Morning Tribune, 19 August 1947

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    UNKNOWN Moratorium: Singapore Meeting
    46 1 UNKNOWN Moratorium: Singapore Meeting rfTribune Staff Reporter) 1 1 vernmenti are ren n »n, and I thii was apcertain amend ait 1 The draft will possibly now re the Advisory ngapore and the Union. ots of the M viilorium will, 1 further understand. b considered -übsequent
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    IRRA Halts China Relief
    24 1 H Hi' Hem pi Hb rtin<i I l' v He H rsRR demanded icithH UNRRA m by the nt. U.P.
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    Rice Prices Soar In Singapore
    109 1 «Tr:bune Staff Reporter) Rice prices m the cp,?n mar- ftred by more than 7 J r cent, at the opening of the k"s tradi:iii yesterday. This mainly duo t> tn*> unfavurable exchange rates preva ng for the Straits dollar m 3angkok and also due to
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    Sequel To Quashing Of Rape Verdict
    44 1 PEIPING Aug. IS. The North i nlna Student Federation has pent i-iiov to On-Malissimo Chiang I Kai-shek. demanding a Governprotest against the United Navy'i setting asm,. „t Verdict on Marine William Pieraon, and a nt a ner. U.P.
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    Smuts Snubs UN
    75 1 LONDON, Aug 18 neral Sinn** has told Pundit Nehru, I'runt Mmi.stt, <,t tht Dominion thai Smith Africa cannot aivt pt th> implementation of tii' United Nations General m mhii/\s resolution as a basi* tin discussion between th* Unum and India. This is disclosed m letter r* ndon
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    1 To 38,500!
    36 1 Shanghai. Aug. 18.— The Central Bank officially announced that the open market rate, buying, s 38,500 Chinese dollars to United States dollar, and .selling. 39,500. The rate, howr, is subject to change whennecessary.
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    137 1 ready ci< today m sepai.itelv chaM liners to resume I holiday and another aiH I standing by to Htfl ter Aneuiin I'.r\un baclm 1 ness m S* tlan I M: Alfl ever, was still m Dowifl though nol < \pectedlM more than 24 hours, aaH yin was at the
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    Grief-Stricken
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    Tragedy Follows Camp Dance
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    Test Match
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    Jinnah Joins
    69 1 Karachi, Aug. is. Nearly 100.000 Moslems joined Govemor(ron» :al Mohammed AM Jinnah today, m his Idulfitri prayers to the end of the month's fasting throughout the Moslem world Jmnah said 'This day of reIng throughout the Moslem world so aptly comes Immediately m the wake of the national
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    BRITAIN, US DEMAND BIG 3 INTERVENTION
    174 1 "POLITICAL MURDER" IN BULGARIA Soviet violation of Yalta pact 'FIA, Aug. 18:— It fll understood hew todayBritain and the United States were planning a tig doubie-barrelled protest to the Allied Control Commission and to the Bulgarian Government, branding the death sentence of Nikola Petkov
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    British Mission To US: Cabinet Awaits Reaction On $ Crisis
    145 1 British Mission To US: Cabinet Awaits R eaction On Crisis LONDON, Aug. 18. The British Cabinet "Big Three" Prime Minister Clement Attlee. Deputy Prime Minister. Herbert Morrison, and Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, remained m London today following last night's specially summoned three-hours crisis meeting of the full Cabinet, to which
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    Good Driving
    80 1 Dunstabie, Aujj. 18.— Mr. L. Richards, of Lovers Walk, Dunstable, wds driving a Green Line coach from Loi.don to Luton, when a private car suddenly headed straight for the coach. Richards swerved the coach rapidly across the the road, mounted the grass verge on two wheels, skilfully righted
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    Worst Floods In Ceylon's History
    19 1 18:... Thousands of per wen* I ties won the i m Ceylon's history. I
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    16th Child At 43!
    76 1 CHESTER, Ann. is. A toomem who is i^.i, has given birth to her 16th child at th( Chestei City Hospital. She is Mrs. Shaic. in f< of J<thn Thomas Shnir. etnployad at a U>nil works. The lct> st arrival is a boy. Mrs. Shaw had previously
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    NO TROUSSEAU FOR PRINCESS
    118 1 LONDON, Aug. 18. Princess Elizabeth has chosen the dress she will wear for her wedding to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten at Westminister Abbey on November 20, it was officially announced from Buckingham Palace today. The Princess' choice was made from several designs submitted by London dressmaker Norman
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    "To Fight The Dutch"
    129 1 Singapore. Aug. 18. Antara monitored by United Press, today said that a Chu.ese voluntary brigade "to tight the Dutch colon! lefend Indon independence hi •■d at head' Sole m centra] Java. a 1 tm announcing the event has been sent to the ChiConsul Generdl at Batavia
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    Beauty Queen
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    PERAK FORMS COMMITTEE TO AID INDONESIA
    161 2 iron civv gathi c.M.k a1 VMS decided unanii under the direction ol Cumin it r. ol \i Bach a iao< iation v. Vl a f" ntative who v committee tni woiiJd Heel look alt.'r the local iisiM,- to pei Committee ■< Tapah. All monies
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    Services Will Also Be Counted In Forthcoming Census
    63 2 Services Will Also Be Counted In Forthcoming Census Bm They Meedti) Answer lo )nt stions liiili Civilians \u ti I! M TAimv ren 'i h do no inanenl ipuln luding h wil] be i (heir v thai not >re than alive f. the C n b Householder a i thai
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    FELLOWSHIP FOR DR. MOREIRA
    104 2 'From Our Own Report* IPOH. Aut>. 18.— In -h- an- «>r the Queen's h:i) awards for tnte Dr. A \v c. Moreii the Bahi Gajo i/,) S p,f«l.. a n,j Di Sandosham of the staff 5; rlu Singapore of Me"lcire. haw bcoti awarded FH- I 'ov*
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    WORE HK MEN OUT ON STRIKE
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    Sultan Visits Padi Areas
    83 2 Sultan Visits Padi Areas h [CS; MB] V M and ro i Abdul Hi .a Kumpong Dt I it boundary Thi i hen i i(i Ounons ma: U", H »top i v ur o: Hi High] f iction at the g< padi plantei Ing the sch of p] I His
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    Boiler Busts: Tinclal Killed
    81 2 Boiler Busts: Tinclal Killed TELUK ANSON. Aug. 18— A i explcsior at the o'l refinery ili 'Jenderatta Estate, resulting i.ihe death of an Indian Undal and injuries to another Indian and a Chinese has been reported. 11 i.s understood that on Thursday evening a boiler at the refir cry blew
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    German exports up
    47 2 BERLIN, Aug. 17.— General Clay. American military governor, Said today that the six-month-old expur; drive by the western zone of Germany was finally showing healthy I growth and m July totalled approximately 15 million dollars, U.S.. not including the value of heavy timber shipments.
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    Cease Fire Ignored, Say Dutch
    210 2 BATAVIA. Aug 18.— The R,'uublicars are still ignoring tht cease fire order, the Dutch Army communique claimed today. I, leports heavy fighting m the Pamekasan. area, on Madur. lard. an<l numerous clashes m oontral Java, north of Jogjakarta, m which the Dutch sufru'ed some casualties.
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    164 2 H Aug. 18 At 1' I Japan, B it into the 1 I ,i Honolulu. 13 person d including ufflcer Of Oen. Mac-. .idquaiwen lebrlt strewn In the tnilei from I Hawaii -.ink out of i*fhl a rescue craft could r ach it. i. Atcheson, top ird the plane
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    148 2 ■•••tWH the but; H< n I I was en I Of No. 72. X I The a] 1 !by Mr M I Mr M. G Perak, app I Prosecul Th- »pp -M tractcr I Jiui < f char( for late del I several cl I distinc; i I j
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    S.E.A. Social Welfare Conferee Opens In S'nore Today
    57 2 S.E.A. Social Welfare Conferee Opens In S'nore Today rhe II open v. 1 p 1 th< I uin tWI nee which t> the the bi, I this will hould i futui i] 1 the ng whin, the "Wai R Dvi par tic deal v. m" I tin all: Dv a
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    35 2 KI'ALA LUMI At a meeting Controller. Mala thr Kuala Luni: I ers' A.seociation reduce th<- pri< i I from to Loan pork la I per kati againsi Iran and fat ai <inst $2.00 linat
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    586 3 International WL. Conference Tl SUfl Reporter) (United N'a'ions mth< International S(Hial Wen the I' NO., 18 impreas- all the races m H. <\s He is no stran^ePto the problems which exists m it he was a former residf'erak. and hud served M an to the Sultan of Perak, 10
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    Reds Derail Coal Train
    65 3 TIENTSIN. Aug. I.B— Railway fficiaJs said an empty coal train was derailed by two Com- munist mines 60 miles north -if I Tientsin. They sad an explo- I sion derailed ;hc locomotive and 20 cars. They said it was not confirmed whether there Were any casualties
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    DECISION RESERVED IN BUKIT TENGAH RAIL SMASH
    147 3 im, Aug. it. 'nquiry preM I. Austin. ing into he cause of the ,!v d :oncluded d m tru* wa 1 1 by I Raili Mr. W. F. .din; and I the de- d and the tl I m Mr Kandiah. i I
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    BUS OF BUS CO.
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    Outstations Celebrate Independence Day
    256 3 Outstations Celebrate Independence Day with mv :<i enth 5 m Kluang beg n premi with the Hag hoisting cen ii: nj wh?c took place !li the pi pn-^ Atherlng ol ail na tionaht.' Following the ceremony, a rceptim was hi id at the AIM elation prei il which ovei 200
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    Hagana Condemned
    60 3 TEL AVIV. Aug. 17 An Irgun i iiroadcast tonight condemi Hagsna for th? "murder" oi women, and children In a ho blown up on Friday night, ah alleged rcpr Uk A i Hawaiian n»ghi club. "WhTi we executed the Br. ■rr were called i'murterert" the broadcast said. "1
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    Loch Ness Monster?
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    PRICE EUGENE DIES
    16 3 STOCKHOLM. V; 17 Prin> toother ol Xii c i ■lid m m U.P.
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    OVER 2,000 VISIT BOOK EXHIBITION
    94 3 Over 2,000 people have already n the British Books Exhib*I'or.s which will be open daily ircm 10 p.m. to 7 p.m. m +ne Victoria Memorial Hall- Thmajority of them have b-en ChiThe visitors <lc not make a hurried visit, bat t«ke a keen and critical
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    NO CHANGE IN GOLD LIKELY
    55 3 JOHANNESBURG Aug. 17 The South African M nistei Firanco, J. H. Hofmeyr. mi n a statement last night said he dil rot believe *here <.vould be chance m the value of gold. He i.dhered to his otten expressed statement that h e did not nnu-
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    Services Will Also Be Counted forthcoming Census
    61 4 7//^v L< Answer i Questions Which Civilians Must I! M I \rniv if,Th ludlng I I dill' (heir i P, they thai noi re than i umber alive o nber I Hi,- c b Householder a 1 thai the ©numerators will be theii
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    Beauty Queen
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    PERAK FORMS COMMITTEE TO AID INDONESIA
    167 4 lion i is tive gathering „i 24 I'.ri.k at w;i.s decided unanii Air li,ii.,n, under the direction Cuminit'jee ol M.. ation v d have a rppreaoni itive who would I committee member, v J em h tou i Would select iti mvv: look nit.-,
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    FELLOWSHIP FOR DR. MOREIRA
    113 4 r(From Our Own Reporter) IPOH. Am-. 18.— In rhe anof the Queen's hip awards for thte i W E. Moiv i Bat u Qaja l/,)sp,t n j.. an(i Dl <\. Sandosham of the stafl o< the Singapore of Me- haw beon awarded F*V I T 1
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    MORE HK MEN OUT ON STRIKE
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    Sultan Visits Padi Areas
    65 4 ii [CS; MBJ ni V M ro i bii I i at K.unp' ct boundary Th( ilien ie i <> Ounong manßgol, where His H stop tcur of h was Ifaction ai of p] [uda Tuan Syt-d Ab dvi Hami( to col ciation to th« nnd.
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    Boiler Busts" Tindal Killed
    85 4 Boiler Busts" Tindal Killed TELUK ANSON. Aug. 18. -A 1 explcsior at the o-l refinery ill Jenderatta Estate, resulting UUie death of an Indian tjndu! and injuries to another Indian and a Chinese has been reported. It is understood that on Thursday evening a boiler at the refir cry blew
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    German exports up
    50 4 BERLIN. Aug. 17.— General Clay. Am i' ri can military governor. Said toe.ay that the six-month-olci (X--pofl drive by the western zone of Germany was finally showing healthy I growth and m July totalled approximately 15 million dollars, U.S.. Dot including the value of heavy timber shipments.
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    Cease Fire Ignored, Say Dutch
    214 4 BATAVIA. Aug. 18— The R.'jublicars are still ignoring tht ?ase fire order, the Dutch Army ommurique claimed today. I cports heavy fighting m the Pamekusan, area, on Madura lard, and runu-rous clashes ir» vntral Java, north of Jogjakarta, In which the Dutch suffered some casualties.
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    151 4 Aug 18. At 1' into th, I .i Honolulu. V night: "1 And ing our I I !::iud!ng ufftcer ol Oen, Mac I .uiquar;. wen vertd lebrl sew" In the Hawaii i*ght .1 rficue r 11 iti. Atcheson, top ird the plane when I landed, shortly before included Col.
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    145 4 ■r. appe I the bin) Hon. Mj I was on I Of No. I The a; by Mr M Mr M. Cr Pcuk. app M Prosecutor Th- app I tiactcr I area dnd I of chai for late del I several cl I distinct i j ne Distrir I
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    S.E.A. Social Welfare Conference Opens In Snore Today
    48 4 i pa -m twelve the cc wiiif the by I mi this will hould Ifure pi nn,i the which n m the the "War R I Dv; parti < m I M ing ally moot m Dv M m the i
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    36 4 KI'ALA LUMPI I At a meeting Controller, Mala the Kuala Lumpi Association, reduce the pric< I effect from t< Loan pork is i per kati againsi lean and fat at Inst $2.0n v againat $1.00.
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      China's Agony
      119 6 to the I have irsago. A n two aw, r "Kainsi Japan Towa n durin 8 l!l war lj civil wwhas contribufpri dev: >sta.tion Now both il,,- v.,i i d eal. are jnobutata£ :foi "SM 1. ths C munist showdown. But wth tl forrff c d br ;l
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      Puppet China
      56 6 inces r and the "y forthcoming fror rpose l:ia v which isalrea ■.■>":,.,,,,„ Congress selfthatl 11 I''-'--■byaskin vel y Chin control over cmc i; already i> the Kuorinanc, .1 over to the charge awn rro .n--prolongation w shown, Influem "ol'ved l^ SISSSS tndia 1, c confllc, by a
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      Going To The Dogs
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    THE BATTLE OF THE GAP
    643 6  - THE BATTLE OF THE GAP Dr. George Gretton I Tlk British c m fighting tl I presented m what the commentatoi „l > By Nt oi tin' count i run- position and i clear statement oi measure witl the sit uation »r i Wednc yen this Prime Minis! Ml K\
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    Television Boom In America
    43 6 fant industry Stat< Convincing pr rtded the othci 000,000 dollars on mom) Eighteen American nianul IUI i m builf) or have plans to build During the duced v m.uk n i> i Cc i 110 and n predici 1
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    MEDITATION
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    TWO-MINUTE NATURE STORY ...The Bees Buzzed
    188 6 TWO-MINUTE NATURE STORY ...The Bees Buzzed IT is the fashion these days to nave a bee m one's bonnet Most politicians fancy they hav«' them m the plural 'and something up their sleeves as vMi Yesterday, however, I had th<m outside my window their thousands, and it w so very
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    AROUND THE TOWN
    855 8 AROUND THE TOWN -with! bDMORt.- At Johore Bahl i h had i Psult ul we thful, k i vi n ft] al W< n led tin 1 High ks, and re I a 1 Nurse Leong Wa! Heng receivbronze medal. A b >ok prize w; s given as a third
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    Ways With Clothes
    44 9 enill< that's started t beach i torn off up to your knees ..nd them nut Plain cur tint addition h\ clod bow Make the b«»v; oul ?tifr ribbon, itud ii w th ordln with the el!*- t hrough th. 1< i
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    36 10 M< T -The Imprisoi patriots meetings v»\-tia, Soviel sail i t<><i;iv th sui\ ot Kor< a a iibendi "In spite masses conti thr democrat I southern X lowed ir tered by the S u>M^ii Reuter
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      206 10 j j. 41l*lt I 110 IB#II ft I jUIn^I IliNt rALLj A I •^^^^^fll^ JB >■ w w8 VK. *^^^H i Ml i > W. I rX x "BELINDA" mmmm ALL THfc 36 FOLK WFI 'H* '"UL p OO« OL C>O^ AflHI f PHONt'V- CEPi HPC ACTINo 1 "JP! W
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    132 11 U,,rHer Outbreak I Hindu mob at»t, killing > looting their property, similai incident •*■•<•-' >• National Call 1 Miles north here it said aiiroad righi .n while Sii Cyril I. itiona t"> Punjab, Kast and wv.st il and Assam were publishIndus and Sikhs were leeply the Hindus be< use
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    Jap Reform
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    'Extending Influence"
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    207 11 Pr c per plcul weight where $58; Ran:i $48. 1 1 2 I NO. 2 S7B Sugai Best qu |nd aval Black Beans— S34. ■>OJ .i Ek'a. :u No. |34 ,i Chilli No. l $50; No. 2 $48. •he! (lour: Lin Siak $16. Sai Tar oca flour: No.
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    Gandhi Moves Hqrs.
    8 11 U.P. 17. It it killing
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    Cani's Appeal To Indonesians: 'Turn Homes Into Fortresses'
    114 11 A\ 1 v hol.lir. iin.i tUhtn irviependen v m .t inannt' id the 01 i i inal stand po nt his moment the md mi is under discussion International forum <>i I 'nil Mai ions Tin* [nd<M uly n<» lnii^ri :t iiltMi.
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    Death Of Swedish King's Brother
    57 11 STOCKHOLM. Aug. 17. t Prince Eug«n, 1 rother of King Gustav of Sweden died early today from an emhoMsh Coh>ption of a blood vessel) Prirce Eugen was 82. He h^l a heart attack when on holidni- the south of Sweden last month and had to
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    New Offensive In Shantung
    42 11 SHANGHAI. Aug. 17.— ChmGovemment forces have launched a new offensive northern Shantung province b.iect of reopening tto nan-Tsihgtao railway line f^r me. lntcrniptcd since the mmunists uained control o! I the Male last Marrn, snatches stated tod U.P.
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    Train jumps rails: 16 Killed
    41 11 i.lttDON, Any 17. -Sixteen killed and more ihkn 70 injured s deruiifd ?,t Villa Fran.'. i, JO unit-, from L bon. Thi- train reportedly jumped the rails when tin- brakes uf t lit- cars failed.- U.P.
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    "Petty Politics"
    97 11 Paris, Aug. VI. Lewis Neik rug. director- general of Hebrew international Aid c ciety yesterday charged Australia with blocking the entry ot already certified displaced persons for reasons <>i "petty politic He .-aid: "Australia granted landing peimits for some 3£oO Jews marly two years ago. N they arc
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    Burma Curfew
    59 11 Rangoon. Aug. IT. The Ranauthorities today Imposed a new curfew time starting two hours earlier, as the latest In ;i series ot security measures introduced since the assassin iven Burmese Cabinet m:n •S last month. Th<> police are still invest > number of hit-and-run shooting incidents neat the
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    10 11 French Pre told til 39tb i French B R U.P.
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    10 11 LJNGKING rhree- adjourned without any ii t)i" he 50(> U.P.
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      38 11 NIo Hong Steamship Co. (1932) Ltd. m Binj ENGER FREIGHT SERVICES Hour Kons, Swatow Amoj SIANG lin« FOR PENANG %ND RANGOON For !»al<'itibanß I or Ba«an 81 Apl Apl via Kanmon. The Ho Hong Steamship Co. (1932) Ltd.
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    Troops Quit India
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    Gandhi disapproves
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    Third Phase Of Efftorts To Bring Order Out Of Economic Chaos
    368 12 Third Phase Of E fftorts To Bring Order Out Of Economic Chaos aigl< .n c i i talks forthcoming ndon on date explanation I id Washing- ntra II tlon m ap- Q .\\dn asp I underlying the On Mi* one Ruhr coal a ump- existing occupation •ludmg the level of
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    58 12 London. Aug. IT. The Fo: today announced that :i and American n prw m Budapest had been instructed to seek assurances from the Hungarian prime mil. that peace treaty qua will be observed m the Auelections as the result t "dis quirt-.ng reports" that about 20 per cent,
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    45 14 17. men! i Di M'i\ h.ib thf I: n< mi ii hundred deli I for h v •n problem dins the Inten ■tiona] on uniting a naiiona] 1 k .1 W«'i hi lent Th< :I inclu vorld 1,, mil ftn Al- U.P.
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    129 15 London. Aug. 18.— The Home Secretary, Mr. Chuter Ede, m a letter to Lieutenant Colon*. 1 Lipton, Labour member for Brlxton. who had asked if he would consider allowing mid-week greyhound racing m London, ia While London is the holiday c ltre fcr many visitors,
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