Morning Tribune, 21 August 1946

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE F, mw Seres) 10 CENTS I i)A y. AUGUST 21. 1946.
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    DARDANELLES: U.S. REJECTION of SOVIET CLAIMS REPORTED
    234 1 DARDANELLES: U.S. REJECTION of SO VIET CLAIMS REPOR TED Washington Aug. 20.— According to a reliable ir U.S. is strongly supporting Turkey's indicted intention to reject the Russian demands for mm control of the Dardanelles. s source said a note setting forth this attitude landed by the State Department to
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    Strike Hits Premiers' Conference
    64 1 Strike Hits Premiers' Conference Canberra, Aug. 20.— Federal Parliament House was thrown ivio confusion this morning by a strike of (he dinng room staffs onmo to the dismissal of i he chef. The strike coincides to th a conference of state premiers and Commonicealth mijiisters. The strikers declare that no
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    Hess Reported "Not Insane"
    49 1 Nuremberg, Aug. 20. —The prison psychologist reported to the War Crimes Tribunal today that Rudolf Hess is no' nsa tie and I here are no Indications dial he was insane fl^ the time of his uutivi ics for which he is noiv on tral. Reuter
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    British Troops Intensely Active' In Palestine
    47 1 ItRUSALEM, Au S 20.— Fears of tmorlat outbreaks are believed s behind the intense activity of reltttaa of the 18 h Stern gang to death hM terrorist attack on M June 17 have apChata. Weimuum, th, t, to biter- of thi
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    Officer Tells Of Narrow Escape from Jew Terrorists
    263 1 Officer Tells Of Narrow Escape from Jew Terrorists JERUSALEM, Aug. 20— In the .nachinegnn-guarded courtroom icith sandbag emplacements at all its urvdows and troops stationed on the roof-top, the British officer, veteran of Vie first uorld war, toko iras accused of murdering a ■tew m Tel- Aviv street, today told
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    ITALIAN CLAIMS AT PEACE CONFERENCE CHALLENGED
    335 1 ITALIAN CLAIMS AT PEACE CONFERENCE CHALLENGED Paris, Aug. 20.— Poland urged the peace conference committee today to reject as "completely unfounded" the Italian declaration that Italy had not been at war with all 21 nations at the conference, and notably that Poland was at war with Italy. Thr Polish delegate
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    More Stray Assaults & Arson In Calcutta
    333 1 More Stray Assaults Arson In Calcutta Calcutta, Aug. 20. Although Calcutta was fret from any major trouble m the night, stray assaults and arson were reported from several riot centres. Some houses m one area were set on fire. Tru Calcutta Fire Brigade answered 25 fire calls during the night
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    Paratroop CSM Wounded, Now In Hospital
    113 1 Paratroop CSM Wounded, Now In Hospital Compan; Sergeant Maj )r fc O'Briui. ol "A" Company, 13tb Parachu- Battalion, who wa< to have Riven further cv denct at yesterday's court martial at Kluang, s lying m Malacca hospital with a deep wound on hi* faceO\Bri» n was giving videne* last Friday
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      64 1 A FEW OF THE NEWLY ARRIYK D ARTICLES I CIAN SINCH'S HAVE ON DISPLAY FOR LADIES FOR CENTS j SWIMMING SIITS ITALIAN SHIRTINGS (m po| ular stripe desl mi EMB: CiKOROETTE BLOUSES TOOTAL TH S (Hunfirtan Fithloned) Cln bitett patterns) PURE SILK GLOVES PROPHYLACTIC HAIR COMBS SILK KNICKERS English mad.,
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    Officers' Escape From Jap PoW Camp Recalled
    527 2 A party ol four Briti h officers who were n -ia onew ol war. and an Indian labourer, f^peci^om PoW ram;; m Slam with the idea .of getting 'ta*gj*. They were ai large for 45 days m the Jungles of Siam Japan,- trac:,;d
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    KILLEARN'S FOOD BROADCAST TONIGHT
    59 2 Th" .>;<<•;.] Commissioner for s X A^ia, I.' ri\ Xi 11. urn, will bfOftdCMt *.or* ii:l. t :.n huportaitt anmrr tit foo4 Ri talk will \nout^y bjr i. i M on :'.o<i ff.'tn-. and m th»- »il Btetfll band b] tl I li' I h F.-ir
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    Alsagoff Case Continues On One Charge
    140 2 Alsagoff Case Continues On One Charge i Th»- I'luMffefl tsAißSt Sy*-d Russeii) f-in All Altagoff, Ignatius Carvahlo and Ptrinan Suppiah. on which they v.«-h- arraigned at the op<-ninjr <'«" t h«-j r trial ill the Second Singapore /Uwitet r >n Monday, were withdrawn ;.< -terday morning, the court proceeding OB
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    Penang Lightermen Co On Strike
    116 2 Penang Lightermen Go On Strike Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Tuesday. Paralysing Penang's private trade, coo Muslim i mid other lightermen went on strike yesterday, Joining tlu> 79 Pi-nang Harbour Board men v\ho have bern oil work from July 24. About 100 private tongkangj and lighters m ihe harbour ar,. alT<-cted.
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    Malaya's Political Talks Adjourned
    49 2 T!u Working Committee of ntattoes 0/ Their HighRulers, the VM.N.O. \hi Governmi n which .m its meetings on Any. b has, n rim of the fasting month and the approaching liar i Hay a. adjourned un'U September 6 for the conventend of its Maiay members.
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    $1,000 FINE ON RICE CHARGE
    161 2 A marlm detective on rounds at Norn Boat Quay saw a Chinese carrying four bags from a tongkang and loading them lix a axi -jn the evening of Aug. 14. Going up to Investigate, the detective found that the bags which had been put into
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    Malayan Union's Rice Rations
    170 2 The new rice ration In the Malayan Union is now on nn average of kati per head per week. The extra ration at present piveil to heavy ]jil>our will be reduced hem 2 kattiei to IH kattiei per head per ireek. Up t the present, the
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    Trade Unions In Estates
    97 2 In r.n editorial entitled "Estate Workers' Union", the current number cf the "Ameasan" (Organ of the All-Malayan Kstate Asiatic Staffs AsMK-iationl stresses the duty ot estate managers m assisting labourers m their employ to form vrade unions. "Unless they festate managers) unreservedly encourage their staffs to
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    They Were Married Twice
    118 2 LONDON. Aug. 19— Two bridal couples who went throuph the wedding ceremony at an Kssex church last Saturday, did it again at the same church yesterday. Everyone turned up at the Silver End Conjrregaticnnl Church on Saturday except the Registrar. More than 100 puests were present,
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    Inspector Slept In The Car
    196 2 The to n ir of the doubt was to a Malay, Maulany b. Birat, n the Second Court relay wh^n hr> was alkg'd la n v iv. r from a police Inspecor'g i Maulany. *h^ rked that there [i pr ecutlon, Paya Lbar was on
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    Penang Now Has A People's Restaurant
    72 2 Penang Now Has A People's Restaurant (Our Own Reporter) Penan*,'. Tuesday. I The first Government sponsor^ peoples restaurant \v;is officially clared open by Mr. S. N. King Resident Commissioner, at the old F.? nonpr Ground, foplaiMe, today. "This is an attempt on the p« of the Government to inercaM th
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    PENANG DRIVE FOR WELFARE FUND
    91 2 O(Our Own Reporter) PENANG, A«ff. 21.— The UM Welfare Fund Committee is am ing a drive for donations and J scriptions to swell Penam/s contf bution to this worthy cause. all-Malayan premiere of the Br-tei-hnicolour film Breed" will be given I QJ cinema on September
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    Echo Of Penang Boating Tragedy
    57 2 four Own BrP° rt J PENANG. Tuoday.-A t pcdition last April by f.^ j girls and two youths wW I I tmedy recalled at inquiry when Mr. W. turru-d a verdict of venture. I Th capsizing ot the I Ihc presumed death I Beans, one
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    Textile exporters had no Permits: heavy fines
    190 2 R venue officers on patrol m Singapore wat* arrested thfe people m boats which were about i sail away with thousands of dollars worth of textile Nasir, (60), Malay who was found mi po lestion of shirtinp and dyed cambric rained at *7,000.
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    PULAU MINYAK RAID ECHO
    133 2 A Ttoehew. Urn Sen* YonB J of the men arr,,t,d dun*.' police raid on Pulau MinvakonJ morning of July 4. wa. commit! stand his trial at the A^,^ oharjje of carrying arms, at the c*| elutfOll of a preliminary inquiry J fora Magistrate K. M. Byrne^Z
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    Services' Return Of Civilian Furniture: Target Date Oct. 31.
    298 3 The last day of Octob s the Services' targ date for returning all requisitioned civilian furniur In Singapore. To achieve this great strides have been made by •.he Services m obtaining alternative furniture, much of which has been imported from India,
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    Taxi Thief Gaoled
    148 3 Taxi Thief Gaoled Ir.i. was Kirn Seng M victed m the g te«Uy on ;-5 i I** brlonginu In( 6 nkaran. ling m the tax, W „:;,a,)( r, on J vvaS byl i' Aduran m tn< E the owner. the two Chinese driven to Singam. the accused, Low. X stop,5
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    Alleged Shooting Of Constable
    48 3 lulaj Ahmai b. Jadi, was orr rimandcd after two explained to him m i Ptertl P< Court yesterday. d murnr-r and armed rob--th another person. to have shot at r i s and wounded ttl 16 m.s. Jurong Bunday nU -v. ntioned again V.
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    Cooked Food Prices Up
    41 3 Shops sellinB cook_d iood have mmm ased prices by ten certs a bowl. •In the past few days, the value -i the Pyk(.- award has been more, than wiped out," on c subordinate Government told the Tribune
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    Appeal Dismissed
    52 3 Dt-clartng that he saw no reason to Interfere with th c sentence imposed by the Magistrate, Mr. Justice W. J. Thorogood dis-misseu an appeal by Visvallnfam yesterday m the High Court. Visvalingam was appealing against a fine of $1,500 m default 12 months' rigorous imprisonment for possession of
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    A Siamese Giant
    53 3 tOur Own Reporter) PENANO, Tuesday A biameso giant of 7 ft. 6 m., is to come from Kedah and tour Malay a on exhibition. The 28-year-old Riant, Neh, second son of a fanner m Biam, has six brothers who, however, are of normal size. Neh's slims measures
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    Borrowed For Funeral Expenses
    142 3 cOu r Ow n Reporters PENANO. Tucsci.r Let Kirn Chooo. a clerk employed at the Weighty ;ind Measures Department. Police Headquarters* was sentenced to six months' r.i. and fined $1,000 W in default a further six months' r.i.. at the District Court yesterday. Accused was said
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    Armed Robbers Get 'Cat' & 7 Years' Rigorous
    105 3 Armed Robbers Get 'Cat' 7 Years' Rigorous Five young Chinese, their ages ranging from 19 to 25, were sentenced to seven years* rigorous imprisonment and six strokes of the cat-o-nine tails each when the common jury at the Assizes unanimously convicted them of armed gang robbery yesterday. Mr. M. ButtruSe.
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    Payments To Passive Defence Services
    210 3 bun asked m iy m th P payment nbers of tne Services. E 01 Ku^laLumB d lays are Instances E ns and nth* r X r spondence have roperly. Oft X.L R« cord 1 11 $6 100 u> B I .v Defence I us payB
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    DARING HOLD-UP IN HAVELOCK RD.
    113 3 1 rwrJ Clang strikes agaw Atom d robbers successfully gut away with over $6,000 which they took from wo houses, one m Havelock Road and the other m Cbangj Road last night. At HaVelock Ruad. four armed Dnd musk' ci Chinese entered i hou&e at
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    The Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1946. Henry Pu-Yi
    351 4 The Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1946. Henry Pu-Yi What i■■ >rd m U rot 8 tuu 'I ung, Km ia If^nry I'u-Vil llrnry, still In hi h.id an h m b] ro ro< I ■rhe )i r -r Ibe i i hftr.r>,!y iri h Mm m hauling him on
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    AUSTRALIA AND MALAYA
    871 4 AUSTRALIA AND MA LAYA Alt' i oia t by her ComDI, i dly mount ndiy curiosity abou Malaya If. Both countrlcj arc ex- ,t mtr swak\r. Australia I I( d b y a iiar Press dit Articles Oi Malaya.. strui v( ry- M ipore'a i n atmospli r.. and reality
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    To Discredit "Amgot"
    313 4 (By Router's Diplomatic Correspondt) LONDON, Aug. 19 BrtttH tonight published th<> tea of two notes d' 1-vered to Yugosl ivi a On v Aug. 16 and May 20 both of which reject m th c strong^ terms Yugoslav offic ai accounts f friction between the Allied Military
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    PEACETIME RAF IS COSTING £1,300.000 A DAY
    250 4 LONDON (By Air Mail).— The R.A.F. for the financial year ending March 31, 1947 will cost the taxpayer 1, 450,000. This works out at about £1,300,000 a day, 25 an hour 1900 a minute, £15 a second, or an anI contribution of over
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    Why Grow Old?
    394 6  -  Josephine Lowman By Reducing Diet U'oni-u n sabotage 'heir reducing effor i by misconception For jr.- ance, they are told they can have plenty of lean meal or fish or fowl. They fail to realise thai hii means meal without f. mi a! or gravy and chick*
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    U.S. Has Plenty Of Oil
    145 6 U.S. Has Plenty Of Oil WASHINGTON, AUg. l» i). mot rat of Wyom- today that the United no .such shortage or oil to came it to become embroiled an any controversy fnvolviim the Toiem sources m the Near and Middk East". O'Ma homey, a member of the SptCial Senate Petroleum
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    47 6 IPoh -Testifying to the success of tb« campaign by the authorities to tamp out illiteracy among Chinese hildren, the rnrolment figures foi nese schools m Perak for the third term show an increase of over 2.000. There ar«- IM2 hineie children enrolled m 214 Chinese schools Perak
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    Chaos In China Greatly Threatens UNRRA Effort
    489 6 WASHINGTON, Aug. 19:— The very existence* the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin stration's greal humanitarian effort to lessen the suf ferings m China is being threatened by the mounti political and economic chaos m that Country, Wri^ Morris J. Harris Associated Press
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    Moscow Displays Jet Planes
    118 6 Moscow Displays Jet Planes MOSCOW. Aug. 18:— New Soviet aircraft including jet and rocket prc pelted types were demonstrated m public for the first lime lodayFed Air Force day— before a M crowd including Generalissimo toM and other political and military; leaders One of the rocket propelled plane! cerronctrated had
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      131 6 I 0~ 0' 0 .0 ll_o I^o* SPII 0~ l J~~ l_^~' i_»~' i_^~' i_^i »^i-i i_o~~ i^o~t,_o~i _0~ _0- t JM~\ |^~I OTI 0- _o~\ i_o m^^ fc '^^**-rf^**V^**^ r I'^^1 V IJ*L \ll\US EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE toinance Ri-ars Its Snow-Whitf H,>ad I IVLl VL
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    Cabinet Discussing Palestine Plan Today
    469 7 20:— Britain prepared to tackle the I ONI hirm at cabinet level discussion m which ilestine P{ oD J|!SL, source said the government would I)' 111 m conditions fixed by Zionists as essence, tS^^^** 011 ta the p rojected Arab'wish conference. nited S ates would
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    CONCERTS FOR TAILORS
    69 7 •■DON. Aug. 19—As part of the lit moiv workers for National Union of and Garment Workers has, Philharmonic Orchestra wFbSl' Collet rts ltl Bh0 d concerts, starting m BepUnJ <k N o -spoeclxs will bo n"'irt C ;iri SU liV< 1 Lo d>) n a "d .s,
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    Indian Civil Service
    39 7 India n Civil Service India Of;i ''--ion not Appointment of 'iWdatei to tho Tnfl" fndi.B Por- fndian Police Plan announc';l 'n. tho ann V'*ew of the I eliatiffei m -'ont unceraditiona of scrk«i under the been notifi d A.P.
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    Trail Of Stolen Coupons
    151 7 GATKSHEAD, Auk. 10.— Pursued through a maze of Gateshead-on-Tyne streets and marking their progress with a liberal trail of stolen oupon hooks early m the morning. Gray saw two men carrying parcels. As he went to question them one them pulled out an automatic pistol and
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    CALCUTTA DISORDERS SUBSIDE
    237 7 CALCUTTA DISORDERS SUBSIDE CALCUTTA, Aug. 19:— The Bengal Government spokesman stated this afternoon that the disturbances were definitely under control m north Calcutta. Efforts for the disposal of dead bodies lying m streets following the clashes here were outlined today by the spokesman who appealed to the public to assist
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    Nationalist Threat To Red Strongholds
    423 7 PEIPING, Aug. 20:— 1 he Communists charged today the Government was prcpaicu to launcii large .scale attacks on three Communist strongholds m retaliation for the imminen. loss of Tatung. They said such action would result m all-out civil war. Th c threatened cities named were
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    Millions Taking To New Foods
    129 7 Millions Taking To New Foods New York. Aug. 19. Millions of India's people today are being taught to eat foods they have never eaten before, because otherwise they might starve to death with food m their hands. Death came to thousands m the 1943 famine m B:ngal while actually food
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      284 7 TrY ThiS AMERICAN Answer To Yesterday, Puzzle CROSSWORD fffliifpiPl r'L.p^. 12 Buffers 22 Bucket 31 Intolerant fcJ^pSifrl P^cf v| lUC!> 14 Musical not, 23 Vends perso,, 1^ £EW^F O^T^l 15 -Prom (LJ 25 Bodies of 33 -Hesitate AA A P.L^llg QN I I J^O\S ACROSS i7_«Old waU-r 36— Discouraged METEMMIffigJCioBfL"
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    Sharp British Note To Yugoslavia: Full Text
    1339 8 I ONDON Ail*. 19:— AKritish note to Yugoslavia on the subject of incidents m the area of ITrslna <m JuJv 12 which the British representative In BHprade has been instructed to present, protests m the strongest terras against the hostile attitude of Yugoslav
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    US. Plane Fired On, Missing
    163 8 US. Plane Fired On, Missing ri itasst-nyfr p'cnf on c« ordinary flight Jrom Virnna to la r t c, Ullv. u>as tonigh* *otiu fe#*n overdue affer urmdinv an S O 5. :^ai ft uxr.s b^««? tw f 'V tmeer bttMeft a*t -uirrraf> (jun U WQA o/H- irjJ?; announced at United
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    Chinese Naval Lieutenant Weds In London
    129 8 Chinese Naval Lieutenant Weds In London I/DNDON Am 18 Ew»t i V.<-t Mta| l t Chimse wfld.iiP :j full ritual of the (>rn n» a;ijx »Vi rJnd J/ Dfhftl refctauram. <,■ -."■> thfj Miss Chanjf, M,u..I Of h»-r lath' mi. rtod Lit tIHMM Vu inf-bhu of ih< Ohiam N> prrfurmrd
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    PARIS DELEGATES DIVIDED ON FINNISH DRAFT TREATY
    448 8 PAlilS, Aug. 19: -A new cleavage between and Western European nations developed i> Peace Conference today when 11 countries met mi n tnittee to discuss the Finnish draft peace treaty By kik vote* to four I n tfcc British Don, 8 4111 voting
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    Veteran P. And O. Skipper Promoted
    125 8 SOUTHAMPTON, Autt. 18.- When th<- 20.000-ton Umr Strathaird docked htj> today ou *ut IM| v«.yage U a rro>i>Miip ibe «*i flying flgK tiie cmnraocioiv i»i tiu- Peninsula tJW Oriental line. Her master Capnuii D M. Stuart D.ic had been itiformrd Oarinfl tr-' voy H
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    Dutch Woman Breaks Swimming Record
    58 8 THE KAOUE, Amg. Netheriandi woman Van Vlict broke Urn p ';d ros hreaststroke n-conl dvi gala at De Bilt covering tHnce m t-.vo mituOm W.€ The previous MflOtd WM B.S s^c-Hidrf h.'W bf nian A. Kaptl. On\v lv l V*n VJirt citabliKhed a M record
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    James Mason for Hollywood
    111 9 iurri?d G^ss." Masun, who announced on Monday he had signed a "tit ypartnership agreement" with Rose, sa d: "All my American films will b e independent m the sense tha: I inUnd to have complete say m how they are made." The star intends to return
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    London Thinks Jinnah May Change His Mind
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    315 12 Sydney, Au«. 20. -Record* made m Australia of the broadcasts alleged to have been made by a British major from Tokio radio station are to be heard m tin court here which began today the trial of Major C) TTM(Thf^ CousetU on the charge of
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