Morning Tribune, 31 August 1946

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    16 1 MORNING TRIBUNE K NO' 106 (Sew Series i 10 CENTS n D AY AUGUST 31, 1946_
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    Dutch Detain 22 Ships Of Singapore Chinese
    542 1 Dutch Detain 22 Ships Of Singapore Chinese I (Tribune Stair Reporter) present troubles will be aggravated by mployed persons and their needy Dutch embargo on the inter-island soon. rge Chinese firron with a fleet oi 600 vessels will i><> forced to liquidate if "Dutch eae is not stopped, Mr. Kwek
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    Soviet Spying Ring Smashed
    80 1 LONDON, Aug. 29.—Frankfort o said tonigrht th;tf the United States intelligence authorities had f< d 16 German ringleaders of the alleged "Soviet ipfinf rinu" in tuttg^rt. rr he radio added that the agents discovered "everything from recordin pr machißei to undercover CK-rman I i-ilormution" after an
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    Defence Committee Holds Meeting
    15 1 Defence Committee Holds Meeting I lee I g iv MemI "man- of th* i Ser-
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    Russia Well In Veto Lead
    64 1 i LAKE SUCCESS. Auj;. 30.— Soviet Russia has Invoked the veto eight t-mea in the short history of the United Nations Security Council. Those were: oih i in the SyrianL^banon dispute, four on the Spa- a*ah ca^e and IhreJ on Aug. 29 France has cast
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    62 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 30— Thfc U. S. War Department has slashed the number of its civilian employees in the United States by nearly 100 i per cent and forecast i^JdiSional, measures to meet President Tru-j man's economy demands. Army I headquarters and fiold apr«;iicies have been ordered to drop 53,079 employees
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    Skytroops Unearth Arms Dump
    91 1 J< hj^ ]<>m. Auo,. 30. —Military authorities ror>ort?d tod^v thra i<rborne t v°' < P, < s^ar^h^n the v llagp^ of Dor^» p^ri Ruhama ■i Pa 7 est n" b-cl una 1-rge cache of muni Hussein Fi Khalidi secretary <>t the Arab Executive, said in •»n
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    PUBLIC INQUIRY DEMANDED INTO OUR FOOD CRISIS
    451 1 PUBLIC INQUIRY DEMANDED INTO OUR FOOD CRISIS (Tribune Stan Reporter) The Singapore Association last nig decided u the Singapore Governor, Sir Franklin Gtimson, to institute an immediate public inquiry into the entire question of the .supply and distribution of food in the Colony. The meeting protested ai the action of
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    Rice for sale On roadside
    25 1 a picture token in Tanjono Pa gar showing rice be>ng soul by the road suit -hut at black market prices.
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    Pandemonium At Paris Peace Table
    319 1 ParlSi Aug. 30. M. Molotov charged at the plenary session of the peace cnnf jr< nee today that Greece was paving the wa for the return oi King George the Second He criticised Greece for wha h d scribi d :>^ an attemp M t
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      52 1 Give Us The Pleasure To Se. r ve C- Satisfy Yon! ixen Choicest Selections From South Africa SWEET VERMOUTH POET WINE Clove Liqueur- Van T)er Hum PEPPEKMINT LIQUEUR lilabje FRANCISCAN CONVENT ur WHITE PEPPERMINT rii? \c\n DUY VERMOUTH CIAN SINGH CO.'r^ pap «^.i. ii— iMi.il -**m* m i v*mmmm~m^w r—
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    Mrs. Kirwan Tells Of "Disgraceful Behaviour" Of Pro-Jap Women
    1151 2 Drun ken Revelry A t Simeßd. Camp T id solitary < emeu and h indignities she had >f Japani R O ad civilian internment (:i: were graphically described by Mrs Gwfu Kirwan pi Penang, In her afflda v hich v., rea
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    Manufactured "Hooch" Fined $2,500
    141 2 Manufactured "Hooch" Fined $2,500 '••<'• K M. Byrne 3 U rted Toh Kah Oui a 1 $2,000 »d |500 foi 1 < liqu >r irere f '1 1 to i ho( i i Sell cm Apr. 16 when th i v < brushw> i i |J -ir »ppro»< h two
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    Exported Food.Textiles Without Permits,Fined
    91 2 Exported Food. Textiles Without Permits, Fined lU iJ! tn( d t() e «POrt $1,800 wonh of textiles Singapore to Sumatra without ,b'a J I Jw*e Chua (49), of DJamb Su v A" three months' rigorous imSKnJ a M.OOO. in default a XitiZ^ ■•-ii.s* imprl onment. auaniojai tnree 'I Quay de
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    CONGRESS COMMITTEE MEETING
    6 2 CONGRESS COMMITTEE MEETING ghfghgfhgf Pod Com
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    WANTS CREMATORIUM FOR S'PORE
    201 2 WANTS CREMATORIUM FOR S'PORE Kin* the Commissioners to pursue the question of providing n crematorium for Singapore, Mr. Ng Choy yesterday said 'the project, was well advance pre-war and thi re was little doubt thai but for Tt **t the crematorium would have been in use i<<c.:} The masons he
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    MR. BARTLEY GOING ON LEAVE
    49 2 Mr. W. Hartley, Municipal President, at yesterday \s meeting intinvittcl that he would be leaving Singapore within a month on leave. 'li things go normally, I shall not be Jure for another general meeting, but I shlil be definitely here for a special meeting."
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    2,000 Rubber Workers Call Off Strike
    292 2 (Tribune c t"ff Reporter) ft About 2,000 rubber W( i kers employed by Chin rubbr factories in Si igapore returned to woik/jM terday accepting revis d rates of pay and other cessions fixed at a preliminary discussion. HP The deadlock in the strike p:tuan
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    European Lunch At 35 Cents
    99 2 European Lunch At 35 Cents Well nouneea thai p „IM,, fu! Thi. out regular fi cularly nl«e the p.. 12 2. who! As a result welled in numbe, -nt that this exte. to be made-to pn clerk missing his 1 U E tablishraent« assist by si ar -ot their differeni
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    Singapore Robberies
    102 2 Singapore Robberies After breaking Into a hcjiH in Cairnhill Road half an l:M alter midnight on Wedntv:i;H four Chinese, one o! whom vJ armed with a revolver. foKM the occupants to hand over them $1,500 and a quantity M jewellery- I Ten Chinese armed *l knives are reported to havet;M
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    Municipal Assessment Rates May Be Raised
    352 3 OUR RENTS TOO The question of raising the Municipal assessmen ceiling should be re-opened for fullest discussion, said MrD K Walters, newly-appointed Municipal Comaissioner speaking on the adjournment at yesterday 1 meeting. Mr. Walters said: It is not necessary that that decision is so
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    31 3 I the seven ue* members Municipal Commission, the I rday that their tSsisi and Declarations 1. I bled by i). K. Walters, Oehlen, Lien i. W. Ong and R. Junu-
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    185 3 I when arrested had a .33 revolv r i his hip, I ih loaded, was yesterday Mr. Justice W. J. Thorcgood to a total ot porous imprisonment and six strokes of the unan Tan Sew found guilty of ms, armed rob- iuntarily causthe I deferI I 1 ripI to
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    Claims He Was Whipped 103 Times
    89 3 Claims He Was Whipped 103 Times II hurl ch ;hi h he 1. > commit d to extort or r oils- from people thai Ihi y were members <>f a BOciety engaged in anti-Japanese activity, were preferred against a young detective Tan Peng Nam in th" Assize Court yest< rday.
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    University For Malaya: Discussions On Now
    507 3 During the war. the Secretary of Stale for the Colonies appointed a Commission to advise on higher < duration in the Colonies under the Chairmanship I Mr. Justice Asquith. The Commissioner's main recommendation was tha Universities should be established or developed as rapidly as
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    Ship Captain's Corpse Identified By Snake-Tattoo
    406 3 Ship C aptain 's Corpse Identified By Snake-Tattoo d composed c >rp i ound floating In ~Mern Ai chorage of Singapore harbour was identified b> marks of a snak nd a boal and by thn arm' th body of Jesse Dixon (60) mast er of the s>. "Empire Gipsy" by
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    MUNICIPAL BUDGET MEETING SEPT. 6
    70 3 MUNICIPAL BUDGET MEETING SEPT. 6 Announcing that he bad to ciroi, •n bombshell", President w. BartV moved at rday s Commissioi meeting for the adjournment oi Uw it* rial meeting toed yesterday to di cuss Supplemental Budget No. l o 1946 until Friday, S^pt 6. This w*€ I being done
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1946. Government's Own Arguments
    403 4 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1946. Government's Own Arguments j]m; Chih' > am ul and pthers, art f- joining ii Iv i ritical of the G I th< tion ii iat with the i i ii oce rei n 1 I be to do be 1 1 than th u
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    THE COMMONWEALTH AND WORLD PEACE
    1362 4  - THE COMMONWEALTH AND WORLD PEACE FIELD-MARSHAL J. C. SMUTS "The immediate task is to save what can still be saved" if By Condensed from a Broadcast C Whatev r baa suffered whatever ha gone und'T in the ol nr m <jur grouo I nations stands Justified berld, sure of itself.
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    Australian Perfumes Have Big Market Here
    127 4 SYDNEY, (Air Mail) Australia's perfume 1 try, which 10 years ago scarcely existed, has come one of the most important sections of metic trade. The other sections arc face powder lipstick creams, and talcum powder. B< fore the war almost no cosme'irr, were exported,
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      136 5 I ffMf j IT K TANG I °°1 L* I LJI Factor In IL Ir VABUX i CO, B n k si«- ■looK Store ■ET for books ■P 4 HIGH BTREBT, K [NGAPORE. Tel: 3218. ft Qreen ft 61, Middle Rd I 262 m HEADACHE-CURE ft i handle your cargo
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      155 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's in J/ri SinqapDha Shop* Electrical United Trading Co v 61 Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLJEASE CONSULT US. Embroidery Direct bnportera oi all Kimi^ oi Ciiincie Har.ci-r.iude Fancy Gooas «,OOI*STOl!i: 10, Bartcry Road (Rodney House;. Singapore. Flowers Lotus Flower Shop AT YOUR
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      219 5 General Merchandise FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT n a it c o Stamford Road, Singapore. Where a new shipment of povcoiain DINNER SERVICE SETS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected Telephone 7563 Hair Dressers Lftdiefl Hair Dressers, Latent Fashions aid Manicure by Miss Anna Majority Ann Ladles Hnir Dreeing Saloon
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      170 5 Men's Wear "KED SEAL BHAUD Best Cv Jality Utekttel 13 10 et b "FOSTARR"' (Australian) Qtntfl Shors and Sandals- rxpecrd MOB Stockist? of Rest "Victory Brand" Cork Hats fHtfeßttS). E ALLA EUX CO., i 92. North Bridge Road, Bingaporc. rAdrlpM Hofl Bnlldtaf) Music Store T.M.A. Music House, 61/6'*. High Street,
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      159 5 Refrigeration Marden Company Refrigerating Engineer! 82. Orchard Road P.O. Box 755 Telegrams: "MARDEJT Singapore. Sanitary Contractors FONGHIN Co. Lid I Office 64, Wallich Street Phone No. 7557. sy:.ltary EUctrical Con\T%exor\ Siiilding Retailers and Oec«r» Importers. Shoes SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILDING, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Silk Store NEH SILKS In New
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    Why Grow Old?
    288 6  - - Josephine Low man By \h: Bump L. -,•■/./.•< tag to help bumpa and n inri utra ;<- nuu i I Hej jf i v.iii dig and 1 1 you will stick to t h ere j ahead of y irou are trying t< reduce I weigh I
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    Precautions In U.K. Against Terrorists
    168 6 SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 29. Special precautions being taken at all British ports and air terminals lo prevent the entry into England of Jewish terrorists. Immigration oflicials and cial branch detective^ haw ivod new orderg on the steps tl y are to take when examining Palestinian subjects.
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    Global Planning Of Agricultural Resources Urged
    213 6 I LONDON. Aug. 28. —Dr A K j Muk. rj r, economic adviser to the Gwalior State and a delegate to the forthcoming food conference in Copenhagen in a.i interview with Reuter today ex- 1 pressed the view that participation of deficit countries in
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    FOREIGN LEGIONNAIRES KILLED IN FIC
    47 6 PARIS, Aug. 28.—Five soldiers of th e French Foreign Legion were killed and three others wounded by Indo-Chinese when the group were ambushed near I Ap Trung Nhi, French Indo- China, today, according to a French News Agency report from Saigon.— Reuter
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    89 6 LONDON. Aug. 29.—The 1:1 Guards, the Royal Hi r '-Mk ?nd the Foot Guard, are P'-H sent outside the schemi I vidlng new ceremonial dress^H I cavalry and infantrj ol i'r. V But the military recognise the dlfficu storing to household troops IK distinctive uniform I war the cost
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      108 6 U'L i\ll,\ T |^li EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE j *'-'\t'LT^!)r~ W "'r%r, fi H JX :E VIF T AT W YAS SUH 1 I CONTACT HER Ab bHL |T' MAH ANSWER IS V RIGHT.'' 1 A D ™(2 l "l^J f LEAKING, r KNOW A BROADCAST IMG
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    Food Pellets To Fight Hunger
    496 7 "AS GOOD AS FULL MEALS" (By Howard C. Hcyer, Associated Press writer). HOLLYWOOD— Luncheon with George Givot is not v. particularly festive event. It requires about 30 seconds—just long enough to put a food pellet into the mouth and swallow it with a glass of
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    These Girls Dine Alone: They Don't Like "Parasites"
    356 7  - These Girls Dine Alone: They Don't Like "Parasites" Henry Gris iillvwood Gossip m Qoy Pi nning Tribune W in Hollywood. S J.,D When, the IUAd Holly- Vickers ible Holly.without t meal and Lit did not ised an uproar. Hollywood papew about a jining out d headlines ■V marks as wor
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    UNO ACCEPTS THREE NEW MEMBERS
    153 7 UNO ACCEPTS THREE NEW MEMBERS NEW YORK. Aug. 29— In the Jnited Nations Security Counjil today Albania's application vaa vetoed by Britain and tlu? Cfmted States, the voting being fivr in favour and three against. Th« voting for Mongolia was six in favour and three against the latter including Britain
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    28,000 Gns Colt Lose At York
    51 7 Atfred But of Ai t Pap the £3.000 which is ognlsed juvi-nilrs championship, run ox r bJr furlonCs her^ today. "At of la's 28.000 huim N olt. full brother D rbv er Da >: l«ntthi with Wet B< k foUf lonßtlu iw»j third ol
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    Passive Risistance
    21 7 29.— 1* 7 Vj the ar- imp. injured when The whole camp 2 y SlTonc: British tht search.- Reuter
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    11 H.K. STUDENTS IN S'PORE DILEMMA
    471 8 Slruml fd Uvrv (Tribune Staff Reporter) ELEVEN Bong Kong students, including thrn Kirls. arc stranded in Singapore to-day without the haziest idea when and how they are to continue their JonriMJ to the United Kingdom, where they are to take up higher studies. Tiiis
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    Eloped With German PoW
    52 8 Eloped With German PoW LONDON, Any. 29. —Mrs. Dor 8 Blake, 25-year-old English woman who "eloped in a stolen yacht with a German prisoner -of war, Alexander Todi and was arrested in Calpis was oday sentenced to one month's imprisonment. She pleaded guilty to the charge of steal ng the
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    Argentine Maize For India
    214 8 Argentine Maize For India Buenos Aires, Aug. 29.— The first of 14 I 140,000 tons of maize for India are exi leave Buenos Aires and Rosario port on the Par I river today or tomorrow. l I The ships were chartered by the Government of India A further 150.000 ons
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    Violation Of Union Rights Denounced
    128 8 Violation Of Union Rights Denounced PARIS. Aug. 29.— The World Trade Union Federation has sent to all nations taking part in the Paris Peace Conference a memorandum denouncing the alleged violation by the Greek Government of Trade Unh n liberties. The memorandum say s the Gr -ek Government has dissolved
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    1947 Classic Dates
    58 8 LONDON, Aug. 29. Racing fixture* n 1947: Tlif Derby Will be run on June 4. (he 2,000 Guinea* o n April 30, the IMOO Guineas o n May 2, the Oaks on Jun e 6 and the St. Leger on Nor. 10. Royal Ascot four meeting* will
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    Bevin Plot Confirmed By French
    263 8 Bevin Plot Confirmed By French (By Harold King, Renter^ I Corrcspojidcnt in France. W PARIS, Aug. 29 Fren .B security men ana the v%M police f >f Prance arc k epinj B sharp look-out for illegal e:-R trantg into France and other I j desirable characters panicLtfM in connection with
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    Detainees Call Off Hunger Strike
    55 8 .JERUSALEM. Aug. 750 detainees at the Ra tention camp for il immigrants ended I H hunger strike yes I A delegation i- B the camp commaii B Nott, that the Btrike tended both to urge B lease and to pr"' B the Government B the
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      326 8 rg« -.I. A myrw^r* Tsi a -m.r Answer T-> Yesterday's Try This AMERICAN ritosswoiti^ IHi ues:— i2 w ioi»fi is Edibi, ii-.iv.-i 34. Err, ntMgKSn j 13 "»>«-c] i"l>'T2o stt-a] c.ittl,. 35- Pert, to I^l, |^^SrZBS~- "i r i 14 Sob, ,t 22 Memory H Price-fixing |S|L|Q vV E PIRE
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    Chinese Minister To Tour South Seas
    95 9 „...u V i.r 29.— The Chinese Government ■nd Mr- Tui Kwei-shesg, Viie-Minister m. irs to the South Seas to convey its Chinese in the area for their magtl ribution to China's war effort. to be a-.vay months «iH take M „o to .nvwtiirate ,k.
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    Kent Man Gets US Legion Of Merit
    120 9 AYLESFORD, Aug. 29.— The American Legion <i Merit has b< i n award* d posthi mous y to Lieut-Col. W.T. Holloway Co< k. Lniied S;a ea Army, s< n of Mr. A. Cook oi Aylesford, Kent. At the age of 14 Lieut-Col. Hollo
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      70 9 TONIGHT 7 Bad 9 18 P.M A Thnllrr O K He's great, for tfen eneajf spies Dread him! "Captain Midnight" (First Half) Final CtoptCfl Tinin 10-'norrow Midni :;ht (11. M) To-night »KOTIIK»K M h DOUOLAfI FAIRBANKS, JR in dual N ii Bro^han vn brutal •ad of ihrtr ptrentsi Drtator Di
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    YORKS STRUGGLE FOR RUNS
    114 10 nwhicl and pun. E IP t n bar be dJ York had I If^ r run H „> bin red much to ttoc del n of l a wicket on b irntng. i Icet i f pi<*/ n I'ddl beat E ind 129 4io for 7
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    Tear Gas Used
    20 10 RIO DE JANEIRO, A u ri r centre I In whal ro k( t in- On. Reuter
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    Indian Woman Seeded In U.S. Tennis tourney
    105 10 Indian Woman Seeded In U.S. Tennis tourney IK, Au^r. 29. Indian lawn player, is I tilth in I foreign for th< 'a singl :;lt tatea lawn t« ,■./,]< h "ii I!iJ. < I championshipa i] September 8. Thi re are <il entries for the ivonn eveni including six i seas.
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    ANTI-HOARDING ACT
    71 10 :T.\. iug. 29. in nnd price conti ol inunced bj virtue of which the i Defence Council o of Public W< Ifj re to a1 fa i r compensai ion cei i com modi 1 iea h the pri< ei are liable t > m- a; (1 therefore
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    SOS To Military In Calcutta
    73 10 SOS To Military In Calcutta CAI CUTTA, Aug. 28. The district seci etary of the Conpress Party here today telegraphed to the Governor of Bengal, Sir Frederick Burrows, reg him to instruct the di i icj magistrate to call out irj "in view of I urn I y i food
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    Muslim Fury May Lead To War Soon
    443 10 Muslim Fury May Lead To War Soon LONDON, Aug. 28:— The fury of Ind I may soon leurl io something like civil wai p long r.- d( these conditions can the loyal!- r Indian Army and police b^ trusted, asks i! kly, New Statesman and Nation, in Its editor^ E
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      22 10 TO-NIGHT Columbia is A^ Privileged to present A WORLD OF rni op < IN BREATH-TAKING l B NEW DANf E CREATIONS A L—
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    Flying Workshops Can Repair' On The Spot'
    116 11 29 —Til v. flying workm mt in ratio, 'oy 'h- British hops corporat i They will be avaUable I he spot' to any of the air |ner: Ire Br work I* c lV r a ni w II be undertaken* A comprehensive range
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    HAMMOND WRITES on BRADMAN
    50 11 HAMMOND WRITES on BRADMAN v .a. who I tea ills 5 n the gr I m n m in I M Tribune tomort at m Hammonds [sec cle Mg will app-'^r B Sunday Tribune week H[ Malaya 1 i w k. Th i first articl J ■p ared last Sunday.
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    38 11 m YORK. Aug. 29-Dr. m, United Nations Sec- B-G» m-rai today received a I from the Greek Acting ft:. Minister, Stefanopoulous my the Security Council I' rn ten day h the disB:. I th Ukrainian com- ■amt Reuter
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    Control Of Soccer Crowds Urged
    169 11 Commenting on the Unruly crowd tfhich invaded the Jalan Besar Stadium last Sunday when i mjccci* matcb was in progress, Mr. D. K. Walters at yesterday's Commission-; ,i>" meeting >aic3 that People who tatclied the game could see for themselves that control of crowds i>
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    40 YEAR WAIT FOR MEDAL
    245 11 40 YEAR WAIT FOR MEDAL There -s vard for whicn soldier may have o irs aft r discharge. Thi s is tt M da] for Meritoius Service. S3-year-old Mr. C. Croucher, who served with the Royal Engineers from 1831 to 1902. was recently awarded it. Now it has gone to
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    234 11 1/ NDTX, Au&. 30.— The Colonial Office las/ night lhat the Mufti of J«- ism unacceptable tu n delegate to tlu* forthcoming London conference on the future of Palestine. The spokesman d:d not ampli- fy th e announcem nt. Th i Mufti has b(>(
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