Morning Tribune, 24 August 1946

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    12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE (New Series) 10 CENTS I *°c TniHDAY, AUGUST 24, 1946.
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    India's "Caretaker" Govt. Resigns
    154 1 India's "Caretaker" Govt. Resigns uA 23.-Members of the Viceroy's l i. Government have resigned, It is 1 rstood nan that an announcement of the new ent for India may be expected at any 1 i distribution of portbly be set-o-day be- j Viceroy, and idit'Nehru, the Congress i p nt.
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    Will Marry Girl Who Saved Him
    80 1 LONDON. An 23. A Ne'.vbury uirry a Latvian 1 who saved his life m CrmanV ear. H,- is W. R Conk, a*ed bride-to-be m Boli where she was forced to 60 bou r for thre t years. One Cook wa s on natrnl m
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    Empire Talks
    33 1 Empire Talks A*. 23.-An .nJonnal Empire coun- held by the oat G,or ee Fifth Wteh F o rei«n Mm'- PNDding tofoltoued by nwwuoi d«- Bevit, was ter. n Miii•••nced mteneed i of two
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    TITO CAPITULATES ULTIMATUM
    917 1 TITO CAPITULATES ULTIMATUM BELGRADE. Aug. 23.— Marshal Tito, having complied with the United States ultimatum demanding the release of the American pilots, declared to-day that he had given his air force the "strictest orders" not to shoot at foreign planes again even if they happen to fly over Yugoslavia without
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    Shots Fired at US Army Vehicle
    79 1 Gori'da, I a Aug. 23. Headquarter* of the United State* 881 h Dirison announc icdap thai an American army vehicle has been fired on near Ursina. After fioo shots had piercea 'he windshield, P- F. C. Wad*, Tarnglee. the driver, dismounted and fired four
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    5-Hour S.H.B. Strike: Shooting Sequel
    146 1 (Tribune Saff Reporter) About 4,000 workers at the Singapore Harbour Board stopped work for five hours from 10.30 yesterday morning after a shooting incident at Godown 17. Three Indian labourers were injured ere seriou ly, as the result of the shooting. At !0 n ti.
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    LIKELY CABINET
    71 1 BOMBAY, Aug. 23. —T0-day's Bombay newspapers speculate on the allotment of portfolios m the forthcoming interim government for India and report that Pandit Nehru, Congress president, is certain to assume the charge of Foreign Affairs; Vallabhai Patel, Home Affairs; C. Rajagopalachari (former premier of Madras JFinance; Rajendra Prasad,
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    5,000 Tons Rice For Malaya
    167 1 5,000 Tons Rice For Malaya Tho effice of the Special Com- I mlsfiloner announces tha r thanks to a prompt response by the French authorities m indo- Ch'na to proposals made by I Lori Killearn, 5.000 tons of rripr p have bpen secured for immedlat? shipment to Malaya. Of these,
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    More Dutch troops for Java
    118 1 AMSTERDAM, Aug. 23 Another lull division of Dufcc n troops is embarking for the Dutch East Indies shortly. Yesterday, Prince Bernlinrd m- j I spected the lj»t Division of the I i Dutch Army, which will e mbark m September and October. A. Sourabaya message
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    Yugoslavia Accuses U.S., Appeals To UNO
    429 1 Yugoslavia Accuses U.S., Appeals To UNO Latest LONDON, Aug. 28. Yugoslavia today rejected Ihe United States ultimatum <n the forcing flown of foreign planet aivt announced that she would herself appeal t»o the United HattoM Kgainat th« .-•lleped retention I>y the United Statei "f YurosUiv shipf. Tho-f two mOWI added
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    Violence Threats Keeping Rubber Strikers Away
    428 2 (Tribune Stall Reporter) Threat:, of violence are preventing nearly r,OOO rubber packers who went on strike two weeks a^o from returning to work. Despite official action and protection offered the workers by the Police, ihej failed to return to .work yesterday. Nearly 20 leading
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    The Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Company, Limited.
    233 2 The Perak River HydroElectric Power Company, Limited. SITUATIONS VACANT. Application^ art- invited for the lollowinK posts: bHIFT ENGINLLR GKADE 11. Applicants must have had previous Upeflencc m Power Stations (HU'-.nn or Hydro; aud should be 111 ifrlSfMlQl ol Oovcriimeiit 3rd Grad»Bee trie g| Engineer's Certificates. fcalaiy $JuU/$l5/$240 per month Wttit
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    HAD 2,484 HNS OF MILK, 6 WEEKS' R.I.
    236 2 i Found m possession of f»8 sack.<, containing 2.481 tins of condensed, milk for which no satisfactory explanation could be jnven. a Chinese Ang Chee Chew, m the Fourth Polic*-; Court pesterday was sentenced to weeks 1 rigoroui imprisonment for wrongful possession.
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    Court Martial: Added Precautions At Kluang
    355 2 Kluang, Friday. Several measures are feeing taken to preclude the probability of further breakout incidents at the Paratroopers' detention camp here. On the orders of General Arkwright, acting G.O.C. In Chief, Malaya Command a thousand spools of barb- d wire have been sent for
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    Stones, Bottles Thrown At Police
    163 2 A warrant was issued by Firsl District Judge Paul Storr, es erday for the arreal of Tan Keng Jin (86) who was charged last month together with six 4 }i"i-< ni' h rioting at Cross Street The prosecuting officer, m making the application for the
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    Po Wcrawled to & From Work
    323 2 Po W crawled to From Work For ill-treating a sick British Pow, who haul J crawl to his working place, and for similar other 1 cities, 24-year old Korean guard, Fumimoto Tetsui was condemned to death by hanging m the Six v h il WH Crimes Court yesterday. I I-,
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    VISITOR WAS SECRET SOCIETY MAN
    333 2 VISITOR WAS SECRET SOCIETY MAN Interrupted while att^. I patient. Wh y Chon P o unc. a *ent into an adjoining room 'to s^^Bh a young Chinese w h o s aid h I ed to speak to him. Fou ne told his visitor h e wa< v M K.
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    Mr. Chettur Goes Up-Country
    90 2 Mr. S. K. Chettur. ReF« aentative of the Government Hi India m Malaya, left for Lumpur by train last niftf' 10-day tour of uptountry ar -r«LI Mr. Chettur will *y° ,M Ipoh. Penan*, Alor Star Taipinj? to examine BF work done by the we! tart W
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    31 2 HAMBURG. Aug. F* Chinese resident! of the Brli m Germany have arrived I sit camp m Hamburc I st?£e of their repatriation They are being looked a-' I T JURRA. f
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    Seven Civilians Killed In Ammo Explosion
    216 3 Seven Civilians Killed In Ammo Explosion An accident recently occurred m which seven j civilians were killed as a result of tampering with ammunition m a former Japanese gun site which j had not been reported to the military authorities. The following is a listof all the sites known to
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    Gaol & Fine On Rice Charge
    123 3 Gaol Fine On Rice Charge y uu (36) of Penggarang;, hore, was sentenced to tbr month, j L m imprisonment. T v,ho was al-o convicted on h charge of transporting the without a permit, wai K"? d ion\ m default an additional six n ths* h r'nt- t he i••
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    U.K.-N.Z. Record Flight
    42 3 U.K.-N.Z. Record Flight COLOMBO, Aug. 22.— Royal Air Vce Lancaster, Aries, landed here t 4.02 p.m. GMT. and took off two ours latt-r fur Port Darwin, Austrai.i, on the next stage of the attempt i the Britain to New Zealand reord -Reuter.
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    Armed Robber Gets 12 Strokes Of "Cat" & 14 Years' Rigorous
    246 3 Armed Robber Gets 12 Strokes Of "Cat" 14 Years' Rigorous second case, I am also sentencing you o seven years' and six strokes of the cat-o'-nine the second sentence will follow the previous i n "jaking a total of 14 years' and 12 strokes ,h Q l l u Mr
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    Cambodia King's Protest To French
    46 3 23..-H.M. Norodo-n Cambodia, proAdmiral Thi,rr.v High Commis•totast 'imionatSkm lotth, -acrea tho Indo-Chln- I oSiCe anto an attack Lie Fr cn eh Army Reap, noar the °n Au?. 7. D ispat assiiI tne 'Tr^ ut.opary movement Biam rrr r d yhry main-
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    Armed Gang Rob Goldsmith
    125 3 Armed robbers wno cleaned out a goldsmith's shop m Jalan Besar gav e the owner $30, three bangles and a ring, which they had brought with them, and took away $1,500 m cash and jewellery worth $4,000, yesterday. It appears that the robbery took place at
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    219,000 Refugees In Java Given Refuge
    520 3 Up to the beginning of this month about 219,000 people had been evacuated from the Dutch East Indies or granted refuge there. Of this total, 86,000 have been evacuated overseas and 138,000 are refugees within the Allied perimeters m Java and Sumatra. The RAPWI
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    What Does The Pyke Committee think now?
    65 3 Prices, particularly of cereal foodstuffs have risen considerably since the news of the drastic cut m rice rations. Present Some Weeks ago. meehoon $1.90 per katty 80 cts mcc 70 25 cts puayteo 80 25 cts rice $3.20 (black markei) $1.20 tapioca 20
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    Malayan Rolling Stock Handled To Siamese Railways
    100 3 The first MacAr hur Locomotive to be made ava lable from Ma.aya for the rehabilitation of the Siam Railways was formally handed over to ihe Siamese on Aug. 20. This is on c of the 20 unassembled locomo ives which have been declared
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    Singapore RAF Scientists Talk To England Every Night
    339 3 Each night, m Swapore. a small group of scientists are able to hold a consultation wi h their colleagues m England and exchange informal on vital to their research work. This has been made possible by scien'ist Mr. G. S. Ga~fi't who
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    The Morning Tribune SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 1946. Rubber Muddle
    489 4 The Morning Tribune SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 1946. Rubber Muddle ture of the robber plantation industry Malaya line li obscured by considerations, but little the pi< ire i-* emerging and i ;-ii faij to i justification del fttism based on the po- i ie produc* m. i \> to p there
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    Pan Americanism Goes International
    1053 4 Th" Inter-American Bysem, or Pan Americanism, which has -v»-ci for mop than half a century ai the political, economic and clal co-ordinating force (>i tn 21 American republics of th- Western Hemisphefl ls now b- ing groomed o Bt its I motions Into the world organisation
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    21 Republics are shaping themselves to serve UNO
    530 4 the exigencies of World War D I and 20 of the American repub- W m lies had held to their alleging I through declarations of war I through furnishing strafe I materials and supplies tor the ft-B-United States and its AlUea, an
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    Why Grow Old?
    386 6  -  Josephine Lowman By Don't Forget The Doctor Q. "J < njoy your column and h y« v would answer this question m the question box. Thii is my problem. My hips •»id waist arc too large and my inns and legs are too small. What would you
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    SUM'S LIKELY PREMIER IS "HOME-BRED"
    221 6 BANGKOK. Aug. 22 -Siam'v LWO w political puines today agreed J n Dhamrong Navasuwat as suc.,t to Pridi Panomyong M *ne Selection by the Co-operative and UciMtituttowU Front Parties virtulassun* appfntment. writes AUxanc; vlacDonald. Associatc-d I -Jorrespondent. [He namf-s goes to tlw National Parliament special
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    Belgrade Radio Ignored The American Note
    158 6 Belgrade Radio Ignored The American Note London. Aug. 22.— The Soviet controlled Leipzig radio m Germany today broadcast tho main points of the American note to Marshal Tito's government on the shooting down of United States planet over Yugoslavia Tin- radio gave prominence to the fact that the Unit.-d Statei
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    Indian Independence Faces Crucial Stage
    495 6 LONDON, Aii£. 22.— Some of the difficulties th I await Pandit Nehru when his government is formal can he measured by the riots that turned Calcutta ill to a battlefield for three days, says the current issiiJ of the weekly socialist periodical, New Statesman r
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      127 6 j U*L i\Ki\l^lt EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE h n- a H po, a Hope!!! By 41 <"app Tfp.'cAv u/^'-Sorr .a 45^ p C>AY-ON RADIO ROW AH GOTTA GiT TmIS 1 THERE ARE I I HOPE. THAT Li'L. 1 r <\*9 \Vt *\X MESSAGE SUNG 1 HiGHTV FEW
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    THESE STARS DON'T SPEAK
    678 7  -  Henry Gris Bv-yr.uW Gossip qßv®-- They re Dubbed There is picture lent saw the other °Tt was called "Countess In rred In f rid Bergin English. i lfi not a ne* Hiss Bergman had made without the worlds Ibound" all right, bed m Spanish for m
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    INDIA PLEADS FOR PERSIA & EGYPT
    283 7 INDIA PLEADS FOR PERSIA EGYPT Paris Aug 22.— Sir Samuel Runganadhan speaking on behalf of India at the Paris Conference today asked that delegates give close attention to .the views of Persia and Egypt m whom India %vas closely interested. He was one of the four delegates who spoke m
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    Greek Forces To Stay Within Barracks!
    60 7 Greek Forces To Stay Within Barracks! Athens, Aujr- 22.— A1l Greek fortes will be confined to barracks from today until Sept. 9 m connection with the plebescite on Sept. 1 on the return of Kiiitf George. Military representatives who were to have been responsible for the maintenance of order during
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    Gangsterism Can't Decide Future—Nehru
    169 7 Gangsterism Can't Decide Future—Nehru NEW DELHI. Aug. 22.— Muslim and Hindu leaders condemned thy bloodiest outbreak of riotum m modem Calcutta history, as troops and volunteers removed the last of the bodies of 3 000 estimated to be killed m the bitted clashes, and the authorities SOttfht to increase the
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    ENSA Close Down
    212 7 ENSA Close Down LONDON. Aog 2f.— ENBA t\omt down at the end o f thi- :rv,nth af- having ent*T f ;i •"d over r,<;n 000,000 p»-r odi if rui a-half million performance- Those fivures w. Tf given by Brrsil Dean, itl Director-General, at a press conference on Thursday Mr. D?an
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    INDO-CHINASIAM DISPUTE
    162 7 INDO-CHINA-SIAM DISPUTE WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.— A final effort Is being made m Washington io solve the Siam-ese-French dispute over the Indo-China border on a bilateral basis before Slam turns the problem over to the United Nations, the Siamese Legation disclosed. Cnarge d'Affairs Huang Ditsakar Bhakdi said his country s 12-man
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    Artillery Active In Luzon Fighting
    46 7 MANILA. Aug 22— Fighting between pea Mint and ihe PhW| \rmy nulitarv police was < ravins m throe Cen••l I rovinr-t -'liars t time. The c themsehroa said they had brought up 75's and opened ftre (ii Hukbahihaps entrenched m a vil-
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    23 7 SHANGHAI, Aur,' 22:— A Rrt from Ntoklng thli tnornim thftl Ch na will bftft bump*!t hi o 8 rior, th 'f fdds. Reuter
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    Guerillas Strike Again In Saigon
    223 8 (By Vital Saulnirr. AP. Correspond™ t) BAIOON, Aim 23 -A n<w waw of Annafl^te^ guerilla opposition to the Fr.-nch has swr-pt the oaigon area m tto preceding and following Aug. »«m first anniv vof (he Viet Nam ""Wp^JjJS controls northern Indochina but not this southern
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    Russia' Liquidates' "Leningrad" Magazine
    83 8 Russia Liquidates' "Leningrad" Magazine OW, AOf. 22— A half r Prrivdn. Commanl t Tarty I ial of th«* *"«-ntrnl CommlttM of Party I q ii< ttiaf d < f F lit*- I Q th«- ■t\ ;r" Th< red tl t4 the Union ol r-u'arly '"hai r man Ni" kolai TiklM
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    MUFTI TO HEAD DELEGATION
    78 8 ALEXANDRIA, Aw. 21. Th, l<.r--m r Grand Mufti Oi Jnusalem emerged m the k«-> figure m the t>-j. wi-^li D6fott*Uoftfl vvith an Arab uaimijtum that h t; should be a.iowcd t'. beM the dcl«f«tWi« to the conferenc< m ix>i]d( M1 on the- Pakstirif. situation. The Pfcles
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    58 8 KARACHI. Alls 22.— The Royal Air Force Lancaster Aries on the Ktord airport flight from Britain to Australia and New Zealand landed ;if Mauripur airport, near here, at 8.01 am GMT. today— l 9 hours 26 minutes after leaving its base at n'ackbush, Surrey, England The I pan* took off
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    ROCKET AIR MAIL SOON
    223 8 BEDFORD, Aug. 22.— The first steps have ban taken towards a rocket air mail service between Bri- tmn and America and the launching site m England has betn surveyed and bought by the Air Minis- S Lr V' S In another part of Bri- tain experiments
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    Next Moves Awaited In Latest Crises
    522 8 LONDON, Auff. 22.— The world toniftht awai^rJ with some apprehension the next moves m the biggJl* I potential diplomatic struggle of the post-war peryKSl following the delivery of the United States warnin?r^ r to Yugoslavia and the Turkish jreply to Soviet R Us .|r*»
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    Tug-of-war For Siamese Premiership
    124 8 Tug-of-war For Siamese Premiership (By Alexander W. Ma ('Donald, B| A. P. Correspondent). Bi BANGKOK, Aup. 23— The Siaa-H ese Parliament meets today to chooxß a new Prime Minister from betwew^H Khuanp Aphaiwonp, two time pre-H mitt who presently heads thtl Siamese UNO delegation, and Dhara-B vouv: Navasuwat Khuansr. lonp-time
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    Campaign Against "Ghetto" Act
    152 8 Campaign Against "Ghetto Act WASHINGTON, Aug. 21-— AsW| Choudree, Soutn African Pa»ivc Resistance Council delegate to J« United States who is touring principal American city's to campaign against the South African I •'Ghetto Act," told Router satisfied more than ever now tt» my community has a clear aud liable case
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    39 8 SHANGHAI. AUf 22.-: day slapped an order on B motor**! that left them ineer*' automobiles were to be painted chocolate O Dl I cars green and ami' Then ll nothing nHJ* could do about it but com] the law.
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    Severe Storm Hits Singapore
    196 10 K/o^fe Watchman s Miraculous Escape (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore Friday. Binnpore'l streets were littered with tree branch,s and dSSed B««len fences brought down by thb mornin fi jate which starl.-d around 4 a.m. Ts; twararfi g rtke rubb: b dumps itrewn ktois uprootedtre. I v hut,
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    Indian Food Mission In Argentina
    115 10 Indian Food Mission In Argentina iiUENOS AIRES, Auk. 21.— The Indian food mission here, which is led by L)jvn;ui Chuma n Lai, today established the ln-st contact with argentine officials when they called «,ii Foreign Minister Dr. Juan Atilio lir.iinuuli.i, who introduced them to Miguel Miranda, head of the Central
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    Brazilian Rubber
    97 10 RIO DE JANEIRO, Aui,'. 21.— Th" Bi Etlian *v •<-. ifinl ter oon*ened Inn ol Brazilian rubber in t*-r--1 rk v> thr general ommodii it is oiiu kill- tin wild rubber products :> m B ;*/.il iCh 32 000 tons l-i 194 C 'i f 'i onsumption ibout
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    Dutch launch new clean-up drive
    152 10 Dutch launch new clean-up drive BATAVIA August 82.— Dutch trocps took 700 Indone ian prisoners today when they made an unexpected sweep m the western outskirts of SourabayaUnconfirmed reports slate that m addition some hundreds were killed. Th»* Dutch news agency mes- sage gives no details of Indo- neslan casualties
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    BUSY NIGHT for FIRE BRIGADE
    168 10 Singapore, Friday. The Municipal Fire Brigade had a very busy night) keeping them continuously engaged from midnight to the early hours of this morning m addition to coping with two other calif yesterday afternoon and one •it r> a. n. At midnifrht engines were rushed
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    16 10 LONDON, Aui?. 22.—C0l Sir Thorra.^ Andrew Poison, British industrialist, died at the age of 81 today
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    To-Day's Cricket
    53 10 Tli,, fnllouius will play cricket for thr s.c.c. against Headqpurters Singapore District on the padimg today at 2.15 p.m.: W. K. Jaucer. J. LufT. O. K. Stein J. c. Reeves. Capt. H. J. c. Tinker D. Firkins. E. Bishop. K. J. Helly. L. R. Poole, D. Reeft, and
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    Greek Policy Endangers Pead Says Manuilsk
    229 10 Greek Policy Endangers Pead Says Manuilsk PARIS, Aug. 22 I \l .sky, Ukrainian d Ljßr^ speech to this morning's p;?HB" w^ session ol the Paris CVr.v^^Hf° r was translated thi s a: I I bitterly attacked Gr c r Constantin Tsaldaris io r :i gestions that Albania ml If beaer
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    Britain Fourth In Hammer-Throwing
    77 10 H OSLO, Aug. 23;— The H are the results of the I ft m hammer-throwing In I pt-an track and field contest K& (1) Erickson 'Sweden) 53.60 -^ft tres; HB 2 Johansson (Sweden) •-V <_ metres X (3) Houtzager (Hollanc metres; tf (4) Clarke ('Britain, 50?
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    Hotels Ransacked French Riots
    62 10 PARIS. Aug. 22:— T.ii W Ttrc injured and luxury X hotels ransacked m 't f developed out of a w station against high I W m Nantes. Brittany, to: After marching to thi I to hand m a protest the S raided hotels which the] I
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    Rapid Recovery In British Exports
    230 11 \,,c n— H was officially announced on fcONDON, s exports ha ve reached a new Ir day thai d. Nt above thft monthly aver l^rf.tol the nation steadily closer to the ■fur 1938 m )re g(>ods can be allocated to the domes- Mr. John Belcher,
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    Voman Gaoled & Fined On Opium charge
    179 11 Voman Gaoled Fined On Opium charge Lvi '37. a Chinese wowho claimed that her husbaud unemployed and who admitted m possession w ndu and with Pt-r--,thers to consume chandu Trcngganu Street .re provided, was Lced to one month's Unprison- m addition, lined $500 m three months' further taint, by First
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    C.S.A. Soccer Team
    55 11 I will represent the) frienuly frame ol i.w.. Oner.itinß Kdilnng Aii (SaturUa Hemtoff, G. V R. Sab.path y L: 'i Swang, E. f s Oretgr*. M. L. p Hendriclw, V P ted to be at the Q bj 1.5Q P m to Pojt which will be: -W.t.
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    ROBBER, & HURT ALLEGED
    28 11 ROBBER, HURT ALLEGED I 'barb. Moha-' ;l-k before M. Byrne yester- «>. of robbing a «00and volunhia victim *«»e junction of lining Rise accused was custody and mentioned on.
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    Russia Making Arms In Germany
    274 11 London, Aug. 22. Some action may be taken following the DPrsMem reports that Soviet autho- rities are permitting armaments production m the Soviet /one ox Qeiuiany, the British Foreign Office spokesman stated m London today. He refused to speculate on the form which the action
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    Lightermen Disregard Agreement
    74 11 (Our Own Reporter) Penang, Friday. Striking lightermen went back on their work today when they refused jto discharge cargoes lying m ten private lighters after their representatives had agreed to unlaod the cargoea yesterday following a meeting at the labour office. Every effort is being made to
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    NEED FOR INTER-CHURCH CO-OPERATION
    148 11 I At Thm>day's session of the Metho- M Malaya Annual Conference, Padre nhristlan l.roueht message of meting from the M-thodist Engi:^h churches, and Rev. A. B Jfoore and Rev. Yap Thons Dhy e biwiht the greetings oi the Presbyterian Mission. **ile Colonel Waimvrirht conreyed the greetings
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    IPOH RACE SCRATCHES
    111 11 IPOH, Saturday— Following are the scratch ings and order df runnings for tomorrow's races: RACE l: Horses Class 4, 6 furlongs: Nightshade, Pymble. RACE 2: Horses Cla*s 3. Div. 2, hi furs.: Never Mind. "RACE 3: Horses Class 2. Div. 2. 6 furs.: Wynmalcn. Dvk c CarrinKton.
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    Municipal, Govt. Labourers To Go On 'Token Strike'
    66 11 (Our Own Reporter) Penang, Friday. Dissatisfied at the delay m replying to their demands, 4,000 Municipal and Government labourers decided at a meeting today to hold a one-day "token strike" next week. The labourers are asking for two gantangs of extra rice
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    Hospital Suicide
    106 11 I A verdict cf suicide whilst or unsound mind was returned by the Coroner a L the conclusion ot an inquiry m o the death of a 37-year-old Chinese. The man was admitted to ffte General Hospital on June 20, i for mental observation, and on June 29
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    Airman's Suicide
    71 11 A finding of suicide was returned by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the conclusion of an inquiry into the death of 'LAC Edmund Norman Johns (25) of 77th. Stagffing Post, R.A.F., Changi, yesterday. Johns was found lying on the footpath leading to the airmen's billets
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    47 11 Sentence of one month's rigorous imprisonment was passed on Woo Poo (45), a pork seller, who pleaded guilty before? Second District Judge T. T. Russell, yesterday, to a charge of selling a katty of pork for $2.60. which was 60 cents m excess of the controlled price.
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    Blueprint For Malayan Education
    579 12  -  Mr. Cheeseman CHANGE of OUTLOOK NEEDED, Says (Tribune S air Rep Hrter) Mr. H. 1 Director of Education, Union d audience al the i night, including H.E. the c, i Sir Franklin Gimson, a bluepi i for Malayan education. ii urged i* compl chani k, and
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    33 12 HiitfhdiuJ. Aug. 23. An earth- quake one "J leriei occurring i her.' wi'.h inert aslng intensity during he past I-w dayi levelld Iraq Have ol P ?»win Iran m bord< r killing injuring
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    Deportee Ship On 4-Day Cruise
    106 12 j Aug. 23. The Er'is v tilp Empire Heywocd put to sea today for a shor time v.ii Headquarters had d a "i f phoned warning hat he v-ssri carrying 1.600 immigrants will be blasted ihon v 1 The authorities the vessel will remain m
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    Malayan Judges Fly To "Work"
    107 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Attg. 23.— A s all railway communication between the Malayan U:ion capital and Kota Bahru, capital of Kclantan, was destroyed by the Japanese. Malaya's Supn.mv Court of Appeal Consisting Of Justice Willan. Justice Murray Ayiisley and Justice Prethero c were flown by an
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    Soviet Delegation For India
    55 12 LONDON, Aug 23— India If among the countries to which the nntifftsdst committee of the Soviet Youth is to send a delegation, Mosccw radio reported today. The committee is to celebrate Nov. 10, is the "World Youth Da}" and will sponsor the "World Youth Week" next
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    Australians On Guard
    65 12 TOKIO, Aug. 23— The ceremonial and guard duties of the British Commonwealth occupation force m Tokio, which have oeen undertaken by the fifth Gurkha Rifles of the British Indian Division since July 6, will be taken over by the 65th Australian Battalian on Sept. 1 for a
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    Java Talks On British Warship?
    164 12 Java Talks On British Warship? Batavla, An 1 gested h.T t V b tw( < n the Inci I lican author! i< I the Netherlands I may be resum. a injs m tish warship off dr l Java. asi W The luggeition I m fe por :s from Singai con
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    Indian Trade Envoy In Canada
    113 12 Indian Trade Envoy In Canada PARIS. Aug. 23.- M. R. Rnuj* economic tdvlser to the Indian H legation at the Pea c Comcrem* left Paris today by air for Londoi en route to Canada, where b* resume his duties as India aGt vernnient Trade Commissioner. Mr. Rhuja Is expected to
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    ARMY'S NEW DEAL BEGINS THIS WEEK
    158 12 YORK, Aug. 23.— General Sir Philip Christ General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern command, announced at an Army recruiting meeting m York last night that he was starting week to carry out a policy decided at the recent H sembly of Army chiefs under Field-Marshal VU
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    "France Must Keep Algeria"
    58 12 Pars AUg. 23. Oiraud told the Cowtuj sembly today tfw Fr? •an Mus that c- ri nr *yd: r i ra Is m los Syria s disa b on In Ind' IV n rem r •-i Franca nm I h n Arab rreneli r «rin be
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