Morning Tribune, 9 August 1947

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    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE M7 W CENTS
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    UPAM Reject Demands By Rubber Workers
    50 1 UPAM Reject Demands By Rubber Workers i suondi nt > United l>l,n, s., down tht ulti. W Indian I \mmen mcil tent an i erated ,s prep N [u gust 21. ng b» Augm ii thi rubbi r work- i >h, reply to tin tms J \vmg tlitxt vk i
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    Prefab Homes Can Be Built Ready To Live) In 20 Hrs.
    488 1 (Tribune staff Reporter) 1 made here from ?vail•>vh ich can be set up ready for Is th( aim of a local firm ts first model to be exhibited Ha; wooden bungalow de- ture specially pane] sections which can be
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    Soviet Protest To Greece
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    Handbag Snatchers Busy In K. L.
    7 1 Handbag Snatchers Busy In K. L. I
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    TRUMAN TO MAKE DECLARATION
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    Abbey Prepares For Royal Wedding
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    2 DIE IN COLLAPSE OF SALVAGE SHED
    364 1 INDISCRIMINATE LOOTING LEADS TO TRAGEDY N«'% era I Oilier* In jiirt'fl II v Falling ll« k bris (Tribune Staff Reporter) Indiscriminate looting of the str «1 supports of a shed on the Salvage Dump on Baiestier Plain is believed to have been the
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    2 A.M. HOLD-UP BY ARMED MAN IN GEYLANG
    299 1 2 A.M. HOLD-UP BY ARMED MAN IN GEYLANG (Tribw l S'aff R>pcrter) Awaken.d at 2 o'clock yesterday morning Chinese living it Liu-ong 3, Oeylang, t-d h?s eyel I mar. beside hia bed and thit t him with a revolver. He till while the man cover d him up with his
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    Churchill Attacks Crisis Bill
    515 1 "Blank Cheque To A Totalitarian Govt." London, Aug. 8. —Rising amid cheers from his supporters to move the rejection of the Government's Supplies and Services Bill at its Second Reading today, Mr. Winston Churchill, Britain's wartime premier, described the powers which. the Bill would give the
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    INDIAN DELEGATE ACCUSES DUTCH
    310 1 Indonesia Issue Before UNSC The Dutch ti memorandum which eventually led to hostilities These had now v\, but t! main- LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. B.— When the Indonesian issue came before the Security Council here last night, India's delegate B.R. Sen called on the Council to order
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    Opposition Defeated
    50 1 LOS DOS'. Aufi. 8. The Opposition amendment to reject the Government's h\ii girin;/ if pouters to meet the economic crisis xci ted in the House of Common* t>v *::>i vote* to turf th< tin loot read a m (-and tinu -Kir* (I m pntv without <i division. v-»-
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    MILITARY BAND TO PLAY
    19 2 MILITARY BAND TO PLAY [>ore D mill <)| II; thunibciiand of B M II play 5 p.m ai .1 g
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    Infant Welfare Work Gets Into Stride In settlement
    291 2 Infant Welfare Work Gets Into Stride In settlement V >| Illttj V JfUll lUlll M 1 t m i V Milt 1 the In ,il! 1. this \i i pjete nut 1 1 uoi tulit In ui i i i this :.;>ln IX* Of pu OUt «*duCHtiOj of bi mothein
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    Unauthorised Possession Alleged
    22 2 Unauthorised Possession Alleged A! Nee, 2-yei lay .u Hi' l i Ix iI: w i Lo i» i;ul< and t 7 '•nd(
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    RADIO TALK ON HONGKONG
    30 2 RADIO TALK ON HONGKONG Mr i n n No n r,, the partmejii ol B3con< mic Ail tlv returned He ml] I abOUl lii.s ■|!!;.iOs from Radio Mai pjn. next
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    I. N.D.Y.L. PICNIC
    29 2 Th* IND yi. rKamp B aln I Will '.•<> lor a i Pulo P a.m. ah mcml i to meel Mr D i School 1 1: g
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    $16,000 Damage In Estate Fire
    63 2 Frcm I •PAU. A »Ut 6.15 pah Fire I Tapah und found fullv iblaz i about |Wo houi ui out bu Ithe buil t-royed The total estimati loss incui.iii:.. rubber amoiu $10,000. How the i &.ted is not ye\ known and it belie irks might
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    Tribute Paid To Founder-Member
    122 2 Tribute Paid To Founder-Member At the receni annupj general Ing of the Vivekananda Ashrama, Kuala Lumpur, an apation of the services rendby the lat e Mr. R. A. nathat to the Asnrama and ihe Vivekananda l ur.il School 1 and a vote of ccndolei r passed, with memobserving a minute's
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    FOOD PARCELS FROM PRINCESS
    29 2 >N, Aug. Prii Elizabeth ha -h. Painiliea A di.stnbutann! rvicc paro pouni ent 1 „s her 21s; the Nation►Uncil Wom( i nf Qm>«n«. H' liter
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    Indian Merchants Fete Bankers
    140 2 (Frcm Our Oicn Rivor f eri KUALA LUMPUR. Aug. 7.-- Indian merchants of Kuala Lumpur gave a tea party at ihc j Eastern Hotel in honour of Rao n b V. R. Vedamuthu, Deputy General Marat?* r, indti Overseas Bank Ltd., who j here an a
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    Tremors: Town Panic-Stricken
    80 2 HAVANA, All?. 7. -A sh mid-afternoon shock sen; the [picturesque provincial capita! a; i) into a second clay tromor and an uneav popula prepared for another night In the open The National Observatory I (i thi quakes were not ot -i^in but merely earth adjustments and leismoloredicted
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    Campaign medals for R.A.F.
    54 2 I K tho which th M "1 th«" t inj_; the i l'.Ml will entitled to the i lt .1 ati'i the tons must be made out lii elaln this i ire bein table through the r.C. Aasociatioi Eioad, Sin, 1 enquiries should be ■i. accompanied
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    Four Alience Criminals To Be Depot
    37 2 Four Alience Criminals To Be Depot Ft ui i S d li iy b 'i Singapore t..j < rnment. The ci for offen< pore. T! it Siu Chi ror bein Kwangtungj and tliKwangtung and th«tt, Pukien) a r«tui
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    Two Boys Seni Detention Ho
    116 2 Two Boys Seni Detention Ho Two boy> faced of breaking taining 1243 rou Dummy Amm; 0< two bottles ihe Juvenile Co Magistrate Mr B L yesterday. Thi was said to havi ted on July ai Goc'own 41 Both accused guilty. Finding the u Magistrate, Mr. B. L. i "Unless er
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    Indonesians Thank Malaya For Red Cross Gifts
    22 2 Indonesians Thank Malaya For Red Cross Gifts Japa i M mi «ln other M M A I I I valu Qnd hi
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      29 2 iitt.t Faahloni CHOP CHING UDNO f*OAt SHANOHAt > •ormrrij i Orchard Roa«< »•!..,„„> service: Satlifactlon nrmnt«ed Z>/ r/j A//r care o) war trout VICTORIA DRYCLEANING CO. (from i n r> 1
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      Trade Union Politics
      286 4 |J; requesting the -Singapore Government to "1I((V- h;; Mr :"1! to collect fun political pur•/'V 1'1^ 1" Union ha, caHed It(' J I1( 'n l■ l-1"' that is vital to the effective Co"ony representative government in the At the moment Trade Unions are prohibited 1 u;m their
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      Race Riots In Britain
      104 4 I R( 'Ponslblllty foi the outburst of anti Semetic demonstrations In Britain must parth rn e by lh" ll ''"11 ten who have embarked upon 1 British soldiers in Palestine 1 '1I!)1(| fad ol antl Semetism has been Do Polarised i propaganda Bill We don't think
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      Down And Out
      23 4 Inch wiped out II ma and '»(l to hav( thou and million that the hen a it whil< ii<- th<
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    Here... There... And Everywhere...
    1083 4  - Here... There... And Everywhere... PETER PRY By MIIIIIIUHIXIIliM*!*" 11^ a r pal ol mini i few d I heir in Bingap< r< who had an j lolly(1 way shoved under his HE DID NOT (•<>. Having been n directions where and how to And a fellow who so badly missed
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    Modern Youth Overrated?
    95 4 SYDNEY. Ten years were nt to n ach children to n and write "iri after they left school the majority never opened a bonk bui book or a thriller, a < said In Sydn The pi ather Leo D ton, MSc made these otl lunch hour n
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    TO EACH HIS OWN
    1280 5  -  MARY BUTLER Special Tribune Serial by (Band on the Paramount Pictun "T IW STORY SO FAR I B i H. run B Mt anH H j H< H/ B H B i B I I Now Read On >Y went to lk uld turn for work.
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    IHE TATTOOS PANTIES FOR A LIVING
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    Who's Who
    17 5 fJody) Norm Olivia DcHaVillVna a. iii Arthur I f Virginia Farmer And Introducing w md
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    Gratuities, pensions for police widows, orphans
    209 7 Gratuities, pensions for police widows, orphans I rfbtine Stall Reporter) Malayan report on tl publ.. in Mai 15,11, n 'Prehen 5 RtMlttM-. to whom a i children, a pel pect or' i. until such rim the amount not cigbtli of the pei the u c hUd or children, but ension
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    Jap-Regime Detective Sentenced To Hang
    268 7 Jap-Reg ime Detective Sentenced To Hang KUAI A LUMPUR Aug 6. The s returning a verdlct nurder, a Chinese named Saw Shong Hai alias Tan Hi :h ri ttached to the Japanese Police during the i ernoon convfcted by Mr. th Assizes i:iid .sentenced to death Chin< Yoke Chu on
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    U.S.TRYING TO BANGLE US'
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    Gandhi Wants To Live In Pakistan
    9 7 Gandhi Wants To Live In Pakistan II B Reuter
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    INDONESIAN INVITATION TO INDIA
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    PREMIER'S HIGH PRAISE FOR INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE
    65 7 PREMIER'S HIGH PRAISE FOR INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE c "trainin i Hi [ndian Civil d- vot< d 1 :u administration''. H< al^o u. iv med s ann .^aid Cli Army had achieved hmh repyta Indl i that mall band ol C ii th»- tac* ol ol difficulty and dan* on India
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    $ BILLION OF GOODS HIDDEN UNDER DECK
    29 7 BILLION OF GOODS HIDDEN UNDER DECK SHANGHAI. revealed rod iy tl b llion and .1 hall I unnui found .chants' B pai smu under the im, clud U. P.
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    COMMONS RECESS POSTPONED
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    JEWS STRIKE AT RAILWAYS AGAIN
    92 7 JEWS STRIKE AT RAILWAYS AGAIN I cMillaL, Bi uution i i I nperia] I iff hal Moi 1 ondon tomorr w m 'l he tei n 1 1 n 25i) 'k by an illy detonated mint' betwe* n I Am. i rth of Tel Aviv, and 11 was i tficially
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    US avoids trouble
    58 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 7. Secretary of Stato Gkorge Marbhall. it v.-'s learn d fiaa refused to ask Russia give back the American plates jor printing German occupation currency Marshall advls^l Chairman S'ylc Bridges of the Senate Appropriations Ccmmittee that such a demand mn-iht further upset the troubled diplomatic
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      62 7 "TYPEWRITER CALCULATOR" available for immediate delivery Repairs undertaken Y. T. LEE 332. North Bridge Road, Telephone 7971 Typewriting Duplicating Undertaken. !gSS, All the hih:si styles WATCHES CLOCKS Wholesale Retail Owng to limited stock no r^<oloirue is issued I pert Repairs Undertaken Yick Woh Hing ,429 North Bridge Ron!, SV Phone
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    AROUND THE TOWN
    1053 8 AROUND THE TOWN Many Happy Returns OK To The States r < i the P< nang i idl< H Clul Watern Durini e no .til \> I !1 will be there On the utbreak i I the Pacific wai m and vacuated to India from Penang and stayed there until
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      82 8 Nonv Dn in small SI/« from London New York. njaTrie^) noTel /otnaapohje I /\/'\R I I V /v I MiUya's Leading Jewellers Diamond and (iem Merchants 11. P. de Silvu. Lltl.J (incorporated in Ceylon) Singapore, 19 21, High St. Penanff. 1, Bishop St. 1 MpHHyTotE AC {NTS fpq MAIAYA^BBBBBBBW AND
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      31 8 I If I M A w II Ifl M li A A 416. ORCHARD ROAD SINOAPOF Quick Services TKT Dt3 5ir.,,,, leanlnr, Invisible >!«••>•' I Dyeing Hifli -|.iss Workmanship Sal Prlcea Model
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    Tojo Defence Alleges U.S. Pressure On Japan
    74 10 Tojo Defence Alleges U.S. Pressure On Japan othei i o<l document to show u i difficulty ev» n time economj was responsible I nan i Th«- Internati( buna! for the Into the court i no, cial publication oi partment, inch:.:':.. Cordell flu! J. In th«> teleg that the United United
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    127 Policemen Arrested
    37 10 RANGOON, A me.se authorities 127 policemen who >< k par. the recent police s nke Thakin Tun. i Of U Aiu. Sirateti Burmese Japanese-sponsored "B feince Army' 1 dur i was rUso arrested, spokesman rev.
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    Police Chief Ha Pocket Pickel
    39 10 TOKIO. Aim I thj m Pomv Chief Jui I to of Nagasal .(i. found I I p: bit > him. A'. 'n tWO Cil an un-identifl I ■j hi)> DOCk^l COE H u-and 5 Reuter
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      228 10 \w m «s Tl s m v j it.AND IHt ONLY COMTOBT- JAY. WWI WAS Wry V 0 W** 5 o^L ?n utSoWN MOOSE ABt. BEDS W«> T«0 -to V^^TsSSt J /TUEKXJRTU CLOOfi BACK (Sfilt^y^W L„ Tr ,r .#1 I WE WENT 1U BED. MltN J M««M V AND \jmjEk
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    63 11 B I ■I ft N I K I K B- quality ■e $75. 511 Black K 566 Hi: -Bali old quam m i I No l >v, E K 1 H \,i Stj'i lomH I No I B i Quality S180: B No. 2. B' 1 ?22; $20.
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    GUILT PLEA IN ARMS CHARGE
    120 11 Oum r< ipo*4e**i ■■•n. Ail- y Sentence n Tnnku Abdu) Timku H*s- local ded gu Mr. D M K. Grant fin if i>eip R found in posi of a 22 Bej vico auto matic revolver. l r was stated used was -rrestod by Mi. Nicholson,
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    16 11 QeaDori lid a Ma k inn -iB. Pat; 7 WOT f HIM!* f If
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    MALAYA NEEDS SUBSTITUTE FOR RUBBER
    66 11 Our Oun ftaporteri Malay.. sh< Uld d Ing afi i substitute rubber was the opinion I by Mi. F. J. Bryant, docal Bar, when h Ipnh Rotliriai kly luncheon meel Jubik i the i r» > suit y. rhen and n 1895. recalled E^erak persona
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    ANG BIN HOAY TOLERATED BY B.M.A.?
    169 11 who was i tnation r Ahm the Chi to th- M A'Uy, had added thi I •d" durii H.M.A. I by th to Ac was forced to pay month rption ol 50 cents for the month money Bli H n m< and the ch
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    S'pore Indians' Independence Day Plan
    87 11 S'pore Indians' Independence Day Plan Firing of crackeri at 2 am on the morning of Aug. 15 12.01 andard Time will mark Singapore Indians' celebration oi [independence Pay. Following is the tenUtiv< me announced by the Regional Indian Congress of Singa i Fii Ing oi crackers at 2a m. on
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      127 11 NEW SHIPMENT I STRINGS FOR CONTRA-BASS ,G or Ist $1200 I) or 2nd $14.0<» A or 3rd 817.00 E or 4th $22.00 Marios Cane Reeds lor Clarinet $1.00 For Allo Sax $1.50 For T6nor Sax 01.75 DENJIAN Turkish Crash Cymbals 11" thick or thin 522.00 13" thick or thin $27.00
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      186 11 Ion your radio today BLUE MIWOKR I'KOOKAMMI S MMW ENG1 ISH {Ratio Mulaya-Sinyapure) I 2u 416.0(1 u.oo p. if.: II the Medium ad in tho Slept from 7.45 to When tM traiiMn ID Netwu i. •i .)«it) j, in. I M.l Igfl PROGRAMMJ 1 \> in Radio Orohesti a Conduct
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      151 11 1 in Mai ■iik" in 1 1 p. n d N Summar} m Amo) 1.10 Neu Sumttriir*) in c l l,) O ment .nut p mil 1.30 2. p.m. Down, o ;,i <• Tune, dement in Mandarin; 6.02 Wri k-End Entertainment in Mandarin; b.3o "AU Men An 1 Brothers" in
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    BITTER ATTACK ON CRISIS PLAN
    610 12 BITTER ATTACK ON CRISIS PLAN DEVAL UATION FEARS i tojn to BrJ tain will probably b. exhausted in the month of Octo ber Hugh Dalton, I Exchequer, told the British tne natlnn l )lv l )al to tighten Its belt still further to implement the he Labour cabinet. The cuts
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    KLM PLANE AVOIDS INDIAN AIRFIELDS
    26 12 BATAVLA, Aug. 7. -A KLM Const) route rdam via Colombo a d Athena avoiding Indian and Middle East airfields.- Reuter AAP
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    41 12 LONDON, Aui;. 6.— An 18-year-old ■toWaway \\a.s discovered at the London airport in a British Overseas Airways Corporation airliner Which was about to leave for South Africa. It is believed he had hidden if aboard the plane the nifcht OUS.- Reuter
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    300 PER CENT FILM DUTY IN BRITAIN
    129 12 300 PER CENT FILM DUTY IN BRITAIN I thai lroi! i( j duty ot 300 su jl tfd tor th< iutyoi perc< Ud into Bn\ The d<i turns cha I the ci.it*' ol in I value will i first COpi*f In I today, and I 1 cording to th I
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    COLLEGES TOUR
    121 12 KUALA LUMPUR Au: I A combined crick Raffles and Medical C B;af?apore. will pla- I presentative crick largor and Negri g ing the week-end. The Combined I consists of 15 play two represented tl in the recent crick I The mutch ag I sentafive Selai I played o;i
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      126 12 CAPITOL Hul By > iik. >r\in: ro.\H.ni AIGhTIEST THRILLER! '"^filL ma«Riu osuuiunn 'P^ ORIGINAL OPENS TO-MORROW "The Private Life Of Don Juan" Btarrinp DOI I %IRBANKS MERLE OBEROfi >k bV I W H BW H k fi> 1 M fj I j )7I JiJ'Ml You'll moot a man with the
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      20 12 TO-DAI TFjfWffii 1 15. 6-00 9 P.M. COMPLETE 26 REELS! tcrday ALL SHOWS PACKED TO THE TOP! Special Morning Premiere
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    This Plane Can Will Up At Car Gas Station
    21 13 This Plane Can Will Up At Car Gas Station I up I I I K I. I 1 W iiway U.P.
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    New'Aid Britain Move In States
    45 13 Mr. Wil is thi? K Europe's Id ScH m is H and perhaps the only. able to to Britain and H in the H Mr. H- Mr. Jd ft and Mr I r to the I I I than I
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    FIRE ON THE RANCH
    7 13 FIRE ON THE RANCH I 7 U.P.
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    TOO SOON TO ALLOW JAPS TO TRAVEL FREELY
    338 13 WASHIN< An Australian Embai kesinan «Hi.| today t'har Australia. China and New Zealand consider that -time is' "not yet ripe to permit the j to travel freely id." He Hid, "While recognizing the altruistic motive prompting the L r nited states proposal
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    CHURCH SET ABLAZE
    82 13 NORTHAMPTON. Aug. 7 Mor« than a doz»n polic^nu-n cordon•<l oil Saint Michael's Church. Northampton, after a t\w in the vestry had destroyed furniture, hundreds of hym n books and Firemen tound vestment!- torn and strewn about v Hoor. the church, chairs had been urned and hymn boo/**
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    Wedemeyer To Visit Canton
    80 13 Wedemeyer To Visit Canton HONGKONG, Au;t 8: -Canton authorities nuv been oflQci" ally notified to expect th« arrival of the Wfdomey*-r Mis-ion on August 12, According to Chinese Press Canton dispatch.-. Wedemeyer accompanies by Several aicU's and Chinas** government officials will stay at Chiang Kai Shek's official residence. Both General
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    SHE WANTS TO "BREAK AWAY FROM THIS ROTTEN WORLD"
    61 13 7 Virginia Hill, girl friend of iiain fang chief 1 t()<> i< "it ,rk tonight may ping out «.i the plane and dt* iburn-halred iidei tkina mi field since take people are not allowed t<> probably jump out <•» the plane
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    STOLE CIGARETTES FROM NAAFI
    183 13 STOLE CIGARETTES FROM NAAFI PENANG 6 All t. four d ironi the NAA who with Bt*alll cigarctU the Store were tnu morning sentenced In th Third Court. Th'- first accu**d, Ma;-tm, whom th« prosecution descrtt) the Tiii'^-l'-ad*'!" was accused rtealing 8 tin- of eigaretts. while the remaining thi Malay accused
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    Age-Old European Monopoly Abolished
    463 13 (Frcm Our Oicn Reporter; KUALA LUMPUP Aug. 6.— Troposals put forward by the Malayan Rugby Unio t grid approved by the Ru^bv Football Uivm of England, the governing body, should lead t o greaUr erthusiasm for the game in Malaya's schools ar>d a?*o among Asians. At
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      226 13 ellent Entertiinmeiit! 1 KceUenl Acting!! I Ml t\>ur show 1 {0— 4— 6.30— 9.30 p.m. JACK M. SKIRB.UL and BRIO MANMXU MEREDITH pi tftt .'MCMCf HcMUV* M9W M BARRAt Children's Matlnsei To-day To-morrow 11 a.n Errol Flvnn In "SAN ANTONIO" (In Technicolour) (A Uarner Bros. Picture) IOMORROW "c^KORVIM MIMES d^|}
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    'Brown Bomber" Going To Manila May Come To S'pore For Exhibition Bouts
    56 15 'Brown Bomber" Going To Manila May Come To S'pore For Exhibition Bouts boxing Reporter) inaj HI D raw i i iSi ia hi k. promote ai hi bit ion bouts on the If the ii accepted eßi B ttber is willing to v sit Singapore has b< •he rxhithe Jala"
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    S.A.F.A. Approves Charity Games
    6 15 S.A.F.A. Approves Charity Games SI FA
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    WO's ACCUSED OF DECEIVING AT BISLEY
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    England-Aussie "Test" On Padang
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