Morning Tribune, 5 May 1947

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    RACIAL RIOT AT US ARMY DISCIPLIN ARY BARRACKS
    228 1 Hr i NEGRO PRISONERS CLASH A Ml f T/1 A W*. m«« On« ftnoti iously inj ured as a result of I prisoners at t I 1, p] iry barracks here on Pri- Irimj I reel that oy eatthe i time and
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    Ex-PO Killed In Hongkong Gun-Eattle
    37 1 Ex-PO Killed In Hongkong Gun-Eattle ICKONG, M.»v t[a r d y. 38-y<"ar-olti 1 fSt Chinese Pettj Officer of i i 111- Friday nulit In a i sfflen phan Inland at the i of Pearl Hiver.— J Reuter
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    INCREASE IN PREMIUM FOR REFINED TIN
    16 1 INCREASE IN PREMIUM FOR REFINED TIN d tin n quanrd be ln- nunds In- U. P.
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    S'hai Demonstrates Against High Price Of Commodities
    98 1 S'hai Demonstrates Against High Price Of Commodities W Chanting H oun- and I trucks and X In .1 d"E ni «h limo- d by tfv H m of I c b ■t M; :um I m lOIS ■V' m tiff further disorders 1 night, according to Chinese porecurred when by
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    Pakistan "Would Foster Dangerous Tensions"
    292 1 Pakistan "Would Foster Dangerous Tensions" New York. May 4— The "New York Times," m a station dcv ied to the review of the week's news, published a d:>yatch fr.m its London correspondent which declare*: *lt is an actual certainty that some form of Pakistan will be forced upon between the
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    NO STATEMENT
    42 1 LONDON, May 4.— Lord Ismay arrived at London airport from India this afternoon and was met by representatives of th; 1 India Office and the War O<ru° He refused to make any state 7 ment.— Reuter (See Also Page 5.)
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    43 1 SHANGHAI, May 4.— The American transit expert, Thomas Conway. who was engaged by the Shanghai Municipal Government to study improvement measures of local traffic conditions is scheduled to return to the United States on May 6 after a month-long study of traffic— U.P.
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    SINO-BRITISH AIR PACT
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    VARSITY FOR MALAYA NOW PRACTICALLY CERTAIN
    169 1 VARSITY FOR MALAYA NOW PRACTICALLY CERTAIN HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION DRAFT REPORT WILL BE DISCUSSED IN LONDON (Our Own Reporter) IPOH, May 4. It is reliably learnt that the CarrSaunders Commission on higher education m Malaya will submit their report much earlier than originally expected. It is believed that the report
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    Chiang's US Visit
    71 1 TIENTSIN. May 4—Persistent press reports that Chiang; Kai Shek intends to visit the United States were reiterated by the Tientsin Minkuojihpao. which said that Sun Li Jen, commander of the new first army of Manchuria, is flying to Nanking m order to accompany the Generalissimo as one
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    INSTRUCTION, LECTURES FOR SCHOOLS
    193 1 INSTRUCTION, LECTURES FOR SCHOOLS "SAFETY FIRST" (Tribune Staff Reporter.) The curtain will go up today on the preliminary set-up m connection with Singapore's "Safety First Week", which la scheduled to be officially launched on Monday next. May 12. At 10.30 this morning, 700 selected teachers and senior students, picked from
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    COMMUNIST FORCES THREATEN PUCHOW
    136 2 N \NKIM 4. The govemm< Southern Shai lncreasinuly imunists converged then full the mm Irorrt dispatches to b»- re and it tl Rr ,!< v »oti wruld capture the rtant Government city. Tlu litoal Id to be obsit Penßlinxtu, just b >uth oi PlU'l: Martial law
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    US Telephone Strike Still Not Settled
    82 2 WASHINGTON. May 4— An official of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company said that the Government proposal to settl» the 27- day nationwide telephone strik. granting employees $5.14 w< Increase would be "entirely unacceptable George s. Drina. assistant vice president AT&T said that the
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    RANK PLANS TELEVISION STUDIO
    128 2 RANK PLANS TELEVISION STUDIO London, May 4.— The Sunday Chronicle reported today that the British film magnate, J. Arthur Rank, has drawn plans for i gigantic televison stud o from which films and live shows could be televized directly to his chain of theatre The Chronicle said that it was
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    GEN SUN KILLED
    45 2 NanwfiK, May 4.— Gen. Sun Tien-y:ng. Natk nalist Commander of the Chinese Fifth Division, was killed when Tangyin, walled holy city on the Peking-Hankow railway wa< captured by Communi^U m hand to hand fighting en Friday, it was learned here to-night. Reuter
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    Britain's First Ambassador To Siam
    57 2 Britain's First Ambassador To Siam Bangkok. May 4. Britain's fir-t Ambassador to Siam, Mr. Harrington Thompson presented his credentials to Siam's Regency Council on Friday afternoon. Mr. Thompson has been Minister since the resumption of diplomatic relations after V.ie war. Siam's Ambassador-designate. Direc Jaya^am. is expected to nroceed to London
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    SERVING TWO MASTERS
    63 2 CAIRO. May 4 St Robert Hower. the newly-appointed Governor-General of the Sudan. said today that he would govern that disputed nrea as the servant to both Britain and" Efryp l on orders from both countries Asked at a press conferertce whose instructions he would follow if he
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    Second Vietnam Govt. Man Dies
    74 2 Sa!gon May 3.— The death of fcond membfr of the Vietnam Indo-Chinese nationalist Q ernment m 10 days was reported by Vietnam radio la^t night The radio announced the d< of Hoan« Kuu Nam. Under the Interior who succeeded Juynh Thoc Kh&ng. Mini*trr t tho
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    RUSSIA THWARTED
    63 2 TEHERAN. May 3. Pol: v< rs believed tod.,. Russia has tost its campaign got Iranian oil. Th» j ian Govern n Preitlief Ahmed the meeting ,of the Majlis the Iran; Parliament m order to p pone di n for at lea I months on the tentative Oil concession
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    ATOM-DRIVEN WARSHIP
    185 2 LONIION, >lay 4.— An ship v% iitt-tt uouid bavt i>« immediate refuelling problems is envisaged m a statement Issued by the loVniralt) whi«h says "Man j Hue* of inqutry iti themselves' (In the defensive side the Nary has to apply •ns learned by obser > of th* Wklnl
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    CZECH TRAITOR, SS MAN HANGED IN PRAGUE
    195 2 I rout All 4j)Mtirt€»r* PRAGUE, May 4. --S. S. Sturmfuehrer Eric h Pfitsch was led to the gallows at noon yesterday for his part m the slaying ol hundreds of Czechs during the German occupation as the Czech Peoples Court cleared its docket
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    HITCHED HIS STAR TO MARRIED WOMAN
    124 2 ROME. May 4. -US. Army sergeant Paul G Manquen. 21. ol New York, was having difficulties today Army Public Relations >aid that he was under arrest pendfttf investigation ol his marriage to an Italian woman who already had a husband. They sa:d thai Manquen
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    WOMEN GUARDS HANGED
    44 2 HA 1 M,, v ,rnrk fOT their wartime murders of Allied nationals As the result of the same series of trials before the British War CrimeCourt, three German women attendants were hanged on Friday for their part m the killing-.— U.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    35 2 May i Mcd to X ilms from b. mart t"°l >k en linir l ilx months A similar crdmanw* ducetJ i covered i Bnt.sh film pro 10 W .I Ui t film show^ here
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    UNKNOWN
    52 2 Ho 3-D 5 are to be increta cent and re-tals or. oremises 45 ncr cen: to a b:'.l before the Itj Courcil At the Drese"t s ill fixe Dre-n The ordinance also I the rer.t celir.e from )i which have been Ml structed or undergo'ed reuair at the cost
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    Armed Attack In Bolivia
    42 2 LA PAZ. BoHvll MM least ihree person? vn«i ea and nin about 100 a:rr. d men A the security section Ministry of Defen I Minister ol Luis I Victoi P mer Onan ing bul BIKT. regain r U.P.
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    NO VOTE BY COMMUNIST IN FRENCH CRISIS
    159 2 NO VOTE BY COMMUNIST IN FRENCH CRISIS Paris. M.iv 4.— The Fi National Assembly, meetine xtmordinarv session to vote on the resolution of confidence dema.ded by Premier Paul Ramadier. today heard the Commu Ky announce that it would 'am from voting. It has sumed that, he nmunifti intended to aeaiist
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    VOTE OF CONFIDENCE PASSED
    6 2 VOTE OF CONFIDENCE PASSED 1 1
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    SICILY MASSACRE 26 ARRESTED
    17 2 SICILY MASSACRE 26 ARRESTED paiti After a hli gun i 2b Thr bftt nigl.t T n^ U.P.
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    K.L. INQUIRY FOR SIAM 3 PER CENT RICE
    332 3 PRODUCE MARKETS REVIEW I W W tor W with I W revi ip by X ■B. ma v by mp [ndo■i m B] S3G a B white wing the at the I n: ped $2 to iarißc: ality Bali B maud for
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    'Why Shouldn't I Go To Heaven?" Asks GBS
    119 3 'Why Shouldn't I Go To Heaven?" Asks GBS Brge Bernard Shaw insisted toof mistaken bewhiskered ideniybody with a grey beard may if I cenm t Dn been V my. R like- X X B met X :ttins i ■f .en. Why shouldn't I bthen a&fted. to -admit its prettj bt
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    Saying Boats For S.A. Service
    6 3 Saying Boats For S.A. Service II
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    Shaws Score With 'Second Motherland'
    190 3 Shaws Score With 'Second Motherland' (By Tribune Film Critic*. "S econd Motherland/ the second film to be produced locally by Shaw Brothers Studios, had a private preview before a large members of the local pres^. actor, and actresses who took part m the film and tlv the Rex Cinema yesterday
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    Jap "Tiger & "Wolf" To Hang
    47 3 Jap "Tiger "Wolf" To Hang SHANGHAI. MV- 3 The Mitiisi National i> Iven n. Japanese military poll fs Jilu Shi mura. Chin- se librd Shim the "I -yin" and Yonumyra •W( lj ol Ch mg»hu hundn durij itiun h m During t i. witw Chili' GDF U.P.
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    ANTI-RED RAID IN GREECE
    7 3 ANTI-RED RAID IN GREECE I DGDGDF U.P.
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    Generals' Conference Opens In U.K. Today
    209 3 tudy periods which ky Stall Coll. ay. ncerned wih the >tucly ol combm. m the lmht duiina the \vur with particular t inpi iv effect of the pro nee m future war dels, ft] Including de( administrative planning signal organisation. AmoiiK th the lin
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    STILL ANTI-SEMETIC
    57 3 FRANKFURT, May. 4.- A military government survey re- leased lonight indicated *hat 'lour In ten Germans today are bo strongly imbued with anti-semitism that it is very doubtful tiiat they would obet t overt action against the The survey said that 'less than two In ten could probably
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    SCHACHT WILL KNOW HIS FATE ON FRIDAY
    96 3 SCHACHT WILL KNOW HIS FATE ON FRIDAY- STUTTGART. May, 4. The trial dt Hitler's former financial >l wizard" Hjuir.ur Schacht bidenazification court adjounuti to consider the i diet to bi- announcN d on May 9. Sehaeht was appluudeU wiu'n tended hlmsell m the ii speech. "The pros< cation is wrong
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    —Kesselring Today
    56 3 Kesselring Today VENICE, May, 4. A husked ccurt In v trying Fk-ld Marshal Albert Kesselring, Hitler's CommaiidejJ-in-Chiel m Italy. fur war crimed heard the jutigfadvocat^ declare m the tum-mmg-up last night: 'These are the twilight hour.-, of a ireat •Idler." court went Uit ssion and the verdict is expi cUd
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, MAY 5, 1947. A Challenge To Good Order
    287 4 Morning Tribune MONDAY, MAY 5, 1947. A Challenge To Good Order London Agent*:—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Tulbot Hou.se, 98, St. Martin's Lane. \V IN sentencing two British naval ratings, on a cha: of carrying arms, at the Assizes on Thursday, Mr. Justice Brown permitted himself a few pertinent observations on
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    China Faces Most Serious Collapse
    615 4 China Faces Most Serious Collapse iiii A S> Ml i 11. idministration In its ml »ol« volution. The result, according to ra here, may be complete changi eminent and c n of gn trade. Other observers, more optimistic and perhaps more experienced m the ways of China, belie. .t whatever
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    Laurel Assassination Attempt: Woman Finally Clears Mystery
    66 4 MANILA. (Air Mail The ir roundln? the flln June 5 1943 Mam' M the n led that it j s trlggermen iul att c n said I nt R ed Mark... pub. ..d and Pre- when According I)r lormer tn njid American. have
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    East African High Commission
    32 4 NAIROBI, g of t] mon to all All European memb' m favour Ol th« plan \vl d try two Ind' throe African un memUndrr mission co and Reuter
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    5-Second News From Britain
    112 4 5-Second News From Britain I m I pra I I Th. order Inqui rth ill have h I ion. Dur.: 1 ■fcf born 01 I by the I B" g g. ground 1 t vin port Pr W. M X B ■par*. has been elected p! fl the X I
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    WAR OF WORDS AND NERVES IN INDIA
    139 5 *Nts Seen Hi 4 nstituX I X X ff parti B. months H. is m the X ids and broadest I ed that ttir ;»\i ast. X won la i partl|Hr ...<>\vn to division important i -.is that bjJ i time. Mountbat- •.Ithough
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    TRAVANCORE TO SEPARATE?
    147 5 m o] i today that 'he r< India, w] Uinted India I Impracticable said, with the main political parties havinj olit it. "••in was another ht hopes ol making on< country, aftei ii i> out from under direct B has important d< 1 5 ol thorium, Mjurn
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    Manila Police Find Missing Siain Treasure
    167 5 Manila Police Find Missing Siain Treasure MANILA. May 3.— The missing Chinese wnich was ev*d to contain smuggled m jewel hoard worth a irter of a million dollars, i ited today and turned out be a silver tray with a false Which yielded $25,000 diamonds, rings and bracelets. The search
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    TOWER BRIDGE
    20 5 LONDON. May 3. London s Tower Bridgo waa about to re open today under a rvw manaßrmont. U.P.
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    £7,500 For Boy Who Can't Close Eyes
    120 5 £7,500 For Boy Who Can't Close Eyes LONDON, May 3.— Eight-year •lei Norman HaUas, who has not oeen able to close his eyes lor two years, was awarded £7.500 agreed damages at Manchester Assizes "for terrible Injuries that had left him with a humiliating appearance Norman, of Hoghton, Lane*, was
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    Illegitimate Children To Have Fathers' Names
    74 5 MUNICH. The MUinment toda Am»*rican •oldli ra offlclal actielx fun provided thi vuluntarily The r more to help the rliihli t! vc i [illtary I ernmeiit's chi< f welfare i I Louis Mlniclier siiid. He laid Beveral A i k( d how they i.iy
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    "No Congress-Muslim Accord Possible
    358 5 May 4.- Ai,;ch the n< {niblishes on its front page today says be lias learned "on very high authority" that Lord Ismay'a task i London "will by to imprest on the Cabinet the* urgi m India if i total collapse of the admin I > is
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    Important Engagement For Princess In June
    85 5 LONDON. May 4. Princess El ziibeth, now half way home from South Africa aboard HMfc Vai; guard, has a new ho.. our awai ing her when she returns to London the reviewing of t' uHorse Guards at the cen.uric.soid parade for Trooping of the
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    CLERGY IN WANT
    95 5 LONDON. May 4. -Dr. C. F. I Gart?tt. Archbishop ol York, id today i:i a sermon on the economic standing of the C hurch. that the clergy is suffering from 'actual want "The position of the large numb< r of the clergy remains m st precarious," Dr.
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    RUSSIA GETS 28,000 MARKS IN REPARATION
    28 5 LIN, May. 4. American Government has provid.ll proxlmately 000,000 worth of reparations from ilvaiice ic.'i(i to tiic c Potsdam I Mili- U.P.
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    MUSSOLINI SLAYERS
    11 5 ROMS May V Amently mmunlsi .Her Ami. li U.P.
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    OUR LONDON LETTER CLOUDS LOOM FOR LABOUR MINISTERS
    280 6  - OUR LONDON LETTER CLOUDS LOOM FOR LABOUR MINISTERS H.L. HOPKIN s Pr: 2 1. \OOO i X) allom B old. aei Incon un th< the Duchy the who aceom] I stablishing ent, but will stay at Buckingham Palace until she m ries H' rcl S< st frien she will not
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    Recommendations Ignored: Mr. S.P. Garrett Resigns
    382 7  - Recommendation s Ignored: Mr. S.P. Garrett Resigns IVOR KRAAL "WE COULDN'T AGREE" SAYS LABOUR CHAMPION (By Singapore's labour ihiinipion. Mr. S. I\ Garett who resigned from his post a. Trade Inum Adviser fie could nut a^ree with the Government pollcyto rerard to trade mission, told me m a midnight Interview
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    THE MAN BEHIND THE NEWS
    66 7 THE MAN BEHIND THE NEWS (l m it tamo m,: laDourer'a fron the Industrial m, s ou th Shieldi, Hr Interested «n §©onoX, joined the <>■> and »s still mLhr, Hi s< v« rii lea I XIIK II: > n« m Enfland. K u mil ,t the war Wh was
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    NATIVE STATES PROBLEM IN FREE INDIA
    96 7 NATIVE STATES PROBLEM IN FREE INDIA the txadit onal B India into the B republic— a task L B tttemp cd may B c the const tutio al I vyers for B c m says the B Herald i. B a'"ds the B "that the ■fincei ('lllB v Hindu, a
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    15,000-Mile Flight To Give Evidence
    62 7 15,000-Mile Flight To Give Evidence POOLE. DORSET. Miv 3 —Dr. ODonell of Trenvare. Waterford County. Eire, left Poo'e airport to-day on the 8.0.A.C. flyina beat Natfield lor a 15.000-rmle icurney to Japan to give evidence against piison camp commandant and guards at a Japar criminals trial. Dr. ODonoll was tak<n
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    COLOUR BAR IN BRITISH COLOMBIA
    21 7 COLOUR BAR IN BRITISH COLOMBIA I H i of ■Did Indi;. 1 I m H? Prince I H. m m Reuter
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    U. S. Feed 100,000 Bavarian Children
    27 7 in. in L iing moiv than riaii children d iricuUur •h pnt 1 n By half mil children m Dona U.P.
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    13 7 ced with B 1 mmunfst revolt i ■h Premier, hi eh he U.P.
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    Sterile Eggs Set Back Silk industry
    17 7 Sterile Eggs Set Back Silk industry ricultura dust producing centn China, i from Yunn I [QOJOOO U.P.
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    "Shanghai Incident" Evidence At Tojo Trial
    127 7 At ti U to-day tl ration 'it that [nation of tn<- I val sub lieutenant Oyama and ti,, panymg him occurred wi two tn«(i to pnt«T t] drome m th# city's demilitarized z< The witness said that about 100 Japanese were stationed m Urn'
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    Korean Goods For World Markets
    118 7 Korean Goods For World Markets SEOUL, May 3— lt has been announced thai the first shipment of Korean products tor sale m the world market left Inchuii aboard the s.s. Flying Arrow for New York. Accoiui:ig to an agreement between the United States miii lary government m Korea and the
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    Plans For Ceylon Govt. Shipping Company
    153 7 Plans For Ceylon Govt. Shipping Company Colombo, May :i. Explor talks between Rajah Hey. arane, Ceylon Minister for industry ana Commerce ana two groups dt Indian commercial Ints have resulted In an agreement being reached on plans tor a Government-sponsored snipping company, it was learned nere today. According to tentatlvi
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    China's Anxious For Jap Peace Conference
    73 7 China's Anxious For Jap Peace Conference NANKING, May 3.- The Hsin Mm Pao quoting diplomatic sources said to-day that China was anxious for the Japanese Peace Conference to be held at the earliest possible date. The paper said China suggested slashing Japanese industries to the 1914 level but the United
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    Around The ToWN
    1131 8  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Mammoth Charity Drive G. T. Edward's house 31, :tr. Road. wa s the scene great activity la>t Wednesday >n and evening when over ndred people t I very deserving cause. object was to raise funds Children". Feeding Centre at Havelock Road, for ling children
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    MURDER IN HYDE PARK-AND THE YARD MEN APPLAUDED
    807 9 MURDER IN HYDE PARK-AND THE YARD ME N APPLAUDED GOSSIP FROM THE BRITISH STUDIOS Specially written for s the Morning Tribune by Bernard Slydel i i udon. Apr. 18. Well-known to thousand-, ol IfitOM, London-, Hyde the scene of an unpn :.nted crime wave lust week 1 1 Id-tips, robbery
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      79 9 'P* INCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE W^* Z 'en/ MEBBE H I SORRY, SON.'- TMAR SBHB^ WAI I, LI'L ABNCR.7 I I m£%' NLE V HE'S HAIN'T A MORSEL O' '^BffPfMK, AH GOT A BUNDLE! J IAPPt-Aft^Kif S 1 TA LENTED- FOOD T' PUT IN YORE FO' VO'
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    312 16 by call' I•• 1 third I r the <_**-o hundred m d r c h o d Krd-hned iadiaod wi-.itt Has to th? the Dutch R-.jident to tit their proclamation. There wire no incidents and s been reported elsevhere .n the Sundalands by
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