Morning Tribune, 19 August 1946

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE (New Seres) 10 CENTS I .-OUST 19. 1946.
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    Jews Riot In Detention camp
    331 1 Inagusta, Cyprus, Aug. 18.— Rioting broke out one iUegaJ Jewish immigrants deported from nY and now held m a British detention camp ie riol was evidently arranged to coincide with s tour as the Palestinian national flag was unby one oi the inmates. Hundreds of
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    Jinnah Refuses Nehru's Offer
    99 1 Jinnah Refuses Nehru's Offer Ir, Aug. 18— Mr. Jinnah, of the All India Muslim •night said he refused an t League by Pandit Nehru, [rodent, at their meeting m of five of the 14 seats pnm government cabinet [Nehru said he had been the Viceroy, Viscount form. p arrangement proposed
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    BENES WANTS POPULATIONS TRANSFERRED
    69 1 BENES WANTS POPULATIONS TRANSFERRED An* 1«. CsftchosTova president Dr. Benes, has de«led that a final solution" of the minority troublei between hi. Onntry and Hungary be reached tke transfer of *****0 Hun!nf>""o Slocks from Hungry. f>r. 80n... rejected the Hnn*m- «ob for s revision of rontierj to brin^ the large
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    6 1 AtlS. 18. -Fort, ,hou bOTM racing
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    20 1 1 18. M, i( .r-G,n,r a l W Military Oov,-,,nr "at H»noi airfield on 'n tako over hls dutes a<
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    Nile Waters Submerge Village
    72 1 Nile Waters Submerge Village KHARTOUM, An*. 18.— Wi the Blue Nile still rising hav< complete ly labmerged Qereii ti\ four mil. Mil of Khartoum. The inhabitanti bare been evacuated. An official of the Egyptian Irrigation Department declared today tbt river ii expected to reach the record he'grht of at least
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    22 1 new york, Auk. ib. Chaoiilnf Pollox 66, author and dramatist; ha^ ii(>i of cerebral hemorrhage at hi-«umni4-r home In Shoivham. L(..,j? foiand.
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    PITCHED BATTLE IN CALCUTTA: DEATHS MOUNT
    837 1 PITCHED BATTLE IN CALCUTTA: DEATHS MOUNT Calcucta, Aug. 18.— Widespread communal riot llg broke out for the thiro successive day m many areas of Calcutta city and su burbs early today the police opening fire at several places to disperse the mobs. Firing occurred near tht police court m the
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    SIAM CLOSES INDO-CHINA FRONTIER
    107 1 SIAM CLOSES INDO-CHINA FRONTIER BANGKOK, Aug. 18.— Siam h;,« closed the border w.th French Indf; China folkmttlf French allegation? that Cambodians, involved m border incidents, were ciossin^ into Siarr. and that former refugees were r<» crossing into French Indo-rhina. The decision was taken to hvo-.t further complications, it m learner?
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    HINDU, MUSLIM LEADERS MAKE "PEACE" TOUR
    116 1 CALCUTTA, Aug. 18. Following yesterday's riots m which unconfirmed reports picnic the number of killed as high as 600 Hindu and Muslim leaders conferred ihis morning on the question of restoring peace to the city. Later a "peace procession^ of men of both communities
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    BOMB SHIP EXPLOSION KILLS NINE
    81 1 HAMBURG, An*. I*.— Nin<> pcopl* wer« killed tl an explosion which sank Iht stt-ann-r Pollux between Neustadt and Pe lzerhatfrn on th» Baltic toast of Holstoin, the Britißh news MITICi m Germany reporter, today. The ikip, loadod with 2.16 tons of Gorman bomln, frag carry
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      66 1 FEW OF THE NEWT V ARRIVKn ARTICLES I CIAN SINGH'S HAVE ON DISPLAY FOR LAniRS FOR CENTS SWIMMING SI ITS ITALIAN SHIRTINGS (In popular itrtpt tatanft) EMB: GEORGETTE BLOUSES TOOTAL TIES 'Hunrnrian I d) ClB I*4 PURE SILK GLOVES PROPHYLACTIC i h mak HAIR CO>IBS i SILK KNICKERS .English mad.,
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    Rubber's future: free market almost certain after this year
    381 2 SEI Output Remains Major Question On the other hand rabbet .shares have no men on the BtOCk Exchange due to forecasts- MtoWtafMr. A-scoli Chairman of the Rubber Growers Association mS&SSK 1947 natural plus VjSfSJSST tion will exceed demand. Mr. Ascoli estimated
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    Mr. MacDonald Returns
    32 2 The Governor -General (Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald) returned \9 Singapore by air yesterday afternoon from his visit to Sarawak, cevmpanied by the acting Governors of North Borneo and Sarawak.
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    Water Causes Dartmoor Riot
    86 2 Water Causes Dartmoor Riot LOP4OII, Auf. M <' r 'V. iy i wf-r»- hurl* -I about, and windov. > md gi t i': 'm whi n d -r h Up i.ot ovti br'-nVf rklge^ Eighito boj i" jn f" iloTlt a j..- 00 r rt tntt Ihc :Ou It i
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    Fire Destroys 100 Tons Of Rubber
    119 2 Saigon, au«. is. flamei started by three hand-grenades, which terror sts threw Into a rubber itockplle, ipread rapidly md del royed on squar* k i m<:r,. ol native huts early today new the Chini section at Canhoj dis:ric of Saigon. Simultaneously i her D
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    Crisis Expected In Egypt Talks
    100 2 Cairo, Aug. IT, Btrtom dlvertxni'ji* members M Uki Egyptian rtel«ijalion for the n-vl too <! Urn IM6 An«lj-E«ypt an Treaty iccord- :jK t«» EiO'jHian pNH r« jxjrt K» ws«»ap(T» all r«-Kard Ihl OOUinC v.M-k bn iteMff nn'l arcordinvj to V/hldifit OtfUM a bfttkdMflfl of the
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    Armed Gang Raid Chinese Home
    150 2 One armed robbery and an armed gang robbery were reported Saturday night. Jhive BOthfl entered a house at 7th mile. TampenLs Road, at 7 pJD and relieved ttu- Chinese occupants of cash and property amounting t< $39.40. One- of tile Sikhs was armed with a
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    Mufti Appears At Farouk's Dinner
    116 2 Alexandria. Aug. 17.— HaJ Amin El Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem, made a surprise appearanre at a dinner given by King Farouk of Egypt to 700 workers m Ras El Tin Palace here tonight. The occasion was If tar (feast given after sundown during the
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    Tudor Players Present Shaw's "St. Joan"
    133 2 Tudor Players Present Shaw's "St. Joan" A memorable performance of Shaw's "St. Joan" was given at the Army Education Centre on Friday night by the Tudor Players. The tile role was played by Joan Rutledge who gave a magnificent rendition of a very exciting and emotional part. David Lit le's
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    MOSCOW TIRADE AGAINST U.S.
    56 2 MOSCOW TIRADE AGAINST U.S. LONDON, Aug 17 -The Muscow d o oomiMotatar, m. Huffman. f1 < I;x -cJ Umlfht that Urn civil war iv China would have inded long if it 1 r»*l by torOM I >l i!.''-nuui<)iial naction I (JnlUd .S ;tttt> could easily put nn md ol Knontntanc-Ooauntmitt
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    INDIAN LABOURERS AGAINS FURTHER IMMIGRATION
    328 2 INDIAN LABOURERS AGAINS FUR THER IMMIGRA TION Resolutions calling upon the Government of India not to allow any Indian labourers to migrate to this country, and requesting the Malayan Government to abolish all toddy sh^ps m the country were passed at a big mass meeting of Indian labourers held at
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    74 2 WASHINGTON. United States Departnu culture predicted today i tially larger wheat crop h 1 this year on the basis of reports received from 12 g countries. The reports >howed ifc following 12 countries ww e \m an aggregate ,t a 30 larger harvest: Spain, fa Italy, France, Belgium, the
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    75 2 London, Auu. 15. An AT. I poral married a Baron's Barnabas Roman Catholic Col m the city of Nottinjfh« fl they first met and went to t^B together. Thf bride M,~ 'm ?fl Mai thy of Devon Drive, *M «nnd the proom. Lieut. Rsyicfl v:d Grant de Lonjru* U
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    63 2 The St. Andrew's Old StfH Clati >n vvill 1..- V show entitled fl Stream", based on the I Chinese classic of the f*M m aid of the China Rr:ef?« the S\OBA next D 1 iod by well-known ch:ne«« [m Singapore, the 1 ng i Bea several members J Boys
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    Nehru cabinet expected Include 5 Muslims
    244 3 Nehru cabinet expected Include 5 Muslims B,- The new interim Indian V', cording to present indicate drW one scheduled M, ms one Sikh, one Indian Mu Christian and one Parsi. The following are ine ruins mentioned: Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, President of the Indian Na■.Yonal Congress; Sardar VallabhaJ Patel, member ol
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    32 3 Kf oth«r X ecur!tv of Ihe nmodaU ■j Rosent- H Baston »>l tho n ird read the K. Rcertcn, X b. llcKerron Mr. W n H P Bryson M r t<w
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    26 3 Aug. 1«- A tivrBj .:;i ;l rk and Russia has B m Moscow. The agreeK. promise ol mutual w <:-, ati< n ti' Mm* es■c: irbour
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    NEHRU VISITS WAVELL
    104 3 Hi DELHI. Aug. 18.— Juv;uiiiirl;il Nehru, of the Indian NaI Congress, arrived I me from Bombay V and tiortly r an hour m conference roy, Viscount l f nd Brit'sh subM I tiru the I m m m WLa. Waveli might meet or communicate with Mohammed Ali
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    Celebrations Postponed
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    Siam King On Way To Switzerland
    75 3 According to a Renter cable from LotombO, X iki i humipfion Aduldet uj Siam, ciccompan ed oy his mother, Princess Savgwan Chrukamol, is to VUli Colombo on his xoay lo Switzerland* He mil be ihe guest oj Sir John Howard, Officer Administering the Government,
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    PETROL-LADEN BARGE ABLAZE
    111 3 Three calls wen received by the Fire Brigade on Saturday, one of which proved to be a false alarm. A: 3 o'clock m the afternoon a landing barge at Clifford Pier with petrol on board caught fire, the cause of when was attributed io an electrical short
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    Colonial Development Council
    131 3 LONDON. Aug. 18.— Mr. George British Secretary of State for Will shortly announce composition of the Colonial conomlc and Development Council Wry out a comprehensive surof the economic resources of colonial empire and advise on *U matters of economic development stales the Political correspondent m todaya Sunday
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    Tuvinians Glad To Have "Bypassed Capitalism"
    256 3 T uvinians Glad To Have "Bypassed Capitalism" MOSCOW, Aug. 18.— The people of Tannu Tuva, whose forefathers fought m the armies of Genghis Khan, assured Generalissimo Stalin m a letter made public yesterday that they are glad of their chance 10 hdraw from the capitalist world, and promised to make
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    Laski's Congratulations
    62 3 LONDON Aug. 17*— Professor Harold Lavki former Chairman Of the British Labour Party, has s-v-nt a message of congratulation to the IndonCMan Republic oovarttmeni <>n the celebration <»f its rirst anniversary. Vhe message states: "I hoiv with ,11 mv heart you will be al»l» to amnv (l a
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    Scotland Yard Probe Thefts From Diplomatic Bags
    154 3 LONDON* Aug 17 -The]' m dtpi* tnc Dccra add**^ eci to the British Foreign fice a:e o no inquired mto by Britain's Criminal investigation Department, Scotland Yard, arid further developments arc expected shortly. The thefts had apparently been going on for some time
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    The Morning Tribune MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1946. Japs In Malaya
    335 4 The Morning Tribune MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1946. Japs In Malaya Contrary to reports widely circulated and hitherto icking denial, Government not going to tolerate the presence of Japanese m Mai fter surrendered mm 1 have been repaf riated. rnment Is to be conil i ed on sticking to 1 original
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    Marginal Comment
    1447 4  -  Harold Nicholson Copyright In AAalaya By (15V SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE LONDON SPECTATOR) Th* f-r nch, we m i>i admi arc m',n- lnter< d nll In Prance ev< ji :< >; -r. providI he h i bVfk or is reated wi»h respect; ition which s ace I n<
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    Weizmann Confers With George Hall
    200 4 Weizmann Confers With George Hall LONDON. AUK. 15 D email n. Prestoteni ol i j ish Organisation! and D Goldman, the Jewish Agi tical representative m Wd went to the British Colonial ihis morning f °r discussion^ George Hail, Colonial Beer StaU'. it is under >tood they discussed the basis
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    Pravda Makes More Accusations
    175 4 MOSCOW, Aug. 16. The ma: ment of British oil interests '"according to all indications" WM deliberately trying to aggravate the situa- tion m Southern Persia to creai "justification" for concentration of British troops at Basra, declared Pravda, Soviet official newspaper today. "The real purpose of the
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      157 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's m Jhe SinyapoM $hopA Electrical United Trading Co., 61 Stnmfoi'd Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US. Embroidery Direct Importen of all k.nus ut ObineM Hand-made Fancy Goodi 10, Bauery Road (Rodney House). Singapore. Flowers Lotus Flower Shop AT YOUR SERVICE Artificial
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      212 5 General Merchandisr FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT M A It C O 5, Stanford Road. Singapore. Where a Dew shipment of porcelain DINNER SERVICE SETS and ALUMINIUM WAKE may be inspected Telephone 76U3. Hair Drau i Lftdiei Hair Dreamt, Latest Fashions and Manicure by Miss Anna Majjoric An be I
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    Why Grow Old?
    417 6  -  Josephine Lowman B Wear It Away! "What :i< m -ho cfttoei 1 1 my i r i llhoueti \)n tbi 1 lie on i a k with >-. ,j leg* -u .11/1. i your at your ld< tha left knee up by th< ,i (ii.'-Hp 'he aiiki«.'
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    $10,000,000 Treasure in Manila Bay waters
    215 6 $10,000,000 Treasure in Manila Bay waters MANILA \ue 16:— Victor Berge. widely known Manila Bay. a Pr sideni Manuel H inted bun PennU?^ ucmpt to recover the sim* h i dumped approximateh Sin* Si the coast of Corridor ri l 5 before ihe J*!»neae entered A%l oi it minion dollars
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    EGYPT'S REPLY TODAY?
    150 6 EG YPT'S REPLY TOD AY CAIRO. Auk. 17.— Egypt's ply to the latest revision tie 1936 AnKlo-EKyptian treaty is expected to be i cided on today or tomorEgypt iau political circl s to- el ned repor b from Loni thai L>>n\ Stansgate, Secre- v for Air and head of the
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    Haifa Jews Demonstrate
    94 6 HAIFA, Aug. 17. -Several thousand Jews demonstrate! here today as a protest against the expected deporation to Cyprus today or tomorrow of 1,450 illegal Jewish immigrants. Demonstrators were summoned to the Central Synagogue m Haifa early today (Jewish Sabbath) by the Jewish resistance movement's secret radio "Voice
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    20 6 Our Dumb Blonde "A letter from Roy!— and he said he couldn't put into words what he thought about me."
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    Japs Amazed
    78 6 TOKIO, Aug. 17.— The showing of films depicing American industry, education and pol has caused envy and amazt-m 1 among Japanese rural audienci to whom they were shown travelling projection un:ts, SCAP announcedOlder audiences expressed t-nvv of American high s andard> living. Ex-soldiers ar 1 fra amazed at
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      74 6 1 TB. AIIXKK EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE j i T By Al Capn ''-■"■-'...1k- ito J.^°*s** LfVCCuj am raddio singer r)-*^^ V^TliSTHis, >/—J KIDDING yj J '.O-EBC?v^ US^^i^^ACK.' VGONhiA I BABY.'-I EVEN A LI'L, <C*?- V I TRANKIr "THEM r~-T^\ J f "SiNG yiAß^'/.^Va^ \Ng)T VOfoppfDl MIZ2UBLE
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    Gossip From The London Film Studios
    900 7 L t fjf f universal Pictures inc. and International ra:ion i Wll toir Pf ,)VtMb»T Ist, 1946, R er ictl n company IB luction Com|T ited coinL ar produce pictures <>* E£ v lirs; ,f a t produce 25 i I »"J rmerly made
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    Burma Currency
    72 7 RANGOON, Aug. 16. -Banna will have its own currency managed and controlled by i Currency Board consisting of five m^mb^rs, two of whom will be Bin-man from next pril. The Board la to b est* Wished m London m Octol The exchange value of the Burma rupe m
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    Silk Again For Hollywood Film Stars
    242 7  - Silk Again For Hollywood Film Stars HENRY GRIS By Morning Tribune Correspondent In Hollywood HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 2.—Hollywood did not do so well with the screen ne^li^^s and "night" ies M during the war. what with the scarcity oi the Flimsy chiffons and the complete absence of silk which had come
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    Shanghai's Smuggling Racket
    62 8 Shanghai's Smuggling Racket SHANOHAI Am 16 i\ Cusi ft Uu the prevent f th<M i ;rr;;. one- total Of 0 h Ep 10 con- <- i ir<-*i i of 1 'i impoi rgil) Kho« r.f ilippint from ii tilth i» ftk- d f;i (l ed d pif !»<■ ftnd j»i
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    Major Ordered Out
    53 8 ROME Ani n t ]:>.- lUjor CJ<noBryant W. |fbov#, commaoder tfc« United BBtb Dlriftor i Ovilla, hai ord< re^ tht expuUioa from Jus t< rritory of YoffocUv an...- major who ;.<i<,j,t'd ftlettf .wirj tfcrvafenftig mAmtr^ ln/ii ro!l(Nriag ;«n if.-Ki. li f wttk. Allied ImmI« i ounc< d
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    Secret Dossier Shows Hitler Planned UK Invasion In 1940
    436 8 Secret Dossier Shows Hitler Planned UK Invasion In 1 940 FUEHRERS ORDER TO -ELIMINATE ENGLAND!" (By I'uul Scotf Kankinc Renter's Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Au«. 17.— Hitler personally planned to invade England m AttgttSt 1940 along a broad front from Ramsgate to the Isle of Wisht. Thl disclosed tonight a highly secret
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    WOMEN PRISONERS MAY BUY LIPSTICK
    89 8 UrtV^Oll, Auk- IS.— About 1.20' allowed to use lipstick ai.d powdei I women m Britain's, proals will 1" I They will be able to tpend thei pr km pay on cosmetics from th< prison shop. A woman*! average earnings mv: Td. a week; by working
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    UNO WILL ABSORE UNRRA—La Guardia
    229 8 GENEVA, Aug. 17. The fifth council I (JNRRA adjourned late yesterday and will I [a er this year at a time and place to be 1. 1 general committee. I Speculation centn C York or Geneva a I m tember meeting 02 !>, < Nations
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    Little Peace At Peace Table
    139 8 Little Peace At Peace Table LONDON, Aug. 17—Practically all the London newspaper* agreed with the Daly Telegraph that thtr e were "few elements of peace" m Friday's heated debase at the Paris Peace confen nee. The special Paris correspondent of i he Times said: "The debate produced a most i
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    Priestley's Tribute To Late HG Wells
    128 8 LONDON. Aug. 16. A-^ t h. remains of H. g. Weils wane cremated this ifternoou, the English novelist imd tramatisi J. B. Priestley said <«r tin* ..0.-iri famous flgur c 'This was a man whose word mw 1 iplir In a thousand .'ark places."
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    Teaching Of English In India To Be Cut
    209 8 POONA, (Air Mail) [—Extensive plans for the rerganisation of the Indian educational system an cirastic limitat ion of the teaching of English were ap proved at a conference of Education Ministers of Congress Provinces held here recently. Mr. Gandhi, who attended the
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      247 8 Try This AMERICAN *»«r« To Saturdays G, ■^JjjNME'g|H A Npl,. ucs:— 5.,:, L m f^fsA®K r^'liTO^>iuT lr ii.r,' r-- t^.[ipH|^?i 1 pi- >w>^ a b,\ 33 ojbbrT^ p lifeisM < 1p !iijj >,' L>j iJut :m oroai LiAIBjoSBBBBoTLTnvTE" aicround w Mi :;7 1,1 Li I j. n I r i
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    Russians Keep All Austrian Petrol
    108 9 118:— O I on the ,r 0 r' se allocation of M and to wen •'.<? and had ,h up to July 25. jrtu.nu.aid this ,n bad brought rot bs but to "no result". ral Clark said that the ritiea insisted that the d genoui
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    SMUTS OFF TO PARIS
    29 9 SMUTS OFF TO P ARIS PRETORIA. Aug. 16.— The South African Pr me Minis- i\ Field-Marshal Jan Smuts, left by air this evening to attend he Paris conference. Reuter
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      55 9 At The WorldDaily: 3 7 9.15 p.m "THE STORY OF DR. WASSELL" (m Technicolor) with Gary Cooper m the title role Daily: 3—7—9.15 pm. "THE INVISIBLE MAN'S REVENGE" Jon Hall John Carradine, Leon Errol Alan Curtis. <y (r To-nisht: 7p.m. 915 p.m. "SOS. COAST GUARD" (Chaps. I—6) Ralph Byrd Bela
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      136 9 i Zrfik CoHXIUUrHJ&c/ lI A M 2PM. 415 EVERY SEAT AN ARMCHAIfL 63 6. 950 Last 5 Shows Today! DOTTY IN A SARONG! LOVE AND FIERY ACTION ON AN EXOTIC SOUTH SEA ISLAND. AN ISIAND OF,CIUHp IN A SIAJ3F £AUGrHS f wt>" jct v m£**jk jhjv \:f. $t&tt&ft& BOROTHY IAMOU^EOOIf
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    G. Allen's 5 For 26 Against Yorkshire
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    LABOUR MP's FELICITATE INDONESIA
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    Uncertain Start By India's opening pair
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    New Russo-Danish Pact
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    25 11 BOWLING: Dear none for 27; Reeves none for 7; Growder one for 46; Jeans five for 51; Jagger four icr 50; Pearson none for 12.
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    40 12 8HIZUOKA. Aug. 18. The first shipment ««i WO tons of tea to be used in payment of Japan's food imports left on tin Jackson VictoH from port Shumzu near here. She i> scheduled to reacn Ban Francisco on Aim. 29.
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    31 12 BOMBAY, ia«. l«.— A firfp of Indonesian residents m Bombay BUfred a demonstration outside the Netherlands Consulate here last night to nark Indonesian Independence Day. Armed police guard the Consulate office.
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    62 12 "Five Ka\-- W This banner, I new rice ration*! /or me^K gapore, was prominent 5 ty a party 0/ India* 1 during t?idr toui M rtreets yesterday V r. E mass ?nrptinj/ at t/t^ PptJ •,mplo m Berangoon n^i Ax the mass meeting, -M attracted much att H comments.
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