Malaya Tribune, 4 June 1946

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    34 1 The Malaya Tribune The Newspaper Of The People Of Malaya 'Phone Nos:—Editorial 5811 Advertising, Circulation Accounts 5812 gjin PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, June 4, 1946 TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 194 G.
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    SIAM WILL SEEK SECURITY COUNCIL INTERVENTION
    566 1 Bangkok's Warning To French: France Admits 25 Attacks Reuter. NEW YORK, JUNE 4.-SIAM WILL ASK THE I NO SECURITY COUNCIL TO INTERVENE IN THE FRENCH-SIAMESE DISPUTE "IF FUNtH ACROSS THE MEKONG RIVER CONTINUE." MR• SIAMESE CHIEF OF THE FOREIGN OFFICE DIVISION OF WESTERN rumi
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    Michailovich To Stand Trial
    30 1 .1 I if t OflUMlll v...... ita« I i 11. Lhar«k<il J,!i:r-li.'l I ti ol June» 10, lwci.ty- (oil d w»th M'h..i i ..l the A.P.
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    Harbin's Fall Expected Hourly
    98 1 Reuter. NANKING* June 3. —With Nationalist columns towards Harbin, the id city in Manchurta —t he nearest three i vvay—the city's capis exnected hourly, v as Communist opposipredkted if Government •tempt to push north o, to T-itsihar. C mmuiiist leader. Gen C a F i-lai ;nd
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    untitled Arrests In Bombay Riots
    55 1 Reuter. •[BAY. Juiv 3.—* P»!' c officer fired one round from n* t<> disperse combatantall riotir.g broke out 111 til dock area today cCaste Hindus and untouchables ight persons Were art Mazagaon on the fringe r-k> and 50 more were t astbdy, after a s.mila.
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    Compulsory Food Cultivation
    110 1 bunt Correspondent)ALA LUMPUR, June 4.— of the can;:a:gn to cc locally enough foodto fill the anticipated ge of rice imports, the Government has just d an order under the v ural Food Crop Proa t lon requring every noner in Selangor who an area of a hundred
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    MILITARY PERMITS NO LONGER REQUIRED
    55 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI. June S.-Military y «rp no longer necessary for 35 controlled by S/according to STThese^er comprise 5f? Q British Borneo. including SKXk. anAe Netherlands East In A?" future applications for entry tn ese areas should be made to gf Governments concerned though M
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  • Obituary
    Kalinin Dead
    70 1 LONDON, June 3.-M-Mikhail Ivanovich Kalinin, former President of the Soviet Union. died today. Moscow radio announced• —Renter. Kalinin, who was 70 years old. had been succeeded in his post as chairman of the presid'um of the Supreme Soviet. a position equivalent to president. by Nikolai M. Shevnik, former
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    Chen Kung-po Executed
    76 1 A.P. SHANGHAI. June 4.—Chen Kung-po, former Premie. and second president of the Nanking puppet gover mem under Japanese, was executed at Soochof aa Chinese traitor. Chen fled to Japan near en<i ol the War and got the Japuues. government ro announce tha. be Was dead. Later, he
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    Russia Invited To New Food Board
    116 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, June 4.—Eighteen nations were invited by the British, Canadian and American Combined Food Board yesterday to send representatives to Washington on June 20 to organise a new mternaorld famine. tional agency to combat w The agency will take the p ace for
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    Russia Blocks Publication of Communique
    165 1 Reuter. BERLIN. June 3 Russia, it was understood here tonight, has Dlocked publication of an expected official, communique explaining why the Four Power Disarmament Commission for Germany, appointed on May 17, has been unable to function. The Commission's work was never started as, it was
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    Questions On Burma In Commons
    188 1 Reuter. LONDON, June 3—The British Government has asked Sir Reginald DormanSmith, Governor of Burma, for specific information on the activities of Dacoits— am 3d bandit rendering partj of that country unsafe—Mr. Arthur Henderson, Under-Secretary for Birma, disclosed in the House of Commons to-day. Though the
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    ASIATIC LAND TENURE BILL NOW LAW
    37 1 Reuter. CAPETOWN, Juno 3. The Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act which recently passed through DCth Houses of Parliament W«s signed by the Gov-ernor-General today and is now law. —Reuter.
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    END OF A REIGN
    65 1 Ex-King Victor Emmanuel o. Italy arrived at Alexandria last month in the cruiser Lhigi S Savoia Duca Degli Abruzzi, from Naples, where he boarded the ship three nights previously, after signing the instrument of abdication. Photo shoics: Ex-King Victor Emmanuel and the Ex-Queen Elena, descending the
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    CHIANG RETURNS TO NANKING
    212 1 China Peace Talks To Resume A.P. NANKING, June 4. —Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek and Madame Chiang returned to Nanking, opening the way for a resumption of the Manchurian peace negotiations which bogged down during their weeklong visit to Mukden and Peiping. It was not immediately disclosed when
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    OIL WORKERS' ONE-DAY STRIKE
    51 1 Reuter. TEHERAN, June 3.—AngloIranian Oil Company workers i.i Teheran struck today in sympathy With other strikers in south Persia. A settlement has already byeti reached, however, and the men will begin work again tomorrow. Teheran was without petrol today and many buses and other vehicles stopped
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    40 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM, June 3—General Sir Alan Cunningham, High Commissioner and Commander-in-Chief for Palestine, today received Jamal Husseini, chairman of the Palestine Arab Higher Committee The interview, which lasted more than an hour, was understood to have been at Husseini's request.—Reuter.
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    ATOM BOMB TEST 'DRESS REHEARSAL'
    105 1 A.P. Aboard the Flagshp i Mount McKin'ey off Bikini j Atoll, June 4. An "atom bomb" minus nuclear ex- plosive will be dropped on j an atom test target ship ir, j a dress rehearsal June 25, a Joint Task Force officer d s- J
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    Umberto Cheered by Crowd
    247 1 ITALIAN KING CASTS HIS VOTE Reuter. ROME. June 3.—King Umberto was acclaimed by the crowd when he cast his vote only a few hours before the closing of the poll at a polling station in Rome. The Belgian Crown Marie Jose had already voted at the
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    Stettinius Resigns
    192 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, June 3.— President Truman has accepted the resignation of Mr. Edward Stettinus as United States representative to the United Nations Organisation, it was officially announced. The announcement was made only four hours after Mr. Stetii. nius had left a White House conference at which both th?
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    Sick PoW's Forced To March 5 Miles In Pouring Rain
    541 3 Case For Defence Ends MIZUTANI CERTIFIED SANE Having been medically certified that there is no sign of insanity and that he is cmite fit to stand triai, Major Mi/utani Totaro, section commandant of the Burma 'death railway", again appeared in
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    Robbed Woman In Food Bazaar
    117 3 think it was a particular!j I ick to steal a woman a v. People like you make r "or others to go to market. Paul Storr, Singapore First Po al to,lay told this to n (42)), an Kngiish-speak neSe. Ing claimed to be sulm shell
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    Sikhs On House-Breaking Charge
    71 3 Sikhs, Rajan Singh anj Guja Singh, claimed trial in the Fourth Police Court 'V to a charge of houSeg by night With intent to th< ft ol $10,000 worth military trousers, which were feed in *21 bales. used allegedly entered a t> longing to A. R.
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    untitled WITH FIFLE ALLEGATION
    55 3 Das _'l an Indian soldier the Base Ordinance Deri Sultan Road, who was have been armed with a 1 ile robbing a Chinese, oi a watch totalling $390, Ifl as produced before Mr. it, in the Singapore First I 1 I urt. yesterday. CaM was postponed
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    Ex-Sultan's Wife To See Union Governor
    215 3 To plead husband's cause (Tribune Staff Reporter) Tengku Mustora, wife of Tengku Musa Eddin, has i) Kuala Lumpur with the intention of gaining audience with Sir Edward Gent to discuss her hind's position and to ask that he may be allowreturn to Kuala Lumour
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    untitled MESSAGE
    121 3 Reuter. JOHANNESBURG. June 2.—Mahatma Gandhi has sent a special message to Indians in South Atnca reminding them of the power fSatyagraha (passive resistance) in furthering their claims. The message, which was brought to the Union by the leader of the South African Indian delegation, who has just returned
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    Bullets At One Dollar Each
    81 3 IPOH.—Found guilty of carrying arms and being in possession of explosives, Shahhamin bin Ycop was sentenced to eight years r.i. by Lt. Col. J. G. Adams in the Superior Court. The Crown Counsel said a trap was set for the accused whereby it *M i
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    ROBBERY AT COFFEE STALL IS ALLEGATION
    49 3 Alleged to have robbed a ten patriot of cash and property WoltC ?430 together with three others, at a coffee stall in Malabar Street Koh S-.vee Hock (33i, appeared III the Singapore First Police Court yesterday. The case was postpone] to June 11.
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    MR. MACDONALD BACK IN PENANG
    46 3 <Ou> Own Correspondent) Pehang, June 3: The Goternor- General, Mr Malcolm MacDonald. returned to Penang todaj after fulfilling engagements in Singapore md Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Mac Donald Waved cheerfully to the large crowd who Were lit th*" iver when he landed.
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    WAR PRISONERS' ASSOCIATION
    77 3 (Our Own Correspondent) KUALA LUMPUR, Juno I.—-Former prisoners of war and internees Bfl animously decided at a meeting to day in the Town Hall to form a Malayan Union War Prisoners' Association. The mooting also resolved to appoint a committee of six to formulate the objects of
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    Brides' Discount
    77 3 j 1 The Wear of Tewkesbury I does not believe "Late at j j ihe Jvedding. lucky the bride." He says brides cr- j \rive as much as 20 minute*- j \la\e. making (he staff and the br degroom, "ivho U i probably feeling nervous," I 1 waV>
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    London's Milk Supply Back To Normal
    111 3 LONDON. June 3.—London's if.-!* supply return«'d to normal co-day after the week-end strike of 2,ooiworkers in the boltling depots j< United Dairies. Though the unofficial strike af.de on Satur.iay night thousands o. households wen- without milk y**&'e.day. There was not the time f«; bottle
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    43 Calls For Radio Cars
    200 3 In Singapore over the weekend, there were two shootings, tWo armed robberks and. tV/<> <>th r robberies, and radio patrols answered 43 calls. Both shootings p'" place oti Saturday night, T -c nst at the Great world wh a British soldier shot a Sikh taxi
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    58 3 BITLMONT PARK, (New York) June 2. —By winning the £2.">,000 Belmont Stakes ye.sterray— the third Colts' clash of the United States racing season—Robert Kleberg's Assault, by Bold Venture out of Igui. became the seventh colt in the nistory of the United States Turf to capture the Triple Crown. He had
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    UNRRA Finds Ten Thousand Children
    408 3 Reuter. HERFORD, Westphalia, June 2—Ten thousand children kidnapped by the Germans from occupied countries have been found by UNRRA child search team's ranging over Germany during the past five months, it was announced there to-day. To-day six teams are in the field ooerating in the
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    Ten Cases Of Smallpox Already Reported
    322 3 Immediate Vaccination Of Children Urged (Triton* Staff Reporter) Ten cases of smallpox—nine affecting children under the age of live —have been reported to ihe local health authorities. The first case was reported just a, week ago. I understand that apart from Tan j ong
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    Rice Stocks Must Be Declared
    103 3 An Order by the Food Controller requiring returns of- all stock- of rice and wheat flour purchased or acquired other than with, the authorization of the Food Control Department is shortly to be published. These returns Will be required by June 16, and should be
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    Victory Week In Singapore
    101 3 Victory Day celebrations m Singapore are to be marked by a ont-week exhibition at the Happy Wv>rid Stadium beginning June 8 to 13. Th;exhibition will be sponsored by th? Government of the Colony. On display at the exhibition win be war photographs, and war wea ponr
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    Daring Robbery On London Train
    91 3 LONDON, June 3.—A daring rockery, involving several hundreds of pounds, took place on a train travelling between London and Caru.fl today. The train left Paddington at 12.oj a.m. and its first stop was a Swindon- It stopped again at Newport before arrivinpr at Cardiff wh
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    Murderer To Die
    128 3 Ipoh.—Remarking that the accused had committed a brutal murder, and that he had been responsible for Stirring up interracial feeling which resulted in horrible consequences, Lt.-C»l J. G. Adams passed the death Sentence, in the Superior Court Oil Yusop bin Sulaiman, who was unanimously found guilty by
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    WAR CRIMES TRIAL FOR TELOK ANSON
    39 3 IPOH. —Sasaki Sabura. sergent in the Japanese kempei-tai. will be tried for alleged atrocities during his tenure of office, when the War Crimes Tribunal in Perak sits in Telok Anson on June 10.
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    Police Sergeants On Hurl Charge
    313 3 Details of the theft of a police lorry from the compounnd of the Central Police Station on Dec. 41. 1944, and the subsequent arrest and beatings-up of suspected personnel of the police station itself, one of whom was given water treatment, were recounted in the
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    School Fees
    577 4 Ihe contention has been put forward thuo great hardship is ueing inflicted on scnoiars ana parents b> the reimpo3inon of the 1959 basi; or school lees. it is dilnciuL 10 reconcile this assertion wl«h the facts as they are known to exist today. Ol all the public S3rvices
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    COLLECTING CASTLES
    1471 4  -  By Cyril C. E. Bunt in "Illustrated" Man is essentially a collecting animal. Almost, one might say, from the cradle to the grave he is happiest when his instinct of acquisitiveness is in play. From the coloured marbles, cigarette-cards or match-box lids of childhood, to tne postage s
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    Paris Crowds Wants Bidault As Premier
    108 4 PARJS, June 3. -Most of the results in the French general elections have come in, and the Leftists appear to have suffered a setback. Of the 522 seats allotted 'o Continental France in lihi» Assembly, the MRP (the Progressive Catholic Party) has scored 160.
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    UMBERTO VOTES ON MONARCHY ISSUE
    89 4 A.P. and Reuter. ROME, Juno S.—King Umberto cast his vote at 11.15 am. today 'Itahan timet iii Italy's plebiscite on ihe monarchy. A small crowd of last-minute voters, wa'.ting at the fashionable Parioli section voting p 7 ace where the monarch was registered, cheered him
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    ALREADY THERE
    17 4 A.P. LONDON, June 3.—The Dani*: contingent to the Victory Day eele Lrations arrived' here today.—A.P.
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    MOSCOW VIEW
    47 4 Reuter. MOSPOW. J-ne 8 —A hr-v-"*-* from Moscow Radio aft** cri< \r British profits from Persian oilfk-U,. described the Soviet attitude touarPersia as "one of such friendship v' has seldom been found in all bl**XKf between great states and a compar* tivcly small one." —Reuter.
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    READERS' VIEWPOINTS
    433 4 Clerks' Pay Owing to the hierh Post of at present, some thoughtful employers (rive "livigg ellowani their staffs but some of them ienore the policy of "live at live." They simply..exploit the stail. During th- 1 Japanese occ ft 1 most every clerk Buffered Of course there frere
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    LONDON-BOUND
    32 4 Reuter. CAIRO. June 3.—Abdul Ulah. Ec--ent of Iraq, has arrived here from Baghdad on his ray to Loader. K!r<r Frisal is already on his way Lo Britain for dental treatment Reuter.
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    520 5 he fever pitch of c xci easi< ned by the visit of L.D. Gammans and party ocly the Malays' reactions Union set-up. the Sultan !:ep a level head and i his concern at the v of he upsurge of tationaiitfc spirit brim, v r the wrong side
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    Evaporated Milk As Fertilizer
    246 5 250,000 TINS RECENTLY CONDEMNED AS UNFIT Tr^l^S Vm StAFF REPORTER) G nIM m^™J£ ANDS OF TiNS F MILK ORIBFFN rnvnSrn FOR THE SERVICES HAVE AND 4RF N Sn^ N^oS Y THE ARMY AUIHORITIES as AND Yesterday, a certain firm of brokers threw away without any regret
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    Took Lorry For Spin, Knocks Down Indian
    240 5 In the Singapore District Court ytsterday. Fong Ah Hong (17». pleaded gu lty to three charges of Theft of a lorry, driving without a licence, and causing grevious hurt b> a rash act. The judge Mr. Storr. however, let him off on the
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    Lewis To Negotiate With Government
    91 5 A.P. NEW YORK. June 3.— The United Mine Workers* President Mr. John Lewis has arrived here. It is likclj he will attempt to negotiate between the Government and the hard coai miners in Pennsylvania who went on strike on May 31. Meanwhile, nearly all the
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    Reburial Of 250,000 American War Dead
    88 5 A.P. Indianapolis, Indiana, June 3. —The bodies of nearly 250,000 service men and Women killed ill World War Two Will be returned to the United States for burial with military honours, the American Legion said. Thm Will represent 80 per cent Of those buried
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    Atomic Shells, Torpedoes Next
    91 5 Reuter. London, June 3.—Ships may mount guns that fire atomic shell —••to say nothing of the potentialities Of the atomic torpedo,"' says the editor of the new edition Of the famous British Work of reference, -Jane's Fighting Ships.'' The editor adds that those who have doubts
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    70 5 Reuter. SHEFFIELD. June untitled.—A great drive is being made here to make this centre of the British cutlery and steel industries into a workshop to serve the post-war world. With a normal turnover of £2,000.--•00 a year, cutlery and light steel *iades manufacturers have already teceived orders this year for
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    Zionists Demand Immediate Action
    328 5 Reuter. LONDON, June 2. —The Zionist Federation of Great Britain and Ireland to-day urged the British Government to take immediate steps to carry out the recommendations of the Anglo-American Committee for admission of 100,000 Jews to Palestine and the repeal of land transfer regulations. Any further
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    Health Officer Issues Warning
    174 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter). Conditions n Singapore with regard to the buying and selling of foodstuffs were described as "chaotic" by the Munic.pl Health Officer, Dr. H.R. Morrison when seen yesterday. Dr. Morrison was asked what, the chances were of bad and damaged tins of milk reaching
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    29 5 Reuter. WASHINGTON, June 2.—The Department ?>artment of Agriculture announced that the importing of Philippines copra into the United States will be returned to private channels begin ning July I.—Reuter.
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    "Let Us Have More Facts" — Premier
    364 5 "Let Us Have More Facts" Premier Reuter. LONDON, June 3—"Let us have more facts. Let us have the freest possible flow of information between members of the British Commonwealth, and let us work for the fullest flow of information between the peoples of all nations Mr. Attlee, British Prime Minister,
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    CHINA, U.S. HAVE SAME PRINCIPLES
    92 5 A.P. Wayiß-sburg, Pennsylaiiia, June 2.—Mr. Wei Tao-ming, the Chinese Ambassador to the United States, said here today that a strong common desire for peace had been the foundation for more than 100 years of the friendly relations between the United States and China. Receiving an
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    Jews State Stand
    72 5 A.P. NEW YORK, June 3.—The Ameri-can-Jewish Congress Convention has adopted a resolution asking for the '■immediate implementation of the recommendations of the Anglo-Ameri-can Committee of Inquiry on Palestine, for the admission to Palestine of 100.0(K) Jews." It also urged all Jewish groups "not to enter into any
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    RUSSIA NOW HAS ARMY OF SIX MILLION MEN
    505 5 A.P. (By Daniel DeLuce) NUREMBERG, Germany, June 3.—A high Allied military source said to-day that Russia has 6,000,000 men under arms at present but is preparing to reduce her forces to a long-range level of 4,500,000. The source disclosed that Soviet military
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    Soviet Protest to Mediterranean Allied C-in-C
    140 5 Reuter. MOSCOW, June 2.—The Soviet Ambassador to Italy, M. Mikha.l Kostylev. has protested to the Commander-in-Chief of the Allied ffrces in the Mediterr;»iean following the incident at Campiano aerodrome last Wednesday involving a Soviet diplomatic courier and an American military policeman. X Soviet news
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    RUSSIANS' SHARP ATTACK ON BYRNES
    402 5 Reuter. MOSCOW, June 2. —The official newspaper Izvestia today sharply criticised Mr. James F. Byrnes, United States Secretary of State, for the recent statement in which he denied that Britain an«i America had formed a "bloc" against the Soviet Union at the Paris "Big Four"
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    Ticking Bomb Taken Along Busy Streets
    270 6 As soon as it was removed a •23ft. shaft under the old gas wows at Coventry, a 5001b. German bomb, dropped in the 1940-41 raids began to tick. It was the first of four recently located unexploded bombs all of the same size, to
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    BRITISH HELP FOR INDIA PROMISED
    102 6 Reuter. London. Juno 3. -The opportunity that now lies ahead ol India is an immense one, Mr. Attlee, British Prime Minister, tohl Indian newspaper executivea and e«htors in London today. He went on:—"Whether in thecoming months the people ol India Choose to remain With us
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