Morning Tribune, 17 August 1946

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    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE <Neu- Series) tO CENTS
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    75 1 16 -Mr. Nehru, president of the Is Party, iold newsmen today thai rome ahead with the formation of i Government without the co-operation of im Leagu< news conference meeting last tween Mr. Nehru jin ah, Muslim president, which ru said "did not m to one tere n furtfv r
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    ERIOUS URBANCES CALCUTTA
    45 1 ERIOUS URBANCES CALCUTTA ■TA Aug. 16.-Assault-> vere reported from vaW Calcutta, and by -arty 3 Pie had been m W tabbI provinc i I action day was obi 1 irehed m XL !i a I d 'n I v,ab I PunE I i pubI Reuter
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    BENGAL AMNESTY FOR 30
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    Making Malaya Self-sufficient
    103 1 (Our Ow n Reporter) PENANG, Friday. The first hatch of 13 Malays left here tonight for the Kuala Selangor agricultural scheme at Taiijong Karang. There they will be joined by their families later. 'hairman of the Rural Board, Mr. V. E. Da*aon, stated that on a n
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    Tit-For-Tat Policy
    80 1 BUNEOS AIRES, Aug. 16—Presi- t P< ron of Argentine speaking at ending the May sampalPn to reduce tin* cost of livsaid today Argentina would scl 1 |°od only to those countries supplvie need-:. which arriv c empty leave he declared. "We want rtes to txnort to Us m
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    21 1 r TON. Aug< IG.-Mnior- n Eserton, who recently 1 d riToctor of tho China rodar L N RRA. left for Chini
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    JEW GIRLS FIGHT BRITISH MARINES
    396 1 JEW GIRLS FIGHT BRITISH MARINES turday, August 17, 1946. Fage »'H' Immigrants Elude Naval Blockade, ~^T7-Z Famagusta, Cyprus, Aug. 16. The first batch of a few hundred illegal Jewish immigrants, now m barbed-wire camps m C; prus put up a strong opposition, and pelted marines from the British cruiser Ajax
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    Artillery Active In Java
    84 1 Batavia, Aug. 16. Machlne- and rffls fir? on Bri sh n I i and the use of artillery v Tnd' neslan irorps are report officially today from Bandoeng, Sourabaya and the area south of A patrol clash Is r ported m v o western sector ot
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    PRIVATE SECRETARY TO THE QUEEN
    36 1 LONDON. Auec. 15, -Major T. C. \vv. DSO, Of Ringltead, Norfolk has been appointed Private Secretary o Her Majesty the Quc?n. Major Harvey served throughout the war Aith the Scots Guirds.
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    20 1 SEOUL, Aug. If. Seven Koreani wore killed and several injured critically m Liberation Day disturbances at Naju, Kwangju and Chipyong.
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    Chiang Su mmoning Scholars To Help Solve China Strife
    203 1 NANKING, Aupr- lfi.— The Hsin Mill Pao reported today that Marshal Chiang Kai-shek had decided to call a conference of China's intellectuals on Aug. 25 at his summer capital, Kulinpr, to seek a solution of the nations internal strife. It said
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    "Quack, Quack Quack" At Paris Talks
    245 1 PARIS, Aug. 16. New Zealand > chlccate Mr. W. J. Jordan, today denounced the Soviet delegation for delay and long speeches durino. the peace conference meeting on Russia. j "Let us do something, Mr. Jordan shouted, obviously out of tcm.pcr. "Here we sit listening
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    341 2 Public Restaurants To Help Achieve 50,000-A-Day Target < Tribune Staff Reporter) The Government has -h-\-i>,<><\ two now schemes by which reasonably cheap meal! can be .sold to the public. The .schemes are an expansion of and an lmpitxrement on the existing Peoples Restaurants. One scheme IS to supply cooked
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    CRIME WAVE IN KEDAH
    179 2 AIX)R STAR a rig* m serious cri/ri'i cxmmlfd during July In Ki-dah and Peril! was shown m rofltv ol erlmeg for the period. There wie m all 27 robberleJ and six murders, Sremrmi br-ing Ed m nvo of these. Corrlnuing their drive a«alns uiiiHi-nh> d ttreams
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    GAS SUPPLY STILL POOR
    81 2 LONDON, AUi' If). Ah I. I' it 100 of Lori' t-rn< m v\«'nt b work their k. l< >ndoiM r U■r tl upplj no bettei ihl morning. 'il'- i iinpAns Rpok< mi.i,, Mid ibere might tx tit l are i hi bu| >t will i>, :i.,
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    FULL SUPPORT TO JINNAH URGED
    314 2 FULL SUPPORT TO JINN AH URGED Singapore Muslims Observe "Hartal" Emphasizing that the day marked a turning K>int m the history of Muslim India m their right to "im their proper place In India. Mr. M. Karim Gani 'resident of the South Indian Moslem League, and he editor of the
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    LIFE TERM & ROTAN FOR ROBBERS
    96 2 LIFE TERM ROTAN FOR ROBBERS ALOR STAR— Convicted on a charge of gang robbery committt d at Tembak Burong, Kuala Kedah, m April last, Mr. Justice Moore sentenced tour Malays and a Siamese ;o penal servitude lor life plus 15 strokes of the rotan < j ach on Monday. In
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    WOMEN STOLE EMPTY BOTTLES
    81 2 Five Cliine.se women were convicted and lined $50 or on<. month's impri-j sonment each m the Fourth Poiice! Court yesterday on a charge of theit of 15 -acks of empty bottles from Tanglin Barrack %s on Aug. 15. A soldier saw the five accused, who' '<i(
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    3 Months For N.A.A.F.I. Driver
    144 2 Rctnam (26), a lorry driver employed ly NAFFF. was lentCßCtd to thre« months' rigorous imprisonment by First Police Magistrate Paul Stnrr, yesterday on a charge of attempted criminal breach of trust of a beer. Ratnam's lorry was loaded with 200 cardboard cartons of beer at
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    70 2 trial ir I ment 01 I ln.ti, m dispose of m ***** on Auk. I Bail of ?:,rr I In the tame H Birhan Sin P h. HrdVr^B Kane Ann app eared charge m respect I butter belonjrinjr to th< I ed at $0,000 .Both trial. Police hail v
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    ALLEGED ASSAULTED POLICEMAN
    46 2 ALLEGED ASSAULTED POLICEMAN Bail of $100 wis v m] Rabo n when h t claim^a Fourth Magistrate I*,1 Co«r t to a chance of asstultfej of the Volunteer Police B< the execution 01 his dut^,^ gar Street on Aug. 14. 7^, postponed t o Aug. 23.
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    Accused Paratroops Warned Not To Sweat At Witnesses
    463 2 Accused Paratroops Warned Not To Sweat At Witnesses Shorthand Writers "Incompetent" (By Our Special Correspondent!. H kluang, mm A two-day adjournment was called at mid-dajH day m the Court Martial of members of the 13 H troop Battalion, m order t 0 give the official sifl hand writers time to
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    WAR CRIMES TEAM NOW AT KLUANG
    42 2 In order to collect InWJ rocor d evidence agj^H criminals, No. tigation t^am is now and WiU be h.T <; j^loi a Member- oi t^ P u fo come forward v The investigator are Chinese A,soci,tion W
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    SERVICE REMEMBRANCE SERVICE TOMORROW
    22 2 SERVICE REMEMBRANCE SERVICE TOMORROW Then. «1H »c a sir*: 10.30 a.m. m r»-m. mD thanks*** i Royal Navy. th, M^ the Fishins
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    351 3 i The Office of the Special Commissioner, Lord illearn, has received advico from Bangkok that an urgent letter has been sent by the Siamese Ministry he Interior to the Provincial Authorities of 26 riceproducing provinces, reading as follows:— "Siam being bound by a tri- 1 partii agreement to deliver
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    Bse Captain
    61 3 B H > on re Ml f Driver I X He I X li;'i l v counsel for the he had X and ■h'. WhltficM rould not B, his act H h< did n t r rith I r 'Ort m er X I as i r m
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    33 3 I took irraccupanti n 610 m »t o'clock, ag along raylaid by it." reported Beich Road police R.'-hman and A the scene of the Indian of found n living party I I
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    TUNGKU MUSA EDDIN BACK IN SELANGOR
    128 3 TUNGKU MUSA EDDIN BACK IN SELANGOR Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 10.— TunQK.il Mum EddM. ex-Sultan oj Sclav yur, who was delained" m Singapore by the order of Government since his release from Cocos island, arrved m Klang this morning. It is understood he has been given nvo weeks' leave to Vcsit
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    MURDER ALLEGATION
    55 3 Two Malays, Md. Zi n bin Abdul' Kami and Osman bi n Subot, were In the dock yesterday before Magis-j 'rate Ahmad bin Ibrahim when I charge WAs explained t o them of committing murder of Ong Kirn Kai fit Jurong Road on June 7. The case' *Ui
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    Gang Robbery Of $20 Alleged
    94 3 Mletfed to bare committed gins fubbCTj with five or more- persons o' $20 belonging t 0 a n Indian mmoc P. Pumakuihy at 9.10 p.m. on Thursday at tlie junction of North Bridge Road and Holloway Lane, three H>lam youths. Tan Ah Lai. Wong Yooti
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    INDIAN ON ARMS CHARGE
    59 3 An Indian. Gopal, Has produced m the Fourth Magistrate's Cour t yecterdfty when three charges were explained io him of possessing a signal pistol, nine rounds of ammunition and i Dayonet without licences at Sombawang Road on Thursday night. The accused was ordered t 0 be
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    40 3 BOMBAY (Air Mai] lndian cotton shippers, at a meetings m Bombay, passed a resolution, opposing any Government move to regulate or control the shipping of raw cotton. They demanded that the cotton cxpori trade be continued a-. five trade- Reuter
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    Walked Right Into Sentries
    82 3 Walked Right Into Sentries Pore I talked InRoad, d a Tncn, n a ©ened the door a n d the men sea m. On had a dafffer, one a revolver, and a third a toy pistol. ransacked tho premises and mi A< they were procct-ding down rmntory Ro-,d, a number
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    S'PORE DAKOTA On "OPERATION DDT"
    426 3 An RA.F. Dakota from Bntetar airfield is to spray four widely-dispersed mosquito-breeding areas with iD.IXT. the wonder-insecticide which spells quick death to flies, mosquitos and all types of disease- carrying insects. The complete operation will last a month, and R.A.F. installations at Batavia, Palemjbane:, Padan^
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    TONGKANG & TOBACCO CONFISCATED
    194 3 TONGKANG TOBACCO CONFISCATED An order of confiscation of a motor tontrkang and thr<o cas. -s of tobaeee wai made m a imnnioni r ase before Magistrate K. If, Byrne y.-tordny. when a Siamese t'.nirkang ter, Krafyong. and a Chinese purser. Bong Tay. wore fin* I 1500 and y.'i.ooo respectively foi
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    Gang Robbery Sequel: Women Not Guilty
    189 3 Gang Robbery Sequel: Women Not Guilty Mrs. Thomas Mf-ndc/a. Mabel Santa Maria and Rose Mariyan who faced i charge of dishonestly receiving the proceeds of a #ang robbery were discharged at the Second Singapore Aftfiet yesterday. hy Mr. Justice Worsley. at the conclusion of their trial. TIM jury brought m
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    41 3 EOMHAY (Air Mai.», Th, ..ic-size statue on Bombay s eafron t 6k Ba> Oangmdhar Til »k. the Irulian liiitiona- list leader who died tboiii thirty fear< at^o. is to b»> Qood-fyj rKrt»uphout the year, it was resolved t^< i corDoration Reuter
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    K.L. "HEAD DISPLAY" SEQUEL
    113 3 Malacca, Aug. 15. Sergeant Major r?a. a notori us Kempeiflicer m Malacca, who is -.lr»>ady lerving b ten-year -f*nlence for the sruesome "island v- will be tjMed m T^uala f .umpur by the War Crlmei Court on the Auu. 2fi. F'cld Security officers m Malacca, un-
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    24 4 Bread rationing lor Britain came i^do force oDkQm July 21. Picture shows assistants m a bakery tnippiifl bread coupons before serving their customer? I
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    The Morning Tribune SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1946. Our Roads
    422 4 The Morning Tribune SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1946. Our Roads Retidei :ii fected i" rned with ml i that much milHai P j!<l r: ry. The .1; hM I ti almosl reminis- London have been m such thor< ;i J" tram X". i<l uh« p th lorry uiing from early i
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    Spotlight on INDIA
    614 4 Spotlight on INDIA LONDON Xv I nse ln- m political c rdes here, Reutei p I cal coi B;• tie situation d d ai bo 'i I'^v m by mutual mi I quar ci al comm moment. j n quarter js Party d with reliel d ru's a lA V
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    'Kirpans' Now Allowed
    72 4 'Kir pan s' Now Allowed BOMBAY: 'Air Mail) Sikhs may i ow uv;ir th»-ir kirpans (ceremonial rds i m Bombay, despite the recent Government ban on the carrying O< weapOni m th» i Province. In othei .-irf.'ts. whtTt a ban on tb<- carrying of weapon! has b»-< i enforced, the
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    JAP SILK
    35 4 TOKIO. Aug. 15.— The Japan- < ftg Government has available for export about 133,000.000 yards of silk, the Commerce Ministry has announced. The slock is at present frozen by General Mac Arthur's headquarters.- Reuter
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    356 4 Brussels. (Air Mail). Belgium's new coalition government under M. Camille Huysmans, veteran socialist, has two vital monhs work ahead; then come the important municipal elections m October which will give the various parties a fresh indication of heir standing m the country. After this test, a new government or
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      207 5 (jeneraJ Merchandise FOR ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS VISIT 31 All 4' O 5, Stamford Road, Singapore. Where a new shipment of porceiain OINNFR SERVICE SETS and ALUMINIUM WARE may be inspected. Telephone 7563 Hair Dresurs Ladies Hair Dressers, Latest Fashions and Manicure by Miss Anna 3lajjorie Aim Ladies Hair Dressing Saloon
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    Why Grow Old?
    45 6  -  Josephine Lowman i' a picasan* nay to tf€i ccUciwn is demonstrated by this act* rest vkc U enjoping an ice cream sundae* But, of course, i>icrc' n dray hack 100 many calories. A qnar of jnHk a day Will dO the trick.
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    It's Fattening
    309 6 Our perfed adjustment to li^ih dependent on our health «vs well a.s on our mental and .spiritual attributes. JJ t}>e bodl ll inadequately nourished and the (rland. 1 function poorly oi*r job of finding happin€M Ei msde much more (UActUt Iti the field of nutrition many adulth fail
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    RETURN TO CIVVY LINES
    129 6 RETURN TO CIVVY LINES LONDON, AUf, io. -Two P. and O. i liners, 23,000-ton Strathaird and j Iti.OOO-tous Canton, are to be released 1 tliis month from war service and reI turned to Ac company after 'ditioninKThe Strathaird, originally requisij tion. d m 1939. took part to the I evacuation
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    Egyptian Cabinet Holds Unexpected Meeting
    391 6 C4IRO Au^ 15.— The Egyptian Cabinet was called together unexpectedly this morning to discuss the tty revision talks with Britain which are believed hereto have taken a serious turn. "The situation is more licate than ever," semiofficial circles said today after reports from Ami 1
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    NUREMBER VERDICT NEXT MONT
    67 6 NUREMBER VERDICT NEXT MONT NUREMBERG. Aug. ~H war crimes trial yesterday 0 a close as the pro.*cution V cross examination of the »J fence witness appearing W >: organisation. Tribunal flreridHrt I H Lawrence told 21 Jc:cr.dasis« by former Reichsmar ha w| Goering they would be aJoxM v few minutes"
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      149 6 j Ll'L AII\I]H EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO TIIE MORNING 7K/^| The Song Is Ended, But Ih D Unpors on— By Al I GO ON f r DON'T STOPf GIVE IT ALL YOUR MISERY, ALL YOUR )I I -THO' IT SOUNDS GREAT f -NOW^ HERE ft I k HEART- BREAKS J
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    Death Sentence" On Miner Told in Court
    303 7 t,,,>,- md a wctl-known figure m H A P»P? n *52' kidnapped from his Slt V S?tSr tothe heart of the jungle Sese activities and sentenced to dlsap;.u a few the Japanese .-.ur^ for, Mr- Wj""** xu-sday when Mr. en behalf of Leong
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    117 7 ■AWOiY. Eire. Aug. 16.— a m sailor, described da the m ever to attempt m away on a totWWme plane from Ireland, mild yex'.erday by m?nim, au'hori'.ies for deportMo hit country. He gave mmt> as Siguard Falch of mk- and eipla'ned 1 H to get to America and mr
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    Gls Want To Join British Army
    86 7 BERLIN. Aug. 14— American soldiers arc so eager to circumvent the United States Army prohibitio i against marrying German girls tint tney arc attempting to join ihfl British Army, which has announced that it will permit such v%edd 'v.& for ii>, iroops. Oificials said
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    LONDON MUSLIMS DEMONSTRATE
    161 7 BatK S Iv ;i ■Direct Action Day- deI n,n rs (>l th All-Indian Muslim League, I theHtvv lroma H Parts of Britain marched Incipal streets for two hours this B I ms I i w ...t!! it oO of hi-, supporters took part m the demonstration Abbas
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    Nuremberg WHAT 800 GERMANS THINK
    188 7 Nuremberg WHAT 800 GERMANS THINK NUREMBERG, Aug. 10.-~ Seven out of every ten i Germans believe Hermann t Goering and 20 other top ranking Nazis m the dock at the International Mili- S tary Tribunal were guilty of planting the WOT, it is i disclosed today m the re- t
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    Military Pressure On Turks Feared
    378 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 —A possibility that Russia will begin using military de monstrations soon m an effort to '■persuade 1 Turkey to accept Soviet demands f?i a share m the control of :he Dardanelles is receiving serious consideration by diplomatic authoutie, here. Furthermore, the Persian
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    STRIKE IN NINTH DAY
    51 7 NEW YORK, Aug. 14.— The communications employees' strike moves into its ninth day tomorrow with the failure tonight of a compromise proposal. The strike affects all tetegraphs, and is reflected m the national press by a dearth of news owing to the cut m communications facilities.
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      281 7 TrY T/ff* AMERICAN Answer To Yesterday s Puzzle. CROSSWORD BmßttH a 1 1 —Odd-Shaped 20— Compass point 29— Molten rock iQITBBAJL|T| |6[j_]Nj|^k|yj Ues! whirl o r goal 21— Russian river 30— Full-grown ISM All^ABIT IE l AILJIA ACROSS 13— Portuguese m Ural area Pike |T" XNIBLiTIo|nI«^R EEj I— U.S. Pacific
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    "Clear Decks For Peace" Plea By U.K. Delegate
    1072 8 PARIS \\d I$.— MR. A. V. ALEXANDER, FIRST LORD OF THE ADi'dIRALTY AND BRITISH DELEGATE TO THE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE, IN STIRRING SPEE< If TOD \Y, CALLED gNTTO PEACE MAKERS TO "CLEAR Mil, DEC KS FOR PEACE AND PROCJ I i) WITHOUT
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    Mr. Byrnes Is "Highly Undemocratic"
    236 8 MOSCOW, Aug. 15.— Mr. James F. Byrnes, the American Secretary of State, was described by Pravda yesterday as highly "undemocratic and undignified" while acting as chairman of the Paris Peace Conference. The article headed "Democracy m the- Byn.cs Manner" said that at the Auk. VI
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    Stock Markets More Active
    123 8 Stock Markets More Acti ve LONDON, Aug. 14.— Although there has been nothing outstanding m the way of business, most sections of the stock marke s have been rather more active with the province taking more Interest over a wide range. There was good average turnover m Giltedged Securi ies
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    Java "Stern Actions Hint By van Mook
    352 8 BATAVIA Aug. 15.— While the Republican Ml of Jogjakarta was preparing to celebrate thefi^Bl niversary of the republic on Saturday, D ril H Lieut. -Gen. of the Netherlands East Indies inak^B cast commemorating: the defeat of Japan chscrihSß Indonesian internal administration as a
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    Buried Neighbour's Son Alive
    113 8 Buried Neighbour's Son Alive LUCK NOW, (Air Mail).— Believing m a village witch doctor's "cure" for barrenness, an Indian woman from Belgaon, near here, < sacrificed a neighbour's j four-year old boy by bury- ing him alive under a pile i of bricks. The woman had been married several years
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    Ike William In London
    32 8 Ike William In London LONDON, ANG- !:> JjH lians. 23-year tional Boxing weight Cham" I arrived a he United 8 I He def nds I British cham; at Cardiff on I f Reuter
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    FOOD PLAN Looking 3 Years Ahead
    79 10 FOOD PLAN Looking 3 Years Ahead rcm 1 m I Ari m M* 6 ol ihe t would It a I .i P* r r. i Id f C ii. i t wi pro| ii"'- h ..r tabli i p inttt] ortd r<- 11.-:I 1.- riculturc In \-:Us. i: i
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    New Benefits For India's Clerks
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