Morning Tribune, 10 August 1946

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    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE NO. 33. r es) r r 10. 1946. 10 CENTS
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    553 1 ESER VRBIVES AT HAIFA L \g. 9.—Plans laid during the early n the war for the inter- rman and Italian ements to armies oi Gi iziani and Gen. j Africa are to n by the Navy m the Mediterin order to deal with the fews by sea into i
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    Split Second Saves 34 Lives
    100 1 GLASGOW, Aug. 9.— Thirty -four passengers on the Oban-Glasgoiv train owe their lives to the split ucond action of the driver. When the train entered the Brander Pass, the driver ww a laige boulder hurtling down the slcpes of 3, 000 -ft Bm Cruachan. He
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    Persia Protests To London
    89 1 Persia Protests To London i ndon, Aug. 9.— Persia's not. Pr tesi agtvnst th (Issiriudi jot a brigade of British and «n dian troops to Basra, Iraqi pert |ai ihe h^ad of the Persian Oulf. received m London yesterday, says the Forc-gn Oiftr-e spokesman. The note calls for the withdrawal
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    WAC Capt. On Jewels Charge
    89 1 Frankfurt, Aug. 9— The U.S Army authorities here announced yesterday thar WAC Captain Kathleen B. Nash Durant has been charged with larceny, emoezzlement, conspiracy and be:ng away without leave m connection with the th^ft last winter of the Hesse family jewels from the Kronb?rg castle.
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    $500,000 Claim
    41 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.— One hundred cre w members of the Steamship President Harrison are suing «L AlmriCan President Lines for $500,000 m saUries and bonuses iney contend had accrued whil c they y<-rc interned m Shanghai oic^. A.P.
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    RUSSIA LOSES THE BATTLE OF MAJORITIES
    246 1 RUSSIA LOSES THE BATTLE OF MAJORITIES Byrnes Ca Us Molotov Speech "Wicked, Loose" PARIS, Aug. 9. Delegates to the Paris Peace conference today rejected Russian proposal to change [he rules of the conference m the plenary session, which would have nullified a British amendment permitting both two-thirds and simple majority
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    MR. BYRNES CRITICISES M. MOLOTOV
    152 1 Mr. Byrnes had earlier declared that the Russian charga that the voting procedure for the conference had b2en decided m committee by an "Anglo-Saxon bloc" was "loose and wicked talk. Mr. Byrnes inquired of the plenary session: "Why are all those who do not agree
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    Russia Defends Albania
    86 1 NEW YORK, Autj. 9.— Russ'a today defended Albania's right to mernbersliip of th c United Nations and declared that the Greek memorandum opposing the admi-sion of Albania Waf based Ota false accusations. Russia went to the defence of Albania during a 2£-hour srssion of the Security Council's
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    Millionaire Gets Bequest
    52 1 LOS ANGELES, \ug. Wealthy Sir Victor Sassoon, British statesman and financier, was bequeathed 025,000 by Mrs. Lucia Seliana Mrtter, a 29-ytar-old Rumanian-bom divorcee, m a will field for probate. Her lawyer said the bequest was m return for Sir Victor Sassoon'e efforts m locating her relative m
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    Police Hurt
    76 1 HYDERABAD, Aug. 9— A Euro ptan woman and three police constables were injuied m Secunderabad six miles from here v.hen a large crowd stoned the police called m to prevent a procession ot Hindu passive rcsisters. Thirty-four people were arrested. The procession was connected with the direct action"
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    38 1 PITTSBURGH, Aug. 9.— Prank E. MrKinney. an Indianapolis bank er, and three others including Binff Crossby, the film actor, have pur chased the Pittsburgh Piratca Baseball club. The price is reports* to be about $2,225 000.- A. P.
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    35 1 MANILA, Aug. 9.— The skeleton re mains of more than 150 Filipinos jammed m a cave where they were slain by fhe Japanese. .yer c today Unearthed near Bnguio by war crimes inw stipators A.P.
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      68 1 A FEW OP THE NEWLY ARRIVED ARTICLES i CIAN SNCH'S HAVE ON DISPLAY FOR LADIES FOR CENTS SWIMMING SUITS ITALIAN SHIUIINGS (m popular strip* d» igns) EMB: CiEORGETTE BLOUSES TOOTAL TIES i Hungarian Ffcahkmcd) (iv later «ttem») PUKE SILK GLOVES PROPHYLACTIC (Beit EnclJh mate) HAIR COMBS SILK KNICKERS .English mad.
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    Important Concessions To Hospital Strikers
    270 2 Official Appeal For Voluntary Help T1,,, rtrlke m Slncwore of hospital sasvsrts ars&ws, ss Parly to former member* of the M.A.S. with hospital experience, to offer their help. The hospital patients th -:n--s lye« :«r- no- suffering, for In addition to yieir already d fnrfc
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    Mutiny Charge Against 263 Paratroops
    70 2 Mutiny Charge Against 263 Paratroops Tv 0 hvndnrt an-: j'v \hfti pi of (he Bn La cashJi Th{ Partu I U R* ri( y i Regular Fnr will face a Field 0e«--eraJ fli ai X h or/ Monday. Tht ,i an ing t harged un ier > the Army follou
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    YOUIHS HAD DUTIABLE LIQUOR
    107 2 YOUIHS HAD DUTIABLE LIQUOR rwo Ch Ij Pan 1 i H'»k Xl i r In the Thirrj Police y for i [on of d c liquor 1 cd $■<■'■< id 123 I.v I' 'I Id morn a ol Aug l. wo re llon lutj i 8 U'i tie :i<l used
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    20 2 WASHiNOTON Auv. 8 Tl M .:n< Comml i innoui iilabl< hanl i p n.< 1 1 t othei him A.P.
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    MALACCA INSPECTOR ACQUITTED
    90 2 cOi:r o.v Reporter} Malacca, Friday :>■ ctor M )iuu oan, formerly ai ached to I ss P ein Malacca, v. [ound n guilty on v 5 2 at the -i s i iday. X i i who wai i v u»ci to Mi I Ie d i
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    Policy-Making Bodies Should Be Tripartite
    134 2 The Pyke Committee should be enlarged In fact, all policy-making bodies should be on a tripartite bams—Government, employers, and workers", said Trade Union Adviser In Singapore, Mr. s. P. Qarrttt, at ;< tea -party held lasi. night by the Pan-Malayan Labour Union. One reason why
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    Textile Rationing: Official Statement
    131 2 A Prea report from Penang tly said that Textile rationh< i introduced n ;h Nfalayan Union. An oft- it hat T rationing by is o] a number of :<>radistribu lon Inction m a tii [ties. rhe aih quoted were m from a circular fr «>w the
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    Free Rubber Markets Likely From Jan. 1
    198 2 London, Aug. 9.— Mounting output of na ural Far Bast gives ground f^ r hoping it may P shortly to return to a free ruober market m X ngaom as well as Singapore, says the Financial jw Producing interests are reasonably confident f
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    Jap General Denies Sack Of Nanking
    313 2 (By Duane Hennessy, Associated Press Correspond TOKIO, Aug. B:— The Japanese Commanding (j eral feared his men would rape and loot m Nankin? ordered that only his finest troops were to enter city but his order was disobeyed, a former high-n ins Japanese Army
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    35 2 The Government ii ing steps to refer Committee the que whetner conditions m gapore justify the pay to the lower paid I on a daily wage of a >) urban cost of living a ance.
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    Sepoy Committe To Assizes
    83 2 Abdul Latif b. MunshiJ Aziz, an Indian se] to a major of No. 1 Transit Camp. Nee commi;ted 'O stand the nat Assizes od a«J armed gang robbory ntj* •lusion of a pr Um^i before Magistrate X 1 yesterday. n J Tho accused was a one
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    38 2 LONDON. Aug. J I Samuel LMtron called on the Unit I wether" with W f In principle the B "an experts' pro] separate Arab M»d (he said). I fear a HP Bemltiim both hew m A. P.
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    Flour Wastage In Singapore: Leaky Godowns, Pest Menace
    436 3 Flour Wastage In Singapore: Leaky Go downs, Pest Menace BREAD SHORTAGE (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore's sudden "bread famine" has been brou^habout chiefly by a temporary shortage of flour and the contamination of certain stocks due to leakage m roofs of godowns where flour is presently being stocked. For the last
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    The Other (Court) Side Of The Story
    84 3 Nt whea> Hour packed m 75 bags were 1 iakanawh n H was intercepted at the I '.rcTZ on Wednesday evening. The boat $S?£!m* the flour and produced an ?ASsrAawr-«M ond Dt S no Hock (32), the Chinese who i l Zrgfd with
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    When The Japanese General Sobbed
    521 3 Outmm Prison Trial evidence at the trial of 11 Japanese of whom two are >mmanderBi commandant^ medical officers and 1 Road prison on charges of being parties Allied PoWs and local civilian residents I Prison, Col. 11. I). Wild, War Crimes tya Command and Singapore,
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    ARMS SEIZED ON SHIP
    94 3 Following th c discovery of a miniature armoury on board a filing Vessel lying at anchor at Teluk Ayer Basin on Thursday evening, a Hyiam Ooi Tiu Han, was produced m the Fourth Police Court yesterday. T\> o charges were explained to him of possessing tw
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    Do You Know This Taxi?
    107 3 All members of the police force, including: radio car 3 and mobile patrds are making every effort to recover an 8 hp. Ford taxi with number 5.1764. The police will welcome any irfGrmation about it. 'fhis is flu- third dw of an bland Vide searcli
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    COMMITTED TO ASSIZES
    53 3 Two men, Chua Ah Bee and Poh Kee Choon, who were alleged to have taken part m robbing a house at 7 mile stone Bukit Timah Koad on J May 20, were committed by Magistrate K. M. Byrne yesterday for trial at the Assizes On a charge
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    CONGRESS MEDICAL MISSION CLOSED
    53 3 The Indian Congress Medical Mission branch m S'ngap.->r i has ofTichlly closed and no furtlv r patk-nts ire being treated, sa d the volunteer Medical Officer Dr. B. R. Sharma. He appealed the public not to come to the former Mission premises as no further casrs
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    Indian Guards Abetted Theft From Store
    178 3 Indian Guards Abetted Theft From Store Four Indian., guards, Makb' Ali, Abdui Haiiz, Moiendra Nath and Ramjl Lai were icnu need to 18 months' r.i. each when they were found guil-y m the First Dis'r ct Court of abetment (f nous: breaking and theft. On June 4, Ih3 223 BOD
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    Military Driver Acquitted
    125 3 Military ruck Cntffcr Jeffrey Ora ham Smith (20) via acquitted on a charge of dangerous driving at the end of a trial m th c Fifth Police Court yesterday. A three-top truck driven by Smit) knocker down a pedestrian on Hen* deron Road at 7 a.m. on
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY IN HOSPITAL QUARTERS
    50 3 Bail of $1,000 WU ffftfcitd to aft Indian, TanggavtUii, after a charge of robbing a woman, Poruwadi, of a pold chain m the General Hospital quarters on Au£. 8, had been ex- planied to him. The case will com? up for mention on Aug. 16.
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    Restaurants May Serve $1.50 Meals To Troops
    191 3 The authorities have agreed inedleai Inspection ai all times, •hat a limited number of hotels 1 <d> Adher -nee to certain and ros'aurants m Bingapora hygienic regulations as lain may now be allowed to servo dwr\ by A.D.M.s. Singapore fi od for consumption
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    42 3 LONDON. Auk. B.— Dr. Rudoll Smciid, Professor of Law at GottinRcn University (Germany i, and Toyoiko Kapawa (Japanese socialisl and pacificist) have been invited to become members of the newtyestftbltahed oommlMloa on intcrnatlonal affairs of »hp WorlH Coun HI of Churches.- Reuter
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    The Morning Tribune Saturday, August 10, 1946. A Soldier's Life
    468 4 The Morning Tribune Saturday, August 10, 1946. A Soldier's Life Marshal Montgomei do met the Bi iUh An recruit. When, y l the mi ertain i r made by Mi loldiei oi tfai old bool shot rod expre Lhein with force and convi< tion. 'I he A .v,-; \to p
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    Scottish Newsletter
    838 4  -  Alastair Grant by -h the baken tli comp Lcat4 d m might hare be D devised. The Highland bOUSewlf< a special problem. The Points Rat.oning Order, which ippU oatmeal pearl barley, .> i and othi r cereals, imp a ipedal hardship m this I especially In the mor
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    LONDON GAS SUPPLY THREATENED
    226 4 LONDON GAS SUPPLY THREATENED LONDON, Aug. 7 I m defiance of Ui t 2,000 mainenance engV I all the Gaslight a nd Cok I pany's 11 gasworks mi n threaten gas suppii es I next week. Th e men ar7*M tricians, fitters, and boiler J ers employed a- Beckton &J
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    R.A.F. LEARN TO FARM HARD WAR
    309 4 Men of the R.A.F. and Waafs who want to become farmers are learning their job the hard way at Transport Command's School of Agriculture, Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire. The first ftve days of their course is spent m heavy manual labour, at the end of which
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      164 5 I If it's obtainable anywhere it's m Jhe $inqapoh& Shop* Electrical United Trading Co., 11, Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US. Embroiders On eel Importers or aii kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods llllUlliTi U7M%aj 10. Baaery Hoad (Rodney House), Singapore. Flowers Lotus Flower Shop
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      203 5 rneraJ ut FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT MARCO ft, Stamford Road, Singapore. Wtere a new shipment of porcelain DINNER SERVICE SETS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected. Telephone 75«3. Hair Dressers Ladles Hair Dressers, Latest Fafhions and Manicure by Miss Anna Majorie Ann Ladies Hair Dressing Saloon Formerly of Maison
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      133 5 Men's ta> BOX ft WASHINGTON BRAND SHIRTS k a Oecta Distinctive Btyllib Shirts) Call aiE. ALLABLX CO., 93. North Bridge Road, Singapore. bdusu Stcrc T*M»A. Music House, 11/05, aigh Street, BlDgipore. For PIANOS, ATDBIO RECORDS. Phont 74f1». Optician Regarding the eye sight Cotuult: New China Optical Co, 71. High Street.
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      159 5 Refngerahor Marden Company Refrigerating Engineer 82, Orchard Road P. O. Box 755 Telegrams "MARDEJf Singapore. Sanitary Corunuior FONCHIN&Co.,Ltc! Office 64, Walllch Street Phone No. 7557. Sanitary Electrical Contr**t*« Building Repairers and GeA*-* Importers. Shoes SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILJSINQ, NORTH BRIDUE ROAL Silk Starr I NEH SILKS In New Designs
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    Why Grow Old?
    41 6  -  Josephine Lowman By There arc many nay- \ch you can relieve Ihe financial sfro n ana keep walty > with business m your mnn hon> You mifjh' even nan' v make shoes, 01 AdrtSi Eleanor Parker (j dfting abov.
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    Money At Home
    289 6 If you an- to succeed m developing i paying btifinesfl m your own h »m» 'he product you are Helling mv.st be one of three tilings. It moil }><- superior to other similar producU, it must fiJJ a real n<H, or i! must be extremely original. First
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    New Big Quake Recorded
    248 6 **Very, very grave *lio«*k** SKW YORK, Aug. B.— The seismograph at Franklin University, Philadelphia, recorded a 'very, very severe shoek 91 thought to be "m general Caribbean area" at 1.33 p.m. GMT. to-day. The record concid'-d with reports from Dominican rerfdflltl m New York who said
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    His Hobby: Collecting Skeletons
    227 6 NUREMBERG, Aug. B— Charge > that the SS ordered the capture ot "Jewish- Bolshevist commissars" sc that they could be done to death to provide skeletons for the collection housed by Nazi researches m Strasbourg University were made before the war crimes tribunal her c toda\
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    41 6 DUSSELDORF, Aug. 9:— Rudolf Elomberg, well-known m the German textile industry, was Thursday sentenced to three months' imprisonment on a charge of illegally exporting 10,000 pounds worth of silk goods to Holland, some of it m an UNRRA lorry.- A. P.
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    Our Dumb Blonde
    20 6 Our Dumb Blonde "George Casey says wtl can be on the Sport Pagtl because we represent twol players suspended." I
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    No Agreement On Trieste Statute
    110 6 No Agreement On Trieste Statute PARIS, Aug. B— A special I power commission, appointed month by the Big Four to *J statute for the Trieste internata zone, was unable to reach agrees an authoritative conference s* stated on Wednesday night Four separate statutes are I for presentation to the Peitce
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      34 6 LI'L AII\Ut EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUTE wmoic thatNV D l P f^ LOOK dra?s.^ m™mu. r BICARMNATE. OF SODA'f mn coumto I O?W^^^ fe)^ir-^f^l^^ (10 be contd. on M" nd 3«
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    "China Situation Very Serious"
    495 7 "China Situation Very Serious" v 8 -GENERAL CIIOU EN-LAI. IN M'mS STATEMENT FOLLOWING HIS L^« WITH GENERAL GEORGE C. MART L n X LEIGHTON STUART, NOW AMERISD uioKTOCIIJNA, SAID TO-DAY: "THE s^k V KY SERIOUS. IF THE CIVIL WAR K-JSed it will spread daily un8,,F nNf FOl GUT ON A
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    Peasants' Revolt Ends
    97 7 Peasants' Revolt Ends ROME, Aug. 7.— The Sicilian "Peasant Army" round the v:l--lag? of Caccamo estimated at some 3,000 hav e laid down their -rms before an overwhelming Government force and fighting has ended af er 48 hours bitt r j conflict, according to reports reaching Rome. It was unofficially
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    No More Atom Test This Year
    66 7 No More A tom Test This Year LONDON, Aug. Q.—VlceAclmiral W. H. P. Biandy, who directed the aovi bomb test at Bikini, has left for Pearl Harbour, j ''The atom bomb experi- t merit i s finished for the t present," he said. Admiral Biandy added J that he thought
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    Indian Medical Mission Leaves Malaya
    127 7 Indian Medical Mission Leaves Malaya SINGAPORE, Aug. B.— Nine physicians and three medical assistants of the Indian National Congress Medical Mission left Malaya for India when th e S.S. Talma sailed from Port Swettcnham. Their departure brought an end tc three and one-half months m which the Mission provided medical
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    Elizabete Cheered By Holiday Crowd
    298 7 LONDON, Aug. B.— The Elizabete, one of the ships involved m the mid-Atlantic salvage dispute, was cheered by a crowd of holiday-makers as she came into Barry Docks to-day shortly afternoon. inree cneers were 2 yen oy nearly 100 people after the dockers had shouted
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    Reds Are Interfering
    107 7 ANPING INCIDENT PEIPING, Aug. B:— Americans In the Executive Headquarters charged that the Communist branch was frustrating the investigation into me Anping incident. They expressed the opinion that ihe Communist branch was acting en instructions from Yenan and at the same time capitalizing on the vigorous anti-American
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      319 7 TVV r/lW AMERICAN Answ r T Yesterday 's Puzzle CROSSWORD HIMII dllPC*— 12 Hl Bh card 19 -Attend 31— Lukewarm t^oSjP'E jLllEigA^SlE.P IU 4 13 -Hard black 20—Breakfast food 33— Mixture IL_ A^_ T MA;Cf wood 21— Still 35— Spider'^ borne [p C L leJs "Wle 'l ACROSS 14— Mix
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    Food Prices Soar As S'pore Goes Breadless
    110 8 zxfsfasf for their breakfas lei nome nun gry. powlUeeven to obtain any bread at l.lr,<U-m:irk<t one -i-s m rnan> areas. Simultaneously wun |bn ad famine, food pj Ie rning iketedto //v heights. Black mar--1 k< rice was quoted at about SI. BO per
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    26 Killed In Jap Typhoon
    91 8 TOKIO Aug. B.— Belated report* raised the death toll to 26 m a yphoon which h'.t Japan tail week and caused damage exceeding the preliminary estimates of (he Home rrs'ry. Over 700 acres of riceland v err denuded and the crop destroyed and several thousand
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    Immediate withdrawal Demanded
    101 8 British Troops In liasra TEHERAN, AUG. THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT TO-DAI DEMANDED THE IMMEDIATE WITHDRAW. AL OF BRITISH AND IN--1)1 VN TROOPS FROM H\si<\ IN A NOTE TO THE BRITISH EMBASSY HERE, IT WAS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED TO-NIGHT. note which protested pi r 1 idiau B l Brl Delhi
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    Killearn Takes Over SEA Freight Movement Body
    109 8 Sir;-. Friday, '''hi OttCC of Lot tin. TIM OooyniiMtoiMr, lilt 1 nktn '•i riiitnaK'-iJifiit of the South i < i^)jt IfoVWNttl C'HiiUittM Tbil :s !*>dy vvhkh wax -t uj> to perform the v.tal function <I shipping *o h/> to (n--•i.r< Ulftf tht tx
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    ATTACK BY 550 MEN ALLEGED
    172 8 Paris, Aug. 8. -The Fram e preM news agencj reported todaj that •'••'> j men of unknown i ity wearing khaki uni- attacked the Cambodian ii of Siemreap n«'.ir th< frontier yesterday. Siemreap, mar the celebrated ruini of the temple of Angkor Vat, is the
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    U.S. Reinforcements Reach Anping
    61 8 U.S. Reinforcements Reach Anping BAN FRANCISCO Ml I I I Vi Thursday thai r< Infon imi ni I Aln haVe arrived ai I, a vUtaft louthtaci ol i i Im n- u.s. mariact »nd Cl w fought a four-hour battU M July 2t>. i rcporied fl m th,. -.nu |i
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    CHINA'S CURRENCY CIRCULATION
    77 8 NANKING. Aug. B:— For the first tjme since the war, the amount of Chinese national currency m circulation m July showed no increase over the previous month, Minister of Information Peng Hsueh-pei said today, Be announced a 35 per cent, i v.nge increase would be given imme-
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    Repat Ship For Shanghai
    93 8 Repat Ship For Shanghai SHANGHAI, (Air Mail): Another British repatriation ->hi|) may be calling at Shanghai to evacuate Hi ton cieairinii to return home or ■ettlc elsewhere. No oificiul eonflrmation li availill'it-, but it is reported that about 1.000 of the 2,H00 British nationals left bore have mad" known their
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    Desperate Jewish 'Army' on the Move
    226 8 ROME, Aur;. B.— A desperate "army" of 15,000 displaced Jews who have flltcreti into Italy since the end of the war are at present moving towards small ports and harbours along Italy's 3 000 miles of coastline m preparation for a "fight to death"
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    303 8 JERUSALEM, AUG. B— ROYAL A!K FCntnE \STEK AND HALIFAX LONG RA\ <; y r\RE NOW BEING USED >N BRITISH h M LOCATE ILLEGAL JEWISH IMMI <; R NT *B BOINI) FOR PALESTINE. M They are flying as far as 200 miles out *:M RAF spitfires are continuing their inshorfl
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    70 8 FORT WORTH, Tc:c^H B.— The U lived SweJ HUM an?wu.;< M initial flight 0/ :/tel largest bomber h?.n J 77ic plane zra.s tifsijM coJisirucc'ed during -m when there wax ap» //ta/ England tulyh' lM eel. USAAF would u:M needed a plane ccpdl carrying a 30-ton boml'M Europe and then
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    165 8 LONDON, Aug. 8.-Tr.e^M Attorney-General, Shawcross, today sent a apology and r^nicionto^H Kemsley— proprioior servative Sunday n^^H Sunday Times and >>> a -'A group of Conservative M throughout Brftain-ta 1 tion with two public spe« M made earlier '.his mor/h^M ing th<? Tory press with W a campaign of ral^M
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    Short Cut To A New Hat
    103 9 BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 8.~ Abdul Hafeez, a member of the Indian Cricket Test Team, icas the subject of much joking by his colleagues today following a haircut he had yesterday. He told the barber to cut the hair fairly short as he had a headache,
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    $56,000 IN FINES LAST MONTH
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    59 10 I tournam p ,id Whitcombe, W D nfi War. TO. while Dick B irton, another titant with 71. have i ndl sating a stern A D. Locke, 74, Bouth Africa I V N dI, "5, Ausol the r m the early i the d;;y
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    50 10 WASHINGTON, Aug. 9:— Alien property CUStOdiAII James Markham d y<\ frrday more than 00 German pal enl Ised dur;NK the war will beOOfDC RVftilftUe, i u> nations that signed patent accord In London a.st ■reek. 'ih<: agreement Is open to any government of the United Nations ne neutral A P
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    The Inside Story Of 'Sourabaya Sue': American Woman Japs Tortured
    1083 11 The Inside Story Of 'Sourabaya Sue American Woman Japs Tortured i-j Renter's Correspondent) fct Twk Java's European woman known to British troops as '\Sourabaya f i'm.,s during ihe Japanese oc- c Indonesia." weekly produced Tl e information Department "•claims to be an American. British rtve "nterviewed her thought that they
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    77 11 London. Aug. 8. The first of a lie 't 01 six British-built latest type Viking airliners, constructed at a total cost of £250 000 for Indian National Airways, left Heston airpor for India today The ch&mpaigne christening »moßy was heM at the airfield l.y Lady Rungaradharn. wii the
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    142 11 RECOVERS GEMS WORTH MILLIONS TOKIO, Aof. 9.— An American who lost and recovered a package of fewell valued at several million yen has been pi von clear ownershin to the fSBI f»y the U.S. Army criminal Investigation department agents. Henry Trirke, the American, explained he preferred to carry diar inomls
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    261 11 The Chinese Athletic leave Singapore tonight on a soccer tour of Penang and Kuala Lumpur. They will play three games m Penang and two m Kuala Lumpur. The three games m Penang will be charity matches m aid of the China Famine Fund. The gross collection
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    71 11 S.R.C. Office-Bearers At the 59th annual general neet- ng of the Singapore Recreation Club held yesterday, tiie following were elected office-bearer*: President: Dr. w. a. Baihe tenet; Vicepresident, Dr. C. J. Paglar; hon. see., Mr. H. E. Woodford; hon. treasurer, Mr. G. H. Kraal; j jarinan Of Board of Games,
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    30 11 CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB TJle Singapore Chinos: Sw' riming Club will hold its Irs- hi* post-war BOda] at Amber Road tnrrtht. Thciv will b." dancing linm 9 p.m. to 2 am.
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    122 12 B IfINOB 0 —India f.-thhion losing flu ifl ball an hour ■h though still BOft ttrday. •(I play after lunch Ind i aad Owi 182 for nine. WDM itt, taataffi M ot out tj IfatatH Ali ibw Hollie» 39 1 H .6 raatk b Hoi 23
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    "ANTI- U.S. TREND GROWS IN INDIA"
    144 12 0 T [)elhi G. Indiu." a money-mad, godl< i I imperial p< pie m B to tl New Yf r T'rri' resp nd<-m, India .illy I Am rican ec i Ad p leal policy. India 11 few llt( rate mil•- ■-< ri D towards
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    21 12 i f $10 lire j .for iOafed a ti giving erldena the ■•:<• of the Oi f $IS7J
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    81 12 PARIS, Aug. B.— The Paris Communist newspaper "Front Nationale" reported today that at a meeting of the foreign affairs commission of the French National Assembly, Dr. Jose Giral, President of the Span\sh Republican "Government" m exile, accused Britain of supplying Spain with all the necessary hydroil"ftrical equipment for
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    98 12 9-1 northw I tally d rtant person—^ bounded I montu ago. The nvn drove up to hospital m i car and two of them entered the pita] supporting a uiird who was heavily to look like a patient. other two scaled a wall with red Trauchcr's window
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      44 12 WASHINGTON, Aujr. o.— The New Zealand government is inquiring for doctors m Britain to Mire with the Commonwealth occupation force In Japan to replace New Zealand doetom who wtnl tf»ero from Italy. N'hp dOetOn are required but only two volunteered from New Zealand. Reuter
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      29 12 HONOLULU, Auc o.— The U.S. Naval autloritios today announced that a Navy PBY dying boat with '••j'lit aboard crashed into the sea off Oahu nrci sank immediately. A. P.
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      31 12 CANBERRA Aug. o.— Mr. Arthur A Calwel'. Australian Minister for Immigration, announced i>i the House of Rtpresentathrea today that more than 100,000 aliens had applied for inmiiprat ion to Australia.- Reuter
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      48 12 LONDON Aug. f».— Forty-four Polish airman appeared m court at Ha warden, Flintshire, on breaches of the rationing regulations. They irere charged with accepting the !!locral transfer of clothing coupons and 99 of the men wen* fint'd £H, five were fined Z.i and one rase was dismissed Reuter
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      44 12 PARIS, a up. 9.— Tho Paris fonfertnce <rt»'leerates have boon invited fo private view of film of the Bikini atom bomb tests. The showing of the film is tirm-d for tho hour at which tho plenary ses h ioil is due to resume- Reuter
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      60 12 BERLIN Aug. B— British wives who tvill join their husbands m the forces here this month are being warned by the Control Commission not to go into the Russian sector with or without their husbands, as they are liable tc be arrested. They are advised not to <:o out after
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      31 12 BETII IN, to Inen ase Anu-nVan ssone a full month 1 J nuart-rs of J throo and a I I A day away half, and two y s B bJJ Reuter
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      26 12 BATAVIA Au K m«M mootiiT- are »cin?^ important centres m Easti undfr the auspice of tit sian Communist Party I munisf campaign will itrtJ 12.- Reuter
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      73 12 NEW YORK, difference of opinion hail tween the Brit rates over Alban membership of th f h^ Membership i Security Council up a list of question! I nian representai v. UM in£ the application WASHTNGT' N, \i::. I dent Truman on TkusAj an Bpproprial $2,431,708,000 for teraiij pnyments to approxir
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      42 12 WASHINGTON, Army Air florces 1 hujre «p six-en pined B-36 I successor to the B-2!>. to minute* m the fir Fort Worth, Text», I total horse pow< plane can carry mow t of bombs and has I r^ 1 miles. A. P.
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      43 12 PENANG, Friday .-tl believed to be thOi€ of t" crew of the fishinp struck a floating miles from Telok Kunibtfl day, were recovered yetfj* NUREMBERG. Atf. fcr Rudolph Hess, once kintr German. hr,s petit^jj ternational Military Tr.£ psychiatric examination mer deputy fuehrer-' A.P.
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      15 12 WASHINGTON, .State Departing, say S"M tine should rid bersel CJ |lnto any militao her.- A.P.
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