Morning Tribune, 15 August 1946

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    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE \m Ser'n) 10 CENTS „,r 15, 194,.
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    148 1 defeated Nations Speak XtJSSS P Sh ce e nt marn ce t r aS flght on any front h> ffadmSS the "shameful alliance" ;tr vht lcS Ws nation to declare war Kd US .he' Bulgarian Foreign Minister, Slishev, told the conference: Bulgarian Army Hclv used as an ■n" force
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    Rumania Wants Keep Army
    11 1 Rumania Wants Keep Army I to P her nomic his ratic
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    Dardanelles: Britain Will Oppose Russia
    457 1 London, Aug. 14.— A Foreign Office spokesman said today Britain will reject Russia's proposal that only Turkey and cither Black Sea powers control the vital Dardanelles. Usually well-informed sources m Istanbul say Turkey has i- fused categorically the Soviet Union's demands thai the Dardanelles Straits
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    CABINET DECIDES: PLAESTINE PLAN TO GO THROUGH
    259 1 CABINET DECIDES: PLAESTINE PLAN TO GO THROUGH London, Aug. 14. A wnitehail spokesman said today that the British Cabinet has agreed to pursue for the present its Interim Palestine plans, however much the position deteriorates. The statement came after the cabinet, m session for 2\ hours, had heard reports from
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    American Financiers Accused
    193 1 American Financiers Accused LONDON, Aug. l.—A Colonial spokesman today charged "American financial sources' with being responsible for "encouraging and .d'.rcct'ng" illegal Jewish imm\j ration into Palestine. He declined to specify individuals or organisations, but recalled "the many advertisements In U.S. 'newspapers appealing for money to aid European Jews to get
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    3 French Admirals Sentenced
    122 1 PARIS, All 3. 14— After a v fesion lasting 21 hours, the special French High Court, trying French admirals accus d of unju tifiably scuttling" the French fleet at Toulon m 1942, today announced its verdicts. Admiral Cabrial Auphan, whose whereabouts is unknown and who was
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    Russian Troop Concentrations
    127 1 Washington, Au^. 14. r Tne Persian Ambassador, Dr. Hussein Ala, sad today hi- had received some reports that th^ Russians have cone ?n" rated troops m the Caucasus north of Iran, but his Information did not indicate the purpose of the concentration. lie sa d the British
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    Malaya Sends Food Appeal To World Board
    70 1 Malaya Sends Food Appeal To World Board The South -East Asia Food Conference which met m Singapore ON Tuesday and yesterday has *rnt a telegram throigh appropriate channel to the internaVon- Emergency Fond Comm'tiee m Washington emphasising the aclute crisis Kith which Singapore •nul the Malayan Union is faced end
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    Malaya's Food Crisis: Appeal To International Committee
    1033 2 Ti. < 'c on rF^ an isi7whi'h alii Wll Vh .'X a critu lal'mo.'i!1 al 'mo.'i! hffor all countries** apD Sng^Sd tlic Conference had before it both imd a emSncto and long-term apprehensions and expectations, In the first place the Conference reviewed the
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    Malayan Boy Shared PoW's Hardships
    159 2 Malayan Boy Shared PoW's Hardships A i old tnditm boy, DaIvnviritv thared tvo pesrj 0/ t//' 1 Mftffft lf« fii.hmat All WhO Ml I POW m UK /«"uts 0/ I^. rom witendino If |^ol 111 I tdSjkt i Hvnldnr M 9 stf/t/o?/ <n .S i a /ri m Juni 1941
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    "JAP GUARDS WERE VERY FRIENDLY"
    151 2 "JAP GUARDS WERE VERY FRIENDLY" COQtil lillg I l;,y lh<- 'I I. (<1 \V.,i ii;,:# *hr-r<- ;ui« stand (h.-n/.-.t h lll*tr< at ii' pri dim i ai the Military lectiOfl of Outiaiu Road W' I:. V. Ebcrt, dental i fV-n 1 iald thai om< I th< d~ Thty ised to
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    Peeping Tom At YWCA Fined
    144 2 Eric Miller, a 26-year-old English stoker of a ninesweeper, was convicted and fined $10 or 10 days s.i. for trespassing the compound of the YWC.A. hostel by Magistrate L. C Goh yesterday. It was stated that this was the fourth case of its kind recently.
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    Police Reinforcements "Rescue" Detectives
    193 2 Allegedly detained by armed Malay military personnel, a small party of C.I.D. detectives were "resrued" by reinforcements which were rushed to their help near a village m V™ Chu Kang on Tuesday afternoon. The police recovered 31 bales ol blankets from the vicinity and lour soldiers
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    Echo Of Local Rioting
    220 2 Echo Of Local Rioting Al mult of the finding by the police of bottles and iron ban m a h«.u-.' at Cecil Street, ?m Indian Muslim, Abdullah b. Sheer Mohd wai summoned m the Third Police Court yesterday to show eaatc uhy! ho should not bo bound over to keep
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    88 2 An order i oi tobacco found 4 Singapore Harboar»i3 the Third Police when a Chinese, ~t,d 1:d £1 »"iith*'r.i.onach tobacco m a tons. The court will decide J disposal of the tobacco According to the bj Mr. J.p. M r revenue oftcers botrfc] Jean* while m Sin W po*i
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    166 2 How ho wag forcibly id his watch while sitti foe-shop by an India." s'u leather strap with a kr.ifci ted m the Second Sinm yesterday by a coffee-shop On a charge of and Mohamed Yu^off bin X. claimed trial. About fivo o'clock or. 1 (Mr. M. Buttrose, DP? open
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    Wanted To Sell 1,927 Bullets Detective
    105 2 Wanted To Sell 1,927 Bullets Detective Abdul Knshirt bin Haii Abdul Lat'JT Malay, who attempted to s^il 1,92*4 roufids of ammunition to a detective fined $1,800 m default, nx months' rirorous Imprisonment, at the conclusion of a ease hofor^ First Dstrict Jud'rc Pnul_ Storr, yostGrda\ In patting sentence. Mr. Storr
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    "You Are A Disgrace To The Paratroop Regiment" C. Tells Men
    1320 3 c«w ifi Correspondent) KLUANO, Wednesday. 3 h Para Battalion to his men I gi?Si wall, When they refused to rrt,.r to return to their Company billets. |A yd n at the Court Martial which has rd day, Col. Leyland
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    MEN MAY NOW SMOKE
    121 3 fßp Our Special Correspondent,) Kluang Wednesday. During a mid-morning ndjournnent m the Court Martial proceedings this momlflflP, Capt. Rr'xlly defence counsel made a request to Brigadier M. V. Wright. Pres'dent, tfiat the mm when taken outside the Courthouse be perwitt< r to smoke. The Presidmt replied
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    ARMY JEEPS FOR POLICE
    39 3 The Army has transferred 25 jeeps t o the civil police. Th c Colonial Secretary, m thanking the Army Authorities, linked the act with the many instances of Army co-operation during the past eleven months.
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    WHAT THE O.C. WROTE TO HEADQUARTERS
    372 3 'By Our Special Correspondent) Kluang, Wednesday. The following letter put m m os- an exhbit was read out m the conn mariiai. It ivas sent by Lt.-Col. Leyland to H-Q; ?vd. British Division aiui described m (he Colonels own words the condition of the
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    6 Japs To Hang Tomorrow
    169 3 6 Japs To Hang Tomorrow more ronvu-ted Jap war criminals, including Ihe notorious Scr-t-Major Akii'hi Toyoda, (VnPolice Station torturer, will \>o •d r.t ('hui;'i Goal ton orro^y morning. 8 other fiv.- to executed are: Majcr Nakamura Kinji, Captain Hiiakawi Shigehiro, Pvte. Noguchi Hideji, ('P.O. B&atcooka I.««rnu, .Mid Civilian EbffUne Kihyoharu.
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    KAMPONG KAPOR CHURCH
    29 3 Rev. R. L. Arctvr will preach at the Straits Chinese Methcdist Church, Kampong Kapor, on Sunday. His subject will be The Church a! work m Africa
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    4 Kem pei Officials On Trial
    314 3 Another, sordid chapter m the activities of the Japanese Kempeitai m British Borneo was unfolded m the Sixth War Crime! Court yesterday when four Japanese officials of Sibil Kempeitai Station were placed on trial on a charge of being concerned \v the ix-atincr and
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    BAYONET HURT CHARGE
    37 3 offi k Chil I Ah O rl n h«> I m th«i Third Mai oori •.'••ci to have inlarily bo Ha T.ii-yur rninf Rarbour Board godowni, I etiitß I I bayOfM I w•% D
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    The Morning Tribune THURSDAY AUGUST 15, 1946. A Year's Peace
    341 4 The Morning Tribune THURSDAY AUGUST 15, 1946. A Year's Peace a i ago to-day the I net ni fortn throughout tin world that Japan had accepted the Poisdam term thereby bringing to an end a war which beg m fourteen years parlij r ;<ji': which convuls- grea 1 1 part
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    Chiang States New Deal for China
    994 4 The First Year Of "Peace" UU John Roderick, Assm-iated v^ s Correspondent) KUOMINTANG ONE-PARTY :LE AND INSTITITE CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT IN CHI N A WITHOUT DELAY DESPITE ALL OBSTACLES." The statement, issued on the nrst anniversary of j a] Qder laid down a six-point government
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    South Africa "Moving Backward"
    166 4 South Africa "Moving Backward" YORK, Aug m South Africa ka i e only cour^ c Jn ist W pect in res\ ting i ls<^M non-violence ana m case before the C aru c I WOT!*? Roger N I 0/ the American cv I Tuiow, declared here uL "W In a
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    395 MILES IN 35 MINUTS
    47 4 RICHMOND. Virginia. H An .Army "Shoeing Slar,' v?.:ch ?;^B from Dayton. Ohio, to I M —395 miles by air-in 35 sifl may have set an unofficial^! spe^d record of 677.14 mIH hour, Army officers J The world mark i s 613 A.P.
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    27 4 NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-U.H Lie, United Nation 1 General, arrived here tonigt:fl return from Europe He aM talks m Moscow with Si:l Molotov had been txtreaeiy^B able".
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    23 4 LONDON. Au*r. 1 ;*■->«■ Kadio reported tonight I Membership Committee of '/>■ Nations Security Council M ously endorted the men-.btw^H plication of Afghanistu '^M Reuter
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    RUSSIA OPPOSED SIAM'S REQUEST
    253 4 NEW YORK, Aug. 14:— Russia and France strojß opposed Siam's request for United Nations me*W ship, m closed sessions cf the 11-nation Sec'JM Council membership committee it was learned Applications of Sweden and Iceland for membership received tentative endorsement. Portugal's request also waa opposed. The committee
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    10 4 Itodford. W .<.. eph on Mar Arthur *rt>ul yoai A. P.
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      154 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's m Jh& Sinqapohz Shop* I lectncal United Trading Co., 61 Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLJSASE CONSULT US. Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods tiOOiJSToitt; 10, Bftttefy Road (Rodney House). Singapore Flowers Lotus Flower Shop AT YOUR
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      204 5 General Merchandise FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT MAIU <» 5, Stamford Road, Singapore. Where a new shipment of porceiain DINNER SERVICE SETS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected Telephone 7563. Hair Dressers t t i Litdies Hair Dressers, Latest Fashion^ and Manicure by Miss Anna Majjorie Ann Ladies Hair Dressing
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      160 5 Refrigeration Marden Company Refrigerating Engineers 82, Orchard Road P.O. Box 755 Telegrams: -MARDEN Singapore. Sanitary Contranon FONGHIN&Co., Ltd OOcc 64. Wallich Street. Phone No. 7557. Sanitary Electrical Contractor*. Building Repairers and Genermi Importers. SHOE CO., LTD. BAT A BUILDING, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Silk Stort NEH SILKS In New Designs At
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    Why Grow Old?
    434 6  - Why Grow Old Josephine Lowman B Plan Your Time Often dlicooragemcn cornea ir<yrr, oootemplatlng the long road Rhetd There ife many. ;is'i;iiti«'s during the prepara- < >r, >' m of i career which r<i\\.^ t<»r long maintained <-fT-)r. T)u- younK man who wlsh'-s to be a doc or may live
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    6 MINE WORKERS KILLED IN RIOT
    306 6 Tv.r-crmßr An" 13.- Six native mine JOHANNESBURG AU and sjx Qthers -kers wen' k Heel ma m i strikers U nd( by police to-da y w u raw ber of natives "if'vmk unde? police escort at the shaft by ,in)ll}(; tO \\')lK iiiiv*vi i
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    U. S. NAVY'S ATOM PLANS
    45 6 U. S. NAVY'S ATOM PLANS WASHINGTON. Am:. i:f Navy I. !.lun..in B to v »i he "7" Admiral Mavj wioa.ly .w^ttng M iution o( B tudie., 1 wo and lliloß We m .Ireadji -cc wrtlin. ,I. for n oStntln and wf. n deeUred Vlee-Admir.! Coch
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    MEALS READYNO BUILDINGS
    82 6 KUALA LUMFCR— PIans wenready m hand for public restaurants to bo opened at Penanp-, Taipinjx, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Seremlian, and Johore Babru but buildinps were not ready, said the Acting Chief Welfare Officer, Malayan Un'.On, speaking at the third meeting of the Malayan Central Welfare Council
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    63 6 LONDON. Auk- l^-Oas^^B In 1.000.f.00 London hosfl more than 20,000 iydu f.r-^^H Ukillffl was cut by -0 ;H Saturday as the result I ()f 2,000 tO 3,000 l:'..!!.t^^^H at 11 works ol th< O. Coke Company. The company- Btocki ro 15,000,000 cubic moniint— fourteen hours Some of London's considering
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      189 6 IJ'I. AIIXUI EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TtftfOJ N *^o^^ **^0^ *^o^* +*^o^* *^^o^* *~^o^* W^^^^ i*^o^ ft^^^^^ fc^^'^*^^^^^ 4h^^^^ i i liirth «.l th«- Blues B> *^m| MWAUTSTOTF.iI U'L kl RiGHT/- EVERYONE I I FIRST. I'LL V WALV;J(9A^- I DECIDED H f^^.7)H AfiKII k DON'T MARRY THAT V
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    Big Diplomatic Clash Due Over Dardanelles
    376 7 1S one of the gravest diplomatic tqAoN. Aug. 13 f Ye war is expected by observers to* si lhee V t d f r om the form m which Moscow X rurk vof the Soviet Union wish for a i» a i Q^fi Montreux
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    PUNISHMENT OF WAR CRIMES
    162 7 PUNISHMENT OF WAR CRIMES TOKIO. Aus. 13 "To permit a war criminal to escape punishment would be as ridiculous as allowing an offender against ciTil la>% to £o free." C>l. Aha C. Carpenter said today m retort t<> a news story quoting an American college professor as savins punishment of
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    Molotov Makes News Charges
    39 7 W The Soviet F-.iy-B If I*'1 V both Prance and Italy I* f >und m the M. diF cannot I both Prance and eir posiM Iralia n draft R. Mion m the macKI G Oting
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    Arabs Will Accept
    115 7 ALEXANDRIA, Auf. i:\.~h ii v '»y probable" that Arab leaders accept the British Government's invitation to round table discussions on Palestine, Abdul Rahnan Assam Pasha. Secretary-General °f the Arab League, laid today. Speaking aftei the Fcreipn Minisof the Arab States had met for hcur their conference opened
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    Job For Every Ex-Airman Promised
    197 7 Job For Every Ex-Airman Promised BIRMINGHAM. Aug. 12.— The An Council intends to ensure that every man has a job when he leaws the R.A.F. and that life m the service shall be really comfortable by whatever standards of civilian life it is judged, said Air Marshal Sir Philip Joubert,
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    Nehru Asks Jinnah To Co-operate
    47 7 Nehru Asks Jinnah To Co-operate WARDHA. Central Provinces, Aug. 13.— Pandit Jawaharial Nehru, President of the Indian National Congress, today sent a letter to Mohammed All Jinnah, President of the Muslim League, seeking the co-operation of the Muslim League m the formation of an interim Indian government.
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    Hongkong Move To Recover "Key Money"
    264 7 HONGKONG, Aug. 11. —The Hongkong Government has appointed a committee to consider the practical working of the Landlord and Tenant Act. Under this Proclamation, which was re-enforced as soon as the British Military Government functioned, landlords may not charge more than the rent charged
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    Telecommunications: British Bid For World Lead
    134 7 Telecommunications British Bid For World Lead LONDON. Aug. 12. Tin- nun who were largely responsible for developing radar and radio for the servic -> will now make Britain's telecommunications equipment ti±k,. the voiids leading place They are being recruited by Air Vice-M.iishal O. G. LywOOd, pioneer of flying aiui radio
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      319 7 Try This AMERICAN Answer To Yesterda y s Puzzle. CROSSWORD pppbipipiE ClueS:— What great 24- Raced 34 -She shows all L tHmIL PA YlSiiP A nation m'eds r Away from r V Jl!lL L MTMS T OIS SllPlL 2 W'KOSP 15 Corrupt wind Vy [g lcjOfSßCllxMßnfeltll^^ i Talk-, id]-, J7
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    Atom Bomb 'Important Psychological Weapon'
    216 8 BAN mnciscc^ Au* 13 psychological weapon- column ol radioactive water Bfter Ihe second burst. It M B deadly ituff. Dariaf „my city DOdCI it? bich rain! ill I ;i I v fl iUd Japan r.TMUIy. M:i II not r r > H md Nukaj-aki I
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    37 8 WASHINGTON, Avff. 13. -The US Und< eeretarf .f star.- Mr Ache* on ii Ooonced todai reeoffnitioa <>i 'h«- new ppovernment ol Bolivia which canti into power on July IT m th< I'-) 1 v 'm revolut n>n
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    Everything Is Possible To Him
    198 8 Everything Is Possible To Him •;:>ON All*?. 13-A inning ol ttot mud urarded Hrn Britirti Bmpirc Medal for b* wartime Ik rnov- H rifl wniiMml ;o;-.'! H ottckU Wti« Ohiel r for t%ecpUo«y Md iflfe traffic. Wh'U'Vrr ill awkward loud r tbg BOttUMfll B«IH«I BfOd lor Hiwr" I" ie 4°
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    Aldershot Rebels Gaoled
    127 8 ALTON, HANTS. AUQ 12.—Sentence* of penal servitude ranging from three to five and a half years were announced on Saturday on men found guilty by courts martial m connectUm with disturbances at Alder shot drtmiton barracks The courts martial were held at Alton, Hants, detention camp. The
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    Red Cross Rushes Aid To Quake Victims
    94 8 Red Cross Rushes Aid To Quake Victims CIUDAU, TRUJILLO. Aug. 13 Jhe Red Cros > today rushed a i plane-load of medical supplies from Pu»rto Rico to the earthquake and j ::dal wave disaster zone on the LOTtfa OOMt of the Dominican Re- I public, where an outbreak of disease
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    LA GUARDIA'S CHALLENGE
    150 8 GEOTfVA Au« 13. Fiur'-lla La (iuardia dlrectof general 'i UNRRA. tonight called Ml a •highly placed militan source which bad stated In iin Interview thai unrra had beeomc channel tor Russian secrei and criminal elementi engaged m wholetale dope peddling and smuggling" either to submit evidence t'
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    AIR PASSENGERS
    33 8 The following passengers arrived b> 8.0.A.C. Q.E.A. on Aup. 12. From India—Mr. H. Ball. From Burma Lt. Col. J. L. Ros*-. Mr. Myat Tun M. From Pciiang— Mr. Khoo Khim Chian.
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    PERSIA CLAIMS VOICE IN PARIS CONFERENCE
    627 8 PARIS, Auk 12 IMHia ha:. cittmed the riKiu r» take P^ rt m Paris Conference of In future conferences should out ol now powers, HOI originally mnn- inference, be taTited :.'h lid. -it,,, texi "i tin* Pcrrtin Oo*ernletter to the Conference let rettflal ai.u
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    253 8 LONDON, Aug. 12.— Replacement is rapid-HP ing placs of 52 passenger and car^o ships l o stJ the war by the British India Steam Navigation jM> i pany. X, Already 24 ships have been commissioned and 18 more are being built m British shipyards or are on order. me
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    185 8 YORK, Aiitf. 13.-Rfc!.^^B t?ouble with civilians tr; ;"^H Army kit from demobilised jlrmi made by a military ifeß I the York Quarter Session Giving evidence m a '--M ing the alleged theft of Arc^B ing from stores at York d hospital, Star! Sergeant f R.A.M.C. said m reply to
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    Protest Strike Called
    83 8 Protest Strike Called JERUSALEM. Aug. I! general proest strike I ordered by the Jewish 1 I nity council from 5 p.m. I I night local time The Jewish underground^^ -Voice of Israel" today the whole Jewish cci: I Palestine to unit, and new British policy ags immigrationThe speaker char* tish
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    52 8 LONDON, Aur l: I d n K ton had a d c< ntly whi-n. X"' d rail a local dii I torinK' stones near The stones 100 l I London essayer A a r»!n of cold that they might J pvritr, ;;n<l qn*rt .-M "foci. K'Od-. be. I protpeeten
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    INDIAN PROSPECT MORE HOPEFUL NOW
    110 9 I 1U ps making friendly gesture to Muslims and tfUaC *em W ir he ip it] 'the gren task of i self-government foi m Jinnah'a comment yesthai this gesture Is likely to abate Muslim iutraiisi"what ls needed l« aatc t Is *<™? ..Ht from Congress
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    ANCIENT RUINS
    58 9 Madras \u\z. 14: Beneath thn old teaport town of Pomlichorry In French India, \W the ruins cf an ancient Roman City, according to Professor Monod Her/on, French Archaeologist and Lduc-ationalist. Prof. Herxen, who is now m Pondichorry to resume excavations which he started some years a£O, hoi>es soon
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    92 10 2 -Decker Bus As His Home BAI H Ant. II An man with I it and thl I B mall IdfCß, •hO leltoi to ?i b •ii v., »i Council 1 Bi '.'i on i of tl B Cotu ue i n<n ajbfc dweJ <»1 v iv.' -<!■ <i. 1
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    Russian Press Attacks U.S. Policy In China
    134 10 MOSCOW Aug. 12.— Th Russian press on Monday c irried attacks on U.S. policy In China and the Philliples. J i ifency distribui d h I ertii tiuit s f j <" facto l:;i(i been tore* d i,, elo d Chiw sc mfiu
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    52 11 The following will represent the Chinese Swimming Club m a friendly table tennis match against the Ghiate Sing Athletic Association on Sunday at th c Clubs premises at 2 p.m.: Ng Yew Winß, Eddie Fung, Chio Eng Quee, Loe Meiig Kong, Lim Choo Ann. Tan Koon Jim, Ngo
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    20 12 I) 11 T»n- today its th J<u i h i. on p iv ili Inttd
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    366 12 jeru n Aug. 14.- Fifty thousand British tro< alert< d by the H irtations of Jewish City T\ I British police afte ering the ht 0 the n y armour- look i like a bei <\ city. the police li^^n- 1 1 rernment
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    159 12 KLUANG TO HAVE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 'Tribune Staff Reporter) t:u;\n t c. Wedn< &j Latest centre t<> establish ;t Peonies' Restaurant is Kluanp- where plans ■re underway to convert part of an open padann along the main thorough fare, Jalan Merging, ir> 1 o a People urani To b»- opened sometime
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    34 12 3 SEPOYS ON CHARGE OF ROBBERY d ers G and Ifuiibl AH m the Fourth V C m r i 136 r p Panjatifl Road explained i-< The (a Ail) b, mentioned on A
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    193 12 ill. Aug. 2,500-ton term rail St amah v I l :{> taken off b/ L'feboa during Monti m d today that b derelict. a that th° salva iug pobq F.'lmuuth ow y st'Tduy just d tn sain rig boat. The Kedah with the Salvonia ndirvg by was lying today
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    232 12 (By Special Cabl< >, Reporter. I LONDON, I which eaus< d without gai on J being settled As froi i Boys" Club will 1 c a.m. and 8.00 is ■itaated di Eng School, ht th< Kitting Ro; -1 junction. TOKIO, Aug. Dennis Boyd, Command^ British Pacific Fleet riv P
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    80 12 TEHERAN. Aug. 14— Sardar Inayatuilah Khan, ex-King of Afghanistan and brother of the exiied OXK.ng Ammanullah. died here today oged 57. Inayatullah had lived In Teheran for many years. Inayatullah wa I king Tor three days only— from Jan. 14 to 17, 1929. His brother
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