Morning Tribune, 25 August 1947

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    153 1 MORNING TRIBUNE will pronounce judgement according to the weight of evidence, apportioning blame where he considers it to lie. 1 An inquest is not a trial though, according to circumstances, it may terminate m the committal of a person for trial m which case the Coroner would issue direction to
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    H.B. Offers Legal Advisers To Watch Interests Of Strikers At Inquiry Into Shooting
    749 1 H.B. Of f er s Legal Advisers To Watch Interests Of Strikers At Inquiry Into Shooting SI iff Reporter). mi n the Singapore Harbour ,f the Singapore HarUnion has accepted the mvi S.H B. authorities to a conference to re-negotiate on the presented by the been flixed as the official
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    Press Blast For Labour Govt.
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    Peron Warns Opponents
    154 1 will pronounce judgement according to the weight of evidence, apportioning blame where he considers it to lie. 1 An inquest is not a trial though, according to circumstances, it may terminate m the committal of a person for trial m which case the Coroner would issue direction
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    CAFE BIOWIP FAILS
    23 1 24. sir he mi; dear 7 minutea later and I that a gang of had tried t< fe, with. U.P.
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    PREEK GOVERNMENT RESIGNS
    113 1 ro k Govern a i by the I tsrday I tjority party Sopholla dd«n dec- ion <>i th which v ;i> followed !;it- 1 h an ai i ment by Premh r Dernel xuno; that ihc entire Ooa irai through For( Ign Mini tei Consi s announc<
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    Law On Bali
    51 1 i, Aug. 24. Law and on Bali Island i> expected mplet ly restored when aching measures w:] l I re d on the island. So actii 11 on the island tned 1.2C0 victims f murder and I n. kidnappings i c reported 5t 20 dav fl nf
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    10 Killed In BOAC Flying Boat Crash
    104 1 ily injuiA n from X thai i i w a K< ikith were to r;irlv No of t> i fl fe l lf Bahrein, Aim and tl rhile try. md o n tl ■i to hai kin wm thei men •f them boat
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    SHB STRIKE LEADERS DENY PRESS REPORT
    304 1 "ATTEMPT TO MISLEAD THE PUBLIC u Concerted Action Right From The Beginning" (Tribun? Stall Reporter). Singapore Harbour Hoard strike leaders expressed surprise and annoyance at a press report which appeared yesterday (not m the Tribune papers) to the effect that "about 4,000 Singapore Chinese
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    U.S. Chief-Of-Staff
    44 1 WASHINGTON Aug U Secretary of Wmr Kenneth C ill siiul today that Oem ml Omar Bradley will soon i>< nanu 'hi* f -of -Staff to tu< (!< mml Dvoighi v- irho has at i jit> d tfi' pot President <>r Columbia University. UP.
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    18,000 Applaud Margaret Truman
    62 1 Hollywood, Aug. 24. The President's daughter, Margaret Truman, sang :n one of th^ United States largt-st auditorium, the outdoor Hollywood bowl, taking repeated curtail: calls before an applauding crowd Of 18,000. after singing selections from the "Marriage of Figaro." Cit'l'to Lindo." and "La Fauvette." Sh? was
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    Pit Explosion
    65 1 Annfic-ld Plain, County Durham, Aug. 24. Five men lying m the Royal Victory Infirmary, Newcastle, who were badly burned from the explosion m the Morrison Busty pit here do not krow they owe their lives to the heroic courage of four colleagues who, dashing from another part of
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    Crucial Stage
    27 1 London, Aug. 24.— Anglo-French-American talks on i higher level of industry for Germany, went into their crucial second day yesterday, under mplete si crecy blackout.
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    Hospitals Hard Supply Cut Off
    74 1 (Tribune Staff iteporten Hospital- public Institutions ant) Chinese wholesalers are t'd with the unpli asant p pect of having the?r sup] I I bn iri 'cut <>(T c the ek with the cessation of bak 4 by the empli j I Bakery Sll 'irday n
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    NAKED "SATYR OF NANTES"
    119 1 NANTES. Fiance, Auk. 24. All young girls are staying inuoors after sundown and sleeping with windows shuttered, while heavily-armed police squads attempt to trap the nude man who has terrorised one particular quarter of this city, for two weeks. They call him 'the Satyr of Xuntes".
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    Hit With Bread
    62 1 As a result. It is probable there will be no supplies of bread from the Royal Bakery until the S.H.B. workers" strike is settled.. The Royal Bak* ry bakes on an average 7. poo lbs. of bread a day and .'or hospitals and pub; I Itutions while
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    Filipino Mayor Under Arrest
    100 1 MANILA, Auy. 2!,. Eighteen former HukbakMapa told Interior Secretary Jose Zulucta that Mayor Atilano Bomdec, of San Luis, Pampanga, f Koinetown of Huk Chit f tain Luis Tame) had ordered the (imhuscade patrol which resulted m the death of the child of U.S. Capt. Ervin Plough
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    Movies Threaten Close Down
    62 1 Shanghai, Aug. 24.— Movie theaters were threatening closure today following the enforced shut down of four leading cinemas yesterday due to :t strie of employees. Although Government m cent total mobilization order outlaw d all strikes, the employees walked off their jobs, reportedly because the Majestic
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    Anti-British
    42 1 Cairo. Aug. 24.— For the ond time m 48 hours, the Egypti. the presence of thebeenAunip paraded m Cairo against the presence ol the British m the Nile Valley. Some of the demonstrators toct: y shouted. "'Down with Eng iiind!" U.P.
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    French C'tizens Declare "Watery War" On Surrealists
    265 2 AllU 2\ Ih« X iphin qu the left bank ol tl;i V" on th< ii v A lull im y under the Ru< Daupl m with a ju, ricket) bu: n dt veil oUI llv< I Mi night clubi have the ull I
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    Ceylon's General Elections On
    207 2 COLOMBO, An:' 19 MH>W ter of Health, Ck J)i Sll vn won the ueneral election :i narrow majority <•: 205 l n m Kand eai He waa thus the second United National Party memfr r who elected to C»Aon'a fli I House Repr< sentativei under the
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    China Govt. Agency Can Be Sued
    66 2 Hui.gkong, Auf. 24 The SupCourt yesterday upheld the principle that a Chinese government agency can be su- ci when t rejected the CNRRA petition claiming immunity or. the grounds that the organiaation is v> mment agency. Th: rise involved the ownership oi MO bags
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    WORKS OF UNRRA
    43 2 Nanking. Aug. 24 The Government is planning the establishment of a new relief and rehabilitation committee to take over the work of CNRRA when tbe latter folds up by the end of the year, reliable Chinese sources said today. U.P.
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    UNIONS TAKE STEPS TO PROTECT FUNDS
    241 2 The Registrar of Trade Unions disclosed on Saturday that more and more Trade Union Committees are now taking the necessary steps laid down by law to protect their members' funds by employing the services of an independent and properly Qualified expert. Extra time, until
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    Escaped Soldiers Give Up To Military Police
    68 2 'From our own Reporter) Malacca, Sun.—After 14 day .-eedom. Gunner C. rnompson and Gunner G. who escaped from nnllT MlTend to the Military I tnpin, to n. win) w ird < 11 10 They wpi taki nd •m. th men den Thorn p
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    She Saw His ory In The Making
    565 2  - She Saw His ory I n The Making MAUREEN MALLAL ■FLYING CORRESPOND! Ha Tribure Staff Reporter) Mrs Barbro Alving. a Swede, has travelled so ex^ensely for so many years t hat she may well be considered an internationalist. Her work news reporting. Her beat *ht whole world. What has been
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    Released-For Questioning
    41 2 mi, Korea, Aug. 24. Three loldlers held by lUthorlttei m North 7onh; ..nd v.. I foi quest i nlng by \:my air men, who v. «v II tnakli >h< ne Unei nr-,,r tbi the Un t.-ti and is Reuter
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    Chinese Refugee In Josia
    163 2 Singapore. Aus 1M Accorß to an Antara bros Jogjakarta, monitored nertß day Uy Si an Chun Chairman of the Ch Cie m ciation— Chung Hu: m Jogjakarta, m d situation of Chii ™m said that it was 01 1 >M ghest jobs" ever coi I ontea«
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    U.S. Protest
    22 2 U.S. Prote st WASHING'! The S' I trurtc-d Umtr.l s dor Wai^T Bmith protest with -M po»c<l on B<) i»t Nikola Pctk-
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    Indian Demand Grow's: 850 Tons Of ago Flour Shipped
    805 3 PRODUCE MARKETS ROUND-UP K'rS authorities m !«u--mporter. of produce and reclamation of a tern:, IM dS just two .months produce market where namely difllcult by a series of :•> m the rubber the supply portion for a long tne u 1
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    hivy Leaves or Upcountry
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    Istly Attempt Export Films
    30 3 Istly Attempt Export Films m-V> 23 B W $1,000 on the V l Lain Chin Seong, Mr J( District I I T guilty It 1 I Of- I B I"
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    Nationalisation Of Steel Demanded
    124 3 August 24 Leaders ol Britain steel k(( iKi-i.s yesterday renewed their demand for the natio 1()n (;f l: 1 industry— a question which hits 1 split within the Labour Party and Cabinet dm ent crisis. men of the, 1 end the folio* ■lution lement ah mc!l
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    Troops Called To Lahore
    139 3 Lahore, Aug. 23.— Troops went into action again m communal disturbances m rural areas of Lahore— Punjab district now divided between Pakistan and India but there was continued improvement m the situation m the cities of Lahore (Pakistan* and Amritsar (India*, a communique issued by the
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    PAKISTAN ARMY OFFICERS CELEBRATE IN STORE
    694 3 The Pakistan Army Officer! entei tamed nor* than at thy I V.C hall on Saturday night, to commemorate the birth or the lOtiay old Dominion of Ptki hall was tastefully dec >rut ad for the occasion with th«* illuminated work Pakistan Zinda- bad", (Long
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      This Hungry World
      245 4 The hope thai a few .wars after the war there would he a gradual lmprov< the world's food position cannot now be ntertaii Two years aftei Ihe nd of the w v aeem worse than Many lI now than t hi during Undoubtedly un ler product!* contributed
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      Stalin's Ark
      134 4 n h... bi :i reported I o ahipments of ele phants, tigers, lions, flamingos and o ani mala have beer from Soviet occupied Germany to Russia. It is quite probable tint this move h*s not to prompted altogether by a desire to save these ani (who, we have
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      Noughts And Crosses
      47 4 There 1 n > telling what enth i may i imea Report has It th.it, Am Ident, Henry Wallace, busy on his New York farm trying to croM Ai and R raw it we tut ot th hat .ill Mr Wallace will .-i oul wii
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    Indian Soldiers' Own Newspaper In S'pore
    847 4  -  A Military Observer The Auk' Chose The Title 0/ by [n the Indian A soldiei If always a I ferred to as "Jawan" tin- Urdu equivalent of n" and the newspapei Army Welfare Service foi Indian troops ling m South East is most appropria
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    Meditation
    9 4 .>vil, but overcome evil w'th '<Ro. i 12:21*
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    The Age Of Belief
    128 4 Oui s is an age 01 reasoi., and we pity oui ancestors who weni graves believing th< postcrous sup» 'l only simple minds would -fl accepted without pr I proved assertion such a I earth is a centre verse. Now you and I, childi I scientific
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    Hitler Ordered Scuttling Of The Graf Spee If Creak-Through Failed
    160 5 rH E NAZI SIORY OF THREE FAMOUS SINKINGS -prolonged diplomatic- wrfuW ltt u n g ,,f the German pocket r gpee which W refuge in the neutral llP f SSltevSeo after It had been damaged by 13. 1939. according to
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    COASTAL LIGHTS AIDED SINKING OF THE ROYAL OAK
    341 5 COASTAL LIGHTS AIDED SINKING OF THE ROYAL OAK t LC an"5P N> Au 23 Tne first '^tailed story of the sinkin- of Jhe w 9 .r°uh° n BT^ ttleshi P- Oak. m the second nZh of ess *****1 o-^sp skS The document! disclose that on the day Mr. Chamberlain rejected
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    Padre Praises Those Who Didn't Pray
    79 5 bOttiUm, I'll air mail). Frausi tin those w?io did not prop us given the Rev. A Macintosh, vitxir *>f HfJidon and Catesby, North mnptomtkke, m hie parish Commvntiny on the National Day of Prayer, he soys: "Pn nOIM occasions of this sort hn\f been
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    Held for murder, has birthday party in his cell
    202 5 Held for murder, has birthday party in his cell I New York (By An' Mail) .—Dr. r Lloyd Ross, held m NewhrtunI fels Gaol. Tea of murder, h had a birthday party— in his cell. In the ceil, too, was a crowd of well-to-do guests. They greeted their host wi*h
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    Ban on cabarets
    17 5 Shan lug. 23. All Sh i ham W itfi" months un ["•it.s !'nit«-.i Pri
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    over-excited' U-boat Commander sank first American luxury liner
    23 5 over-excited' U-boat Commander sank first American luxury liner dsddsfsfsfsfsfdsd commissioning thr r-uo. This Uwaa sunk on May 9. 1941 li<) not survive.' Renter.
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    It's Still long Live The Duce' In Rome
    94 5 It's Still long Live The Duce' In Rome ne. Au X 23. a freafa crop of Stuck up on the walls of "wed more than a Pa^ng mterert among the pSpti Jho first of th,s, appears on nrnvj-rsary of Mussolini's rVAt x' th( <>nil of July While -y much info"
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    ARMOURED CARS AT £65 EACH
    12 5 ARMOURED CA RS AT £65 EACH 10 at the it 1 Mir*-
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    Sailors hold up parade-to get kisses from Beauty Queen
    226 5 Sailors hold up parade-to get kisses from Beauty Queen Ixmdon. (by air mail). Jill Kn<>wles, 18, Brighton's Summer t,»iinn. gutft of honour at Chatham (K»-nt» carnival, was htld for ransom m Saturday s procession through the town. Jill, wearing a brief two-piece swim suit, was driving through the main ttreet
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    Backgruond To The Canberra Talks
    718 6  - Backgruond To The Canberra Talks Denis Warner In this report of Japan i> presented the r B y > m Auguit delegates from .ill parts or the Bi lommonwealth will I tn the typ. ot peace that should be Imposed upon Jap.ii) The •nt "t Japan today will be the
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    PATEL AS DEPUTY PREMIER
    30 6 Vallobhl Patel, Mir Btat( [nr prnment, js to be Depu Inti rim governmcnl Party ■■nr! m., »h tf] member of the CongrrM Wo,kin X Comm Reuter
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    Pakistan H.C. Off To Geneva
    101 6 London, Aug. 23.— Mr. Habib Ibrahim Rahimtoola. the High Commissioner for Pakistan, left London by air today for Geneva to lead his delegation at the In-ternatioi-.il Food Conference there. This is the first time that the Pakistan Government will beseparately represented at the International Food
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    LANCASTER DESIGNER % IN TEST FLIGHT CRASH
    191 6 LANCASTER DESIGNER IN TEST FLIGHT CRASH Woodlord. Cht Four Brit I killed and two injured when I < npany's newest Tudor two Blares era I ime here during a test H |ht today. I m a., t t x'i.h^. Hi; kldfjadsfkdfperal nn t*yt'w imo;> suiu uaic i uuvi just dropped"
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    Captured Gls
    56 6 Seoul, Aug. 23. It was reliably reported Soviet authorities m Pyongyang told United States liaison officers that they would release the three captive Am erican soldiers "as soon as we are ready." The Russians have refused to disclose the whereabouts or nature of the charges against the soldiers
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    LORD CITRINE
    29 6 LONIWOJ. A UK 2 3 Lnnl < itnno has been appointed chairman to the British i Authority, with Sir Henry rtn.l Mr. .1 H,, n X leputy chairman.
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    Children Save In Attap Blaz
    109 6 (Frctn Our I Butteiwi rui, tap house at 1 I tared to th< I rhclocjl tin Pawanteh, I r* lo th- see::,- an '1 completely g U v The brigj >\, V vent the ftre spr< I oy attap hull*. I V ing rice mill,
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    Another Sleep
    64 6 Florida, Aug. 23. V I Hill, friend of the >lam :-,'-M By eer Benjamin Siegal is repcJ ft by her personal physl I f hospital suffering from ar.ofl overdose of sleeping tal I She took the first overfH after a quarrel with Sh ujJ befl he was slain
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    Scorched Crop
    48 6 Chicago, Aug. 23 T BK tion's com crop was rchedH the worst drought In M and no relief is m sight. cfr Temperatures above 100 <M registered m Dak over most of the Midv The Weather Bin I heat would last at l< the week-end. U.P.
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    Same Price
    43 6 Shanghai, Aim I movie fans ar. I Hollywood product. 1 price, ranging m W quivalent of ten I eight US. CUT I Foreign film distrlb American— refused Bureau of Social A pay their ihi 000.000 for Hood r< 'accruing profits U.P.
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    ODD JOTTINGS FROM BRITISH STUDIOS
    390 7 ODD JOTTINGS FROM BRITISH STUDIOS will pronounce judgement according to the weight of evidence, apportioning blame where he considers it to lie. 1 An inquest is not a trial though, according to circumstances, it may terminate m the committal of a person for trial m which case the Coroner would
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    FIRE STARTS WATER!
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    Triple-Threat Girl
    549 7  - Triple- Threat Girl James Arthur By June Allyson is a triple threat \n<i she outstanding m all three ti< Like a number of other successful Miss Ally son ma achievement* to cnildh< handh aj> Injured as a child of nine to the ••■nt that doctors doubted whe- am full us.-
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    156 7 i All movement* uncertain owing to strikt Ships alongside the Singapore wharves WEST WHARF Godown 1 2 Ikauna. Godown 3 Emp. Mayport. GcKlown 6 7 Marella. Godown 8/9 Denbighshire. Godown 10 Agamemnon. Godown 12, 13 Glenbeg. Godown 15 16 Agamemnon. COAL PLAN? Koga Maru. EMPIRE DOCK Godown 17
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    Boy played among shells, killed by explosion
    93 7 At tho returned hearing j inquiry <>n Chui Kirn who was kiilotl ai Range, Bukit Timah, on the Sin. Coroner, Mr. VV. Porter, returned a And it by misadventure Tl tO the .1' :-.Vnt. On th»- morning of Aug 10 < hui w«>nt
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    278 7 PRODUCE MARKETS PTteti qu.»;ed tvmw are per v~»i U P „> i tie«Dt where otherwise stated. m $65. n $50 n No. 1 $123. No. 2 H26: Rangoon $100. C»iut!ii(>u« nee. Siam No. 1 SB4: Ko. 2 17* Sugar: B- hty $95; 2nd. oualUv $92. Bi«own Austral. an $70. Green
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    Pathetic
    58 7 1 1 ndon, Aug. 23. —The Canine Deforce League announced totfay that dog owners travellirg to India have been informed that tnc Indian Gove^rment have refused io issue import permits for dogs. 'The ban is involving pathetic partings from pets, and the making representations m New Delhi with a
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    New Deals For Widows, Orphans, Destitutes
    450 8 i i poini on oi v nu In m iti Hi I ill be tl i t mil I"! |>iinislilr < U»nt an shoultl b» .'"Uislk tv fnkt tin tnd > hili entablishrpenl ol i i „i.|.-, .1 !<••' i national ition- ;ii i
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    SUEZ TRAFFIC
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    Task Completed
    56 8 i r.i i The ill the I 'rnti .1 ial > M.Niii' i■• on 1 Hi ludy poHHible MoliitionM "i i!i«- Palestine problem < i miplei thru t ;isk ami will uuhmil i heii findin r t a to v plenary mi 1 iru 1 o| thr I
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    Their first vote
    59 8 Muntiu, A ik' I Some I 000 Philippine At i lam ill m th( 1 1 her < lei I iona foi ?he i 'i I CHICAGO, \ug 22. Pen Manufacturer Milton Reynolds, h« offeri (t the 'v. iuc globe c r rlln« plane Reynold Bomb shell"
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    To Smash Reds
    19 8 ccn H d t( then Its militai In Manchuria O( m tlon i i D( this
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    The last hair
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    HAD ARMY GOODS
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    Terrified diver missed fortur
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    OLEH OLEH PARTY TO STAG SHOWS TO AID TB VICTIM
    188 8 "Chop Suey", a lively variety ill I by the recent ved >lvh Oleh I m early 0 The following night stage a drai itled "Kui ang Prek n bi th these nated towai the Ami-TB Fund. R both thes< The
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    WALES MINSTRELS
    40 8 are rt-ques ed to note that tl and l neral Meeting the elected offl c bearers: Vice SiangYew Hon Watt, Hon. I Aud t or R Peck chll Hon; Superintend.! Nt (Acting): Mr intendanl Mr. \v Ong C;
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    Up by £12,5
    29 8 Los Anfttk I Si-ptcmber 1 I heed (rfant I planes Will 1) about 12,500. I oaf' Corpon I nounced. Tho presei I liners is abou I
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    Some Modern Chinese Poets-I
    441 9  - Some Modern Chinese Poets-I JOHN EDE by will pronounce judgement according to the weight of evidence, apportioning blame where he considers it to lie. 1 An inquest is not a trial though, according to circumstances, it may terminate m the committal of a person for trial m which case the
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    Nationalization Of Gold In China
    94 9 Aug 23 Th Inde pendent newspaper Hsin Mil) Pa i speculated the government m!ghi order the nationalii Qu H described aan authoritativi iree, the p<iper said the government wa i xpected to outlaw prim n ol gold bullions m m ten ounces each and widely
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    UNESCO To Aid
    55 9 Paris, Aug. 23. -An ink tional conference of experts appointed by UNESCO I h e United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organisation- -will open here on Monday to consider what help can be given to war-devastated countries including China and the Philippines m the fields of radio,
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    "Union Shops"
    57 9 washingt n. A.ug Motors and other United States romp. night ments with trade unions oermittiag "union shops," undei h all workers must join h< appropriate union within 30 days reins engaged Under the new law, which banned the "closed fthop", th-s •union shop" could hr set up only
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    CNAC Plane Due Here Tuesday
    79 9 SHANGHAI. Au- 22. -The Chi National Aviation Corporation pla tonic off early this morning for Hongkunj! the fir^t stop «>n iis sur- 1 to the south— which U report t'd to have reached at noon. According t<» sohedul* t h»- fourted plane, carrying v group
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    Princess Accepts Wedding cake gift
    17 9 rtion <>i melon for h<" h will pi oi ...nt To Ib
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    Transferred
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    ANOTHER low
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    CROYDON CLOSES
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      24 9 SOLUTIONS TO r CORNER i •i n QHOMSSOM I MH 1» )I«I Of SOIUIOS S' SHI V DUB HXIWB M-»«h M.)V 'm uonni( i
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    Padre renound holy orders Quits vicaras
    81 12 Padre renound holy orders Quits vicaras Loi 1 Rev. v. vicar or II n. rdsley, i Holy Or.l- lunch 1 ving Icanty His v, r Ai-tl that htonera Mrs. Edwa Mirror: "I h- except that Mi Bartls.. "Then macter th md the Church Cai on :i ander-Lyne i oticc from
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    Hit duck with – shot himself
    48 12 Hit duck with shot himself When a duck while OUt shOOl William Garfleld M Barrow-in-Furness, sta^ with the hut i ol The gun W< n' ff, and died, from his later. The day 1 shi Moss liis lire was I duck season did rot open rally until last
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    Bible On Screen
    25 12 Elstree. A I stones from Burden B first pro Elstree Si Arthur Rai for rellpiou The Relii ir.it <m wa 1934 Reuter
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      140 12 "SUNSHINE FALLS DAY A SkIRMISWING AG YOU KNOW. Si WE P.CTS WERt -0J KNOW TU APPROACWCD A LDOK- ali >— srassKKK»/^ -|i l||fc AT^^ -f^ ANDPARbETWEf:'. Q "> i Or. >Mf I T r iS M P: MANDS JUS 7 JAKE" ',-> Co,-',-* K^ \j:3G.r!W; o Ch;£Z</ DOW.V A* TitS
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    MDU supports income tax, but
    301 13 lag din the (>ns Tl1 Union, tax on in< nlonth ,1 t.t* Un'on und< rsfendinf r the lot] on f povernm«nt will ttnd ways to reduce the n. taxation which fall* vi vilv on wage earner teachers union \ort» income tax •But th (1 BTU
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    Gvernor Blamed
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    Hangman captured
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    Too Noisy
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    Sino-HK Pact
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    ATTLEFIELD FOR SALE
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    LIBERAL CANDIDATE
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    YEN'S EXCEANGE
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    Mass reburial of massacre victims planned
    50 13 Mass reburial of massacre victims planned 'on unit ti to tfn> Jy >(( -iijtatiiin The decision La iitional burial to tin n victims was taken ,n^ ol the Conmiiti tolti mt that tin i 'Hi ot*< thi l*!'nt and tnt* m d tmittee tO tlH' allot a suitable lit w
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    Eastern United Assurance Ltd.
    71 13 A\ the 30th annual gem eting of the Eastern United AeauOorporatkMti Ltd., held In B'pore on Saturday, the pay* lof a linal dividend oi S per cent. rind a cash bonus ol 2 per i ent nflrmed. Dato s q Wong, presided at the meeting. report
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    will die with joy
    41 13 B 23. In a R- (>]■ AAP interview, Java's principal Sultan, 27-year-old Prince Pakubuwono, said that Surakarta. his seat of residence, lid be defended I with joy by his people, who want- not coloniaji :ced by bay on
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    Recaptured
    29 13 uthampton, A.ug. 23 Thi i prisoners who from prison without Lexhill, Tortworth, Gtoucestershii-e, day were recaptured today afl being seen sitting 1 n a cri sunning themselves. Reuter
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    REVOLUTION FAILS
    36 13 AS! NCION, Aug. The 1 Paraeuayan Ooverrmcnt 0 cialh announced the ending of the lovolut'on, which utarted on March 7. The announcement said the main body of the re!>ei forces U.P. had bi« oyed.
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    ACTION REQUESTED
    33 13 His. Aug _'2. The Jewish I Exe< utii 8 the United States, Franc* and Russia to take action t<> prev«nf Bi H sending tin- Jewish Ul< miuc b'inn> !.> Jei m;i:i\ Reuter
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    SPECIAL TAX
    24 13 BUENOS AIRES. A Avpentme employers will hi il tax. at thf ri payrolls, to country's unl?enited 1 amber of Deputi( s.— Reuter
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    WEIGHT LIFTING
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    WORLD YMCA
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    RS. 5,250,000 CATHEDRAL
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    Malaya's War Damage Claims To Be Discussed In London
    232 13 !\L to b« CUi i Commifisioner J r St. L. Carson i old tin* nine Unit he would discuss the financial »s)>ecl of chums with the Culoival Office. i !aison iaini.s Commission In c nsai lon In psj I n PCI
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    "MOON MAN' CAUGHT
    61 13 London, Aug. 23.— A man ans- ng the description of the "n-.ooi. man" who Scotland Yard have been seeking, was brought down by policeman's rugby tackle <>n a crowded London et today aXter a two-month search. Fearing further criminal as* Its by the. 26 year-old man,, lang*
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    Princess' Wedding Gift Fund
    54 13 SH \Nf IILAI. Inccss Ellßftbeth'a Wod^Una r.ifc Fuiici t....k. Jump todaj ..iimi^t Aoubllng Reached tho Bum of CN*6O,000»0OQ (roughly .375 ;tl ihc open DUUTket). Sponsored l>y th»> British Consul General mid Presidents of British Associations hero, the Fund wu-stiu-ti<ci last Monday and is u]f< to nun-Bi
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    $25,000 Necklace Stolen
    53 13 Ivndon, Aug. 23. A £3,000 'approximately $25,000* necklace of 103 perfectly graduated hVack j>t;ul.v with a diamond clasp claimed to be the finest of its kind m Kn<;iand is amoni; £5,000 worth of jewels lost by :i woman while shopping m Kni^hts!>rid^e. A 1500 t fv. ard
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    dragged loaded car by his teeth
    65 13 .strong ni"n pf»*fQrme<J rare feata m Singapore on Saturday. VO. STKO\<; MAN YUB.OF dragged a fully-loadM 30 HP mis (peth. X(>. i STROXG MAN BASBAS had ;i noose pul lu.ind liiM while ton men holding each end of the rope staged a tug The
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    Negroes were fleeing certain death, shot
    160 14 l i killed ip, were trying i iieifld t h> tit. h tilled with make* K. vealing 11 inquiry into which tool < Ilynn lounty CommiMioner, .sai<i "I where they tell /h> only tintxi th> a ith ,re killed hen they ed Into bunkhoufti
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    CEYLON STOPS IMPORTS
    59 14 Colombo, Aug 23 Th< Ceylon Government today withdrew open n< ral licences affecting all ImiH>its from non sterling an to wye an estimated 140.00 0. Bii Olivei Goonetilleka, Ceylon'i Financial Secretary, Mid the -^t'T had been taken to 1 elp m ti«'»n« ovei Britain'! financial crisii and
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    3 Ministers Quit
    35 14 Athens. Aug. 28.— Three leading Greek Cabinet ministers Qday hJiiid«d m their res'gna f ion«. The three ministers walked ou L iab meetii v aft< r hand- g their res grations. R«v.ter.
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    THIS WEEK'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS
    435 14 THIS WEEK'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS fßjr :i Special Correspondent to tee th* eh ..i let) 1 1 on I m i .'d coun- mmt 1 :it of the BBC's i idios, present! favourite Scottl Mllllr llM.'ht Ing. K< lo Stephen conducts tin- 6o>tVariet) Orchestra n d the shon ,is Introduced by
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    "BARBARIC"
    63 14 SAX FRANCISCO. Aug. 22 The American Civil Liberties Union charged that Chinese wives and child? en of American war vrterans held incommunicado for is. by Immigration authoriities, and asked Attorney General Tom Clark for an Immediate Ination of the "barbaric practice". The Union charged veteran A. s .Sun, was
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    Remembrance Day
    38 14 ndon, Au£. 23 The King will att<nd Remembrance Day. service at the Cenotaph In Whitehall on Sun- day. Nov. 9. On Sept. 9 the Queen will visit "Bnterprl M <i hi 47" Reuter itlon m Edinburgh
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    22 14 kio, auk. 23. Aboiil Japanese will ilne whethei thej able foi the i'i»:»n. the par ernment decided veat< Reuter
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    Fifty New Houses f Junior Govt. Officer
    278 14 •I here win De an addition oi various typei for allocation to Juni« I either by the end o! this y< The Public Works Department i I now before architectural plans are I Tenderg for the construction ol these buildings will called as
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    Patient had to wait two hours
    47 14 lorta n until i I i told ii l n th« prevt the momi nt w only i7o nm-R ntji.,1..., lf pai imwMon deiayi n th- "f n than I -o hou •i but able •n thou from -i. Hospital h
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    Demonstrators, Police Clash In Cairo
    108 15 Demonstrators, Police Clash In Cairo Cairo. Aug. 22. About 1,000 demonstrator! shouting Down with England and Amer with police m th- hOf I night hurling a bar rage of itonef at author tit. who verc forced to take cover m the side-str The police tallied quickly and I before I
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    UN Assn. Want Visa Worries Removed
    139 15 UN Assn. Want Visa Worries Removed Pragiif, Aug. 23.— The world federation of the United Nations Association closed its interna- tional conference today after acIcepting Argentina, Brazil, Grt and Sweden into membership. The federation was headed by President Jan Masaryk, Czechoslovakia's foreign minister, which met at Marianske Lagne from August
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    White Paper On Greek Frontier
    177 15 Washington, Aug. 25.— The United States Statf Department j will shortly issue a White Paper i covering the situation on the northern Greek Frontier, it was announced tonight. The announcement was made when the State Department published two reports summarising the results of the United
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    Soviet Alleges Korea Pogroms
    93 16 Korea, Aug. 22. Allegation! thai pogroms of the leftist newspapei workers" and "mass arresta" I havo been carried out In Korea ;y"'<'";<i"'nK the work of the joint ""V" 1 Stat. t tion to restore t<r nm «al constitution il a Soviet delegation Pww conference In Seoul
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    Whale-hunters to fly home
    12 16 •nmouth \u X Aiirr will all I nmouth
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    S'pore Bank To Start Night Safe Deposit Service
    170 16 Clients can pay m cash after hours (Trihun stall Reporter) The Hong K<>im and Shanghai Banking Corporation will shortly inaugurate a night safe deposit service for those oi their clients who desire to pay m their cash ifter banking hours. A steel
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    Record crowd expected to watch sing tao
    97 16 Record crowd expected to watch sing tao LONDON, Am, fj. huhnrh Hntnlt t tin hi yi tti > nt< i linn tin Sltli/ Tiln ,S'/i.,/'.s C/ttl) HoHf/kowj, expect n record < i"ii <i ii( th< ii muh h ill 'im, ni Champion f/iii today, ti urn a fn. have nil'
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    No China tax on S'pore Chinese
    64 16 Nanking, Aug. 23. Overt* Chinese will b*> exempted from the property tax to be Imposed by the 'hint's, Government, An informal meeting of the Legislative Yuan today decided against taxing Chinese nationals abroad, but advocated a special tax throughout China on nationals holding property
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    BRITAIN MAY GET ANOTHER U.S. LOAN
    86 16 BRITAIN MAY GET ANOTHER U.S. LOAN Washington, Au^ 23. Seen tarv of the Trea>un John W Snvder conferred with Wolcot*. chairman of the Hou^e of ircsentativt'N Barking Committee, who tg*+*d UmU the British Treasury action taken on the convertibility clause of the Ai<u!o-American loan was W only course which could
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    Slept through danger
    39 16 LONDON, Aug. 23. While an an liner m difficulties circled over Northolt for more than a.n hour, i one of its 23 passengers slept as he saiii "to pass the time." The plane landed 3afely. Reuter
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    Java war hits S'pore textile merchants
    182 16 (Tribun Staff Reporter) Chinese wholesalers of textiles m Singapore—who.se main business after the re-occupation was the re-export lof their poods to the Netherlands Indies have been hard hit since last month when their enterpot trade with N.E.I, was virtually cut off with the flare-up
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    216 16 Cou nty Crict League Table And Averages >NDON. County crick ing match.s Middlesex Gloucester Ken t 7,. j Lancashire J 8 j byshlr, rce«Ur 9 i j Glamorgan 10 I Surrey Sussex I ,J I Yorkshire Somerset I Essex JJ BATTING AVERaJ B. Edrich D. Compton W. Place L. Ames
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    MAC TO FLY LANES HERE
    20 17 MAC TO FLY LANES HERE 93 A. i lACi er hi; E I j th a ther a Shanghai R-.U-
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    Vatican Envoy To Egypt
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    WORLD MUST SPEND FOR PEACE
    247 17 WORLD MUST SPEND FOR PEACE Geneva. Auy. John B yd, Director General ol the ,<t and Agriculture Organ lion, said tonight m a spt Muntreux, Lake Geneva, that although the United Nations wa a not the success it had been hoped sp cialised agencies like FAO can be Instrumental m
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    PEACE TREATY RATIFIED
    46 17 Bucharest. Aug. 23. -The Rumanian Chamber of Deputies today unanimously ratified the j peace treaty with the Allies. The treaty will come into force immediately after the instruments of latification by Britain, the United States and Soviet Russia are lodged m Moscow Reuter
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    Muslims Deputies Keep Out Of Algeria Debate
    163 17 Aug. 23 —After presentwritten protest to the nal Assembly, eight m deputies today decided te part m the debate on French Government's proite for Algeria The statute provides for a mixed assembly and for Muslim j citizens to have the same rights and
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    Search For Oil, Coal And Iron
    79 17 Karachi. Aug. 23. An exten-sive-programme of prospect: for oil, ooal ;md Iron m the Do minion of Pakistan is 9OOR 10 b«' carried om b\ expert itolofliti, .i Pakistnn (Wivertiment spok man laid here today. This will be part Of the CJov ernment i
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    Second Agreement Reached On Anglo-US Loan Clauses
    254 17 Second Agreement Reached On Anglo -US Loan Clauses WASHINGTON. Aug 23 lp formal nent to liberalise tlu' non-discnmination article (nine; of the Anglo-American loan agreement was reported here toriuv to toa\. nuche<l btwcn Sir Wilfrid Endy, leader O f the British financial delegation and United States officials readiness for the
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    149 17 LONDON, Aug 23. In «n effort to prevent the British Government from larding 4,000 Jews m Germany after turning them back from Palestine the J< Agency today applied for a wr*| of habeas corpus. Such a vr't calls on the person to whom it is directed to produce
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    SHARE OPERATORS SLOW OPERATIONS
    406 18 1 i Eng I h v i borron i i iailed the idvenl millenium "Look here, licture, :ind on this." rh<- Heasman report nn m I I I hould be pro losure I th( Malaya'i pre to mention what win be taken t< on tii. oi
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    38 18 Prague. Aug. 23.— Agreement has been reached between the Indian and Czechoslovak Governments and diplomatic relations will be established shortly, Premier Klement Cottwald told i representative of the "Indo- Journal' 1 m an interview here Reuter
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