C. Br.: declined to ac P^Mject th t Jtlon toy T3S■Brnmcnts. Bj be helpful to the LmgK :r.:r.and-T
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      136 9 4 Shews— l.3o— 4— G 30—9.30 p.m. EAGLE- LION'S MASTERPIECE! AND IT'S BRITISH! JAMES MASON and ANN TODD IN 'The SEVENTH VEIL* An Excellent Show! Don't Miss It!! NE X T II ANI. ANOTHER PICTURE OF AN OUTSTANDING ENGLISH STAGE H3T! WITH TWO BRILLIANT ENGLISH STARS JOHN LODER JUNE Dl
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    PATAUDI FACES DIFFICULT TASK
    96 10 PAT AUDI FACES DIFFICULT TASK rKAM, Aug. lI.— H ered p merit and form to i> Ind trophe at Lords, well this is n. 1: batsm I fact li i and L- i H r. i• < i for 1 1 Dctii fr reward f« i fforts In I i
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    2 S'pore Fires
    55 10 Singapore, Monday. Beli< }\'i\-< b*-*-u f-ausfti by Ugh t jr m retl nd h -»inß carelessly rubber solution, a t: re W< ftdlng R .ur Rotd aboui 7 p in. >. .(.cifiay. Anod m the i wßf lo •aiis reported the w^i eveolni ti^^ Rftoc c:our^< Ltn<
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    U.K. Gas Strike Spreads
    196 10 U.K. Gas Strike Spreads LONDON, Au£. IS. The pas ♦<rday to a doz.n Middlesex and Hertford- ■hire where about 500 key workers of the Tottenham nnd District Gas Company, which supplies 760,000 people and 3,000 industrial under-, takings, mnt- out m sympathy with j I^,ooo G;.^ Lijrht and Coke Company
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    Russia Says "No" To Eire's Application
    163 10 NEW YORK., Allg. ll*— Rus>i;i ye terday opposed the wUnteslon of and Tratisjofdtn intv> Ibc Uined '.Nations, after th c Security Council's membership committee had approve© [tf Afghanistan'^ application. The Russian delegate. K»silnisov, j said flatly he could not BUpporj Eire or Tnmsjordan. but
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