Morning Tribune, 18 September 1946

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE r .0 121. (New Series) 10 CENTS V SEPT. 1», 1W*>.
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    284 1 17 five R?ci Army men armed ad led by an official of the Russian author! es raided a United States military t empelhof Aerodrome m Berlin on i was disclosed today by high United oilicers, who stated that "blocdv ;i averted". ldman. m charge of the station. r 1
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    44 1 DOVER. S pt. 17.— Etna Anderson of Denmark gave up her to swim the El Channel todaj three hours af > the water at Caj>«« Gr z Me/ m Franco. She v,.-i n blinded by Bait v/" b result, i( f »'r using prewar goggles.
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    JAPS PUNISHED GEN. PERCIVAL -NO FOOD
    195 1 rOKIO, Sept. 17. WtMii Qen< al Perciv*] (i M o.f>.< i refused a request from Gci Yamashita that he provide Briti h •i eh the Taj fioti to use captured weapons, the T woe Infuriated and locked him m Chan?i Prison cell, <-<nd deprived
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    JEWS SEEKING TO JOIN TALKS ON PALESTNE
    284 1 JEWS SEEKING TO JOIN TALKS ON PALESTNE Lonuon, Sept. 17.- Tiuee leaders or the Executive of the Jewisn Agency, who consulted the chairman, David Ban Gunon In Paiis yesteraay, have receivea authority 10 propose to the British Foreign Minister Mr. Hevin Jewish participation m the Pales line conference when t.iey
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    POLITICAL WRANGLE IN SIND
    200 1 POLITICAL WRANGLE IN SIND CALCUTTA, Sept. 17.-Five ministers of Sind have resinned their office and the Governor has accented the resignation^. The events leadina to the resignation of the Ministers ana the resignation earlier of the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker indicate that Sind is heading towards deadlock. The Muslim
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    Another King Goes Into Exile
    71 1 Sofia, Sept. 17.— Nine-year-old Simon 11, deposed Kiri^ of Bulgaria, left his homeland toda: r. ral i of exile m Egypt. He boarded a train for man hiu Accompanied by the Qu en Mother loc.nna, his 13-year- >1< ilster Princess Mar*e Louise and a small
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    Crashlanding Saved 22 Lives
    48 1 Bweetwater Texas, Bept, 17. A spi ctacular r nd'ng b.\ i lot 1 1 a crlppli d plane w a U nal Airline > wa> credited with saving \h ilve»s ol >2 i discharged sold r i from the Pacifl t. a 3 ratch A.P.
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    LION OF THE ARGONNE' DEAD
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    Higher Allowances: Government Workers Appreciative
    476 2 (Tribune Stall Reporter) Although hey m i unanimous m opinion that the m -n- granted vras i up to expeatation Bingap n it employ In genera] voiced their appre lotion of the government t ire, when Interviewed ye terday for th< Ir comments on the
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    Stabbing At Marine Parade Alleged
    196 2 Stabbing At Ma ri ne Pa rade A lleged Two Chinese, Lav Song Fong (i<j> and Pang Seng <2i> were Jn the dock be i r Mag'strate L C. Goh y s'fTcay. alleged to have voluntarily caused nu;t t a boy narmd Choy Ah Li.'n^ by nuans of a knife.
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    Stewards Deserted Ship
    47 2 T c W.tt-OM, iwo T: pleaded In the 'J "i p lee Court 1■• n i < Of I M MbO v SI ;i]'. fed r «> j .<■ itolei i.< of theli the >'• it t!ia. T< t on u> i' d beei M-fußed H i
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    Malay Woman Gaoled For Soliciting
    106 2 Malay Woman Gaoled For Soliciting Irreeted by the C.I.D. at St. Ardr» i v:s Ror.d on the Bight Of Bep •i, n Malay woman. Jinn»i Untfl Be>bi 'tit- need to three months' s.i. b> Magistrate K. M. Byrne fetterItnmora] purposes." Th detaettre sergeant who arted her, ild tha4 h# )u*d
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    ACQUITTED ON THEFT CHARGE
    250 2 ACQUITTED ON THEFT CHARGE Remarking that there was n 9 d< nee against the accused of intent to commit theft, Magistrate K. M. Byrne jrestery acquitted Yeo Keng Po.i, a motor nr chanc of a charge of aling bicycle from Patawi, a Malay employed m the Muni clpality. A police
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    Gassed In Sewer
    169 2 Gassed In Sewer A s soon as he went down the sewer man-hole, a Chinese workman. Peng Kee, suddenly collapsed. His fellow worker K. T. Ng immediately rushed down to save h s m. but he too met the same fate, his knees went soft and he lost consciousness. Thise
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    Japs Deny Ill-Treatment
    205 2 The Allied prisoners didn't break the gaol rules and were treated leniently," stated W;C Ku'oo Shinkichi, who is on trial along with 43 other Japanese personnel of the Military Section of the Outram Road Gaol, on atrocity charges against Allied prisoner? and civilian residents, m the Third
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    CMO THANK THE ARMY
    132 2 HOSPITAL STRIKJI The Chief Medical m Singapore, wishes to aci9 ledge a deep debt of grati-MI the G.O.C. Singapore im and his officers who nudeiH able army personnel I the hospitals during the <flfl and to the many civilian v^B t ei*s and sea scouts wnn
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    0Stole Cigarettes From Woman
    104 2 A Chinese Kg Ki*< was alleged to have posed tcctive, was sentenced In I ond Police Court yesterday months' r.i. for stealing tt» kotb of cigarettes from I woman, a hawker, at R* on Aug. 25. The term i nv-nce fvom the datf 1 of Sim
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    Served His Brother Term, Gaoled Himself
    296 2 Ong Ah lioni (46), who substitute h place or his younger broti er to serve .en ence m prison, was brcught out on MorJ serving six we:ks of his brother's sentence same day, however, he was sent back to" servo' months' rigorous imprisonment. This
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    Payment To Air Raid Wardens Said "Shabby"
    143 2 (Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. Bitter disappointment over the rates of payments they win ho rf-ooivinuj for their services during the bombing of p*n*nq vre h^f«n pxnressed by air raid |«na m P^nant?. Wardens are to be paid $1.50 a day or a
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    Transfer Of Rs. 5,000 To Army Major's Account Alleged
    541 3 Tra nsfer Of Rs. 5, 000 To A rmy Major's Account Alleged Corruption Charge Against Indian AUffations /hat lie placed to the account of Major F. T. Methe ell. REME, Rs. 50 GO which was paid Info hi* tank at Bombay were marie against a young Indian, V. C. B.
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    Possession Of Bags Of Sugar Alleged
    53 3 Po ssession Of Bags Of Sugar Alleged I Eurasian, i to n and 27 bags of I at $8,074 m a house Sept. 16. ,o be remed trial to i ession of valued at $282 m Read on Sept. polic< Court 5 by Magistrate Ibrahim to b, remanded c custody
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    MEN KILLED BY STRAY BULLET
    260 3 stray bullet fired by armed men m an escape killed an elderly Chinese m his house some dish scene of an attempted armed lerv Ik- Hoe S-jon «64» was i«>und then the police entered |r at Aliwal Street on Jan. 8. He was m I
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    DIAN SHOT EAD WHILE LOOTING
    87 3 was the I turned by the Coroner, t Porter, after an in- into the denth L :t Indian adult M dead with two bdomen, 8 at the I mcd who was mty Duty that half-past I mber of people I their h ad br Area
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    Province Controls Movement Of Oxen
    109 3 <Our Own Reporter^ Pen an g. Mondav. Die movement of all oxen and buffaloes from Province Wellesley to Penang or to any State or Settlement is prohibited for one year except under licence from the Veterinary Officer in Penang states an official notice. The slaughter
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    Arms Charge
    67 3 Twu charges, oni of being possession of a M re?ol?er and a .32 revolver, and the Other of having m their pos. t-ssion five ra 'ot .38 ammunition, and n rounda Of .32 automatic ammunition on Mm night of Sept. 16 were explained to six Chinese by li
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    POLICE WERE RIGHT ON THE TRACK
    179 3 POLICE WERE RIGHT ON THE TRACK SINGAPORE, Tues. A splendid example of public spiritedness and co-operation was displayed this morning when four suspicious looking men were seen by a neighbour to enter a house m Sim* Avenue and close the door behind them. The neighbour communicated loith the police and
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    Judge, Jury Disagree
    162 3 Judge, Jury Disagree Stating that he could not concur with the rtrdict of Urn Jury whfati d found three fnrtiam guilty by a 2 maj<>: ther foi nmit- rv.' Mr. Justice W. J .•o^ood «iay ord« p- i lal if th Be was ptrfeetly certain, sa*d the jiul{;<-, that the
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    MALAY DRIVER CHARGED
    62 3 Ijai bio Basri. a Malay driver, who appeared m the Fifth Po•itte Court yesteiday had a charge of causing death to a Chinese by driving a military truck! m a negligent manner explained to hi.n. The accident was stated to have taken place at 12* m.s. iChoa
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    JOHORE RULER'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
    390 3 (By Our Special Correspondent/ crowd assembled m ihe grounds of the Lsiana Besar, Johore Bahru, curly yesterday morning to watch the arrivul of the im?ny distinguished guests who assembled m the Dewan, adjacent to the Palace, to celebrate the seventy-third birthday of His Highness Sir, Tbrahim,
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1946. Case Of The Sam Trent
    432 4 Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1946. Case Of The Sam Trent Whether responsibility re t pith the V>r it.i:h Ministry of Transport or with the Department Oi the Special Commissioner, Malaya, the fact thai t v.i, ships have been utilised to hriutf to Singapore unwanted cargoes of almost useless coal
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    Bretain Shocked BY Two Air Disasters
    770 4  - Bretain Shocked BY Two Air Disasters H. L. Hopkin OUR LETTER FROM LONDON From FLEET STREET, Sept 5 Britain was shocked to learn of the two crashes, attended by grtYC loss '>{ life, which A r Prane€ suffered on successive dayi. Twenty-one people were killed a.s a re ult Oi
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    Britain- US Race To Get Super-Liners Sailing
    307 4 NEW YORK, Sept. 16:-The US. and Britain are' KtStLSI P h C i l heh i s HP er line rs, America and Queen fade rth Atlantlc Passenger The fact that the British stored 1 lisab< th 1 farnUhiQgi mi n hdIng placet
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    161 4 RANGOON, Bepi I striko wav, br k I Ir torlay with no pro icttlement m the 12-d B. strike. Bp Demanding betfa B~ anccs 1,000 pott, clerks struck work *B yr-cs of the Govcr n r n Rt J|B Press staged litdon Telegraphs are. not a ff j <•.}
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    Burma Governor Holds Political Negotiations
    105 4 Burma Governor Holds Political Negotiations I Rangoon, Sept. 16.— The GwH r of Burma, Sir Hubert X nee, has been holding ;re« ry negotiations daring till jfl *'pw days with prom m cut rr,?:r.bc^H of the Anti-Fascist League B'^ question of the foimat'Ofl of I new broad-based Executive CO3H Mr.
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    68 4 BERLIN, Sept, 16.-Tn I tian Democratic Union repr« tentative. Herr Nitt. M expelled from Mecklonbur? m the Soviet zone for fc:>yh? 4 legedly given inform "t ion com cernir^ election results M burg Radio (British zone^ H reported today. .A The report ndH^d f Soviet Commandan* M disturbed" bpcans^.
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    EX-BOXING CHAMPION OF FRANCE EXECUTED
    44 4 EX-BOXING CHAMPION OF FRANCE EXECUTED Purls. H*Pt Xi f 9 Pnt7 s^d 30. for weight b^xin? r^nir^ 1 f executed by a firing 1 Drtson countrvard a' M rlay for betraying n 1 the Maquis, French r m movement, to the C 1944. Reuter
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    Why Grow Old?
    374 6  -  josephine Lowman By Specialised Reducing wom< n kn< m b< h figure improvement can be bo lilihod bj exercise I feai »v.!jj(j not get their housework done. M I ipp it \i just ftl well they f n't For instance, the Inner side of \\it- u| leg
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    DYNAMITE STICKS UNEARTHED
    44 6 MANILA, Sept. 15.— Wrecking crews levelling a concrete building m the heart of Manila's Shopping district, Uxiay uncovered 14 unexploded demolition charges. Work was halted while Philippines Aimy sappers detused the charges left by the Japanese m the battle (A Manila.
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    U.S. BID FOR GERMAN GOODWILL
    202 6 U.S. BID FOR GERMAN GOODWILL PON S.-.i 16 Mi t:n today the I with J; ippoii kin jc h attempt to j/ain the f th<- German people", ofl et Russia 1 m*; In- i i nan masses" Welle dren thii meaning from Secretary Byrni Stuttgart I Hi tid m talk
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    Australia Wasn 't Interested
    91 6 SYDNEY, Sept. 10. —An Indian business man. Mr. D. P. Gupta, la Australia to buy all h»' can, has succeeded after a four months' lour m Ordering Australian merchandise t only £500,000. He had hoped to place orders for £2.000.000 of Australian tinned fo >d products,
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    No Change In Sterling —Dollar Rate
    464 6 No Change In Sterling Dollar Rate (From Sydney Gampell, Renter's Financial Editor Ilk LONDON, Sept. 16:- -Britain's Chancellr Exchequer, Mr. Hugh Dal on, today confirmed lithe sterling exchange rate which Britain will v I*municate" to the Bretton Woods International \f Olr 'll tary Fund will be the present exchange rate-
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    German PoW's Escape
    61 6 German PoW's Escape BEDFORD, Sept. H German prisoners of war I a mass night escape during oM week-end from the hostel :.:M Bedford and are believed to IHj making for an east coast por Hj "jump" ship for Germany H descriptions were circulated H the police throughout Br.:a^| and a
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      71 6 IXL AB^l^Ss EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBI M I Prfrl ti^ lf»« Co n t W'vt p v 1 H YOO HOO f MISS i Hlf IT'S POW'FUL n Il( L-LENA? J I :^h^./-i^g.;^^:-^>- I J-ENA TH' HYEMA, > DARK.^- J f YES- l~^ Wff^g^^i\gT~ V 'aH'LL PUT
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    GERMAN LOCAL ELECTIONS
    310 7 GERMAN LOCAL ELECTIONS LONDON. Bent IV -Today the K)f a l In the RiK-isian. British an<i PTench '>* Oermanv will afford material for LnUluaUn* comparisons of political trends m ||M various WBtkM but only if the different conditions an- fully tiken into account 1,, tin- Rur^n zone, all mumBipaliUe m
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    HOLLYWOOD'S MARRYING PARSON.....
    713 7  - HOLLYWOOD'S MARRYING PARSON..... Henry Gris 00 Wedding Ceremonies By Morn ng Tribune Carres, m Hollywood. t Hollywood. «up>-one ot |1° L unique p?r--12 An f ls |S -is thm---3| Lv matriI may not h ticed it thai I d Pictures Itta fche same II rforms the II l lI U
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    Gives Away 1,205-Acre Estate
    83 7 BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS Sept. 16.- Sir Robert Rankin who ivas for 13 years Conservative Member of Parliament for Kirkdale. Liverpool, ha* given his house, Broughton Towers, icith 1,205 acres to the Lancaster Education Committee. The estate comprises nine farms with a rental of £1,280 pear. Consideration is to
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    Italian Cabinet Faces New Threat
    262 7 ROME, Sept. 16:— A n net has been called for tot te MazzLnian Republic preservatives from the Ooi In a letter to Primp Minister Signer Alclde D Ga.speri today Signor Randolfo Pacciardi, General Secretary of the Republican Party, said they would withdraw unless immediate action
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    JAPS ADMITTED SLAUGHTER OF 5,000 S'PORE CHINESE
    292 8 TOKIO, Sept. 16:— Colonel Cyril Dalrymple Wild, British War Crimes Liaison Officer, South East Asia, today identified the secret documents he seized at the Demobilization Ministry m Tokio last week which are Japan's alibi to Singapore atrocities. Prepared m October and November 1945
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    "Bevingrad" Gets Another Bomb Scare
    101 8 JERUSALEM, fcpt 1? U. vinrmd as tin- barbed- wjr«d, stronjr-ly-guard*<d centre of JefUNriein now popularly called In bitter |oka ifAlnH Brjti.sh policy m PAlesttne, tXporttOOtd anotJi<-r bomb ;ir«' y« .->t«-rday. 'j h<- Oontrftl Pott Ofllec received warning that mint-s had PMD ptoetd Hwlrtfi The buiklinf,'
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    BOMBAY TENSION
    103 8 NEW DELHI, Sept. 16.— It is ollicially Stated today that tension m Bombay has not easod to any appreciable extentFre>h trouble has been report- i d from Ahmedabad and Dacca. I Explosives were thrown at people m the streets of Ahmedabad yesterday and five persons 'were stabbed. Three
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    India House Exhibition
    42 8 Londea, Sept. 16. —Lord Pithick- Lawrence, Secretary of state for I hid ,;i, was among the many distinguished visitors at the opening of India House today of the exhibition oi drawing! from India iponnored (>y the Royal fndii SoHety
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    Ceylon Wants New Rubber Price
    221 8 COLOMBO, Sept. 16.— Negotiations between British and Ceylon Governments for the prices for the Island's rubber and tea havo'no reached the final stage. Consequently there is >nent of uncertainty about the Island's first ba budget for six years. Un Sir Oliver Goonetilleke, Financial Secretary of
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    Famous British Astronomer Dies At 69
    136 8 Famous British Astronomer Dies At 69 DOAKING, Surrey, Sept M The famous astronomer Jamo s Jeans died here tod* 1 aged 69. Sir James Hopwuod Jean 0.M.. F.R.8., M.A., D.Sc described by the late Sir oil* Lodge as 4 'one of the six p3 est men m the world" He
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    Cousens Ends His Defence
    199 9 ftfej. Chwrtoici the O n the charge of i: for the i collapse from June, 1944, he „te and did not U ch Of v,hat happened. I" ,nt to hospital th.- for 100 IS, be bniary 1946, Major Consens W-WM meeting >n b. MM: I insufflf,.
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    Price Adjustments On U.S. Cars
    87 9 Price Adjustments On U. S. Cars WASRINGfIJON, Sept. S The Office of Price A i niatration announced price adjustments on new passenger car* and an increase m the ceiling prices of three Ford automobiles (Ford, Mercury and Lincoln), averaging about Q c y< Doth the new 'pricing formula which is
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    ALFSEA WIN DURING EXTRA TIME
    173 10 ALFSEA WIN DURING EXTRA TIME 117. J. O Q «r> 7 II tO 1 The 122 foj of ■"■:,<'<]• n n r-v. 17 inderland 17. I well to K«'f Ki.n I A i. Ben II b n b Den M Bud on f< D**/ f| j r; tan c Ba
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    DONCASTER DROP FIRST POINTS
    146 10 DONC ASTER DROP FIRST POINTS LONDON Sept. 16: Aston Villa won their first game of the wason before 40,000 at the expense Wolves who made seven changes. Smith ne Villa horrid goal of the season, Edwards getvo more before the interval. d ther p< C>>. BoltOß Pi p ii ten
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    60 10 BREVARD North Carolina Sept. 16.- A B-25 bomber Hying through fog crashed into a mountain near here last Friday smashing to b l^ Iti five occupants including Maj.-Gon. Pau' Wurtsmeith, temporary commander ol the U.S. Eighth Air Force. The wreckage was locat<*( from the air on Sunday and a rescue
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    China War
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    347 10 LONDON, Sept. 16.— The Financial Ttmef m a special article discussing future rubber consumption < mphasiv's that production of t.vrcs, rubber fodtar belting and cables are already increasing steadily. The tyre industry is still handicapped by a shortage of mi:,, raw materials, on the Other hand
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    U.S. BEATEN AT CHESS
    23 10 LONDON, Sept Soviet Chess team d' United States 12i to 1 match that ended on 'Moscow Radio reported A.P.
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    Bevin Says Palestine Will Be Independent
    263 11 Ir»i« seDt 17 —The Palestine conference, "W. British Foreign Minister Mr. B'evin 1 fndependence for a federalised Holy ££d /cs:erday for several days for what Sources ild was the preparation Arab proposals. There was speculation that when the talks resume Arabs and Jews will
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    WOMAN GANGSTER ARRESTED
    62 11 Frter) Tuesday, oected to be ous r-Jinp of i u:is a woman, tnberfl of the under the r^ -.fiord. I :trd the ecent robberies l I men wew reet. One had i other is beliered H from Sinca- ta, the police W( o other H omp of
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    Nurse Shot In Chest
    76 11 wt. R*»>orter H| KUALA I.UMPUR, Tuesday. X .1 t aused m H Tan; r1 1 when an Indian ■l n stable, armed with a ft fired a shot A!: I). *.T. McDiavmid, B attached to the Br Al' M DiarrtMCi wag uounded m ■MH and face,
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    RUBBER INDUSTRY IN EGYPT
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    CHINESE ENVOY TO BANGKOK
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    330 11 LONDON, Sept. 17.— 1f the conception of India as a uni: is to be realised, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, President or the all-in ix Mosl m Leugre, must take part ia the ne# ex eriment In India, declared the cditoiial 'n to-day s Daily
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    41 11 C OF T A Sept 17. M. Va sll Kolarov, pres'dent of th^ Bulgarian Republic m h's flMt intervif w with American correspondents dedarod that the Republic of Bulgaria w'll c^ntnbut" l^er -hare m bu'ld ng a durable world peace.- A.P.
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    Molotov Says Poland's Border Already Decided
    398 12 PARIS 8 17.— The reign Minister M Mol lov y I Stir 'n d o b Unifei c >o n bai t U Mi Ja Bj i nn Polan crn n Lei He Insisted that the fronti r v/i; se at more ha i
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    307 12 London. Sept. 17.— Wh Hellenes visited his house mi is er, on Juno 9, there keeper, 42-year-old Miss But she was there sitting 'cc f m front of a te i >hone m a locked room :hot dead from behind. Sh > was not
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    189 12 PARIS. Sept. 1(5. Th< id Vice-President of the yesterday accused certain least! civil war In France* 1 regarded as directed agaii taullist Union 'Blackball of universal rage" waa anoth r phrase he iking at g Communlai it Bourg*s, 130 south ol Pai me
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    215 12 Ill-Treatment Of Indians On S'pore Ship Alleged Madras Sept 17.— The Government of India today asked the Madras Government to obtain staten passengers on aJ tions of Ul-treat-i ol Indian passengers on board the Anchor liner tmeronia which recently arrived here from SinBranore. Mr. R. K. Bannrjee of the Indian
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    93 12 Vienna. Sept. 17 H-rnianJ I Petei\ owner pi "Wh I 3 I Inn" -the original ol the I our musical cornel- I Lake Wolfgang m the America! sonn of Austria. X, and his wife Orete has cii^ftj an cverdcse of sleep ciraudl y 'V
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    41 12 NEW YORK, Sept. IT- Ik ng by thousands' i r )idii ial OrganisatiO] he d <m shipping m N but eliewht-rt' tln-iv I hat the 1 LJ-day old n n i to Vojk i'y, th > v v.'iti rfi v> t-'iisc. A.P.
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