Morning Tribune, 10 July 1946

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 1 NO. 61. Sew Series) 10 CENTS WEDNESDAY. JULY 10, 1946.
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    "Malaya Set On Road To Self-Govt" Says Gent
    279 1 (Our Own Reporter). Kuala Lumpur, July 9. 4 We have all of us followed with great interest and sympathy the discussions which were going on m India during recent months for the purpose of establishing the constitutional position of India. "We too,
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    Complete Deadlock In China
    197 1 NANKING, Ju'y 9.— The Chinese Government and the Communist delegates have reached a complete deadlock m China's protracted peace ;j.lk.s. rtatfimrntl by both s.des sug- eted today. After a two-hour talk with Gemlal Marshall, General Chou En-lal. the Communist representative m Nanking, had a IOOf discussion
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    Transjordan Seeks Uno Membership
    65 1 RPf YORK, July 9.— The Kingdom of Tninsiorrlan has applied for membership to the United Nations. Thf official ;•<■•! tor membership wai made through a letter sent to Mr. Trygve Lie tin* T T n<+ Nations Se- ■.<•■■ iveral by H T-r»ns-fordtn Pbreigu kOnl ter. Trans
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    BIG KYUSHU FLOOD
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    INVITATIONS OUT FOR PEACE TALKS ON JULY 29
    340 1 INVITATIONS OUT FOR PEACE TALKS ON JULY 29 PARIS, JULY 9.— PRA NCE, AS AN INVITING POWER, THIS AFTERNOON TELEGRAPHED INVITATIONS FOR THE 21-NATION PEACE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN PARIS ON JULY 29. The invitations and the draft rules of procedure, which will accompany them, will bo despatched alter
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    Body Of Woman Found In Wood
    117 1 (BOURNEMOUTH. Juiv 9: T'.if "arch r r>r Dor*>on Mar-hall. 21-yer.-Id ex-Wrin. missing from a Bourse outh Hotel terminated last ni^' :th the flndiner of the body o.' a oman m a thick woodThe body has not yet been idenw >d. The spot where it
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    India: Muslim League Planning New Action
    274 1 New Delhi, July 9.— The Council of the All-India Muslim League will meet on July 28 and 29 m Bombay to "examine the whole question" of the British Cabinet Mission's plan for tho future of India, and to "decide what course of action shmi
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    Floods Maroon U.S. Soldiers
    60 1 FRANKFURT, July 9.— Floods inundated large areas of Bavaria stranding 1,200 American soldiers and ruining crops v'tally needed for feeding hungry Germans this winter. The United States Third Army reported that four days' torrential rains have 'solated the famous sports centre of Garmisch-Partenk^r-?hen. Troops spending weekend
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    Most Ruthless Dictatorship
    94 1 SYDNER, July 9. Mr. J. Maloney, former Australian Minister m Moscow, declared m an address to the Brisbane Rotary Club today that Ruasia was the most ruthless dictatorship the wond had ever seen. Russia was building up a rathless militant caste, and except for the persecution of
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    EMBASSIES NOW
    37 1 WASHINGTON. July 9: Preside Truman announced today that "o»v nr to the added importance of the Pay fie area," Australia and Ur.i "<' States had apreed to raise their L gations to the status of Embassi.
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    Moscow Attacks British Policy
    121 1 LONDON, July f>: lfo»C<m Ld.O today rriticipi'd the po'i 'lYs of British occupation troops m OcimAu< a.<» too len ent «md comnrl;nr<cl: 'There are no systematic measures reartfonariflt >nJ milit*ri«»i oiit of pvbHc and economic life.' The June 27 demonstration m Ha 1 bnrw, protest tfrftlmt
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      75 1 To all our numerous friends and lady I patrons m Singapore and the Union. I We take pleasure m announcing: arrival of stocks of "^PIiRE SILK UNDERWEAR, KIMONOES, lAHTES BLOUSES IN CHARMING SHADES F*"^ T SHANGHAI AND CHINA. Stocks are at present m limbed xvvplv but every efort is being
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    POSTMEN VOTE TO STRIKE from TODAY
    514 2 POSTMEN VOTE TO STRIKE from TODAY i Tribune Stafl Reporter) Failing a satisfactory reply from the Postal authorities m answer to five-point demands submitted early last week, 300 uniformed stall of Singapore's Postal and Telecoms Departments last night decided on a "sit down strike" from 6 o'clock this •aujuioui They
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    Welfare Workers Named
    100 2 Welfare Workers Named Miss Maureen Boswell and Mr. Seah Yun Khong have been chosen to undergo a tivo year course of training m so- rial welfare work. The other successful candi- date is Fit. /Lieut. K.H. Tan who left for England on the Empress of Australia last month. Miss Maureen
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    SURPLUS AT CHEAP FOOD CANTEEN
    115 2 i All food sold at I fie S i people's restaurants are J prepared fresh daily though this does not mean t that any surplus is allowed to go to waste. J Any surplus food left S over at the end of a day's .sales
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    43 2 j rOKYO, July B.—Reorganisation of the government let-vp i,ro ei^hi regional headqoarten and il prefectonU teuni was announced by th« Eighth Army today. This tctiofi v\.is taken to "proTkk an orfanisa* IIOD batter adapted to supervising the political subdivision! <if Ja;>.ui." A .P.
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    Local-Born Officers Will Be Given Chance
    370 2 Local -Born Officers Will Be Given Chance Penang Commissioners Meet (Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. An assurance that promotion will "undoubtedly oe given to local-born orricers" and that they will be given a chance to prove their worth technically was made by Mr. W. C. Taylor, the President, at to-day's
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    Boatman With Dagger Fined
    134 2 m mitigation ux wuichcc. Anmad Meera Lebbey. an Indian xho pleaded guilty m the First, Police Court yesterday to a! ?harge of carrying a dagger on he road, said that he was a ooatmen. His Chinese towkayi nad given him a dagger to cutj egetables and
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    Jap Interpreter Gaoled 10 Years
    96 2 A Japanese interpreter, lida Kiyoji. employed m the Japanese Military m the Andamans, was sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment m a War Crimes Court here yes erday for ill-treating civilian residents of Port Blair sonic time during 194;* and 1944. It was alleged that the
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    Prison Has Own Cheap Canteen
    204 2 Prison Has Own Cheap Canteen first canteen m a Goverrun ni iment, as' a result of the ■tit drive l.y the Social Welfai Department, was opened on ICondn at the Outran Road Prison, thauki to the Initiative of Comdr. O E. W. Bayly, the Superintendent of Prisons. The charge of
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    European Robbed Of $1,000 In Day
    280 2 IPOH.— -The first known instance? of a European being victimised by armed bandits m Perak occurred on Tuesday on the Gopeng Estate road, hardly 100 yards from the main Ipoh-Gopeng Road when Mr. Alan Carter, manager of Gopeng Estate, was held up and relieved
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    Charge Follows Nurse's Death
    79 2 Alleged to have caused the death of Mavis Joy Jones, a nursing sis'er. by driving a military lorry m a rash manner at 11.30 p.m. on June 1. Ernest Hall of the 12th Bn. (Yorkshire) Para troop Regiment, appeared m the Fifth Police Court before Magistrate
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    Stole Aircraft Parts
    67 2 An R A.F. Officer on rounds at Kalian^ Airport saw a Javanese carrying a sack. On exam'na|i ion, the sack was found to contain aeroplane spare pans. The Javanese Kadir bin Ptntotirchor <23>. pleaded guilty to la charge of theft when he apIpeared lx fore Magis;rat t
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    Restoration of Pre-War Leases and Tenancies
    1130 3 Restoration of Pre-War Leases and Tenancies Details Of Bill Published To put relationships between pre-war landlords itnd their lesses and tenants on a legal footing, the Leases and Tenancies (Wa Absentees) Adjustment Ordinance 194f> is about to be introduced into the Advisory Council. It will provide for the adjustment of
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    DEA TH SENTENCES ON 3 JAPANESE
    384 3 Found guilty on atrocity charges against British ■death Railway" between May and September IW, three Japanese, Lt. Kokubo, the camp commandant S-Sgt. Terokoshi, a medical officer, and Takayama the Korean guard, were sentenced to death by hanging m the Third War Crimes Court by
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    Webb Committed To Assizes On Hurt Charges
    113 3 Webb Committed To Assizes On Hurt Charges Ai the conclusion of the ease for On prosecution In the preUminarj inquiry into tentative hurt charts auainsi Piers Prosper Webb In the Seventh Police Court yesterday, the former police Inspector was charged on three counts of causing hurt durinp the occupation. He
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    Alleged Force On Constable
    80 3 Lee Bim Chua (20 >. Who was alleged to have robbed a compatriot of a fountain pen and used criminal force to a constable who untied him appeared before Magistrate L- O. OMI m the Second Police Court, yesterday. The offences "ere alleged to havej taken
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    "Brutal & Vicious Conduct" Alleged
    702 3 "Brutal Vicious Conduct" Alleged Assize Trial Of ILx-\nspectoT "The events form a story of brutal and vicious conduct such as would be hard to equal m the times of licence which we have teen through m the past three or four years." Thus prosecutor Mr. G. M. Coltart opened the
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    16 3 Wins Officer Dinnie i'rom U. X and F.Lt. Solman ftWB Kndla July 8.
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    The Morning Tribune WEDNEDAY, JULY 10. 1946. Strikes Again
    446 4 The Morning Tribune WEDNEDAY, JULY 10. 1946. Strikes Again We are back m a strike tangle. We went through all these troubles m December and January when the situation was slightly obscured by political intrigue, but nevertheless several things ultimately became crystal clear. (1) The wage demands were reasonable. (2)
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    MIGHTY MAHARAJAS FACE A CRISIS
    1105 4  - MIGHTY MAHARAJAS FACE A CRISIS Preston Grover by NEW DELHI, fhe approach of Independence for India !s threatening to upset one of the most colourful and romantic features of life m India— the autocratic rule of the mighty Maharajas. These princely rulers range all the way from the Nizam of
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    Bandits Terrorise Hainan
    181 4 Bandits Terrorise Hainan ii \N(.n M. July 8. -A lurr- land i by well armed bandits who pi food crops and paraty c transp tion, according to reports bi Lack by Relief and Behabllitatioi Adminis! ration observers In the bandil ruled Interior, t reme di trei 'is reported. 1 1
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    3-Week Strike To Be Called Off
    165 4 COLOMBO. July 8. Tin three week strike of 90,u00 Indian workers on Hatton tea plantations is to be called ofT. Ii was called by the Ceylon Indian Congress t > proti -t AgainSt tl A* ClCllUll of rll .11. ri'.'iu- oi vote and citizenship"
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    TIENTSIN PREPARES
    55 4 TIENTSIN, July s.— Huti<lr«d~ sriia ll sized blockhouse* have i n completed by the Chinese garrifctui authorities »t strategy points Tientsin— the biggest porl m Nortli China*— and outlying districtsfheir erection i- part < i% >'- precautionary measuren taker >■/ th, local mil'tary ai re»uH oi omtnunist a.
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    Why Grow Old?
    311 6  -  Josephine Lowman By Take It Easy! Women who are not accustomed to exercise cannot realize <he great benefits to be gained by it. Circulation is stimulated, nervous tension lessened, and the tissues and muscles soon improve m tone, thus giving i boost to energy and movement and
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    Polish Referendum Said Irregular
    191 6 Polish Referendum Said Irregular WARSAW. Juiy B— Vice-Premier Draza Mikolajc/yk, head of the Polish Peasant Party, announced Monday he had submitted two protests to tne Government charging irregularities In the recent referendum. He estimated that between 5 000 and 6.000 members of his party were arrested bet ore and during
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    Italian Women Chased Out
    106 6 Italian Women Chased Out ROME, July x. Dispatchei it >ia Padua on Monday said several hundied university students broke into a British officers' club on July 6, chased out Italian women attending a dance and carried away flags hung m the clvb all m protest against ihe Paris foreign ministers'
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    Puppet Envoy Gets 12 Years
    86 6 Puppet Envoy Gets 12 Years SHANGHAI. July 8 -Java-born Tang Leang-li, Ambassador at large of the Japanese-sponsored Nanking Government during flic war, ha> been •Cntenced to 12 years' imprisonment by the Shanghai High Court on charges of collaboration wittl the enem\ Educated In England. Tang neither speaks nor writes Chinese,
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    Philippine Unrest Boils Up Near Manila
    168 6 Philippine Unrest Boils Up Near Manila .NILA. July 9.— Unrest m the Philippines boiled up six miles outside Manila Monday where Rimed bands lighting at the edge of Fort IfcKinley drew i volley from the u.s. Army sentry. The sentry said he opened fire when several slugs whizzed past but
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    Cairo Search Found Scraps Of Paper
    105 6 Cairo Search Found Scraps Of Paper CAIRO. July y.— Twelve boxes brougti* by several Russians In v.> airplane to Cairo were subject of questions m the Egyptian Chamber of deputies on Monday. Deputy Ahmed Elnii Mahmoud ;i~ked for details of the incident at the airport when the Russians (he sax?)
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    PAWNBROKERS GO ON STRIKE
    117 6 HONG KONG. July B.—Pawnbrokers are the latest group of Hong Kong's commercial commit' nity to go on strike. Refusing the request of the Commissioner of Police to reduce the rate of interest to the 1930 level, all pawnbrokers on the island and m Kowloon, British territory
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    SOONG CONDEMNS COMMUNISTS
    196 6 SHANGHAI, July 9. -Premier T. V. Soong blamed and condemned Chinese communists for the recent anti-American manifestations In a news conference here on Monday. He said the Chinese people were grateful to the American aid and Fwt for this, Shanghai. Peiping. Tientsin and other cities to where
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    Mihailovich's Trial To End This Week
    216 6 Mihailovich's Trial To End This Week BELGRADE, July B.— The trial of Gen. Dragomir Mihailovkh, Yugoslav Chetnik leader, and the S3 Former ministers and politicians who are arraigned with him on charges of war crimes against their own people is expected to end here by Saturday. There li no appeal
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    Persia Demands Invitation
    96 6 Persia Demands Invitation TEHERAN, July 8. -Qavam Bi Sultaneh, Per-ian Prime Minister, today informed the American. British, Soviet, French and Chine.se representatives m Teheran thar Persia demands a scat at the peace conference. "Persia ha>, done her Utmost to help achieve victory so it is her rmh( to attend the
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    Untouchables' Threat
    96 6 Untouchables' Threat BOMBAY, July 8. —'Direct action m protest against the British Cabinet Illation's proposals for the future of India is to be taken all over tin country by the scheduled castes 'untouchables*. Mr. P. N. Rajbhoy, Secretary of the Scheduled Castes Federation, said today. The Federation complains that the
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    U.S. Envoy's Denial
    136 6 TEHERAN, July B.— Mr. George V. Allen U. S. ambassador to Persia, .on Monday denied a story p pear ing m the Soviet newspaper Prarda that he made false charg- cs against the Soviet Union m a ralk with the Tudeh People's Party central committee. Mr. Allen
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    Smarting Trieste Tommies Hit Back
    116 6 TRIESTE, July 9.— British OCCUpAtion troops—smarting under the Indignities they suffered from the Italian rloten on Saturday turned or. Italians Monday night I violent counter demonstration. Show-widows were smashed during an hour of fracas down the town of Trieste before club-twinging British military police broke
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    Latest Gossip From The British Studios
    906 7 "Fame l> The Spur" London June *^> The romantic star team ot Michael Redgrave and Kosamund John brought together for th« first time m 'The Way to the Stars," which was voted Britain's most popular wartime mm m the recent nation-wide competition sponsored by
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      329 7 Clues- Try This AMERICAN 5 tec :^-^tr^ vlWf^^ %WtflmO ft F^nm°e SC bv2l-Author and 35-Yes 51-Puts m row Answer To Yesterday's Ditcher naturalist 36-Deer track 52-Having foot Puzzle. 19 Nnr*n eori 23— Wayfarer's rest 38— Stone used as divided J Z fime, 24-That man jewelry 53-Actual j i 14 -Medicinal
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    A-Bomb Death Rays Serious Hanger Zones
    242 8 A-Bomb Death Rays Serious Hanger Zones Appalachian, July B.— The blast oi X-rays and invisible alpha beta neutron rays bombard Ing ships ivom the atom lomb was more crippling than Che blast that smashed down and the heat that wrecked some vessels, writes Howard Blakeslee, Associated Press science editor. Tt
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    India's Refusal 'Makes Me Weep' —Brig. Thimaya
    114 8 India's Refusal 'Makes Me Weep' Brig. Thimaya MANILA, July 9 —BrigadierGeneral L. Thimaya, a member of the Indian delegation to the Allied Council for Japan, said m Manila an Monday that his country's failure to take advantage of Britain's offer of independence "makes me weep." Brigadier Thimaya, who went through
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    Indian Troops In Batavia Criticised
    235 8 Indian Troops In Batavia Criticised BATAVIA. July 8. Sections ol the Dutch and Chinese press m iJatavia have accused Indian tr.'.ijS guarding sections of the Batavia perimeter with failing to give proper protection. "Het Dagblad", which compl --in* that Indian troops do not carry out the intensive patrolling undertaker, by
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    39 8 PARIS. July 8 Tonteht's session of the Bigr Four ForoJ^n Ministers conference ended short ly nfter 10 30 pm. local time. It is believed that agreement was reached on the nues t b ftr the 21-nH. peace conference- Reuter
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    US MARINES DOWN WITH SLEEPING SICKNESS
    82 8 US MARINES DOWN WITH SLEEPING SICKNESS TIENTSIN, July 9.— Twelve more United States marines were stricken m the sudden outbreak of sleeping sickness Which already has taken the lives of four marines Hi the Tientsin garrison. Doctors reporter that a total of 40 marines loere sent to hospitalVaccine developed on
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    29 8 bombers m 'he rehearsal for he "fly-past" at the ■c Oh the actual den; ran and bad P* n >„:■ i/n«( en, but th y r< no/ v.\ 'n^.t,/ i
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    Arabs Challenge U.S. Right
    154 8 CAIRO, July 9 —The Arab League, m notes to Britain md ihe United States, challenged the right of the United States to intervene m Palestine before the case was place I before the United Nations. The notes assailed what the Arab Leapue called the "claims of
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    Germans Ordered To Quit
    204 8 Germans Ordered To Quit VIENNA, July 8. The Soviet hj- j thorities m Austria announced tolav that all Germans m the Soviet 7 O pc of Austria must leave immediately for resettlement m tnc French zone of Geimany. The Germans, estimated to number 45,000, have been instructed to report at
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    Tangerang Reign Of Terror Still On
    107 8 BATAVIA, July B.— Twenty Indonesians were taken prisoner and some killed when amphibious Units of the Netherlands Marines clashed with extremists near Kamal on Madura coast. Eastern Java, the Netherlands Navy Information Service reported today. Three heavy machine-guns and some small arms were also
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    CHINA'S COTTON STOCKS UP
    67 8 NANKING, July B.— The Chinese Mln'sier for Economic Affairs, Mr. Wang Yun-wu, Htcloied too'ay that China nns i itock cf £00 W) tales Of cotton as against 300. C00 brihs i;ist fear. The current y«v.rs crop mated at between 500.000 and fcOO.OOO. IWe havo enoufrh to
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    Arabs demand end Of Present Status Quo
    398 8 Arabs demand end Of Present Status Quo CAIRO, July 8. The Arab League tonight released the text of a memorandum sent individually by all the Arab states to Britain on the Palestine question after last month's League meeting at Blouden m Syria. The memorandum said: "The present status quo m
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    Swede, Czeeh Soccer Teams For England
    75 9 Swede, Czeeh Soccer Teams For England clubs of vakia and Dei invited to play r< turn matches agai I English elubi m Eng i.. during October. Pr«i i the Neth< will provide international opposition I 'i England. The French are to fc«j !n\it<d to send a team t<> play m,
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    US to Increase tin production
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    Plane-Maker Recovering
    87 9 CULVER CITY, I AUFORNuV July Movie and airplane nitiv^ 1 Howard Hugei unased doeton Moa J.iy ;i> he rallied from critical i juries suffered Sunday m a i rd.-] explosion of his latest plane. Physician! said that the million* a'rr> manufacturing genius now mid better-than-ever chance to ;s?
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    TURKS GO TO THE POLLS ON JULY 21
    364 10 TURKS GO TO THE POLLS ON JULY 21 ANKARA, July 8. The 1 i people go to Hie polls to eleel their eighth Grand National Assembly on July 21. They will be choosing their national representatives on the pattern of western democracies lor t tie first time. In the past,
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    NBC Vice-President
    46 10 NEW YORK, July 0. Appointment of Brip. -General Ken It. Dyke to the new vice-presidential post ol the National Broadcasting Company was announced Tuesday. Until recently he was chief of civil infoimation and education on Oentral Douglas Mac Arthur's staff m Tokio A. P.
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    119 10 Premier Clement At'lee, and Mrs. Churchill on their way tcr the Sheldonian Theatre, on June 26, >o receive the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford University. Mr. Chwch U was there and hear a th e Chancellor (Lord Halifax), describe Mrs. Churchill as "The Consort of our
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    Ex-Jap General Recalls 'Friction' In Manchuria
    253 10 TOKYO, July B. Chinese-Japanese friction m Manchuria "a state 01 hostilities without declaration of war" prompted the Japanese militaristic division to swarm over that area, a former Kwantftuntf AxittJ officer testified today before international tribunal trying loji and 26 others. Tjnder cross-examination l>y Japanese
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      397 10 Radio s I Programme s 1100-1200 hrs.) Malay School* Broadcast every Tuesday, Thur: ua^ and Saturday. 0900-1000 hrs.) English School Broadcast every Monday. 1100-1200 hrs.) English School Broadcasting Wednesday and Frith: > 1200-1400 hrs.) 300 metres m tb« medium ware band and 4.78 me^a cycles per second m the 61
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    Indians Declare At 456 For 8:
    451 11 Manchester, July 9.— A warm sun blazed from a cloudless sky this morning and another scorching day ;is promised. With the wicket still perfect, prospects |of a definite result m the Lancashire-Indian match I are very remote, unless something very remarkable happens, as stumps
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    3- Title Fight Tonight
    89 11 3- Title Fight Tonight GLASGOW, July 9— Jackie Paterson defends his world, British and British Empire flyweighx titles against Joe Curran 32-year-old Liverpool flyweight, at Hampdcn Park here tomorrow night. Paterson has not fought at eight stone for three years, and boxing fans wonder whether he can make the flyweight
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    Beau Jack Wins On A Tko
    77 11 WASHINGTON, July 9— Beau back technically knocked out Sammy Angott In the seventh round of a tough and tumble bout at Gritlitl indium. Angott did not answer the bell lor the seventh round of the scheduled 10 rounds. His second said he suffered from
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    Table Tennis Exhibition
    123 11 About two hundred guests and official members of the Sintfapoi" lei.nis Association were entertained to tea by Mr. Yuen Kok Ling OH Saturday last at tne Gnat Woi''i Amusemeiit Park. A series of tabl tennis exhibition matches wu play«d after tin- function. Tb* Youn^ Fook Huiik rendered
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    Air Passengers
    112 11 The following departed by b.o.a.c. on July 7th. For U. X. -Mr. S F. WoodUffe, Mr. p. w. Hume. The following passengers arrived by 8.0.A.C./Q.E.A. on July 7. From U. X.— Mr. G. C. F(,,ton. Mr* R Nicholas Mrs. F. C. Stanford. F Lt c. p. c. Humphrey,
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    "Ransom Your Cycle" Gang
    157 11 (Our Own Reporter) PENANG, July 9. A new gang of racketeers under the motto "Ransom Your Bicycle" i* making itself known here. Cyclists are forcibly deprived of their machines and called upon to redeem them at face value prices, at notified places. Recently the local detective
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    GUILLOTINE MISSING
    40 11 HKKFOKD. Germany. July 9: i.t- execution of Nazi war criminals ii the French zone of Germany is beiiL 1 I temporarily held up because the G?* man guillotine belonging to the P« vince of Baden has mysteriously .'sappeared.
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    UP TO THE COMMUNIST
    52 11 July 8. Minister »> r Information Ponp Hsu» h-pei on Monday told n news conference that tohil i-ossjitior. of hostilities tlcj.cn (led ution the proposed reorgauina•i'-;. of the army ;ind disposition ing of C'oMitnunist forces* Hf said "without that, there is no hope <>f halting hostilities*
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    Men In Shanghai, Case Struck Off
    118 11 Because two men against whom warrants of arrest had been Issued were vStated to be m Shanghai, which Is out of the jurisdiction of the Court, the warrants were returned and the cases struck out m the Second Police. Court, yesterday. The men concerned,
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    Penang Wants Rice Control Relaxed
    182 11 Penang Wants Rice Control Relaxed (Our Own Reporter) PENANG, July 9.— Members of the Penang Importers and Exporters Association have decided to ask Ihc Government to lift the restriction on the movement of rice, glutinos>e rice, wheat flour and broken rice. They will also protest againsc the present reduction m
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    TONIGHTS WRESTLING
    80 11 TONIGHTS WRESTLING ligh wri^tlm^ at tiie New I World arena brings together Dara S;ngh and Stan Garside for the tmrd time. The fight will be over ter five-minute rounds. In the supporting bouts the InI dian wrestler Basropan who found Zombie too big for him last Wednesday takes on a
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    Return Of Firearms: Warning
    178 11 The authorities arc determined to take every measure to cure the outbursts of armed violence m tiM ColonyTheir policy has been to ffive f«'ir warning to allow those who wish V conform to the law. but once this warning has been Ignored, to atdocisicelv. It ii
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    Had Military Goods, Fined
    117 11 Two Chinese tradesmen, Choon iSenjr Leow and Lim Wee Penjr, were convicted m the Second District Court yesterday on a charge of possessing military goods. As a result of a raid conducted by Mr. Anderson, Superintendent of Police and a party of detectives on a house
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    Indians vs. RAF (Seletar) Soccer
    94 11 The Indians meet the R. A. F I (Seletar) m a soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium today. They will select a team from the following:—O. M. Angullia. V. R. Sabapathy, P. Gupta, Kartar Singh. S. Narayanasamy, P. Ramoo. T. C. Balan, G. Ranatunga,
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    Danger Of Revolt In Siam Small
    527 12 Danger Of Revolt In Siam Small BANGKOK, July 9. Exactly a month has passed since palace attendants discovered young King Ananda Mahidol dead from a bullet wound m the head, and yet the mystery surrounding the royal tragedy appears no nearer solution than the intense political crisis it engendered, writes
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    India Plan Flexible
    169 12 LONDON, JULY 9—The Times m an editorial on the Cabinet Mission's scheme writes "The British Missions scheme has th e advantage ol great flexibility." i'h e Times points out that the eligibility for election to the Constituent Assembly "depends only upon the nomination by one member m
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    Soldier On Arms Charge
    67 12 Wali Mohamed (28), an Indian soldier attached to FcI.A.SC. Bnkit Timah Road, appeared before Magistrate Ahmad bin Ibrahim m the Filth Police Court, yesterday, on two tentative charges. rt'p was for poss 1 ssion of a rerolrer nnd the other for n priori of 10 rounds
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    REVISED PERMISSION TO GO TO PALESTINE
    58 12 NFW YORK. July 3: Doc* Stephen Wise, member of the Ex< •i iv Bo :.1 t,f the Je* 111 /or Paleti ine stated night f hi> British Embassy In Washi has 'I Jiim nci ;>i t') Pale "The denial m a lion of Bi
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    Under-Water Atom-Bomb More Damaging
    159 12 Under-Water Atom-Bomb More Damaging Auckland. July 9. (Jr. ater mage to ships is likely to be used by atom bomb explosion number Ore— the underwater t€S{ m B kini Lagoon i,n July 25 Maj.-Gen. Thomas Farrell, a member of the American scleniflc party said on his arrival m Auckland. It
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    PLANE MISSING
    61 12 BATAVIA, July 9.— Ten PMMngera h and crew of a Mitchell "B-25" air- craft of the Netherlands East Indies army have been missing since July 4 when it failed to return after a flight over Sumatra. Efforts to trace the plane have been made difficult by the tact
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    New Atom Research Scheme
    223 12 NEW YORK. July B— Th e U.S. was prepared to submit on July 3 a new memorandum to the Atomic Energy Commission containing specific proposals for °nforcement of atomic control regulations and outlining possible penalties for violations. Mr. Bernard Baruch's staff whipped the document into its
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    58,400-MILLION BILL
    106 12 WASHINGTON, July 9. PrtJldenl Truman has .sitrnt*<l a bill providii.y $•1,199,000,000 (about $5,400-milliun Straits) for thr Nayy 1 current IL-C« year, some $1'.t, 000, 000,000 below Davy's top war year allotment- RUSSIAN HARVEST MOSCOW. July 9. —Harvesting of the new Russian grain crop i proceeding at full speed,
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    China Govt. Accused Of Unrra Wastage
    201 12 China Govt. Accused Of Unrra Wastage I hai, July 9.— More than 250 of 400 UNRRA employees In Shanghai have sent a m ■<' to the Director General Mr. Laguardia that valuable reliel j supplies In China were being wasted, deteriorating i and being stolen "while the starving continue to
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    Wife Used Axe, Divorced
    61 12 AR'ZONA, July —The nidge asked r man seeking a iivorce tnday on grounds n'f cruelty to qire thn court detail*. "Well yovr honovr." fhc. man said, flrn t*mes my wife hit me on the ho ad with an axe. If it keens up r.omc one it
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    Indian States Meet Friday
    80 12 LONDON, July 9- An important meeting of Ministers of Indian states is to b e held m Bho- pal on Friday to discuss the I constitutional problems outlined by the British Cabinet Mission. New Delhi radio said today. Pandir Jawaharla] N<hru. the new Prei'deni of the
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    Italian Cabinet Crisis Due?
    92 12 Pome. July 8. KfßfPtd COttllia j n ist denvww! for itfibfd pay m noises m lower incorrw hr.'tcket.s appeared to have vrtdttd PnjinierD£»ifMt« Do Gaspori's hopes for early formation of the new Italian R< public's firj-t cabinet. A tentative ■ecord on Bstvrday v;. upset by v
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    DUTCH-INDONESIAN CLASH IN JAVA
    41 12 BATAVIA, July 9.— Twenty Indonesians were taken prisoners and som c killed when Dutch naval units clashed with extremist! near Kamal on the Madura coast. Javi. yesterday. Three heavy machinc-uuns and some I small Knot were caDtured.
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