Morning Tribune, 4 November 1946

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    11 1 MORNING TRIBUNE mhbj ghnmb <$ew Series) 10 CENTS NOV. 4. 194
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    Bevin Seeks World Govt: Says "No Need For Despondency"
    436 1 Bevin Seeks World Govt: Says "No Need For Despondency" I fork, Nov. 3. On his arrival here for the Lj of the Big Four Foreign Ministers which morrow, Mr. Bevin, the British Foreign SecreKj correspondents: ''Everyone m the world w They are tired of turmoil. A great mis■i try to
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    Java Solution "Very Near" Says Van look
    222 1 v, 3.— lndonesian I- "very near )r. hubertua van Mouk, neral of the Nethndies, said last night. Commission General Mook i^ one of I mbers and represent- the Indonesian Reded by Dr. Sutan 1 meet again on Mon- me optimistic oba settlement will
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    Embassy Bombing: Three Detained
    30 1 Embassy Bombing: Three Detained 3 Three people have 1 from a shop f om wh'ch bought, m which cf 4 he y on Thursday were 8 the suit- a for.'M#ncr.
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    LATE NEWS
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    New Violence In Palestine
    102 1 JERUSALEM, Nov. 3. —A jeep hit a roadminc near Petah Tkiva, and B bomb exploded near the bridge over Kishon river, near Haifa, as new violence broko out m the Holy; I Land at the end of the one day strike of Arabs again thi-> Bn^four!
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    U.S. GIVES CHINA EQUAL RIGHTS IN NEW TREATY
    264 1 U.S. GIVES CHINA EQUAL RIGHTS IN NEW TREATY Washington, Nov. o. U.S. has su :isivo flve-ycar Treaty ot "Friendship, Commei and Nay -n" with China. Ii is a so-called "mutuality" treaty which guaranteed Chinese individuals and business firms the same rights m the U.S. as American individuals and corations have
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    NATIONALISTS FIGHT WAY INTO CHEFOO
    144 1 NATIONALISTS FIGHT WAY INTO CHEFOO NANKING, Nov. 3.- Govern ment troops tmtVd into On f i ifter Landing on the northeri f Chel o, according to semi-official reports today. P?en str el fighting is i lid bo he raging with the Natl< Ist forces meeting very st 0 resistance from
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    77,000 Poison Phials Seized
    83 1 Berlin, Nov. 3 Seven! thousand uicide poison v i by Ooerinfir, H'mmler and Dth< r Leading Nazis— were b h d by the Gernmn criminal polici the Wilmersdsrf distrh Br-rln when they arrested 34--ir-old Gunter Wulff of Chi i loUcnbnrg, and his b:ack m r sales
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    Immigrants Try To Break Camp
    67 1 Immigrants Try To Break Camp Cyprun, Nr*. 3. An tficial fomm'in qiu» laid] "Duri 1 ir fie coaraa of admi ision an I Ik? admission of illegal Imm'fraati ci'stin barked toruy, them w* re I < ''cnt.s .v Canoloi < n ;> .'tr.d atttmpti were made to hn al Dot
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    Humane Replies To Britain
    69 1 Humane Replies To Britain BUCH 'PFST Nov. 3 Rtll nia's r I the British n< te c fort 1 fixed Holman. B I i ntati V 3 m F man!a. The R the Brit prnment for [U ction that the electi< I re to b<-> h^ld. refirrett r ti I
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    Nehru Calls For End Of Violence
    208 1 Nehru Calls For End Of Violence Ci Icutu, I v, 3« PandM Nthiu, Vice-Presulent 1 1 tht Indian inn rim Governm n% wth thr< k e o! his M ni. Ur> rdar VaUabhai Paul (Con[Uat All Khan ;>.id Sardar Abdul Rub Nishtar (both v.M.si.m League) to-ttay houed all cuntrymeß not
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    PORTRESS MISSING
    44 1 ROME, Nov. 3.— An v Flying i v.hii-M left Cri, <i»china Airjv-rt n. ;ir Nuplea for I >rv f '"n OB i' •■<>' I txxlay ffflh*i>l% reported lost M sonuwbi«« n».';ir th§ airport. 'Hie plane carried i*> nt< '>>v ct<_w of tighl Reuter
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    15 1 WA>SFfr\(;'[ON, Nov. I,- 7k Joint Armj Ti k pore** irhiol Oiv Bikini atom bocnk A.P.
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    Bomb Went Through This Ship, But She Didn't Sink
    342 2 iro P. &O. m i their na tei i om\ o be 1 1 J J O. Austr tb 'Pa "Su be istralian nai > 01 11,000 i comple d a j 'c tfte i el. f act Ived Malta a
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    ARAB STRIKE A FAILURE
    159 2 CAIRO, Nov. 2.-The Arab i Ailed In Egypt today to d. i r\ vac anniv< »ary ol tne ciaii< ir i>edar I ml >Mg a d Uonal borne In Palestine for Sews Jailed m Cairo ana AJexancii'M, where elaborate secunty urei were enforced. The .strikes and
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    RED TROOPS TRAPPED
    93 2 PEIPING, Nov. 2 Nationalist f cea ha?e trapped th<* C<>mr ml I troops m the Liaotung P'-nin.^ula m sirjthcni Manchu r rltlei quotfd the In d di 1 Hsin Mil; Pao s.tid Communl I app< ir to b< iwing from uthem f urla a< roa Ihe Y<
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    PENSIONERS PRODUCE OWN PAPER
    111 2 PENSIONERS PRODUCE OWN PAPER n P wl total 300 year-, set cfuce i news- .v p ns.uners. tough handicapped by old gave I lema I I i 5 000 id throughout r ilia n tim ■i\ are Messrs. J i the new Hard, 75. E. Whr r's account •hi H.
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    Severe Terrorism At Elections In Bulgaria
    179 2 LONDON, Nov. 2.— Reports reach■tr the Britl b Foreign Office ai-out }io conduct of last Sun 'ay's general 1 ion m Bulgaria indicate ;h;it ditions en \ha polling (iay itself vere relatively far but that a cam>a'<r»< <A te ror had preceded the njf,
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    Russia Doubles Vote On Science
    134 2 'scow. Nov. 2. Backed by the full rrs iurcea of th« c O( vcrnment which haa rl >übled Its bud t for rchi m mb- r the matbi n n of the [JSBB iy of re mp] *-r JOI7 r s lMr I k>! w
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    Malayans May Leave China By Chartered Ship
    236 2 Malayans May Leave China By C hartered Ship Shanghai. Following repealed r< a I effort is now being made U bom< .oad the thousands ol n< Burma and the K .sent stranded In China. Ul iun pit) ut by CNR&A, i js hoped i i i nd home aL ov»
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    Admiralty Denies French Reports
    78 2 LONDON, Nov. 2.— The British Admiralty today denied reports m the French press from Trieste that according to men of tin crew of the 7.270-ton British cruiser Leander, the Leander had been shelled by coastal batterieoff the Albanian Coast. These reports said the Leander had been
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    ITALY TO BUY LIBERTY SHIPS
    62 2 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. —/The T T.S. Maritime Commas 'on said on ay the lal M i Cover m-nt ha jmH a contract (o pu chase ::0 1 !ht v sh"ps n<nv and hoped o ake 20 more later. If made n net cent, -'own payment
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    ONE MAN CAUSED 3,000 TO STRIKE
    36 2 ONE MAN CAUSED 3,000 TO STRIKE LONDON, Nov. 2.— More than *oOfl coH rr age an H <-k wort on Friday after o negotiate or, the w on >f vho r fM- Mb am- Oen«i A.P.
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    TRUMAN BACK HOME
    20 2 I K« E U iou N i I f Truman arrv,-] hotve < «"*«5 >o next Tuei A.P.
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    Egypt: Britain Has Said Her Last Word
    246 2 Egypt: Britain Has Said Her Last Word CAIRO, NOT. 2. Ej delegation ot tweni week-end discuss ng of Premier l&n ffho, according to paper Al Mlsri, tola will be u> the present British s is the utmost wh tain.'' They will probablj next datura a> minds whether i Britain's treaty
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    Monty Back In UK
    45 2 LONDON, Nov. 2. shal Viscount M< rived back m Britain to* today after his fl British occupation became Chief of I General staff. He arrived m German Thursday and 3 Crossed a s*crel n 100 .cnior officers of the B Reuter
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    GRAIN FOR JAPS
    29 2 Rendcn aH X I -ii indi< n I OoverniTK m I K>n wealth Occuoat B runted to m I i rir from M p ibution. Reuter
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    War Absentee To Get House Back—Within Three Days
    219 3 War Absentee To Get House Back— Within Three Days I Lumpur, Nov. 3.— The flrst appli ,id Tt 1946 i i for hearing before I s Adjustment Board u L the Kua c when Mr. B. J. P. Jo a (War f )licatiun for an order of po I which
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    $1,464,940 Remitted To China
    55 3 I irday.— A sum of, KFe Aon aoilars m\ d by Pen X lumilies and ww fta since the reM^ d by Mr S- N. B l c m mi ssi oner K n: ace the rc-oc-■P f end of SepE $1 464,940.40 X to China
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    FormerEnemy Now A "Guest"
    53 3 FormerEnemy Now A "Guest" IRIA, Orgon, Nov. 1.--spital here, which r ,ds of sailors and mded by the Japanwrar, has admitted nemy—Tarashura Imperial Japani marine, saved from by follow Japanese when he ff-11 hter Ful Ross. I hpv>\ Hospital he broke a leg. believed to bo the Japanese to since
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    Arms Standardisation
    49 3 hingtort, Oct. 31 -Maj -Gen Ployd Parki War Department Pulic Re'ations Officer, told Pi conference here- today 'that the United States and Britain 'have i iftcuised the itanda "i ation and types of thfir army weapons. He declined to r ;y :n agreement has been reached. Reuter
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    Didn't Mind Boos, Got Them
    94 3 Didn't Mind Boos, Got Them SEATTLE, Nov. 2.—University of Washington itudents on Friday booed and hissed at Senator Owen B r, Republican of Maine, when he told them at a special .student assembly he favours keeping U.S. troops m China. do not mind a few boos," Senator Brewster told the
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    Nips Want US Surplus Goods
    148 3 Tokio. Nov. 1. The Japanese expect shirtly to buy largo quan iitics of U.S. Army surplus transportation, construction an communications equipment fr m neral D .uglas Mac Arthur, and a diret'tive which would a] prove .such a transaction ■n forwarded to SCAP for a iproval,
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    British Pressure On Smuts Reported
    109 3 British Pressure On Smuts Reported New York, Nov. 1.- N-w York i ftwing newspaper "PM" C n m nting on General Smu ment of the speech 01 Si uth African-Indian qu( sa d: 'It was the British nation that at the last m i nana*ed to press o ineral >
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    Troopship In Ocean Drama
    68 3 I The troopL c tonight sn?<l I V ran »ort Coasl tf lies ouf. of I evacuate a member t" 'm need of m H i \rrny h< i ua rter 3, I T J. Veal, ab e I nk'^own, anpcn'.iciti.s. ilitiea were not i rdered
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    GERMANS QUIT CZECHOSLOVAKIA
    25 3 GERMANS QUIT CZECHOSLOVAKIA X trlovy Vary 29, a pjue, t tated j about 2.000.000 msined m the Thi tho r who anti-Patcisti i!on A .P
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    MILITARY GOVTS COLLECT DATA
    62 3 I RLIN, N v. 2.— The American British and Tc<- eh M 1 t.-ny Govr nmenfts, with the co-operation oi O< rrnan sci< «w collect ng for publication report.-, on si^r ifitechnical a^d industrial devet, during the war. The CCIM- i. dude Okrman i<> a on
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    Backward Countries Must Be Helped
    152 3 LONDON. Nov. I.— The oonvictnn that the Indian delegation to the Preparatory Tr d. Commission of the United Nations Organ'sation In Lona n has established the main v In which it came to th Comm'sa to mak" v. p b v Mr R K. Nehru,
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    "Suicide Or Murder" Is Official Verdict On Late Siamese King
    77 3 ngkok 3— -Star: I )i Ananda'i mo:: ISti only as a 8 The Premier and a lay to further can o satisfy tie public. merit Tl 1! ehari nrf i 1 B i ion tv.it v I f«>r thic rmnot
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    Foodstuff Buying To End Dec. 31
    71 3 Foodstuff Buying To End Dec. 31 Washington, Nov. 1 s Depart rrient ol rfcultur formally c( nflrmed provi< d Inten nd by l) <• 31 all Gov< rnn procurement 1 1 foods! i s Uj v r foreign by forcing the latt i their own n regular comn nels. Th»*
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    Russia Learns Value Of Publicity
    166 3 Russia Learn s Value Of Publicity N. a 4 r. 1 M Vyablav Mi it»« to tn I Monday ri earlier B *> I-- v- d i by T- n a <» i v. rj dona ol what bind cl id while the Ri hi iscd U) press conference t
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    New War Office Appointments
    144 3 LONDON, N t jv. I. Tlw V/«i .M.tj Oen B '■<•■ i' I n to be Oi r i po| •>■..- <-f U I), rily M; [7 vcruor. O>r, f r'-1 OommJltiOllf r m iji (Brim nt) T .i J f o^ I. m. pal BaiUon,
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    WANTS CHARING CROSS BRIDGE REMOVED
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, NOV, 4, 1946. Disarmamt'.
    341 4 Morning Tribune MONDAY, NOV, 4, 1946. Disarmamt'. i ays li foj v sens ol an that the disa I durixi pa Ch to tin tnbly ol tin ationfl ha i merely smypal l< I ;tic a ition ali *t everywhere, Universal disarmai i i R > I 1 8 r
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    Dutch Eurasians Seek New Guinea Home
    537 4  - Dutch Eurasians Seek New Guinea Home Stan Swinton by \^s m i feted Prew 1 Con*espondeiH. Ni Ij. •■';<■ Guinea, 1 Australia) idi rs i hl tnaj V.( ition and miC <' Kura.-^i- r< nly IMr foind fi where they scieci- tor th i re mn has tfteen i of
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    Guam's Secret War Crimes Trials
    494 4  - Guam's Secret War Crimes Trials DOUG LOVELACE Nobody X nows Their Results (By GUAM Three years after the Japanese attackPearl Harbour, Hawaii, while the war still raged and I i of American Superfortress bombers pounded the Japanese homeland from this newly retaken island, the United States Navy began secret trials
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    GLORE RADIO-LINK REOPENED
    31 4 GLORE RADIO-LINK REOPENED VS FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.— The G P Wire'.-ss Tn- icl December. 1940, .v the poi*-t of ■>i Shanchai re- I yes+erday Q P General him 01 A P
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    £25O Million To Be Spen On Guam
    76 4 £25O Million To Be Spen On Guam I 0- -0.000 I •.IOO.OODOOO Honolulu. I I Governor, v Hi Mr tour njr net h of the t W ■i i nded that ,9 ild eoi JP 'v ring tKem Nniion Tt I conditlonn ft Powi all irai r H V ):jT
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    Rome Fascists Demonstrate
    113 4 HOME. Oct. 28. Pa :ist propaganda leaflets -a re :i. v several Rome- c n mas bomb was placed n i windi sill of the Chamber of D< on Sunday night a observed the annivers Black Shirts' "March on Roni 24 years ago. Police seized s v
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    No Pegging Yet Of German Mark
    57 4 FRANKFURT, I U.S. Antiv Headqi formally denied I U 2 prnmcnt had decid blocked German ma cents (U.S. curr n to stimulate Geri national trade and American occupati. n supporting. The announcer. report whlcn jw some places was that the "subject cusslon.*' Currently the
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    India Trip Was Worth While Says Cripps
    37 4 Bristol, Oct. Boar I of 1 sneak nf m Bri?t the Brii- l d i cf reUtior ..l Brfti the pol I -<■». Ie extent y of Ii i cV Bolati
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    Govt Troops Advancing On Soviet-Held Dairen
    179 6 Govt Troops Advancing On Soviet -Held Dairen i. JUtl i ed Pluan Xv i Lse I ten ere m> iburt y. port rm the i ifflcla] Chin Shih Juh v^ t lists wl indar Chefoo w re to aid forces alr-udy The ittetnpting to It oist reinforcements Shantung trom qov
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    Clothes For The Queen. Princesses
    90 6 londok. Od Cioin lengths for morning, after n m oixt evening dresses v ich will form part of the v irdrobi for the Royal tout of South Aft: a next year have been presented t > the Queen and the tWO Prince. on behalf of
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    Woman Murdered On Lonely Walk
    151 6 Woman Murdered On Lonely Walk V. ")VU A\T H NOV A v nan fojud > < i■. i-,- road I bushes ibouj m Vain Hill the Dover road new Wrothatn li i >«n identified tod »y m IGII Dagnur Peter*, aged 47, who lived •lone o:j Hever Bfliate, Kingadown, tbotit
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    JEWISH TERRORISM CONDEMNED
    89 6 JERUSALEM, No* 2.— Terrorist i !..•<•> m Palestine such as tlv derailing today of pooi'r. trai »ngire and the recent killing 'of Rr't is] rooj e strongly eon 'emned m a broadcast by the Voice "f Israel 1 secret radio of the Jewish resi tancfl movement. i
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    French To Attack Jet Record
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    Siamese Govt. Sells Rice In Streets
    114 6 Bangkok, N m an i k the rising prices ol i iese fovernment >ut a fl^t of trucks rfc< m eta of Qgkok ut the ceiling pr.ee which averaged 15 kilograms to n American dollar. Is move followed the refusal i j the Chln<
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    CREEK SITUATION IMPROVES
    110 6 ATHENS. Nov. I.— The formatior Of 11 broadened Greek Governmenl likely if the Opponitior leaders receive a guarantee that tin programme presented to them by Premier Constantine Tsaldaris is carried out, according to informed r..wrces here, today. The issues of the premiership has been Set aside for
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    THIRD MONTH OF RIOTING BEGINS
    235 6 v. I.— The third mon ii police and civil Bfort to keep trouble fi iv over the critical period holiday on Nov. 5. That holiday, call- d Bakr Id a rat the biblical and ran story ol Abraham's off r n. Isaac, as :t sacrifice
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    AFRICANS OPPOSE 'DISCRIMINATION'
    114 6 NKW YORK. Nov. I.— Dr. Alfred P Xuma. President of the Ge eral African National Congress arrived her* from Johannesburg today. Ho toll 1 a p ess conference: "The Government of South Africa has no' discharged its duties toward al! citizen.-. Wo would rai.o have a** trusteeship
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    100 NEW FACTORS MONTHLY
    92 6 100 NEW FACTORS MONTHLY LONDON, Nov. l:-s, niic expert* ai average of 100 new buil t from the ta start opera! i;. log the 1946—195 ifoscow Radio rep In all 5,90n major m terprlies art f < b<- recc built during thai period -n moan th J eut< rpi-:-' son?
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    'Frisco's China Town Makes Whoopee
    88 6 'Frisco's China Town Makes Whoopee San Francis:- N >v. 1. Ijj sands of noisy celebrat mea San Francisco China T I street* last night m c moration of Generalise Chiang Kai-sheks 60th birthdi sponsored by a six company: ganisation of China Tuwn n* chants. Thousands of Americans JjJ od the
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      128 6 Ll'L AIII\ T f]ll EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE "s^l N T NA?CH^ C POPOOL A^^n v^-1 I |TH IDEEL LIFE." WMUT IS LOAF- AS f-m/>^ HLY AH 9 L^' LFAVE (hE. is MAH^ S2S? MvV*^?- XS WK 7 H^ Jr° AFS ALL DAV 7 YOBE M-ANS W
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    Gossip From The London Film Studios
    1180 7 I el's Meerschaum Oct. 16. nham's tiremen when clou led <'■' n N jur" unit dr :i n extinguisher, he i. v earnini mi n 1 the hard w J n ambiti >ns. th cau< d by studio W Mm star Michael Reel out
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      Why Grow Old?
      997 8  -  Josephine Lowman xbgnb In I r-vv I I i ratii n pi tg cogitation I c hospitabl RAF at Tengah. "OPERATION my [1 ft thai i an lUternative "to cuit.v hangover b the mornember Ist." Thedr (ata P r mi:. ■>■ I m s>" and "pr.um <i
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    de Gaulle Denounces Constitution
    62 9 I a iq N for P formed Cau 1?t Dl Gaul'es forminifti He c Tapi- *-i the d«- d be a randicla'e f r f tho Repub- -f-fuso<! any point. denounced thu for instituting an o sotoU" ijstea, and QOt profoundly rha ireigft bearif] es**« j
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    103 DETENUS FREED IS INDO-CHINA
    46 9 R One hu Hi and iUi Vivendi' between G IO a Fir/irh DC Tile political prise. t d n presence of Admi>al Ffcierrr lenlku, French High Co Bioner, had boon convicted of mil political effencos. the disoatrh „,r i j Reuter
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