Morning Tribune, 28 August 1946

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE 10 103. 1 fy«e Ser<e»; /o cents DNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1946.
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    Jinnah Now Orders "Boycott"
    134 1 NE W DELHI, Aug. 27.-Liaquai General Secretary .0} P u teatnu and Deputy I uague party in we ugUlaUve Assembly toJ the dirrction of Mr \llnah, league President, asked %cmbl r. 0/ ihi League not to atbd meeting* of any committee J; the various Government, dents
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    Renounce Titles' Say Untouchables
    60 1 P ona, Aug. 27.—The India hrking Committee of the Alllia .Scht'duk'd Castes Fadera--11 'Untouchables) has adopted esoiution asking Federation noers to renounce any titles ch had been conferred upon tht British Governresolution was paased as nst the Place ac«g Federation in the Cabinet missions proindtan independence
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    28 1 JDO, Aug. 27.^-SCAP Civil ComWions Sections announced the < of a radiD-teloßraph service Ja Pan and all points of mmonweaith for mili--1 credited civilian person- fU^tion forces in Japan
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    Killearn Holds Conferences In Batavia
    223 1 Killearn Holds Conferences In Batavia Ba avia, Aug. 27.- Lord Killearn held separate conferences with Indonesian Republican officials, the Dutch Lt. Gcv. Oen. Dr. van Mook and the Unied States Consul General Mr. Walter A. Foote today, in an intensified British effort o arrange a renewal of negotiating between he
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    NUREMBIRG TRIAL DECISION SATURDAY?
    48 1 NUREMBERG, Aug. 27.— Lord Justice Sir Geofrey Lawrence said the International Tribunal is expected t o conclude hearing of evident^ in the Prolonged) war crimes trials here and retire to Ponder decision "by Saturday evening". The trial has been Underway sinc c last November.
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    NEWS LANDED at FAMAGUSTA
    133 1 II brought here on *n<.ide 'local time i' w^'r .v ..r.d V ■-iiK.rds on "aS r Rivt t Poies, -ton KatJ rtn« khaki f "jaru Their own clothes, they said, had been destroyed during the disturbance while they WefC being transf*vred from Katriel Jaffe aboard which
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    RUSSIA ACCUSED OF "INTIMIDATION, LIES" AT PARIS
    596 1 RUSSIA ACCUSED OF "INTIMIDATION, LIES" AT PARIS Paris, Aug. 26. Mr. J. aay brought the delegates Palace to their feet with •Soviet Russia, in which "lies", "intimidation" and H" was speaking in de delegate whose arguments ana Economic Commission vie L Foreign Minister M. Mr. Beasley said: "Russia s tactics
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    Communist Attacks Beaten Off
    95 1 Communist Attacks Beaten Off PEIPING, Aug. 27.— Government troops were reported to be driving on three Jehol province cities while to the southweH in northern Shansi province, defenders of the besieged Tatung fought off Communist nttacks for the 23rd day. The Government sponsored Central News said 7,000 Communists made late
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    Britain's Trains to Change From Coal to Oil
    52 1 LONDON, Aug. 27— To save 1.*****0 tons of cod yearly 1 1 200 of Britain's iarge>t locomotives vn tlic main line railways arc to be converted to oil ia quickly as possible. Authorisation for Conversion Was announce^ by the Ministry ol Transport
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    SOVIET DENIAL
    49 1 MOSCOW, Allg. 27. Thr BoViel I Tass news agency denied Chinese newspapei reports tha* secret Dftct "unfavourably to China 1 wu ttameH bet- tx>n the U"»t..-r* Bt*te*. t.he Soviet. Union MM Britain it the time of the Potsdam nwrotiat.in Th.. report h i "complete fabrication Tass said.
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    23 1 Ttits loatuing s^gn jor inotoris s can be found n BukU Timali Road near where the E kayes ma'ch factory used to be.
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    YUGOSLAVIA CLAIMING £325-MILLION
    90 1 YUGOSLAVIA CLAIMING £325-MILLION Paris, Aug. 27- Yugoslavia 1^ claiming $1 300,*****0 r^para tions 4; 325.000,000) from .Italy 1( was reveah d when amendments *o ih<* draft treaties before the Paris Cornermen were pub lish«'d »day. Ausralip h^adcci thp list with 73 amendments. Yugoslavia was second with 39 amend nv nts
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    Search For Jew Terrorists Continues
    99 1 Haifa, Aug. 27. British troops today resumed the r r search tor anno and «xpl >sives *n th« Jewish ncttl ment of S»»do Yam, •5 miles north of Haifa whrre the entire adult population wan. jrcst rday rounded up, Nu arms had be( n found
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      64 1 A FEW OF THE NEWLY ARRIVED ARTICLE? I CIAN SINGH'S HAVE ON DISPLAY I FOR LADIES FOR CENTS SWIMMING SI ITS ITALIAN SHIRTINGS (In popular stripe designs) EMB: GEORGETTE BLOUSES TOOTAI. TII.S 'Hungarian Ffcshloned) <to latest patterns) PIRK SILK GLOVES rROPHYLACTIC fßest BBgttoh mako) HAIR COMBS SILK KNICKERS PLASTIC TOASTRACKS
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    TRANSPORT STRIKE: LATEST
    72 2 ma ii -any Df f>on Comp**9 Kmptolfe** I -nt o/ th* company yesterday Afu ice, lA€ /r mm mm* »ui V> addrris the strikrr< > t lair afternoon they had n,t go\ It: lOVdl l*« OOWPW* jgitrr^ttfT k« w P"' if r l mafcr 1»:) sftt/rmewt on
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    CIGARETTE LIGHTERS WERE COUNTERFEIT
    157 2 CIGARETTE LIGHTERS WERE COUNTERFEIT a Canton* chow Weng ujrh > appear- d before th< Thira Magistrate or. a summons yesterday was fln d $200 ox tl r. tths 1 imprisonment when he ,nvlct< d tor counterfeiting the trad mark oi a w ;i brand >1 cigareti Ugnl n Ac on
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    $1,000 Robbery In Attap House
    71 2 PBCAHO, Aug 26. Armed bandits ti; -or U tarly morrjing attack on an Liu family Uvini in BtttUfWortti U»-<i;u Tw 0 ol tlnrn were armdl with v -voiver>. Afu-i breaking into th fttUp bOtfte they decamped with emit iQ< j'-vsjlcry worth Wart thtß tl.OoO When
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    Ovaltine For School-Children
    117 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A certain quantity ol Ovaltin has been allotted to the Fducat'on Department and will be m i f j o Bchool-chlldn n after th; August h.lidays. During the pasi few months school children were abk* to buy Cheap chocolatei und tj x tiles. While
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    3-Hour Jungle Blaze In S'pore
    61 2 The oombined effort! <i the Muni'lpal Pin Briflde and thr> Army Pire Eter iV > Inf a lallang and jungh* flrc '>rr\irr«'d in the virinitv >f the OrdOMMC Depot in K'thon". 01 Chu Kan^ Road ;-fi over :i larn in ■> ••< hours \x-tove tin
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    Trade Union Adviser Warns Employers
    333 2 (Tribune Stafl Reporter; Id Mr a? Sarrett, Trade Union Adviser in Singa- Us. „.-,JH addr-ssin^ the Manufacturers' Assoelation, Singapore. Pointing out that world economic conditions would remain it contributory factor in the present labour unrest, he emphasised thai v ha! many employers in aya tended
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    L.D.C. Back Pay
    37 2 Approval has note been rec ived to make advances against back pay to members of i h e Local Defence Corps, Singapore. Reg si rat ion wiH commence on Friday, at SSVF Headquartern, Singapore.
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    SENTRY GETS 7 YEARS' R.I.
    77 2 An Indian sentry who stopped a Trishaw with two Chinese returning home at night and relirv *d them of $240 at Clemencfau Avenue Brdge was found guilty of armed robbery and sentenced to seven years' risorous imprisonment by Mr. JnsVCz Thoro^ocd a' the Second Singapore
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    Opium Arrest At Railway Station
    95 2 As Chinese fu about to board Monday V 6.30 train for the main- laud, a revenue officer stopped himi it the Singapore Railway Station, and, en xamining a rattan basket th» Chinese was carrying, discovered three pounds of opium concealed in false bottomYesterday. Yew Ngai
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    Rice Smugglers Checked On Last Lap
    152 2 Ric* tret Siamese train locceeded in i tignmenti from p J Koala Lumpur to S the last lap, when the c. were taking deliv< peared to be s.-;cks ol wooden crates Contain nis e was discovered yestei A lit venue officer on doty v
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    LOWER TARIFFS & FREER TRADE
    124 2 LOWER TARIFFS FREER TRADE Washington. Aug. 2 7. -Britain financial deficit for 19i6 porbabl? will be "considerably less' than tin U.S. $3,000,000,000 when she negotiated for the U $3,750,000,000 loan, an official t the U S State Department's busness and commerce office said cj Monday. He said this "shows the
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    WAAF Girls Here Were "Waited On Hand & Foot"
    441 2 WAAF Girls Here Were "Waited On Hand Foot" The latest bevy of WAAF volunteers to reach Singapore straight from England all agree that their introduction to overseas service in South-East Asia the ihree-weeks voyage in the Empress of Scotland was "wizard.*' "Wo were waited on hand and foot," they said,
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      116 2 i Earlier rrj*/ri,~paqr i) WANTED a «o<jd and respectable lawyer who is able to settle up vcrtl matters with regard kO some foreign countries. Letters to Box Ho Mg 1 Morning Tribune, Blngaooie. AICTION SALE of MiX'd collection of Carpets. Cumc•r*s, Silverware, Boa '-hold RaQUlalUt, Ten IKWN, Coffee Servers, WMhtaf
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    Govt. Disputes Legality Of Back-Pay To JCSA
    412 3 Govt. Disputes Legality Of Back-Pay To JCSA iii 1.1 MPUBi Aug. 27:— H was announced last Friday between the Pyke back pay atf rn(l representatives of the Junior Civil ««i mit l e .ion lield at Council, Chambers, that Seiß< •»>*' becl legally advised that there was bovc I, for
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    HEAVY FINES ON CLOTH EXPORTERS
    122 3 bur men who attempted to brt doth from Sin?apoir >ennits were fined fun.s ranging from $400 u 01 > when they pleaded guilty M Second District Judg'. 1 t sterday. pree >1 them stated they inf taking the doth to hatra pdullah 2o> whd was
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    Dr. Evatt Here Too Tired
    38 3 all naff ttt, leader I Conference v. sterday I v h rd m I rencea he now on his m Jt ary I .pore I ilia. i ay in BinI GovernorD n Mac-
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    RAF In 50-Hour RESCUE FLIGHT
    345 3 Six R.A.F. aircraft carn^i out an intensive search >ver many miles of ocean for lifeboats filled with survivors frcm the merchant snio, the Mount Douglas Bark, whicn sank off the Andaman islands last week. Aii the boats were eventua'iy seated and the seamen t+'.m the
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    Singapore May Send Food SOS To London
    151 3 The Singapore Associat'on is to consider shortly a nu> •mi calling upon the association *o tend* an S.O.S. for immediate fond aid to Singapore 'o the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. George Hall A covy of ihe appeal, if approved, is
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    Sobbing Woman Tells Of Indignities In Gaol
    356 3 A young woman sobbed in thc witness box at he Assize Coun yesterday as she described the lnLignities, beatings and water treatment she had to lifter when she was arrested and taken to the Cenral Police Station during the occupation as a sus>ected
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    ABOLITION URGED
    26 3 BOMBAY, (Air Mail)— The total abolition of the Indian Import Trade Control was urged by the AllIndia Importei I oeiation at meeting hen-. Reuter.
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    LAWYER GIVES WAR CRIMES EVIDENCE
    257 3 LAWYER GIVES WAR CRIMES EVIDENCE Giving evidence at the 7h l r Crimes Court yesterday a* con inucci hearing of tn* trial ol 44 Japanese personnel I the Out rum Read Prison toi ad I*l trsatmcfti of AiJ prls( n rs :T.d civilian r sidents Mr K P. K Mmun.
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    Bribe To Police Inspector Alleged
    122 3 A rhi/usc, IL, \h Pook, claimed trial to u (liarL'" af offering »'i ille trai gratilleation to Inspector Raja rutnani whefl be WWXared heforv Magistratg K. M. Byrm- on a sum mom yost «rcii According to th«' ovirlccv, Fnsnec ti»r Rajaritnam attached to Paya Ltt.r
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    Lightermen Get $180 Minimum
    63 3 PBKANO; Autf. LV, -Six hundred liphtornwi, aro :u -k a t uork a^ah* i Strike whirh began la->t Monday A settled ml was roa chsd yt-'sterda> afteroo n Lightermen will \,v r». t -eivintr 6 monthly pay of $120 for working ci» lighten thirty ton.-, «nd
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    6 More Smallpox Deaths In Union
    123 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter i T^p outbr'ik ot smallpox ennt'nurs in Singapore and t* 1 public are again urged to :c!nat*d if they have not alr'v done Tn h" Malayan Union. II t which six wer fatal, were rep rtf(j fur the week ondin: Aug.
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    The Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1946. What CAN Be Done
    370 4 The Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1946. What CAN Be Done I urn to thi bjed of can be done In thi bj the locaJ Administration. A j, i down is overdue. If the mthoritiei an- unable to prev snf smuggling oi rice Into Malaya m exei my all the
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    ambassador of Freedom
    1357 4 I Lord Halifax recalls his part in Anglo-US, co-operation By i THE EARL OF 1 HALIFAX j On a grey, dank January morning n tHI 1 was standing 1 (jn the di i he latest Bn h ba U ihtp as we moved h ,,u,rr i noa
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    UNKNOWN
    126 4 LONDON, the Cnlj Indian p turn t, London todaj I W* Switzerland, when the world moral r, I I en* told R,ut, i: I format'«,n of the new j»... eminent which a the 'I %u ernment in every sense of "Thouch lam not a cor. I must admit that
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    IMMIGRANTS` SHIP
    342 4 FAMAGUSTA, Aug. 26.-lilJ Jewish immigrants are rt-ported '«^> b e on Doard the Empire Ht-y*o«B (7.030 tons> whicli is i-xpicted haßi| today or tomorrow mnrninc.-R I doub, of the soundness of "-I American P t>pl l!>1 him shai ß [he dust of the preat cities ol his feet
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      108 5 l K TAN' G :VEB VAIXEY ROAD Ml 8.8. I cost I 'I imd Vl I „d UU F.CW. orodu Olfl Bel wcddir i;i A HITX CO., I Singapore Hotel Building) Papers Book Stow uaurant Rnteysoo Oretn 61, Middle Rd. Singapore. Phone 2620. HEADACHE-CURE t. handle your cargo baggage nsport.
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      163 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's in Jns. SmqapDM SnopA kctrical United Trading Co., 61 Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US. Embroidery Direct Impotten vi all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goodb i.ooiisToui: ;0, Battery Road (Rodney House;. Singapore. Flowers i Lotus Flower Shop AT YOUR
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      217 5 metal Merchandise FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS \TSIT >I\IHO 5, Stamford Road, Singapore. Where a new shipment of porcelain DINNER SERVICE SETS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected T»lpphone 7563. Hair Dressers Ladies Hair Dresners, Latest Fashions and Manicure by Miss Anna Majorie Ami L.-die; Hair Dressing Saloon Formerly of Maison
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      157 5 RED BSAL BRAND Best Quality Necktlei 12/50 em h "FOSTARS" < Australian i Gents Shors and Sandals Shipmeni expected soon Stockists of Be?t "Victory Brand" Cork Hats (Helmets). E ALLA BUX L CO., 92, Noitl) Bridge Road. Singapore. lAdelphi Hotel Building) Mu Sti T.M.A. Music House, 61/63, High Street, Singapore.
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    Why Grow Old?
    198 6  -  Josephine Lowman B U// A m you had thic i .r. able ai ake i) i one th i i f < i your figure for Jome why not i them in •-■<' ri ord< i h a lai diet you in th nine time, thai extra
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    "Death Railway" Aussies To Be Compensated
    51 6 iTDNEY, tug l!0. AustralUm bo irorktd on tl of the Burma Sii i be compel aid th<- Pi in. This would clam Japane repmrfttiona 'i r \rticU I. .< t the Slam-1 I'- ace d, Ku liable and ;.(l. atioi »i I; n deta
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    Britain Invites Jewish Agency To Palestine Talks
    386 6 LONDON Auk 26.— Britain has now formally invited the Jewish Agency to represent Palestine Jews at the forthcoming tripartite conference on Palestine to be held in London on September 9, the Foreign Office tookesman slated in London to-night. Tin Jewish Agency, Reuter'B diplomatic
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    HORSE GOES ON STRIKE
    149 6 HORSE GOES ON STRIKE CLONES, MONAGHAN, Aug. 26.— Clones (poputaton about 2,000) is worried because it in a one horse town and the town's one official horse has gone on "unofficial strike." More than a month ago the toion's council manager reported to the councl that the horse was getting
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    24 6 Our Dumb Blonde "Everybody Is talking! about a swing to the left but I can only make thisft one so backwards and! forwards." J
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      57 6 *> j S I,l*l. AII\Ui INCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE] I ni Just a Waring for You By /y CaP* 1 I I @OMF-.VJHERE IN THE U.3. A.— 1 Y N THAT'S Y O/V.^-AM PRAYS I IT'S SrV. i^)^ niGHT n ?i^s«&B?> /squawk- S tm A el l
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    It's Irene Now In Hollywood — Not Adrian
    1684 7  - It's Irene Now In Hollywood Not Adrian Henry Gris I II -rd Rules California And California Rules America Filmland Fashions r Byß Fashions ilmland left to Right: No. 1. For active or casual sportxutar this striking plaid Jack-shirt is tops. Well tailored, the spporty pocket is fashioned along tirm mannish
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    Chiang Confirms Death Sentence
    106 8 26 <" n on I Chin two pe- < mrd il military irt r belonged battalion < idquarteri ol the Q ol Yunnan pro. in-' Ob f thdr victims was Pro- LI Kui po B rn'-mb.T ol the League :utlve commlt- The rrAw. i r. ace
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    Exchange Of Population
    66 8 Exchange Of Population BUDAPEST, Auk. 26. The II ingarian Government has red from U>< Yugoslav Government a note proposing »t voluntary exchange of population, th«- Hungarian Telegraph Agency reported. The i) >t«* suggests that within one year ot the signing of the i treaty* persons over ih Khould be tsked
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    2,000 SINGAPORE BUS MEN STAGE 'RICE STRIKE'
    375 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE, Tuesday.- First signs of social v l^ rest in Singapore as a result of the recent cut 18 tb -famine level" of the city's rice rations appeared"- I Vf^ oday when 2.000 employees of the Singapore Tractk 1 Company
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    Java Job: Killearn Offered Services
    190 8 BATAVIA Au K 27.— Lord Kill, urn yesterday began -smindiiiß 'mission on possibilities of a Dutch-Indp- n.-s n S foment with a 40-minut, conference with Li utenant-Govemor-General Hubertus Van Mook, writes Sta Swlnton, Associated Press Correspondent. No announc went was mud*: on what w:is dISCUSSed,
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    One-Ton Bombs For Civilian Use
    160 8 LONDON. Au». 24:- -Plans ..n being hastened by the Supplv Ministry for breaking down 1,250,000 ions of ammunition and converting It to Civilian use. Even 2.000-pound R.A.F. bombs, hiph explosive, trmour piercing °ind chemical itar- shells can be used in peace. Some; ammunition too dangerous
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    Bakery Barricaded!
    52 8 One bakery in the cen re f| i town was barricaded with barb <\ wire last night. Minor Injuries were reported tiav been sustained at an 0 hei bakers by vendors rushing U obtain their siippli< S( me sn >ps are successfully putting into operation :heir o%ij rationing
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    British Policy Assailed
    209 8 British Policy Assailed LONDON. Aug. 27.-A :i| scale attack on British policy fl the Mediterranean and theM'.B die East, from Greece to I:J was broadcast on Monday A Moscow radio, which chan-Bb that the British were striviß for "undivided domination." W In a broadcast, a woman coa-H mentator, A. Bye.lskaya,
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    TO BE BURIED IN AMERICA
    58 8 BELGRADE. Aug. 26. 1 States Embassy here annoui day that it ha s been off it. ed that the bodies d American airmen forced Yugoslavia on AU£. 19 wi to America for burial. Tr,day the original opened and the remain bodies wtrt found, it ha
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      341 8 7V>- '/'/.is AMERICAN CROSSWORD 13 Bcolder M— Royal Navy 32 state „1 .un-ic JB|A|C|O|Nl |E|M|l |T|Sf LIUCS:— 14 Baseball team <abbr.> peraon (SWtTTiRE L ATE EIN 15 If ilttary tern W— Ornamental 31— Scribbled fID Ane p'r A p'tiP ACROSS r KuroP,. work 34 Shooting m,r- af/ eHe?T n1 25
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    Chou En-lai Breaks Silence
    47 9 26-Gen. ChoU Communist retoday brok, b b glaring that L Kuomintang I keeping up the communists p'ace-loving pea- United Nations 1,1 a that the Communibt fj to Join the coalition !^r?therew»s a guarantee V order wouW -1,; some formula had Reuter worked utt
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    Tass Dardanelles' Charge Denied
    171 9 Tass Dardanelles Charge Denied LONDON. Aug. 26.— The Soviet news agency Tasa carried Beirut reports saying the British had se/ up military installations in the Dardanelles diplomatic paint of conflict between Russia and the Western powers. A British War Office spokesman said there was "no foundation whatsoever" of these reports
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    Chinese Reds Send Note To Peace Makers
    97 9 NANKING, \ig J" Thp Communistfl li to th*« I ck-mar ni* h'l r iwul tA Un d •in <" hina, ai d j) I Kalgan liadio today. Th«- flnt indi<ation.-i that full «Cftl« \^;ir, known to he brewing in Manrhuria. had }>r^k«'n out
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    Reynolds News On Indian Govt
    116 9 Reynolds News On Indian Govt LONDON, Aug. 25— Commenting on the formation of the interim Indian Government, in 4 Conservative newspaper, Reynolds Mews, pays: 'Pandit Nehru, "who suffered behind prison bars for 20 out of his 57 years in the cause of Indian Creed* m, takes office tano iow as
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      107 9 presents J^J^W 4 tg y\O\NE lJet\RljO ROD CAMERON DAVID BRUCE WALTER SLEZAK ILKKTDEKKEI marjokie iambeai j. edhakd bhomberg abner bikkkman SALOME BECAME THE AGILE ICHANTRESS OF 2 CONTINENTS THKOUGH LOVWG THE SALOME Bandit Ueturns Be^L Loot and Does not Audience! KHi Again! DOES A MEI LAN FONG DANCE AND FLAYS
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      129 9 Slatnat Hari Raya Puasa! Another Dramatic Triumph And As Usual ir. \i 11., "M^^^) Where Everyone Goes For The Best In Entertainment! Opening Today 4 Shows 1.30 -4 6.30 9.30 p- m. Miss Betty Davis in her supreme achievement! w in' nut* ipur f i^H^il jVv'f 1 TTI Mil \-C
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    World Cycling Championships
    72 10 ZURICH, Au? 26.— Thr world cycling championship JUdfM decided today that th< final for the worid'a tfCMtOOft] champioiLship will Km jrun iii Zurich two weeks after Senrftfcbem France) has made a recorery from a broken collar bones, bit not later than O 1 Senfftiebens .-UM.aim W/ ing
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    Table Tennis Final
    33 10 t;.. Pre kdent, •ournament DTganlCutholic Young M union m Queen Btreel on Sunday. Before the tournament party in honour of Rev. Father Wee hr-.d which was attended by 1; herlnf.
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      73 10 HARI RAYA HOLIDAY HIT! fi^AB^RlJM^ Opening TO-HA^ WITH NEW W E. starUiigatlla.m. SOUND "fUtj mou iWi^M Secret^ Command i)l',Hfl\ t^^l R V lIKSTEK fl^ P^^^^^^i# MOKKIS JMiP fji^l MlllllllilTWl O AHOI PJ^ N Preceded by THE 3 STCV CES IN "SOME MORE OF SAMOA" A Belt-Burster— This two rccler fliil'lf
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