Morning Tribune, 9 August 1946

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    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE m Seres) ;o cents I 1). 1946^
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    UNKNWON
    150 1 llf FORD GERMANY. Aug. 8. -The British occupation forkmnyvere today, accused by the Rev. Geoffrey Drunt icZLn General of "lo»*** Godless^ living and L make Gvmany the -'cesspool of Europe I many are exploiting, for financial gain, the material fZ concurred people- the Chaplain said m a statement I
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    German PoW Escape Aganisation Smashed
    159 1 German PoW Escape Aganisation Smashed H .ir. B.— An underground escape orH man prisoners oi waf m a camp at It Wantage, discovered through the friendship ot" one woman living m a nearby village, has m ibj R yal Air Force Security officers. mboul has been made of the Germans'
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    CONDEMNED PS MAKE OLBREAK
    64 1 CONDEMNED PS MAKE OLBREAK HDur Own Reporter) ■I'ALA LUMPUR. Tliurs,Uy ■i-P'rati: bid [o r freedjin M prisoners „f war unm Sl aged a sensaWr^to K>™ Pudu Pri, o .i ere shortly after an,- K ,,.d f Monties mi n t h f tIK. the fourth leaH^'^V 1 large 1 L
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    ARABS BOYCOTTING LONDON CONFERENCE
    162 1 Ij I'us^em, Aujr. B.— Jamal Husseini, Vice-Chairman of the rae? me Arab Hiprher Executive, today declined to accept the Mfin invitation to send a Palestine Arab delethp RW«u*sf part m the round table talks to be called by »c British Government m London fe was staged
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    Craft Carrier On Loan
    10 1 Cra ft Carrier On Loan 8- T1,.. M ov »|,e
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    More Dutch troops for the NEI
    54 1 The Hague, Aug. 8— Lt.-GetL o. h. Spoor, Commander of the Dutch Forces m the Netherlands East Ind'es, told the press today that another division of Dutch troops would shortly join the two division* already m the East Indies. He indicated that they would
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    CIVILIANS INVADE ARMY CAMPS
    108 1 CIVILIANS INVADE ARMY CAMPS London, Aug. B.— The civilian occupation of former Army Nisstn hut sites is continuing. The latest infiltration ts at West Hartlepool, where a Horlen (Durham) miner, Atom oulsby (35), has taken polission of a former off cers' Soulsby, his wife (28), and vo children. Marion and
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    Bomb Outrage
    28 1 BEYROUTH. LEBANON, Aug. 8. An unknown person last night tnrew an explosive charge outside the pharmacy school of an American university here. No damage was causedr
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    2-Day "Food" Battle In Sicily
    101 1 Roiri3, Aug. B.— The two-da battle at Caccamo, Sicily. b 2 tween 1,500 carabn eri suppor ed by tanks and 3,000 peasant? protesting against the enforce ment cf Gov?rnment grain decrees ended when the Police fshcd through opposi io igpoints and captured 6: and women,
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    MILITARY ACTION LIKELY AGAINST JEWS IN EUROPE
    424 1 MILITARY ACTION LIKELY AGAINST JEWS IN EUROPE War On Illegal Entry Into Palestine LONDON, AUG. 8.- BRITAIN IS TO TAKE ACTION TO CHECK THE FLOW OF ILLEGAL JEWISH IMMIGRANTS INTO PALESTINE AT ITS SOURCE IN EUROPE, WELL-INFORMED LONDON QUARTERS PREDICTED TODAY. The presence of Service chiefs at yesterday's meeting with
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    Rice Sweepings From Ships Dumped Into Sea
    546 2 COURT DISCLOSURE Ric weepings of ships engaged m carrying rice hulk are dumped overboard m Singapore on the instructions ol the Government. The objec of this is to prevent trafficking In rice as it is a controlled commodirv. Thifl i re wtm mad"
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    Officer Warned Against Use Of Force
    142 2 Officer Warned Against Use Of Force Afti'r warning i. > Tl /■< jinald Noxoi in-charm at Seltrano Barracks, the of force m order ocx i fl perm b< m thii coun ry Magi n I C Ooh acquitted Tuy Who" )ng yetten a urge of i alma t?. I 7/
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    Exported Without Permit, Fined
    107 2 rwo motor tonßkangs WWi intr-r-->»ept*d within an hour by nfWMM jfflocrs riMir thfl btttkWltcr m Singapore Harbour on Wednesday morning In OM 395 tins of (ocaUy manufaz-turf-d Whtftt biscuit' •erre dLsrovrred and In the other about 1,000 yards of wliite drill worth $3,800 Win found The
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    British Officers Killed By Sniper
    72 2 BATAVIA, Aug. 7.— A British officer has been killed by sniper 1 Padangi Sumatra, where COtl" ditiona have become more unruly during 'he last few weeks, the Netherlands news agency report- d *<^lay. ntrj battalion and i unit totalling about l»000 4 by British headquarM
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    Robber Speared To Death
    69 2 IPOH, Aug. B.— Four armed robbers, who entered a rubber dealer's shop m Batu Lintang, held up the occupants and decamped with about $200 cash, were chased by a band of Malay villagers. One of the robbers tripped while trying to get away and was speared
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    Teachers Told To Be Patient
    67 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Aug. B. —The question of a central residential training college for Indian teachers and a better salary schemo are enraffing the attention of tho Education Department, said Mr. H. L. Hodfft, Asst. Director of Education Malayan Union, when the PanMalayan Ind an Teachers'
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    Father's Death Cheating Excuse
    120 2 nvlcted on a charge of < r !*r'i>:ng a co?vpatrint of $35 a Chinese Ho flock Seng, was ystcrday ordered by Magistrate K. M. Bynio to be remanded for one we<k so that a heck can b e made on accused's record. The com 7)1 nin
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  • Malacca Eurasian To Die For Treachery
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      123 2 (Our Own Reporter) ml Malacca. Th Bt Tried under the War Of fences Ordinance i-' JT Ur *mL Cecil Beins, a Eurasian, was found gu Uy L r B verdict of the jury m the Malacca As H Four witnesses testified to th e activities O f t W< w
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    5 Enemy State Will Be Hear
    310 2 PARIS, Aug. B.— Nations m the peace confe-H yesterday invited the five former enemy states toH ticipate m their deliberations beginning SaturdH the Rules Committee wound up its work on confeH procedure. fl Under an American amendment presented by US Secretary of State Jamr-s
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    Morning Hold-Up In Shop
    175 2 How a passer-by helped iH a taxi m which two men -M aftqr a robbery m Joe a:l was related m a preliminary^ m the Third Police Tourt I The accused, Tan Hai alifl Tai, was committed to stand fl the next Assizes on a ,'ufl
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    ORANGES TOO DEAD
    52 2 Because ho 0" *railffei, Tan Ah Ko to throe weeks' ri-"^ went, and m addit:on r -iofauit a month's r'W r »*ient for failing to list, by SecOTid D ■"'hoon Lip. yesterday J Aceusod. who P lea -V both counts, chared S tahils of Jaffa orar. cents
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    OUR ARMY IS DOING A TUPENDOUS JOB HERE
    1481 3 OUR ARMY IS DOING A TUPENDOUS JOB HERE D nr er makes another tour of Army installations m Singapore, and concludes Kep or (Tribune Staff Reporter) Tens of thousands of tons of military supplies comprising over 100,000 different items are stocked m military depots dotted all over Singapore island for
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    MAKING ALIANS OF SOLDIERS
    140 3 MAKING ALIANS OF SOLDIERS I s-uff Reporter) B 3 ,/a/ r 0// dtt/» v/ f^ time when he m'eck to "civvy street." m- en the time docs m no si probably docs X what he can do m Wu-r of a i°bX arc the members of mciaiJii Base Ordnance Who
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    In-Malayan Labour Union Petitions Govt.
    88 3 In-Malayan Labour Union Petitions Govt. I (Tribune Staff Reporter) to W Bel ling the present labour Rubles m Sin--1 übmfSL thoUBand mcn the Pan-Malayan X submitted a memorandum to the Govern»wbuti ng the root cause of W to th c abnormal rrips p i n < W* tbe memorandum ;nhe
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    Attempted Murder Charge
    99 3 Attempted Murder Charge (°ur Own Reporter') Penani?, Wednesday. i to be a womher of the I hich had a runnin-r tfun duel •n\u-o at Aboo Sittee Lane 1 Juno r,, Loc Boon Kai (30) was ted yesterday and sent to hosPUai for treatment. day Lea faced four chargei m Police
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    Chinese Swimming Club Dance
    46 3 The Singapore Chinese Swimming Club will ho^d Itfl flrct big pre-war social at Amber Road tomorrow nig t< There will be dancing from 9 p.m including spot dances for which prize* will be awarded, a mahjon^ drive md a table tennis competition.
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    31 3 NANKING, Auk. 7.— The Central Daily News said today the Russians still control Dairen, and this is the reason why Japanese repatria* tion from Manchuria has been suck a slow process.
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    Hotelier Fined $275
    145 3 Pleading guilty to failing U oter up particular! of persons on the premses and allowing he premises to be used for immoral purposes, a Ch/nese hote--1 er, Ho Wan Che.", was convicted by Magistrate L. C. Goh yesterday and fined $200 or six '.v »> ks' r-i.
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    2 Jap Generals On Trial In Singapore
    552 3 Outram Road Prison A "Belsen" "Conditions m Out ram Road Prison were appalling and if any place deserves the name of Eastern Belsen ii is this place. It was true there was no le.hal chamber but this would have been regarded as a
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    Jap Escapee Was Starving
    179 3 The reward of $75 has been given to Chow Lam the Canfonese rubber tapper who on July 27 tackled and captured an escaped Japanese Kempe tai sergeant major on a rubber e si aie near Kampcs. $50 of the reward money has come from funds of
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    The Morning Tribune FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1946. Firearms
    252 4 The Morning Tribune FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1946. Firearms I parnc i liel thaj p i ion i mi di eaily confer mudi Id* i Th< ./ion tfthe publii r illegal m g penalty i a dim) i rr, ive rise i feelii r fa record of coi onV T-» <
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    Peacetime Soldiering In Hong Kong
    461 4 Peacetime Soldiering In Hong Kong (B) A Military Observer) v ften told, ha*ned her dutlei no leil arduous, and far from being no le r nowned h renowned a- all; r knows anything ab :n. Tl unassuming figure, Atkins, is no longer ne no longer hits the and be baa
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    AFWESPAC Criticised
    26 4 AFWESPAC Criticised MANILA. Ai:'- 7 The AFWEBPAC <A::. I Wl i Ann Col i Roscnl is be nt, lh( I hi I t!i, Kfcl |DQ h
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    MUFTI "HAPPY & SATISFIED"
    255 4 MUFTI "HAPPY SATISFIED" One ronort *ni<l th-t Pawx] cl Kawudjf, tho P;iVstino Arab leader who cnVf,} for n jehad fholy war) araiitst the Bri+ish In 1936, waa on! his wav to T< >y<f. 4 i or the mufti. Tt «m Imnotfrfbie lo deter-! \ho t»-Mth of >v r .»)ort. 1)'
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    Mufti Awaiting Egyptian Pact
    129 4 CAIRO: (Air Mail)— Haj Amin el Husseini, the mafti of Jerusalem, is believed m Egyptian political circles to be waiting until the Anglo-Egyptian treaty revision negotiations are completed. After that, they predict, he will take an active part m Middle East affairs and Palestine politics m
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    New Arrest Of Terrorist Suspects
    161 4 New Arrest Of Terrorist Suspects JERUSALEM Au fresh arrest of SWpg J suns was reported hy% tish tniUary and police officials on night while a gon spokesman declared J, tish were preparing 0 J m the near future them detanees remaining j, I cent ration camps c >| month's military
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    Synthetic Rubber Factories Sold
    74 4 Synthetic Rubber Factories Sold WASHINGTON- The 0! States Government has made first sale of synthetic ri factories from the group of manufacturing plants it a The factory sold, located Louisville, Kentucky, will P the B.F. Goodrich Company U. 5.54,250,000. Company operai v plant during th. 1 v;ar. The factory sold
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    TOKIO TRIAL HENRY PU-YI TO BE A WITNESS
    204 4 TOKIO TRIAL HENRY PU-YI TO BE A WITNESS TOKIO, Au£. 7:— Henr Pu-yi forrj r peror of Manchukuo for 11 years will t< ms-; before the International Mili ary tribunal' Public Relations Office ann -^r>^ today. "The Ru^ians hav c agreed to bring the former puppet Emperor te Tokyo along
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      123 5 w AL LEy ROAD, »~d Crs.ts. mm I F features with oddest H f beauty product* Rjcospacts, Face Powden. 1.:. etc. Latest ih.pV Allatux b Co., HKi Bridge Road, 6 'pore. X i i* > ftok Store E FOR BOOKS mi, HIGH STREFT, SINGAPORE. X Restaurant ■ficn Green 61, Middle
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      175 5 I jy //'i obtainable anywhere it's m i JAc Sinqapote ShopA i» <■■■ I TWf— WW MTTTTII— T Ti HI i ~iir i —m i Electrical United Trading Co., 11, Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US. Embroidery Dnect Importer* of all kinds of Caineae Hand-
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      203 5 General Merchandise FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT MARCO 5. Stamford Road, Singapore. VTrere a new shipment ot porcelain LINNER SERVICE SET'S and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected. Telephone 7583. Hair Dressers LAciies Hair Dressers, Latest Fashions and Manicure by Misa Anna Majorie Ann Ladies Hair Dressing Saloon Formerly of Maison
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      164 5 Refrigeration Marden Compare Refrigerating: Engineer* 82, Orchard Road P. O. Box 755 Telegrams WIARDE* Singapore. Sanitary Contractor} FCNCHIN&Co.,LtG Office 64, Wallich Gaeet Phone No. 7557. Sanitary Electrical Coritr*ca*» Building Repairers and Gt&*r* Importers. Shoes SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILDING, NORTH BRIDUE ROAL Silk Store RNEH SILKS In New Designs Ai
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    Why Grow Old?
    33 6  -  Josephine Lo wman By A ton r.v'< r t*«fl day drmming I ft v to bnpn yourself, v.vmau I '■> m ?)y 7) r/ ,r# w i g.rl i doing above.
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    5OO Postmen Demonstrate
    118 6 5OO Postmen Demonstrate New Delhi, Aug. 7.— About 5 >0 postmen m Delhi formed a procession and marched to work at the Genera] Post Office today under h settlement reached afer a 28-day strike. Aimed police stopped them m the main .sine: but allowed i go on batch* s. Post;
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    Stop Dreaming
    382 6 On* of the moat prevalent reasons for dissatisfaction and Melancholia Is the human habit >f shooting for the mooi I is n't doobt| ;i vooH thing to aim high but only as hixh U the suing of your ability. Other* wiae* fru. tration is mre to t<>]low and
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    Finland Sees Little Hope
    234 6 STOCKHOLM: (Air Mail) -Finland sees little p of the Paris peace conference easing the burden :h armistice conditions have laid on her. versles about Italy's territories ceded to Russia. 100,000,000 dollars reparation! lo So far there has been no mdi Russia have caused some Finnish newipapera
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    Half World's People Undernourished
    197 6 WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 A sharp world-widel crease m food output is needed over the next! cade to feed everyone properly, the United Nafl Food and Agriculture Organisation declared m M lishing a survey showing that half the world is! dernounshed even before the war I The
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    16 6 Our Dumb Blonde "If I take the water a J perhaps she'll lay til eggs". I
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      47 6 J LIT AItMJ? exclusive m malaya to the morning mißUtf Slobbovfan'i Inhumanity t« Man! **••*-*»•*<**« I gW^MJJ^cnrc^. W dwt novE-F hallo my son I f maybe i can |Jn"M I i;-; tte y^^w. m,t4W. c^ **l^Asif >^^, ,§at -f you out to i cant' i To be continued to-morro
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    UNKNOWN
    236 7 Tlv first official description ot m. XS criDpled American f oodship, id"- -,ieh selected to reach Fal1L F v to-morrow morning-was isV gates Naval Headquarters to- The statement from Commander C. J. Van Arsdall, commanding officer of the United States destroyer Perry sa d: "When we arrived at daybreak
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    UNKNWON
    99 7 ISLEY Surrey, Aug. 6. rd Preston. an soldier from ntenced to 18 mem wiih hard nd d d with Ig- for absence without 2 days. The sentence Thursley D iisapp ared from a n Nov. 13, 1945 I dat Slough on lay r he es- H Hey Down de-
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    PROMISES BROKEN"
    56 7 Ige, England, Aug. 7.— r Dulles, vice-chair-tli newly formed Church Biofi mi m ernational oday reproached the il] o hori .ies i' what he called a dgea made be- (> Reich's a pitulation. thai would German peo- > h general conci v,h\ h he is the chair- ionable
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    TONGKANG IN FLAMES
    76 7 Singapore, Thursday. k motor-tonkang, berthed along North Boat Quay, broke into flamei yesterday morning. On arrival cf the fire brigade it was found that tho fire was caused by oil igniting m the engine. The flames were eventually extinguished and damage to the tongkang was not serious.
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    Father Divine weds white girl
    95 7 8 a nd? S e fonSles N N?w m United States cities married for two man irl, it was revealed on Wed- the on 1 nnrri1 and to 1 DollU- www *i among rtiom there are numerous white followers, generally live in etablish*s he chills
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    La Guardia May Quit After China Tour
    199 7 GENEVA, Aug. B.— UNRRA Director General Fiorello La Guardia recommended that UNRRA should start liquidation about October 1 and that he should be relieved of his directorship after he tours China. Ho urged this m his quarterly report to the fourth plenary meet-
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    Canada Urged To Join U.S.
    114 7 TORONTO, Aug. 7:— Mr. George Barrett, Attorney General of the State of Illinois, United State*, m an address today at Kenora, Ontario, said Canada should sever her ties with the Empire and seek statehood with the United States. "While there may be those who rebel
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    UNO ASSEMBLY VETO RIGHT WILL BE BIG ISSUE
    372 7 UNO ASSEMBLY VETO RIGHT WILL BE BIG ISSUE NEW YORK, Aug. 6.— The veto right of the five great powers will be a big issue m the September session of the United Nations General Assembly, seems almost cercain that the veto power will emerge unchanged. -> This same veto power
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    48 7 SYDNEY, Austrar a.— Golfers at the country town of Narromine have been carrying shotgu?ls m their club bags to shoot flocks of crows which have been swooping down on their glistening white gold balls. Gunfire seems to be the only way to scare away the petty thieves.— A.P.
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      273 7 Try ThiS AMERICAN Answ r To Yesterday's Puzzle crossword wmm ClueS*— 12— Buffalo's lake. 20 Wiped out business 2 EJJfT' v^JEBB[^ 3 13 Climbing vino 22 Endure 34 Lyric peom N^E JrMf-£ r E|f^ UjM 14 -Plant used m 24— Alternating 35— Clocks, as racp TTJJpT-.'\ =)H^ U? I EIS
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    Foreign Office Statement On Persian Oil Situation
    215 8 Foreign Office Statement On Persian Oil Sit uation and i tril ilJ]i 1 d" I Tfv P (l wro k ,1 oold n n Oil th< d v Me. Brii G t i labour dated by Q .'i- :u, |U I rd. Th< to the d r inshlp rind labour
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    INDONESIAN TREATMENT PRAISED
    141 8 INDONESIAN TREATMENT PRAISED In The Voice of i 'c and jeanl who v r. ne t v i praise the ti vi T H himself "Georgi I mm n Au*l\ a," f(ff taken pr Tljlli Bourabap&. 1 hi Sergeant lei 1 r is "W Da on, Belli) t, F.rr la
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    Indian Orphans Cared For
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    TREBLE FOR GAEKWAR
    38 8 BRIGHTON, Aug. 7.— The Maharaja Ga ikwar of Baroda i d ble trebl at the ■■I.- v tal 1 i 11 into I ith < 1 1 to l i iMvav i: irting ai i Reuter
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    UK to PEG WAGES
    125 8 i o Fight Inflation U 7.— 1 n a re- 72/ tl Ci S compai <i en i and all also be fro en, tic )on adds* W e whole In me is highly secret, the Ch i. hequer, Mr. Hugh Dal m, and the rd
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    Byrnes Calls Truman
    51 8 WASHINGTON, Aug. .7:— Mi. James F. Byrnes, United States Secretary of state and leader of the United States delegation m Pari gave I "resident Truman a full report over trans-Atlantic telephone early today of his exchange With M. Molotov, Soviet Foreign Minister at the Pari.s Conference yesterday.--
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    LIE IN LONDON
    27 8 LONDON, Aug. B:— Trygve Lie, Secretary General of the United Natioas, arrived m London la t night for a three -day visit.— A .P.
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    Received By King
    41 8 LONDON, Aug. 7:— Prince Nakkhatra, new Siamese Minister who has come to London to reopen the Legation, was received m audience by the King at Buckingham Palace today. He presented to the King his letter of credence.— Reuter
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    EXPORT LICENCE for MAIZE SOUGHT
    188 8 EXPORT LICENCE for MA IZE SOUGHT London. Aug. 7.— The first task of the Indian food mission on its arrival ln Argentine next welk *S», 24i°00n f t fCmpt f t 0 b<ain Xport fences for £&n*SSZE£g nuuz already purchased b Th^ mission will also negotiate with tho Argentine Governm<
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    Cassino And Anzi Failures Analyse
    251 8 LONDON, Aug. 7.— Two partia 1 fai] I an( m the sloggi >g match that I ial an campaign of early 1944 are analysed I shal Lord Wilson m b s report to the '< h l ib iil to-day. I i|j dla us d
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    Slaughter Of 5,000 Chinese
    140 8 Slaughter Of 5,000 Chinese tokto. auk. -Th e I mrrv thnn 5.00 civilians by the J- I fall of Nanking I described m jII I hoOd -dross ;,t Tokio's iv 2 > J Chinese An j lias J t.oM how he escaped v,-'*hadS leap into the Yangtze rivel hours of
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    UNKNOWN
    158 8 LONDON, Aug. I report for 1945 of th I acting Officer of li.hed today shows that dizjH year 45 paaiengers were train accidents. I These occurred at- Bourne End (41) and rJ Seventeen railway serv lest their lives m nint accidents connected with t. molt of railway vechil* of
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    "MIXED MARRIAGES"
    23 8 A meeting I i y will be h° YM.C.A.. 97. I today at 8 p.m. I debai i will be ages."
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    $390,000 Worth Stolen Property Recovered
    672 10 (B 3 1 f i "r 11. Gwcnnap-Moore) Stolen i> op riv valued al 1391,150 was recovered i»> thr ){.\.ii \u m Police m the- Singapore Area daring (he three months ending lane 30— testimony to the efficient wrork of the X vi Special investigation
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    French St Leger "Hope" Wins
    36 10 French St Leger "Hope" Wins Di Krru." Aug. 7 "-It Nr -al. bf < cut < ,j f nr Lefo h 1 vy run 0V( r tltrlOßl fur than t:.. i> ter St. I liOtt, N:: ■i Reuter
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    Disappointed Robber Burns Woman's Hair
    194 10 'Tribune Reporters. 1 1p o H Disappointed I over the POOf haul they made at the hom e of a 1 Chinese peasant family at the fourth mile, Chcmcr J Road, last week, one of the J five robbers poured kero- sine ol over the
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    "An Injustice"
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    'GRoW MORE FOOD' EXHIBITION
    249 10 <Tnbune Staff Reporter). In ord« j r to further intensify the "Grow More Food" campaign the authorities are sponsoring a fourday food exhibition at the Happy World from Sept, 20-23. There will be special competitions for small-hold n rs and amateur gardeners, school eh l--'onais and
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    Sale Scores 157 Against Indians
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    CRICKET LEAGUE
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    101 10 TOKIO, kag. <;- night saw the first full tion of all historic unii Brindiv (British Indian Dwi* the British Commonweal tion force when six massed from these units play< retreat before hundri-ds tors en the plaze fronting" gate of the Imperial Palace. Participating m the < pipes and drums
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    OAKS WINNER OUR OF ST. LEGER
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    Indo-china's Rubber Prospects
    211 11  - Indo-china's Rubber Prospects Harris Jackson <i;> nv indo-China during i 947 probably will JRSmoIoStS rubber, 37 per cent, of InuaJ prewar output. 00 ton t ces here Era K2 ;rsav if native labour in a and Cambodia planea* to the south. "ration, m turn depends „u s of political and
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    Buttle Service Between S'pore Hong Kong
    81 11 Buttle Service Between S'pore Hong Kong 0\ Aug. 6.-The British A r *a^ Corporation lioped us Halton aircraft route. Lo rd 1 Knollys, chair-f-0-A.C., declared a t a press c c here today SSJ Co r nstltute t!u fir Lord Knollys said to rm up to week through to bounced
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    COLONIALS VS. HQ SINGAPORE
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    SWOOP ON PENANG BLACK MARKETEERS
    132 11 SWOOP ON PEN ANG BLACK MARKETEERS (Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Wednesday. The Police, the Food Control, and the Health Departments made their first co-ordinated drive on the black market this morning when they swooped on "blackmarket lane" at dawn, clearing all unlicensed stalls by the sido of Penang Bazaar. All
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    Another Trade Union Adviser
    148 11 (Our Own Reporter) Penaiig, Wednesday. On a visit here to contact the local Unions and the Labour Department b Mr. R. Caddick, the third Trade Unioi. Adviser for Malaya, who arrived m Kuala Lumpur last month. Wlui c stressing the Importance of adult education for union
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    MORATORIUM ORDERED
    57 11 WASHINGTON. Au?. 6 Re^r version Director Steelman lias on].'--d a moratorium on all bis federa construction contrac s vith tho obi.' v trimming dow n ttoh o Govern»non»' public works programme by $700,000 '00 to comba inflation. This halts tho anard of any cor Tacts over $3,000 except
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    Tass Sends "Quite A Lot"
    74 11 Tass Sends "Quite A Lot" PARIS, Aug. s.—Tass said today tha: it sent to Moscow "quite a lot of Byrnes" challenge to Molo ov m the Peace conference Rules Commit fee." It said that all the 3,000 ivords of Byrnes's teßt would be transmitted "as soon as we get the
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    KAISER READY FOR INQUIRY
    230 11 Oakland, California, Aug. 7. Henry J. Kaiser, "miracle" builder whose' vessels played a ire- j mendous part m the American wai effort, said he was ready to have his war record investigated, as suggested by Senator Bridges, New Hampshire RepublicanIn turn he requested an investiga tion
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    French Policy 'Double Faced'
    146 11 PARIS, Aug. 6. Pham van Dong, President of the Vietnam (Annamite) delegation to the taiks with the French on the future status of the Vietnam republic within the French Union today charged that "French policy m Indochina is double faced" "In appearance it advocates friendship but
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    On Extortion Charge
    115 11 (Our Own Reporter) Penar.tf, Wednesday. Stopping a car alon^ Anson Road on Ju/i" 28, th«- police found on the person of one of the three Chinese passenfon threat note. This led them to tract thr identity of the m. Lam Chor Xorw. a preneral poods doaioTi irho
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    YMCA Fund: Donations
    150 11 I The following donations are acknowledged with many thanks. Dr. Hu Chee Ing $200. "Ex-Inter-nee" $100, B. P. De Silva Ltd. per Mr. C. R. Hoole $100, Dr. Lav Peck Hiong $100, Mr. Tan Hock San $100. J£ast Asiatic Coy. per Mr. I. B. Suratta $100. Babcock
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    Mystery 'Bombs' Over Sweden
    284 12 HOLM, Aug. 8. One o! the mystery b n ji j);is^ing over Sweden m recent week wras t.i.t bj i. cut. Lennarf Nackman of the Air Defen nenl of I Defence Staff. H i I a flre ball v>i rhead at i 500 000 Kl l
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    STOP PRESS
    46 12 STOP PRESS MOLOTOV SPRINGS SURPRISE a Th,. Soft* J :< tar, M Molotov, took lltffnoi (omplHcly by 'Kiay by annoumin^ that I: did not tfm rul«-h oommittec recomla fav(iur o[ a kii for recornnn-ndatiorwi from M to ftht Blf Fow Ptor■.Tfc. U'lf/raion cannot as an < 1 nJ
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    Attlee Addresses Peace Conference
    24 12 Attire addressing !he 21--nai.on peace conference m Paris on July 30. Directly above h m is M. Bidault, the President.
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    43 12 10ND0N, Aof. B.— Stained plass WindOWi to the memory of Dick Sheppard— Canon Huph Richard Low»j( Sheppard— formerly Vicar of St. MartinV:n-the-Fields, and Dean of Canterbury Castie, wero dedicated by tho Archbishop of Canterbury m the rreat cloister or Canterbury Cathedral, last Monday.
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    3 DUTCH PLANES SHOT DOWN
    35 12 rl iv'-TJJ? AJiT \R\ (INDONESIAN) NEWS agvk An A T,tar« corrwpon<font itafc tlwi' r..h f1 Mkd tral Iso I f D md infl i m i Dntcti liltft. two Reuter
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    Govt. Assurance To Malacca Leaders
    21 12 Govt. Assurance To Malacca Leaders 1 cm M i/)nc. Wwii an opportunity for eon to!--t;it: -ions rr<> reaetied corstitutkm«l ch«n««" m
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      29 12 LONDON. Au'-'. 8— About 311.000 ttU-n and women will be l\l<#i <■ and discharged from rhe Bri, forces m the last quarter of this year, it wab officially announced— Reuter
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      47 12 BRUSSELS. Aug. B.— Camill o Lv man's iuv-c 1 -o:<j leftwing coalition mmeni rec< ived by a narrow margin the vote o f confidence m the Belgian c of Deputif yesterday and had i majority of only tw 0 votes m the Senate with three abstentions.— Reuter
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      29 12 London, auc. B.— Generalissimo Stali n last night received a goodwir delegation of the British Labour Party Executive which included tlnformer chairman. Mr. Harold Laski, says Moscow radio.— Reuter
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      44 12 NANKING, Aug. 7— The demand that the Chinese Air Force should be placed under a joint United States. Communist and Chinese Central Government control is made m the latest Communist not e on the reported bombing last week of Yenan. Communists headquarters city. Reuter
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      38 12 MADRAS. Aug. B— Nearly 10.000 tons of Brazilian rice arrived here today and another 5.000 tons are expected. Madras province is one of India's hardest hit scarcity anas Where it lias been feared that famine might develop*- Reuter
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      31 12 BATAVIA, Aug. B.— A British Patrol clashed with Indonesians at Buitenzorp. 30 mites southeast of Batavia, it was officially announced today. Th p Indonesians witlidre. afte r a Mef firkin.- Reuter
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      26 12 MALACCA, AU£. B.— Preparationare Under way to onon three pubii" canteens, one for Government servants and the other two for the general public mi n Malacca.
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      42 12 LONDON. An*. B.— London children are causing a stamp boom. Their parents travelled all over the vorld m the Forces and they now know a £reat deal about the countries overseas. Some hip stores have started stamp counters m their toy department*.
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      38 12 AT.OR STAR. Aujr. 8. -On charts of possession of distillery and about one paiion of ilJicll liquor. a Chines P woman Sal Ch«w. v ,s fined $100, m default throe months on each charpe, at tho District Court.
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      11 12 PENANO, a •«e Pirates, v _,C to h,v, ,-*3 korobono oil
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      15 12 BAGHDAD purchased 150.000 i„. IW «t the prlc; of £2 "1 m t0 I Reuter
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      35 12 LONDON. AUR -n L J "»ff a cricket I; of Prineetowi, M Devon, two mi] tarv mas Rankin (2: f22). took adv. mnorlnnd mist to fleers and poliro mingled 3 dnymakers m thoir missing men.
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      48 12 LONDON. Autr. R- 7h I ship m the Royal Kavy" Marshal Soult. 6 40 0 L.M reached its jrrarey^d ,M Ayorshire. leaving p or i Th U rs«lay. The or. I prnrded m the Wavy v th« painly and bizarre !ooi'n iß ever to fly the Whit, r
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      63 12 LONDON, Auk. B vJ promised to be at the roldejß ding celebration of hor hroS sister-in-law. M -I who is nearly 70, flen f ro .V An-eles to Ibstork, T o CeiS JS When she wont to th.> ste 9 offices to book a pass I there were no berth-
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      33 12 LONDON. Antr c -*.".OC»jnM senrrrs were cn-:*-]' I Transport 80.-ml Bi I ley-buses, coaches and railwayjH injr August Bnnk Holiday :M 13.800,000 traveled on :M 9,200,000 on Sunday, and V.,m on Monday- fl
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      29 12 MANILA. AIKT. 8.- United M Army Hc.idquartprs for the T»U Pacific today announ^] 1» vsH ducinff its lensi-h..ld< of V buildincrs "as far as is I with military needs."
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      33 12 MOSCOW, Ann-. S.— P'-nvdaJ carried reports of m Communist strength m the m Soviet republics of K-*' r:i 14 Lithuania and Kfoldavii 7( B the western district- f Ukrajfl White Russia.- A .P.
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      32 12 FRANKFURT. Aug. States Army tecrei t^diM covered a cache of 1 record hundreds P'~ leaders. The hoar German farrnhousc d c S os !>y Himmler. Doemti '"H but none by Hitler.- A.P.
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      32 12 TRIESTE, Aim. B.— A Italian women, carrying saying "Why won't you &4 Ko hf\ek where ycu ca: demonstrated ajrain^t by the U.S. 87th divi oi ment buildings for f vicemon.- A .P.
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      34 12 BATAVIA, Auk. 8— Allied military authorities have cancelled m Batavia and other occupied areas of Java the celebrations Indonesians proposed to hold to mark the first anniversary of the self-proclaimed Republic of Indonesia. Reuter
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      44 12 LONDON Aoff. -Scotland Yard disclose I that new motor-cycle fly- n<r squad-— all volunteers— borran d-it.v on the outskirts cf London durInp the week-end. Fifty specially trained men aro m the souad. In the next few months tho total will M raised to 130.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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