Morning Tribune, 26 August 1947

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    I.U. COUNCIL SHELVES INCOME TAX REPORT: SHARP ATTACK ON EXPENDITURE
    1084 1 I.U. COUNCIL SHELVES INCOME TAX REPORT: SHARP ATTACK ON EXPENDITURE Singapore* %«*s Up Joini i 'ommiiiw Ok* Inc|iiiry The Advisory Councils of Singapore and the Malayan Union met yesterday to consider, among other things, the Heasman Report on Income Tax. In Singapore it was decided to set up a Joint
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    LABOURERS CALL OFF FIVE DAY STRIKE
    381 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) he five day Old Singapore Harbour Board strike has he",mpor.ant decision was made by thousands of Cfwhoattended a mass meeting yesterday evenwas held under the s ponsorship of the Singapore Wt Labourers Union and was presided by Mr. Ho hong Vice
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    SHB Shooting Cuncillor Urges Public Inquiry
    10 1 SHB Shooting Cuncillor Urges Public Inquiry I 1 Sinnd urg-
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    Britain Draws On Loan Reserves
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    Indian Red Cross Plane Takes Aid To Indonesia
    339 1 Indian Red Cross Plane Takes Aid To Indonesia (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Indian Red Cross plane carrying medical supplies to Jogjakarta, Indonesia, arrived ai Kalians Airport yesterday afternoon nearly twenty-four hours ever due. The Diane, which belongs to the Tata firm's Air India Line, waj requisitioned by the Indian Government
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    Boat Ablaze
    39 1 ISOOW, Autf. 25.-Three girl ra wen boat off Gourou v the party w< nnitf trip and htsl hflp. Arthur Lees ich had no bvi Ith hands 100 yards I, Cumbrae. ••urnlng boa t just m ti Reuter
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    BOROUGH FREEDOM
    45 1 LONDON, Aug. 25.— Field Marshal Lord Birdwood will receive the i'l doni of the borough of Dwickenham. Middlesex, at the borough's birthday next month, and the Mil tor of DefttlC« and the First Sea Lord May.- Wn invited to inspect I oroujrh cadets.
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    30 Labourers Escape Death
    154 1 Laff Reprrfer) About 30 Indian labourers irrpwly escaped death when a truciure mi n Robinson collapsed, yesterday morn- man. the last to run building came down, ved a Slight *ie of his feet, building believed to have i) by the Japu the occupation, had h> for
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    Great Interests In Pacific
    76 1 CANBERRA, Aug. 25. Lord Addison, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, now m Canberra for th< Commonwealth Conference ot: the Japanese Peace Treaty, said today: Britain has no intention of surrendering or jeopardising any of her proper interests m the Pacific m order to concentrate her
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    QUADS—ALL DEAD
    20 1 QUADS— ALL DEAD LONDON, Aug. 25. Quads Lorn to Mrs. Joyce Stead, 25, of Mirfield, Yorkshire, have all died.— Reuter
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    S'pore Communists Bitter At Death Of Lin Ah Liang
    505 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The death jn Singapore m the early hours of yesterday morn- j ing of the 31-year-old Singapore Communist Party representative, Mr. Lin Ah Liang (alias Aw Hong Chew) was received with bitterness by the Party whose present representative,
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    FURTHER FOOD IMPORTS CUT
    39 1 London, Aug. 25.— The Cabinet held an emergency meeting today to discuss a possible 50 *o 75 per cent,, cut to food imports from the United States and consequent cuts m Britain's already meagre rotions.
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    NEW POLITICAL PARTY FORMED
    127 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A new political party came into existence yesterday with the formation of the Progressive Party. The Party has been formed to promote the political, economic and cultural interests of British subjects born or domiciled m the country, and to contest m the forthcoming
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    Masked Gang Rob Widow
    255 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A middle-aged Chinese widow lost all her jewellery (worth about $400) when a four-man masked Chinese gang raided the house of a Chinese mechanic employed m the A PC. factory, who lived m a plank and zinc building behind the works at Pasir
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    STRIPPED, BUT NOT PAUPERISED
    68 1 XBERRA, Ana Lord Addison, British Secretary of Btutt for Commonwealth lotions, note here for th* mmonxcealth talks on the Japanese Treaty, said today that, tin wanted Japan stripped of h* r <>}( rsnt.s Empire and Cted to hrr home ixUmris. but did not wtmt a pauperited
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    Demand For Details Of Finances Of Colony
    1044 2 Joinl 4 om iiiilfi r To I \iiiiiinr ll< |mip I 4 >n I mom <- lax A Joint Con both the Ma] Union and Singapore is to unine the n Rep Income Tax w&iieh was tabled •In- .Vl\ iiory Council iy H<
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    Constitution Proposal Under Fire In Union
    1225 2 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Aug. s| Tl. i constitutional proI pQSSJS for Malaya were under j seven- fire by four Chinese mi I hers of the Malayan Tnion Adviv Council at its meeting today. Criticisms were made of the citizenship proposals and
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    Singapore's Overdrafts Amount To $40-Million
    644 3 Vromptu Statement un I Colony s Finances investment In London Hi on and overdrafts to about ill" I.1 m the Advisory Council 1 JD M. Smith, acting F.nancial dU whenMt P A B. McKer.on, OAG, sprang n the Council by asking the Financial Wto make
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    ON FINDS DEAD BODY OF FATHER
    70 3 wing murder against vn person or persons, i yesterday, by the •ore Coroner, Mr. W. G. at the inquirj on Loh An *I>, a Teochew, who was by hi* son, with several An Aug. 16. L( h Ah Hock, said home thai ftw a
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    Celebration Of Confucius Day
    164 3 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
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    Cabaret Shows To Aid Anti-TB Fund
    53 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) turday, August 30. has been .dfor the iwellii, A'K'T.h Association Fund 't centn Happy .nd oioon cab ntr o! their that night noor-thow and de- n ball-room danc--11 be KivenbvtheS.A.TD Will perform Jn ts aging pod that '-.nty performa *H be
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    Alleged Theft By Two BoRs
    102 3 A Lieutenant who was present at the Second police Court yesterday when two BOR's were i charged with theft, t old the Magistrate that he would bail them out. The 8.0.R5. John Jones (19) and John Davis <20) of Gillman Barracks, claimed trial to a
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    Byrne Going To UK To Study Law
    157 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Third Police Magistrate, Mr. K. M. Byrne, will be leaving Singapore within this week for the United Kingdom where he will study Law Cambridge with a view to be admitted to the Bar. Mr. F. Bernard Oehlers has
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    Alleged Abetment Of Attempted Cheating
    56 3 Goh oek I), a Kheh, chors* d before th< i Police with :ib<t ting Mah Song Yelt, on Aug. 10 wit n« by nding b> ni m Company, Hoi a foi draft for $10,000, Wai allowed bail m $500 until tept, 8 when th< 11
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    Further Hearing of Application for writ of Attachment against Lawyer
    534 3 Further Hea ring of Application for writ of Attac hment against Lawyer At the resumed hearing In tht* High Court yesterday beiore Mr. Justice Brown of the application on b halt of Mr. H. E. Kingdon, President of the Singapore Rent Assessment Board, for a writ of attachment against Mr.
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      The Noble Profession
      208 4 Sine.' the reoccupation our hospitals have been grained not o\ their patient., but of their dor F<>! this remarkable reversal m the functions of out hospitals we have largely to thank our administrative geniuses. Apparently Malaya, including Borneo and Sarawak, has only one doctor to every 11,000
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      Fair Returns
      270 4 But, it urn t be emphasised that while there Is a grave shortage of qualified doctors, private practice is, from the point of view of public welfare, the most uneconomical way Qf solving health problems. As pnvate practitioners doctors are forced to cor. centrate m the larger and
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      Super Double Cross
      28 4 '> cumeni published recently the not to double crossino ev< n friend! Whil- th. lr friend I nt ship Ino I "Mill' d ,j,,j no "honoui
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    NEW CYCLE OF CHINESE UNITY
    1367 4  -  Dr. Chen Chih-mai In this article the Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy I Washington suggests that China's history has g O n e cycles m which a period of disunity was succeeded kl 'I era of uni y. He sees emerging no sv a r
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    British Trades Union Congress
    761 6  -  Herbert Tracy Of excepti onal s.gn.fu mm t this year is the Annual Report to the j. by Many n 1 gr« at nt< rganiied workers, which, be i ol news- iec, ive inadequate atten m (newspapers, are deali with m the annual Report (J Hi
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    MU Government Fights
    225 6 S5-Million Tr ust 30,000 Houses (Tribune Staff Reporter). A $5 million Government Trust to be instituted m order that most of an estimated minimum of approximately 30.000 houses and shop houses required m the Malayan Union may be built to relieve the present housing Shortage is recommenddd
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    Saunders Going To Washington
    43 6 I London, Aug. 2 jshal Sir Hugh Officer Command Bomber Command Washington today tin 17 Squardon I ing; and goodwill m jnada and th*- Urn 1 (Hugh will visit S I Michigan. O tawa !Southworth, Lo. New York Reuter
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    Hollywood Has "Fired" Maria, She's Packing Her Bags
    509 7  - Hollywood Has "Fired" Maria, She's Packing Her Bags Henry Gris <— by Trihuno ('orrespondt'nt In Hollywood. I r > m'.nut< s on 1 fi n. In t intlme, her old conwhich was about to run out h.:d been replaced by a new I- pulated that Maria w uld do one
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    SHANTUNG WAR NEARS COAST
    37 7 1 24 The war r to the tochow Pcnin- rnunuI C ti orthwest f^'i tQ^ay. nment for;m«! W raiUlne, I "kp vi) roughly lr. th»« tv of third un i ol the Ja;
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    rieves Take $60,000 Worth Of Furs, Jewels From Actress
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    Morrison Replies To Churchill
    231 7 London, August 24.— Acting Prime Minister Herbert Morrison Last night rejected Winston Churchill plea for return to I nterpnse and accused him of damaging Britain's cause m the midst of her worsening economic crisis. Although he carefully avoided It can plan the strategy-- th- any controversial
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    45 7 Washington, Aug. 25.— Admiral Ernest King spent a "restful" i night at Bethesda Naval Hospital but there has been no change m his serious condition, the Navy reported today. King ;s suffering from hardening of the arteries and after- effects of a mild stroke. U.P.
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    Mac Arthur Reportson Occupation Of Japan
    189 8 Mac Arthur Reportson Occupation Of Japan ol 1 1 Arthur r< porl 40,000 > Jil ,00,000 t« to make thi from the old au (i 1 to th< method The I- fluence of I mity .'.h< i Komak chi Th< i us fine l ni tin i ccupaUon app< an-d
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    Refugees Killed
    104 8 Delhi, An "I Kef i Heeing from th<' Mont^omei 1 1 id <ii West ern Punjab pa ol I'a i< ist an since the p'irtit lon >>i tiw province are belie v< t<» been killed when tttacked neai Khudlan Khae iy st at Km last reported here today
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    Mobs Halt Train: Six Injured
    91 8 w Lahore-, lAug. IM. Six p. •'.pic were in mji (i when the Punjab md.il train was stopped twice rday by Sikh and Muslim mobs, n was learned here to<i IV The Punjab mall, which runs betwe n Bombay and Peshav ur, Was first topped
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    Expulsion Order
    95 8 Paris, Aug. 21. The names of the three men Bald to bo British übji cts and members of the French Inua Communist PurW against whom the French authorities m Pondicheny hav< sued 1 1 expulsion order wort' n here today m a France ip s c Agency despatch
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    Air Crash Casualties Are Named
    76 8 Air Crash Casualties Are Named .don, AU from Bon noivk() k. and Nanking r he casualties when a B-O.a.i an Of! pul ght L)mbay-»njured J Kin r. k. Bamtani alp.ndi killed L) roy Ha. i^oon -killed Man d C J Basein; miss presumed dead Dr. Hia Bh Tan Ba: gkok-
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    Visitors Barred
    137 8 SYDNEY, Aug. 25- Visitors 1 will be barred from Parliament House, Canberra, during the Empa c confertace on the J^P peace treaty, winch begins on Aug. :i6. This is one »'i the stringent precautions being; taken to prothe secret documents which will be avilable to the conference Much
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    £9,500 FINE
    70 8 SOUTHAMPTON, Auk 24 High Court action may be brought against the Commissioner! of C toma and Excise, seeking to make them give up the laui Taku, seised by Customs at the time when smuggle caught on tin- Doi The Taku, lyinj luthampton, was taken ovei aftei the ownei
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    Chinese Stu dents Pardon For U.S. Marine
    32 8 Now York, Au m a 'I teh tha 'il -1 had pro who hi In .it. appeal from all Ch Addi ud rut' demand«<l tin
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    PASSIONATE DESIRE FOR PEOPLE
    221 8 "A I 1 by tlu-ir WOromiC posit ellectual attainment and aiver^eir political viewpoi: Foreign business men and official huve m»d. We 1. >ffiria!- Ol the nation era ot" his polit many are frank] rhe Kovernmei t, some verj to tl n their ''Throughout -torn china there
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    Blenheim's Son Wins U.S. Derby
    37 8 Chicago, !4.— Fervent, ray winner l Blenheim, won th nil and a j quarter hei da> -h at I neck v. Phalanx third Perveni !/5 i second th. Armi cl las Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    78 8 Portsmouth. Aug -3 ofl dred thousand a club tor i Services at P provided by the Nuffieldß fhe ciub Will I I )1 the Uni^'d S ground to all s«rviceni< County and fl: I sport playod th< There will b-- ci I men's and w< 1 room-. barb 1
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    Appeal To Trun
    35 8 WASHINGTON. The White House di I President Truman h 1 «n appeal for int I Jewish refugees sent -o Germany by I The White H I appeal vu p 1 Department. U.P.
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    Tin Dredging In Banks
    18 8 tin amount d Oni nth. Pi j it 1.520,000 NBI I m April. U.P.
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    Protest Against
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    50,000 Divorces In Germany Since 1945
    70 9 50 ,000 Divorces In Germany Since 1945 I ad oi the rmany. .ccord- ,nu, djskfhjdshfjadhfdjsfs ally the women, nd. The high apsed l when tally de,l 1940. married young Uitarj ;»i:d party holders In .ganisatiun. ry parnber could also be an holder oi ipllM kind. C ißation hungt-r a used
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    1,000 JEWS AST IN U.K.
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    IN CHINESE INTERESTS
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    SECRET TALKS
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    Dutch Wants British Report
    126 9 London. Aug. 25— Holland has d th British to permit the Brit >ul General m Bat via to prepare and possibly to submit to the Security Council a persona] report ol recent happenings m Indonesia since the Rre" bit ween Dutch troqpa and thr Indonesian Republican
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    MUSIC FEAST
    20 9 EDINBURGH, An China. Franc*, Belgium, H land, Norway, Rumania, 0 the nations r- th« m which I Reuter
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    Jews call for boycott of British
    142 9 Jerusalem, Aug. 21 Paleatint je\» lists last night cslled ewi tjuou^hout the world ti> British arvi British and to deelars total war on Britain. The Ifjj;un Zvai L uini. broad,ver th« idl i transmitter, Tlie Voice of PightlAS Zion" called on Jews all ovei
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    THE KELLYS WILL FIGHT IT OUT WITH FILM CO.
    163 9 SYDNEY, 25. Descendants of the original Kelly family the Olenxowdn-Wangaratta-Benalla district In lag to prevent an Australian film company fr< m D of the life of Ned Kelly. tht any have been t >ld that if ma*; rig of the lilm
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    Closer Economic Co-operation
    37 9 Closer Economic Co-operation Mr. Harnl 1 tary for iking here plenary meetnal 'i C that the ovt r one t nay Mem he temporary princ draft d !uld tlon the not h permanently .irtm run defi Reuter
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    $8½ Million Dam For Selangor
    185 9 (From Our Own KeporUr) KUALA LUMPUR, Auh. 24. [BVCttigatioOf aic be ititt made by the Public Works Department into the pro] rection of a hugh dam across Sungel Gombak to Increase the town's water supply. According to th Senior Ex cutive Engineer, Waterworks Selangor and
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    Yugoslav Envoy Attacks US
    142 9 Washington. Aug. 25. Yugo- I Slav Ambassadur Sava Kosanovic continuing his atiueks against United States policy toward his country, took exception to the State Department denials that j the United States was attempting an economic blockade of Yugoslavia, saying "it is difficult for Yugoslavs to understand
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    'FLYING DISCS' NOW...
    150 9 'FL YING DISCS' NOW... VU /me. Aikj. ik. Tht Mi U reological Obsertmtory <lt <s nn i ni</ Mountain. r><> miles, southwest <>f Vienna, reported today that on Friday at W/ p.m., a big illutmnutt U disfi was st t n m thi skit s there. The report said tht
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    Two Frontier Incidents
    94 9 Sofia, Aug. 24.-- Two alleged frontier incidents, m which a Bulgarian soldier and a noncommissioned officer were said to have been fired on by armed Greek civilians and a Bulgarian plane fired on by Greek troops, were reported m a Bulgarian news agency communique issued here last
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    AROUND
    776 10 WITH L Wedding At St. < Andrew s i m Andrew Cl r ne ol a pretty wadding on l .Saturday sUernooU when M: Daisy i daughter ol the late Mr. Ctrl Brayer, was mar to Lt Jack Ladbrook, ion 1 \i»:. William Ladbrook The bridegroom la serving officer
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    THE TOWN
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    Lord Sinha's "3 Joys" On 60th Birthday
    105 12 Cauxosur M .land, Aug. 2b day oi Lord o Idian peer m the H w.us celebrated Rearmam m Among a. h:m was that dine, former R. dent da, who laid man of Lmagin If every memb House ol Lords had that he had
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    Bandits Wayla U.S. Officer
    67 12 SHANGHAI. Aug. 24 police disclosed today that armed and uniformed nese bandits who v United States Navy eh Officer and a civilian late on Wednesday night i exclusive residential suburb i "Communists." The two men wero attackft a group of about 15 armed] when riding m
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    ENVOY VATICAN
    41 12 Vatican C: The Pope I Monsignor Arthu 1 Britain ai fti si voy to Egypt. j nounced here Monsign lit vi Of thi tion to Egj slhle for th( lishment of 'lit. l i .Ktn.s t)r- am! Kurvpt Reuter
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      247 12 Comirs-ExrluKive lo lli«> Morning Triluine "SUNSHINE FALLS" ATME PCT« ANOTCOTC ATTACKEdY /4 D TWE PICTC WERE EASILY I f^LOOK IT'S GONE T C TWE OUTPOST BUT TUC CENTURION h WL I BEATEN. I BEUEVE TUAT I, EA Y OU DIDN'T SEE IT j^-— >v V< V WA€ WILY AND WE
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    MOREAN LEAGUE HAS LINK WITH JAP COMMUNISTS
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    PASSIONATE LONGING FOR PEACE IN CHINA
    85 13 Nanking, Aug. dn. A. C r, President Tru- > to China, to n the Chinese Gov- t< introduce :mm didrastic and farreaching nomic refi rms." LI Gen. Wedemeyer, wno made call m sment Issued re his departure X a with members of the United
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    HONGKONG WANTS A POSTPONEMENT
    81 13 tlghal, Aug. 24.— The Hong. authorities have requested mpor&ry postponement of the date of the implementation of the Chinese -Hongkong flnan greement signed on Aug. 1 15, the Chinese Government Information Bureau announced today. The request is reported to have Prompted by the British rnment's sterling
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    Dutch Occupy Airfield
    57 13 Batavfa, Aug. 24 B field near d 1 Malar tin: «l parlian ent, has be n occupied iing U' pufcli :an r< prt bi I tonight fri m J Th^ Republicans claim the field was attacked by and two planer from two directions. Fuhtin? H mile Bugis
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    War Between U.S. & Russia Is Germans' Desire
    117 13 War Between U.S. Russia Is Germans' Desire NEW YORK. Au.cf. 24. Scrip. Ps Howard newspapers foreign editor. William Philip Slmn 9 In a dispatch from Berlin' said the mans' greateft desire is war ween the United States and Russia yen if Germany is the battlefield. Simms said impovertriie Germans believe
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    One Of World's Creditor Nations
    66 13 One Of World 's Creditor Nations Buenos Aires. Aim. 24— Pr aent Peron that sun-, he b cTu- Ari-n-m- has become on of the three rr.d, or natlc worldwide and he amphaai that one ol ";*nts of his regime r mak«- Argentina practicatlv I cepartment In many T^" 24. munlquc
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    THE'LL REMAIN IN JAPAN TO WED N.Z. AIRMAN
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    Greece Denies Concentrations
    73 13 Athers. Aug 24 Tsalciuns. who was last entrusted by Kinf Paul of Crreece with a mandate to form Greek cabinet, today began with political leaders. Mr. Lincoln McVeagh. American Ambassador to Greece, who called oi; King Paul last night suited after the meeting: '*We are looking for
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    Town In Flames
    29 13 Athena, Aug. 24,-Tne Ore k ol Nlgrita, m Northern reportc-d m ifter an attack by omi this week fighting continued the night despatches nika ropnrted Renter
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    TRAIN INSIDE BOOKING OFFICE!
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    87 13 IF n ion. \L PLA X M ru EMPIRE DOCK ;e. lor. n 5 Godown 'ii Xv town 45 R E3 Tigoon. Puai i n r Ida. rang. D' ntln. E. May P Serdang. Mentor. Ft. Rldgely. iddtng Sail. y. 'chen, Maersk. I )r. .iat Malakka. Sommelsdyk. Mausang.
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    Girls Welcome Jap Generals
    50 13 TOKIO, Aug. 25. Nln Imer Major-Generals m th^ Japa.o Army were among trv 1 lvi it\-. Lt Ujlna i th" Gogota llaru, which wrought ntr'V H i< Generals r. R ingoon. m Mani iitiri:t and niei thi hina ft china, ed honi ty or' asdfasdf Reuter
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    276 13 PRODUCE MARKETS Singapore, Monday, q Prices quoted DelOU are per Dlcul weight except where otherwise stitnri "Meehoon" Siam $65. goon $50. Rice: Siam No. 1 $128; No. |2 $126; Rangoon $100. Glutinou> -.cc: Siam No. 1 $84: No. 2 $73. Sugar: Best quality $95; 2nd. I oualitv $92. Reel: Sugar—
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    "Monster" Rumours Lead To Killing Of 30-Yr. Woman
    123 15 Shanghai, Aug. 24. --The Eng lish-laiiguagt' morning pai> China Pr«ss nportt-d to-da> that one womwi was kilkd rind at kas o:i" injured m the pasi wt k by illiterate coimnuniti«j wing wide-sp.ead rumours n Nantao and Poutung subu:b> nonsters and child abductors
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    China Red Port Blockaded
    209 15 NANKING. Aug. 25. Chinese reports from Tsingtao claimed tolay that units of the Chinese first Naval Squadron have effected a naval blockade of ihe Communist port of Chefoo m northern Shantung:. The reports said warships have been ordered to sink any vessels trying to enter Chefoo
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    133 15 New York, Aug. 24.— Bartley Crum, attorru y, and one of the United States members of the Anglo-American Commission on Palestine on Sunday charged that Bevln was seeking to put an end to the Jewish national home of Palestine and b)ttle up the small
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    Rooftop Dwellers
    134 16 Himykontj, Auy I h'm.f m thi Uttml h featatiim <>/ Hongkony'M muh housing shm tn</> Ih< si squatters simply />n /r n tm 1 flat 1 oof 111 < t a t'litlihiti, stiu< k <m<( mm > Waii i i.s in (ititihlf from Km/ tim^s m, (innknm and
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    Hope Abandoned
    143 16 Nanking, Au<a 2U. The Ch day that hop*' has been uivt'ii Up for finding survivors oi \h<- CAP tran*pori missing In far western China s nc« July 31 wi h a cr*w ol lour ;iikl 22 passengers, inclu- ding on« child and nv<- women. i:i passenger* Included Bar
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    Betty (shapely Legs) Grabie Is Hollywood's Highest Paid Star
    581 16 Betty shapely Legs Grabie Is Hollywood's Highest Paid Star %8H1NOT( 18 24. Orable, whose legs apparently attract more custi an lid bandit husband, was the highest paid Hollywood t.»i. shining on the nvw lisi of ..lanes issvu by tfic Treasury. Eilonde Miss Grable was naid t< partnerships, rents 01 000
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    Principal Object Of Atom Research
    66 16 Washington, Aug. 24 The Pi'lniftMri object „f atom-e n i« to product- military ratnei than industrial developments. David B. Lilienthal. chair. mdU ol the United States Ato 111 c Energy Commission said to day. iiiienthai hold prew nference on his second day ai •Hanford Engineering
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    To Run Again
    48 16 wanking, aw« 25. a Chin report rrom Mnkd.-i, cbim d t« day that the Mukden Cl cnu n oi i m nl^ will i 1( Ml( on i" Chinese National ernmeni ralln working a .i a i i under armi lUtion n the 1! U.P.
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    Withdrawal Of Govt. From Trade Urged
    314 16 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Monday.— A call to Govcnrment to retire from the field of commerce* as a trader and allow merchants to handle the import business of the country m open competition, was made by Mr. Khoo Teik Ee. addressing the
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    Self-Sufficiency In Chemicals
    86 16 W Delhi, Aug. 25. i-id'a can me self-sufficient m regard me chemicals, drugs and pharmaceutical products within 1S f\ cording to a report panel on the chemical industry s el up by the Govern ment ..1 [ndla rh ned thai the •pmenl oi fine che ■'■<i druga
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    Minister Seizes Power In Bloodless, Diseless Revolution
    144 17 1 into i b > UP rowd lathered around me i;u h eno were cont.rrn.g .n urgent affair. Ail the military garrisons have i the movement and decloyalty to the new governAt neon Mancheno visited mi- and police R arnsons m and was
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    65 17 Cial GJumont British of "Pakistan interest" have been flown out to Singapore j and will be SQreened today, with thi mam attraction, Masquarade :n Mexico", jt tho Pavilion Theatre, Two items which are incorporated m the film are: Karachi as the centre of the j Pakistan Government,
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    Police Detain Punjabi
    146 17 (Tribune Staff Iteporter) A Punjbai, believed to b? on" of the two Indians who escaped from a cell m the Tanjong Rambutan Mental Asylum m June. was arrested on a provisional warrant by members of the CID Malay and Indian sub-branch, m Singapore, yesterday. lr iv- vi
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    UNKNOWN
    109 17 it tempt to evade arrest >cks on Aug. 14. pen i2oj ran up of the N rrtcn w G down 39, >r-> i h. breakin yesterday, at the listraWs Court, three months rigorous ne:t by Mr. F. Berlers. I Inspector A. Aziss Hoh by A- Piy Loh ou down
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    Application For Writ Of Attachment
    90 17 asdfasdf that hi [y about He thought he nber telling Mr' Klngdon also made and Mr. Kins h ether. Jiid ti. harply. Mr. I X b I Q reeling, did nol llfng Mr mittee, who r the M In th« p n \h ths when
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    Larger Aircraft For Malayan Air Service
    169 17 With the arrival of larger air- I craft, Malayan Airways can now i 1 ffer ats on the SingaP r Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Pen- ang route. Yesterday, the 5- Beater Airspeed Consul aircraft were replaced by 20-serit r D< las DC3s, tally furnished to
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    Sikh Claims Trial On Hurt Charges
    66 17 Jaswan Singh, a 27-year-old Sikh, was yesterday at the Second Poiioe Court allowed bail m $500 with one surety on four charges of causing hurt. Jaswan claimed trial to causing hurt to Ramasamy, Kandasamy, Veeraya and Srinivasan, at Piinsep Street during the small hours
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    Hearing Of Cheating Charge Adjourned
    108 17 Pointing out that it was not a case of cheating unless there was criminal intent at the time of the acceptance of the money not to deliver the goods. Second Police Magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh, adjourned the case against Tan Tian Wah (40) a
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    FULL HANDICAPS FOR TOMORROW'S RACES
    567 18 (B> Man at the Kails) Kuala Lumpur, Monday: The following is the lull list M handicaps tot the second day Of the Kuala Lum pyr races <>n Wed Hi Div. 1. 6 1 F urn 1 o i Victory Miin-h 0 l l iu,w Lcfi
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    Opens Unchanged, Closes Quiet
    149 18 (Tribune Market Corr.) The rubber market opened unchanged yesterday morning with not very much interest being shown by either buyers or sellers. A few parcels of rubber changed hands at 29 cents but later, bus ness m a few more parcels was done at 281 cents.
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    55 18 The Britiih Booki Exhibition RitCl tui dayi during 1 5,000 ople visit* d the exhibitioi ill communlt showed ;i kp tne xJubits. tin t the oxp< rlence In this exhibition, plam are bohm chlbttlou i ill Inhibition iv now bHn* sont to the Malayan Union, opening
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    642 18 SINGAPORE. AUG. 25 SINCI\POK£ »h«re qiiuUtiunt an k-wm »»> the Malayan brokers' Association wer« at follows:— RUBBER MARKET INDUSTBIAI ooyu Sellrr AU-x Brickworks Ords. 1.65 1.9J Prt 3.35 3.45 Atlas |M 13.00 14.00 B. M. Trustee 8. 25 9.00 Cons Tin Smelters Ords. II 3 22 J
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    LAYS TAKE FIELD TODAY AFTER PUASA
    154 19 LAYS TAKE FIELD TODAY AFTER PUASA SA .F.A LEAGUE KUB the;r SAFA League protfa il football A^ociat-on lie t o the MOan fastiim month They names m hal1 ?r~ chmese Juniors, the rs, and the Navy. If they il three, they are assured of the runn^rs-up m the present they
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    26 19 Df Rovers arf travelun Sundaj when they ccer mi ■rill i elei ted I A, i Ong Omar. Swe« Urn t team
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    69 19 MANCHESTER, Aug. 25.— Three lives were lost when Harold Malpu.-s (12), descended a sewer m Manchester yesterday and was overcome by i'iines. Thf boy's father. George Henry O. Malpus of Chorlton Cum Hardy made rescue bid and when he failed to return Thomas Butler, (17). of Chorlton-on-Medlock.
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    36 19 1 requested to le Inti .rday, Sep. 2.30 p.m. ai Ni er R Seng Seng t- X Michael Lv I It 2.30 Ab ia a. F Rodrigues akar: L.m unced wa hatch i I
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    192 19 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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    110 19 ANNFIELD PLAIN. Durham, Auk--25. One of the five men broimht alive from Morrison north pit here after Saturday's explosion have died bringing the death total to 20. Those kilKd op Saturday included a Bevin boy. Gerald Moore. 21 of Chichester. who was to have fein
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    87 19 FROM PAGE TWENTY vote, while those from other colonies, such as Trinidad, who had 'i here for three n.onths, v entitled to In reply, Mr H I' Kry.son inp Colonial Secretary said that 11 would not be possible at this stage to make any aivendmonts to the Ordinance
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    23 19 <L>ON. Auk. 25. Usiowel, for Bun will leave for Rangoon on W n»-Mlay on the in\itaUon of thr f >v»'TnmenL of Rurma Reuter
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    150 20 NARROW INT ERPRETATION OF THE TERM "B RITISH SUBJECTS" l;sdfkdskfldsfI li was unf ill h« •.ritisli i ed the i l.ri.-i sojourn ierc Mi Thio point. '.i out thai In days local bom i hildren were illowed admlaiion to Governmenl ols no mattei In which )t M.iiaya they wrere born
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