Morning Tribune, 28 August 1947

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    Incidents During Otherwise Well Organised Procession
    107 1 In, Con.mun.st Party Member buried m the Kb* n iv two ircidenti marked otherwise well organs procession. t Vs was pasoTji Hill S m Fire Station, a taxi p:irkcd outtailor shop attempted t O ■f. ire taxi dtf "r WoS m md his veh
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    Van Mook Has A Formula
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    RICE PRICES SOAR AGAIN
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    Princess Is A.T.S. Senior Controller
    81 1 LONDON. Aug. 27. H. -nonary Oder, Her Royal HighPrincei Bizabeth (No*. 230.5«'3t Colonel of tho Grenadier Guaras. is granted the honorary rank of Senior Controller of the Auxiliary Territ.n.tl Service with effort from July 24 last, states the A.T.S. supplement to the London Gazette. Princesa
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    Armed Robberies
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    LALLANG FIRE
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    Brides of GIS
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    "Hunger Strike" For Love By Jap Interpreter
    102 1 •m Our Own Reporter) X.L 'ii l nefflclent c with aes< i has been i 1945. when er of M> Military Perak. Muto I SEALF. M I aj i ayan Unicn and Perak ments and J: ak Oven nest' A tv n t
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    Plane Jettisoned Banknotes
    65 1 Shanghai, Aug. 27.— A CNRRA i r transport ph. no hopped off r I luchow In Kwangsi province this morning to search for an unannounced numb r of banknotes which Pilot R X r ne( j ivo the pl.-mr who is former U.S c M m fcir
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    3,000 WALK OUT ON WACE SCALE ISSUE
    478 1 RAILWAY WORKERS CARRY OUT STRIKE THREAT Govl Trade Unions Hold Emergency Meeting (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug, 27 About three thousand workers of the Malayan Railway Works at Sentul, including Mi*. P. \RaJasopal, Malayan Union Advisory Councillor, went on strike this
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    Parachute Jump: Soviet Claim
    56 1 MOSCOW, Am/ 21. Ni lap r« iUinnul th it th> world* /""/</ hi /><"<" h i' jump* Lt l Va*ili Rumtinyuk hi. a temp o/ tS too »/u t,,rt (tt tht )umyin>i witUudi WO* mimu* 7^ </> ",*<* wmd hi* >u> Immediately cor rMl ir///< hoarfrost
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    Atom Commission: Threat To Harmony
    88 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 27 Importani reservations by Bn[ain tnreatered to disrupt Ai «10-Americ?.n harmony m me United Nations Atomic Energy C( mm'sslor. i Official sources saui that onUrn would refuse, at leart tern- oorarily. to back the United States on tvo i mponant lfSU«s: 1.
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    NEW PLANET
    31 1 HAMILTON. California. Aug. 27— j Lick Observatory announced the dis- i eoT«rj of a tiny m w planet, less than 10 miles m diameter, between Jupitor i and Ma>s.
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    MASS GRAVE
    32 1 BAT AVI A. Aug. 27.— A mass grave containing the remains of 12 murdered Eurasians was discovered by Dun h troops at TjiHwi. which lies between Bandoeng andT asikmalaja.- U.P.
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    Thefts From Burma Govt. Departments
    48 1 RANGOON. Aug. 27.— The Burma Government today set up commhtee to inquire iJito 'Marjrescale theft* m Government departments, especially the Civil supplies Department. An armed -striking force of thi Burma police had been detailed t. take immediate action on the comralttee'i findings. Reuter
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    MDU ACCEPTS INVITATION
    173 1 MDU ACCEPTS INVITATION < Tribune Staff Reporter) The Malayan Democratic Union has accepted the Government* invitation to nominate its rej»»t tentative to sit on the prop »sr d Joint Committee to examine Ihe Heasman Report on Income T x. 1 •Government has contacted us and we have accepted to sit
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    Johore Ruler To Open important UMNO Assembly
    160 1 Tribune Staff Reporter His Highness the Sultan Ibrahim, who ;s now his way back from England, 1 ;t is understood, open the i Seventh General Assembly ol > United Malays National O\z sation to be held at the Istana,. hore Bharu. Oli Sept.
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    48-Hr. Ultimatum
    39 1 Kuala Lumpur, (Later*. Th< emergency meeting ol the Jo!m Committee of the Govt. Worl Trade Unions decided to present a 47 hour ultimatum, Starting ;it 10 a.m. t>)day (Thursday) tx staging a stiike of til. Government workers.
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    Woman's Wait For Death After Drinking Washing Soda
    83 2 nip i U?iday ut the Alt|li pector Veo Bin Ch k>l re i ('hull "J" and was bound sl0() wit t 0 b oi Kood n 'ii 1 I •Inn. In band quartci i uj. ol u aahii wri.fr/ an almu i
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    Cannonade Of "Fire Bottles"
    134 2 nee thi pullCl .11.. dvi <•< (i 1 Mm m 1 tni to 159 killed mded and 18 n me d unique n fui '"••r fightini i Bati •h< i *:t flv»' mill's n irthwi v. Dutch troops dlspell* d v R< p ibllcan fi ufferod
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    EDUCATIONAL
    37 2 M<» :iiitilr Institution Queen street phone .'.'.'no. 1 the foundation ol .-i car«ei m Shorthand, Hook Keepir«, Typcwrittnß 1 raciical Engli«h and MathemuBEGINNERS CLASSES COMMENCE M< nday m every month "11^.-1 Education from Primary B<andard vi
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    WANTED
    40 2 STENOGRAPHER, male 01 "SJ*. 1. wanted ii •mmencing .sal IIM for Shorthand 100 w.p.m SSSj vv i J $200 for Vi ;ill()^"< > payable .'■"''""nun l,>,|, ra.(.. AppliaPPlv In writin* 0? m Char, X i Q A Comma n rf
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    Alleged Thefts From Godowns
    192 2 Chew Ah chom nib. claimed al yesterday at the Third poHa Cou to theft oi two r< i cloth w irth $7e alter nativelj Mr lon property on Aug He Is alleged, according to th the eloi (i >wn at thi Ba i m $urn m
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    PANIC EXPECTED
    50 2 Prenwick Scotland a,,., 97 All, rndian Ambaasador to J ••inutnn, who arrived h n»-w York on k '"<H;,. said that the KCrloua disturbance* th Pun hould mm, 1 "i.ivcinint 1 1 popul I large seal,, must be e> f, trd when new b h could not '."r^; 5
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    JAP SINCERITY A WARNING
    93 2 rra, An uten i{ h occupa Japan, i th< c i I .1 1 It t Ck»n then UV Ol Ja] peace rul ways uhould not be over valued. The questions directed at Oi n Hl l; .1 unanimous eU n* aropng the d« legates that
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    Rangoon Floods
    80 2 Rangoon, Aug. 27. Heav 2 ds Ui the central plain of Burma w re reported here toinn f ?i haVe BUD »n€rged nearly 100 villages and caused sever damage to paddy crops and proThe total loss cannot yet b< estimated. The Har.go.-n.Mandalay main Mite tram service was suspended
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    Ignorance Is No Defence, Magistrate Tells 12-Year-Old Accused
    20 2 Ignorance Is No Defence, Magistrate Tells 12- Year-Old Accused lo carry b that noth tun l' f I, I 111.
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    MALAYAN DOCTORS IN BRITAIN
    125 2 (*rom Our Own Rcoortcr) *Poh, Aug. 27. Amoi \U) tj'an doctors do'ng post -j-.m.u 1 •tework m the United Kin^om I or. Junr/saux will Boo n be coniJ JlPttng his first cours <; jn Lon Jon and moving to Edinburgh With Dr. Jumeaux are his wife
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    Stage Club's Presentation "A Soldier For Christmas
    294 2 Stage Club's Presentation "A Soldier For Christmas r Own <b would duc< "A 't luring the I n and Mm t would had they told ;i able east that well rcgul i ly m a play >endi on its wit, is oi i It the which le eon* i ibK"
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    UNKNOWN
    63 2 NANKIN threo on neM rewsp result at midrighi lire type op< refusal of meet their increases ba I'viro irdex These ar< News effle rnmw Peace Daily chir* oaper. and jovernmoiv he only r a] oayiru ordinu to the Lieut. Gi ill preside er to be i t j pt.
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    23,027 Estate Workers involved In Protest Strike
    101 3 I (FW- Selangor. I sembilan and Chinese «d Malay I m the u.u-day protMt I I i m iSber estatei of the United j SStiSi Association or Malaya P The number cf workers who went on strike m the various W er« as
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    UNION POLICE OFFICER WEDS
    103 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 27.— The t ok. place at the St. Mary's Church, on Saturdrj' last between D nald Walter beed--n Mai, .van Union Police and th Bryant Salmond of the V S Ku. la Lumpur,. The Rev. R. C Mi r(
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    Died After Fall From Trolleybus
    144 3 The Singapore Coroner, Mr. W G- Porter returred a firriing of death by misadventure at the inquiry on Police constable Hassan bin Denis (22> who died within half an. hour of a fall off a Sirgapore Traction Company trolley bus on Auk. 17. Evidence given
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    KEEP FIT
    37 3 Y.W.C.A. Keep Fit Classes commence on Sept. 2at 10 am. and 5.30 p.m. or Sept. 3 and will dp held at the Y.W.C.A. Hostel. 8. Forr Canrirg Road. Mrs. Elizabeth Lee will he lhe Instructor.
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    AVED BY SON
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    Alleged Attempt To Cheat
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    Alleged Rape
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    THIRTEEN FACE CHARGE OF STEALING 70 DRUMS OF OIL
    164 3 THIRTEEN FAC E CHARGE OF STEALING 70 DRUMS OF OIL difficulty m the District Court yesterday, m 13 Chinese, accused of stea--0 45-gallon drums of lubricating oil, worth about $10,000 from a mlllitary depot, into the dock. The drums were not exhibited m SSK S^'° y Cullld not brought hiMde.
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    PICKED UP CRYING BABY: NO INTENTION OF KIDNAPPING PLEADS 13-YR GIRL
    84 3 A 13 -year-old girl begged for mercy at the Juvenile Court, yesterday when she was charged with kidnapping a 3-moiith-old baby on the five-foot-path of Boat Quay on Tuesday at 10 D.m. Speaking m English, the girl pleaded guilty,
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    "Trivial Offence": Storekeeper Bound Over In $100
    232 3 ••Tin 1 accused has my tympatl tent; it is cmly a trivial ofl Third Magistrate, acr. F. Bernard ly wl he bound over Teo Kirn Ouan keeper employed by the Royal Engineers sum of $100 with two sun tix month a charge of
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    INDONESIA RED CROSS FUND CONCERT
    46 3 In aid of th« Indonesia R«-d Cross Fund the women's section of the Pergera'an M^layu S»nv-nanjong-Johore will stage a concert at Bukit Timbalan, Johore Bahru on Sept. 6 at 6.30 p.m.' Tickets aro one sale at 131, Jalan Ibrahim, Johor«* Bahru.
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    Tribute To Late Mr. Thambidurai
    124 3 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Aug. 26.— At a meeting of the Committee of the Ceylon Federation of Malaya held on the 24th August, Mr. A. Gur.asekara, the Vicepresident was appoirted to act as President, of the Federation durirg the absencp of the Hon'ble
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    GUNMEN KILL TWO IN PERAK
    178 3 (From Our Own Reporter > TAIPING. Au3 26— After a long lull. peac*> ai Taipirg district was broken, during the week-erd with reports of two fatal shooting incidents, the victims m both case* being Chinese. The fust shooting, which occurred m the heart of the
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    Labour Vacancies
    68 3 In viev > f \c annou.i «n« nt In thn Pie.s.s that larvre numbers of labourers may r put out of employment temporarily o> ng to the stoppti^*' o( ant. plies from the Netherlanda bvJies, the Labour I Depaitme r t. Eit nioyrutnl Exchalice points out that it
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    ROTARY CLUB'S ANTI-TB FUND
    20 3 ROTARY CLUB'S ANTI-TB FUND The Antl— Tß. Fund org;.? by th>* Singapore Rotary Club has tied tot il ol $40,786.
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  • MRNING TRIBUNE Thursday, August 28, 1947
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      The NEwcomer
      276 4 While most of the older and establl mvc parties have dccl lions to the proposed Sing cil, v new politicaJ baby has been born m island, it plans to put up candidates for elec to the I egislativi v and th" Municipal mission. Until we know m program
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      Dogs And Natives
      167 4 A few days ago this paper published photographs which showed that the white populateAfrica made no social distinctions bet? dogs and coloured human beings. With impartiality dogs ana non-Europeans were requested to use a common lift, and not trespass into U nit used to convey Europeans only.
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      Food, Not Cash!
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    WORLD AFFIARS BRITAIN'S CRISIS
    1082 4  -  PEDAGOGUE POLITICS FOR YOUNC PEOPLE Having won the war, the people of Britoin are now l called upen by her political leaders to fight the Second 1 of Britain. The battle fronts are the fields and factorie mines of Britain. There are no generals or bullets.
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    Vashbrook's Two 100's In Match
    200 5 I v EneUnd Test opening b.: .rfed -11 «»ther indivmual rountv crtcket, when he IS? on the my, ilooceaUrihire drawn. Giot e"ter.hire 424 for 6 tec ami not out 133). Nottinghamshire s Glamorgan, (Haniorfjan v ami 260 for 4 < DavieH 108, ■„,t not out
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    Dutch Officers Avoid Club
    153 5 Batavia, Aug. 26.--The British Bix Ciub" facilities m Batavi:i have ii it been used by the Club' > members, who are s of the Netherlands Army. since the ban on the use of Bri Irmv club facilities m Singapore was imposed. The Chib has facilities for
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    US Enters Greek Political Arena
    147 5 Athene, Aug. M Tt. tjti i entered 1 1 k political er lifi tonight win n Dwight Id. head pj ttk American Economic Mission, if scheduled to have three conferences with leaders oi the Liberal Party, which has been threatened ViUl on irom the cabin
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    Coal For Italy
    67 5 GENOA. Aug. 26. Foreign. Minister Court Carlo Sforza arn'vde here today to be present at the docking of the United Spates merchantmen "Humanitas" bringing the first post- UNRRA shipment of coal to Italy. James C. Dunn. Ambassador to Italy was scheduled to arrive j here late tonight
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    Visit To Mayor
    51 5 NEW YORK. Aug. 26— Tung Zeu-Bang, the Secretary of ;h«? Shanghai Municipal 'Government paid a courtesy call on New York's Mayor Odwyer to whom he paid the compliments i of Shanghai's Mayor E- C. Wu. Odwyer placed the city's facilities at his disposal foi an inspection tour.
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    F & N BEAT BOD IN BADMINTON
    123 5 F N BEAT BOD IN BADMINTON In h badminton match between the F N Sports Club and th t BOD. civilian association played last Sunday at Trafalgar Street court, the I F <fc N Sports Club boat the B. O. D. by three games to two. Tho results were <F
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    29 5 London. Aug. 26. Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon. High Comm: n<-r for India, met London In- I 1 dian journalists at an Informal party day at India Hous< Reuter
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    SPORTS WRITERS PRAISE SING TAO
    132 5 nateui iton h«>ir Dulwich Hamlet opening match of their Che n,,i, d ioortng M riMfttfMl they from Hong h,,t like n( "O 111 In ting ;.n-l not tT 'J^tch to two thr both m ,|of,!nr, anY! m mid-field, bu he ball mouth, they that extra
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    Two-Third Majority Decision
    118 5 neri ids ide Th. gat i ■liminary COB ferenc d ed mat .iui Jap. treaty ice shculd met-t before Dei They vav* no rfMOn for deljy tlnal lettlement b.yoiid March or AprJ Autl aid the Jicated the delega' anxiety t avoid action thai rmgnt lead to pressure
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    BURNLEY DROP HOME POINTS
    46 5 LONDON. Ailff. 26.— Football reulte: FIRST DIVISION Burnley 0 Derby County 2. THIRD DIVISION (Northern) G.dham 1 Rotherham 5. Southport 1 Lincoln City 1 >( OTTISH DIVISION A St Mirren 3 Aberdeen 0. IRISH GOLD CUP (First Kounli Distillery 3, Bangor 2. Reuter
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    GHANS MOHAMED WINS AGAIN
    57 5 LONDON. Aug. 26.— Ghaus Monamed Won his Way into the last eight )f the New Maiden lawn tennis touri.imtnt with an tasy t> i; 6- -1 win m the third rourv* against R. Y. Lee ft Chinese player who could offer littu >rposltlon to the easy
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    FRIDAY MEETING
    48 5 Momlers of the Singapore Cricket Club are reminded that a meeting of all interested m rugfjer will be held m the Club on Friday at 5.30 p.m. Business for the day will be the election of Office Bearers and a general discussion on the coming season.
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    41 5 Paris. Aug. 26- Establishment of a Republican Commibsiorer m the five French Indian dependencies was m l»ne with the Government's new policy of increased autonomy for Frerch Indians, a high official of the Frer.ch ministry of colonies stated here today. Reuter
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    Japan To Have Tourists Again
    103 5 k'o. Aug 27. -According to estimate! made by the Japan T UriSt League, about 75,000 tourists will visit Japan annually within three years, states the "Jiji" Press. The league has formulated a thr;e-year tourist programme, which has already been submitted to the Ministry of Transportation.
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    WILL CONSIDER
    39 5 Washington. Aug. 26. Th« World Bank would "undoubtedly" give close consideration to any application from Britain for a loan to cover reconstruction of industry. John. J. McCloy. President of the Bank, told a press conference today.- Reuter
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    DINNER
    38 5 Jogjakarta, Aug. 26— A welcome dinner party was given by the Republican Government toright at th P Hotel Merderka. m honour of the three Indian physicians who arrived with the Irdiaji Red Cross plane m Jogjakarta. U.P.
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    28 5 ROME, Aug. 26. Police announced today that Polish priest Father Nicola Lazzarevic had died from m juries, believed to have been incurred by a hit-and-run automoi lie U.P.
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    BATTLE OF THE CALORIES
    642 6  -  George Martin Europe's food needs enjoy high priority m the Marshall plan f by 1 .(i to Eui tae\ m i ruly 12 I en countries were reprt Br t..iii France, Au im, D nmark Eire, Q ly, Luxembourg, th Netherlands, Norway PoH den, Switzerland and
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    Ten Per Cent Cap
    84 6 n is planned to .submit a re P< rt to the United State Oo\ ernment not later than September i A ws pointed oul by Secretary <,i .state for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Bevin, at the conference, nol only Britain* own resources, but In so far a.s
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    News Briefs
    134 6 London, Aug. 20. Lieutenant- Colonel Gordon Lurkin, Chair- man ol the British Legion, .stated that th;.s years L g: o n income is estimated to be deficient of £250.000 to meet expenditure. One thousand curates U r wan led m the Chelmsford Diocese to relieve overworked vicars MV
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    JAPS HAMMERED TWO-ING NAIL INTO SOLDIER'S HEAT
    184 6 1 Mew M. •is' administration hospital tryii take a two |ik h nail out ot" his s'.ull Gomez, lik«' many other mem- in".', m aned :;<K»U: r ArtiUefJr, waa captured the Japanese on Fatftan in the v >iays of UM w.t! L i.-
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    Three-Man Mission
    119 6 OTTAWA. Au:;. 26.- A threeman mission of the Chinese Legislative Yuan will attend the national summer conference of the Young Liberal Federation of Canada, at Hamilton, Ontario, which takes place from September 1 to 5, National Liberal Headquarters i aid today Word of the mission's intention to attend
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    CHICKEN AND CHAMPAGNE FOR DOG
    62 6 London Aug. 26.--AusUrit conscious London Airport Polk to-day disclosed without com ment, that Princess Achraf Pah lavi, twin sister of the Shah o Iran, had ordere d a twice-dail diet of chicken and champagn for her pet pomeranian, Tutt Frutti, which she wasn't, allow* to
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    ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE
    40 6 IMropolis. Brazil, Aug. 26,rhc United States and four other nations formally proposed to apsly th<> Monroe Doctrine to a :arefuliy-d«fincd "Security Re?'on" which c< vera the entire henisphere. inclnriing Canada and Greenland. U.P.
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    MARCHING STRIKE
    48 6 Cairo, Aug. 26.— Workers from ill Alexandria's textile and other ndustrlea marched through the nain streets today, forcir.g the ramway empli §top worlc or ore hour. durir.tT a f u ii ;cnle indii;>trial protest strike n th 4 nth. anniversary of the Lnglo-Egyptian Treaty.— U. P.
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    AVOIDS NEWSMEN
    72 6 Berlin, Aupr. 26. —Ge ernl t •mar Bradley larded at Torn- l«>nof Airdrome at 131 S GMT rom Bremen. ,f Or a five-day •It to Bcrlir io described ie trip as "rcori molded a direct reply tc news- 2S* Ami thr l taff u n p ri(an Arm
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    RUSSIA TO HELP BRITAIN
    74 6 Londo 26 Grea tain wan:. ''d repow cay that Ru her aid m thi hour of J crisis, by reo] ur<i€r which the mised millions of bustoi what, touis oi ca oroush timber for thcusj! desperately-:' eded constn urojects. Reports current In La were said to
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    IMPERIAL PREFERENCE
    194 6 Geneva. Aug. 26-1 Kingdom was tonight (reported to be er caged n i "urgent ex-~ i" of rial prefeu... wing was understood to have li United States sh wdown j issue of the Coming preferential lystem. British sources said to-i the United States had COlarly made" some requed
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    lovieland's 'Idea Men' Get thing On A New Stunt
    138 7  - lovieland's 'Idea Men' Get thing On A New Stunt Henry Gris l^by— Kunr (orresponofni F n Hollywood. i m m I I X He. w I ft m "This is orI H i V ft I' I m I I a 1 be mi one on the beach at Malibu.
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    Enemies Know Each Other
    142 7 That nature endow* its ith instim fa '<^ »voW <«<» i,i> mcd during the (inning of PRC's "Nabonga", starring Bv&ter Crabbc, playing today at the Jubilee Theatre. m the frmgle, monkeys usually the gaint gorillas a wide bt rth, and a little monki y ;n the
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    Nat— Actor Wrestler
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    55 7 IDON, The eign Office ann< i Russia has reacted Ant I K'an sur- i ons «>n the death sent". lon Leader Nikola Petkov by the i \>nimunist-ec>mmate 1 an rnment. The appeal wu taken directly to Moscow alter it baa been denied by the soviet Member ol
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    113 7 TVkVTO Au o> 26- SCAP s ecSS-and" scientific sect** today announced the Japanese Government plans for the Rehabilitation, of Japan b woollen i industry. The textile Bureau of the Mi- nistrv of Commerce and Industry is charged wi t h the responsibility for the programme, which will
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    108 7 MALTA AGAIN GETTING INDEPENDENCE VAELTTA. MaU, AUg 2o —The British Colonial Office hai inloi the Governor c>: hta v C Douglas, that letters pa--for the constitut on Government m the bund are now complete and await the Kind's auproraJ <tt thi n«.\t tvfrt'ng ol t. v u Pri\y Council The
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    68 7 Paris, Aug. 26.— Leon Blum wrote today m a front page «*di toria] of the Socialist Party organ, Le Populaire, that France wfllnot co-operate m any plan to force the Warfleld refugees to return to France from Germany. Blum tsrmed the British Foreign Ottiee note to the French
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    86 7 Th.- PftkfcUn ;rmy officers, who '„br,it.il the inauguration oi t" 1 !W dominion of Pakistan by ving a bullet SUPP«T at the B.V.C. ,11 on 23i d AUgUlt, today received message from Qatd-i-Azam r'ham.n.'d AM Jtonah, the bmlder nd lirst OovernoT General of I 01la Th, HIHg. r.ads,
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    56 7 BOMBAY, Aus. 26^-Bornbay is to erect a 150-feet h.gh statue cf Mahatma Gandhi, modelled on New York's statue of L^ rt^ as a tribute to his leadership m. achieving Ir-dia's freedom. The state will be erected on an islet off Bombay's "Gateway of India" harbour and will
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    72 7 Batavia. Java, Aug. 26.— A1l the graves m the European cemetery at Cheribon, 150 miles east oi Batavia, with the exception of o::3 British grave and two Dutch grave have been desecrated, the NetberlaDdß News Agency reported tod.iy. Inscriptions have been removed and the graves and vaults have been
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    219 8 1! hmich and brothi entlj r \>' Council todu I ne swln iin« m Will, ii." I] 1 I iltun i I did 1 if broadl) m "With ii \n j| n mi" this l N< n,, I ;i v my- I
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    204 8 UNO again decides on Java v York, An, M m th. ate on iti'l'in.-.sian question tonight F'«limi motion that \n vi« a ol re- > poi I wed ti^litin^', Iruion,j tl Netherlands be i<--i:iifi.ifi ul the i ouncU's pm !.n order .ml culled upon sttKtl\ ti> adhere i«> It, was
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    93 8 Indian Military Mission In Berlin "Anti-Indians" LONDON. Aug. 26.- The Indian military mission m Germany is entirely anti-Indian. and ita v.h01,. personnel should be changed. K. S. Hirlekar, iormer secretary of the All-In-Ma:mta: turers Association, aid In London today. "The military mission is extremely unpopular anioi-«r in<i:an s s tiu
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    62 8 NANKING, Aug. 26 Guerilla bands operating U i Chines* Government forci JJfiraa civi] war are using Tk" oW Sim v ed by hir »,.r- to hoot tigers Vrjted Statea military observer said here todai on returning irom a tour o] the war fro Bom, 01
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    SECURITY COUNCIL TO THRASH OUT VETO ISSUE
    62 8 v;, whoh question oj (h, t .'an, 1!'■ m,. m.-r, nmendcd th« Council u> :ui< pructu-, which would the .Pfompt An, Tl.inight 01 Russian proposal u> tH- n;«... Ore v, i lKjon 'i numbtr ol h lv L n on h< ncil to
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    149 8 18 M Mystery still shn a- crash i>i Bri t*in'li :u\ury plan. Tutk Two, despite th** Aral i' count at an inqueston the foui victims today. technical fault was revealed that would ciiu.*- the sink mono--1 plan.- on a routine test fii^i.t last Saturday, to fly
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    95 8 Nanking, Aug. 26. Tltf? important Lunghai railway city ol Rg m Northwestern Hunan Province Ji seriously threatened by v large Communist force marching G j t f vom tno northwest, according to Chinese press dispatches reaching here today. Nationalist warpianeg are said to have gaote into
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    78 8 Moscow, Aug 26—Generalissimo Chiang the Chinese President, has demanded from the Unit a States military help ai.J a loan of U£ 2,000,000,--o dev< lop Chinese trade m return lt g glc bases, M .sc. w Radio said today qi c newspapers n made t<> LJ( utendnt General
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    52 8 1 25 Ci broke uto m [si capitated not expect Antonio charged i n M n Bishop Sui.tin (•t -a third r the at to lincl him. }i three pi !n confirm Catftol c O:i a August 17 I tions bt iken no religii Us seivc:
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    70 9 Moscow, Attg. 25 Mn v Ukshml Pandit. Ifcdia Amn 8 buss ipresentation o lors here Uieludtal „.„T can, French and cmnd a nS iderable numbei in cluding Britain^ Robcru ts m charge h absence on leai I r «.ce Petersen. Mrs Nehm will have seen the all
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    46 9 ikin, Aug. 26. -Tin knde •it Ik w. sh'n Mii, P rro*B P. irmjf t<>d-i.\ that p i ).»%•<• occupied the Inland r H located m nw* north -wrsr at ih» The rppon n<id•fi thit the vSnvuts nn nn V bus' nrtmj» drff-ncr Reuter
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    PLEA FOR BANNING OF RACE BITTERNESS
    286 9 CAUX-SUR-MONTREUX. Atffc. 86.— African deletes \o the World Assembly for Moral Rearmament here today pleaded for the banning of race Wttefliesfc •I had thought the solution of every Nigerian pro blcm was for the British to quit my country. Dennis Osabeday leader of 4.00
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    178 9 don. At. Oiu hund i t'd feet b> from Kini to Qu< n Vlctoi ia Bfcr< tun Buil: the 0 P.d during the It i a to bo tin iii- ibi» j tunnel rhe iiu n i, which coal i t ooo holdi 50.000 teleph
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    104 9 MUrbc Army Airbase, Calif or la, Attf. 25 A marine ftghter cc' who won 18 aerial victories vet the Japanvsc flew the blood ?d Douglas Sky Streak faster Ciaß man has ever flown before. t seemed certain that official lim would show the "*'w record I 1
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    37 9 Saigon, Aim. 20. The End neslan Youth Association of Bnt- imt t m tings' to Vietnamese Youth, expi l V thr comm people m tt\ 'I'-m :i the v mom 0.-v, rnment Radio annoiincpd today. Reuter
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    99 9 uJSSS? 011 t Al >• Hie v i puhli* to.' ihoui tn tho n oov^nm7r I|<l| H :hrp<i i TI c*rtirbhfet '•n th»- floy m th rv n« v m be any n f XnuVinh n Prtmr I announcement, promised r! ntght'i CH>)in«'t meetnlg ;«n«i i n
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    492 9 to quit thr pre0/ the Alhambui and Marlborougft theatres were allowed b> Mr Juitto Mm Aynsley, Chief Justice, ut tht I gn C(«ur. on 1 ii'-scia to Hi '<>r.s ail»l tru.sf> Th< ;on of time to (|Ui l these theatres followed the dismihsuj of
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    51 9 LISBON. Aug. 26:— Portugal's first "flying sauc«T yesterday brought traffic iji the r.orthern town of Villareal to a stand-still while everyone gazed skywards. A golden di-c was sv<n flying to the north. It |ef( luminous traces and i made a shrieking noise until »t disappeared out oi sight.—
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    85 10 Mr Paul Yen mouni PI 1 ;ir nga"ti amateu He mad< J)l at Rafl n Conr: Sunday evening when he j rendered several longi and dueti with Betty Bqu On Auguai 31, hr on< i t the talented hk ">■ .1 cone yen by Otto and I f°°»
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    1345 10 AROUND Unknown ty iMORE- Glimpse At Batavia bit to Java Frida by X i M and had p leaving Batu'. st« pp i B Banks and Singk< p i n th< Mn I I 'a Sin, i Boulevard, Batavla, and told that though her holiday was delightful, Batavla itself was
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      125 12 SUNSHINI I ALLS" (^MOOTING HOOPOES 7) 1 I'M GOING ToWT r»Y ANCTI W _XV, DINNER IS "T| 3TIN6 WOCOOES-. JAy^J 1^ \WMAT WAS TUAT J FIND OUT". B. L^- WUAT A m 5 GUOST SERVER COMING r iL mmt^^A ~1^^^1 AO COOD.J XA > j TYES WES WORTM V\ lk
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    15 13 Ulemem <-'« ipute. to the Council X B I, V
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    19 13 I. w I H n the I gainst Paci LiTlOfl- 1 1' also P.
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    SHARE JUMP IN SHANGHAI
    39 13 I nd commodities mi idden Jump thli m< rning. k.-t observer! could not y; d( Unite reason for tin- spurt to the I t the 1 ten A Wedemeyer Ch b now gradually i Ing."
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    TO CHOOSE AUSTRALIA
    46 13 HATAVIA. Aug. 26 An tralia j i.s exp*Cten b«' chosen a- thti Security Council mv-mb«r to present the Republic when the thrce-nat'on Council to s«ttl« h^ Indonesian conflict U formed, j according to messages from i Jogjakarta, ihe Republican v*apital, tod lay. Reuter.
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    To Self-Defence For The Americas
    52 13 B til, Au i ntion tl consuJ i r< cat nat I lable, but it I (i I up decid rett coJlec i |i aid be imi a S :i I lean natl( n and aid then be c uiied to decide up n furth<
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    Women's Corps
    56 13 on, Aug. 36. Uniformed ten memberi of the Byrm< "Peoples Volunteer Corps. willtant nisJtion of Ant: Fascist Peoples Fr. ■d< League, today b gan aiding th? "striking force" on guard duty outside the Bumu'i nmeni Seen I ariat here. Th:> W ni direct traffic and ins pect permits
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    PARLIAMENT MAY BE CALLED BACK FROM RECESS
    106 13 LONDON, Aug. 25. The Britisii Cabinet at an emergency n. agreed today on details mastei plan for saving the nation and socialism. Th« p?an will be announced to the country, probably this week, m a single statement over the signature of Prime Minister
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    "The Wallabies" In London
    163 13 LONDON, Aug. 26. om by "Walter", a three-foo high stuffed wallaby adorned h Old '-.-Jours Of thl team. 30 sun-tanne 1 m< mberi Australian Rugby Unioi party The VVaJlablea") who Bl ;tain, have <«»:iv in London. 'V I A<> u.,- players ar< ted t.) be :it
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    30 13 P. Graciv a Stat«j Ambassador to India 'ho Bombay Rotary Club U>: dahip and <• bri w lendly »»r.d cooperativ* India, we w. nr. India rativ( v. d
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    $li-Mi!lion Fire
    38 13 P( i Al British Columbia. 26. A ftre ol und< termtned the $1 5 m riimeni mbly wh <i 10.00 h fr< Lght. p, sum P, p i the *a ;tuj. i control und U.I 1
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    13 13 ;lm, Aug. 26. Mo, ho U.iireplgced Ilhr MM in on l.mit en
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    CZECH TROOPS IN ACTION
    45 13 JC.-C. •tlincnt troops h.t\. killed B«T.d» ciplined group t 20.000 antl-RuMian Pol »/d German SS prtoo Inn the "no rn Pvland and Cz* < reported tonJ Tn< bad >>ici< be troops into action p >>f th. ih ndi r... ri int. Poland,
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    DEFENCE
    29 13 Md thai Antarttca should b>- mhi«)»'ii in the Western hcml is <: i he i'ii p nt«i fence Treaty i Ina wh n th'p -n»rn net Ir ir r-.
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    9 13 VIENNA \ug 26 rh< tin A'. 1
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    167 13 Shipi alongside n WEST WHARF n 1 2 Ikaunu own I Bnip I'alare. n S <;. a r Ma n 8 Seythl 10 Agamemn wn )J 13 Gh BIfPIRE DOCK GoUown it March n v K.wn ig 20 Kttao Victc idown 2',j im .1.-in Lafitto tvaylor tow a
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    271 13 Singapore, W«Mn< Prlco oeiuw are per picu! weight except where "Meehoon" 81am $65. goon $30. Rice: Siani No. 1 $140, No- 2 $135; Rangoon $110. Glutinous »-ice: Siam No, 1 $95: No. 2 $85. Sugar Best Quality $92; 2m?. 1 quality $89; 01 her qualities $72 is7s. Rock
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    MINERS SUPPORT 6-DAY WEEK PLAN
    46 13 MINERS SUPPORT 6-DAY WEEK PLAN lburgh, Au^. 26.—Scott:.-./. decided at Edln i full support to the Union of Mineworker.s plan irn to. a six-day he end of next May. made prlval f 153 deleI m all 1 f Potes and Europi an i ih" inclu! Reuter.
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    30 14 Marl; .ii v. jij 'i charge "1 k d malt:. AmfOUJ cli l«>ui inch N who led Mv copter aftei i hdrawn America could ret b< I Reuter
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    27 14 iw, A i II launcl White Star th< N( a cru ftei an c unarder, a io built by I md < ny In 191 U.P.
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    42 14 ig Strong torneral i hen have attacked and Nihjun. cb n m south Paoting cap:-, nearby towns m the first J 's act ion The town- were Hslma, Pafang and Ch'utouchcng all about seven miles east of Shlhchiachuang. UP
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    37 14 W DELHI. Aur- 26 A m i f column of strolled roada of New Delhi I w.-.s quiet and ■i yesterday after v fl d. A 7-hour cv enforced tod*! to la! t for Reuter
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    38 14 BATAVIA, Aug. 26: Mr. Li Chun-chen, the CMni at M'fiaii. capital of Sumatra hru- resigned because ol (i DOintment with ('tuna's attitude •on the Indonesian problem m Security Council, the Batavia newspaper, H«>t. D<^blac}. said today. Reuter
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    35 14 S. Paui. Minnesota, Any. 23. than 20,000 sp- ctato.s at the State, F;« r, including hts wil watched while h'gh wire acrobat Lloyd Blondln plunged to feet to his death from a sky-rid z bicycle.
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    19 14 me iht. (J "lit P -illta and truck .i troll y injuring 15 Tl N m 24
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    22 14 1-7 Th »i i that rh< manufacture i nghal cai number ol bicycles foi 1 consumption, anese I U P
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    78 14 27. Adelbert Ischulze, t: taP° i mli.ut from n of 11 rm»d a d< i from the Nanki i P"or to r< v jn Ministry it s tug-of war between the Ch'nese centra] and regional authoriti) the ueeks bthii.d c and urgt.ni I n
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    27 14 ntsin, Aug. 27 Three German technicians listed n main ci bvhind 89 undesirable Germans, including thi ir dependents, left .1 by US Mann, UP.
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    54 14 NIGHT CLUBS' STRIKE THREAT VIENNA. Aug. 26: All night dubs m Vienna today threatened to so on virik«* it the police r»- fused to release th« proprietor of the "Old Vienna", one oi th« city's best known night clubs, who was arrested m a "black market" raid on the club
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    71 14 Shanghai. Aug. 27. The c ial ship 3. Sin Chuan was not able t -sail for Foochow today b cause 400 stowaways overcrowded the smail vessel normali\ n<» 432 passengers. Th s stowaways, mostly boldfers wearing miscellaneous nia, are demanding fre? transportation to Foochow. The Chinese military, river
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    29 14 HONOLULU, Atu The Liberty frtlghtei Anna :»•<! ;i |o ti "ni M iv, oute t" Manila from Call t'iinm r rii« liapatcht t'!K tO tWO tl U, Mill U.P.
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    41 14 Washington, Aug. 25.— The Danish Ambassador saw Presidci.t Trumjn today and conveyed the best thanks of King Fied r:ck and his people for the way the United States was represented at the funeral of the late King Christian. U.P.
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    11 14 Navy nd abOUt at. HrUir-ri:. Mj.val I U.P.
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    24 14 Shanghai, .a hundred Ch rived hen fr aboard SCAP Maru. Trie vess< Iv. 500 Koreans I I she leavi 5 i aci'Ordilig Reuter
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    20 14 GIBRALTAR. A sands of sped vantage points bour waiche.l the tra- snorts I to Oermary Frarce am
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    30 14 .Vf\v York. r v»fl ed 81 factotie food, elect r miCi.l and t< a cost of bvtv ,fl $20,000,000 »OCjO j £5,000,000. I Egyptian D I industry, I
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    35 14 Rangoon, Aug ers have affect< ,i 100.000 l of paddy land Irnj Delta arc. of Rangoon, and acres of r:ce ci I troyed if t a soon, it was here to-day Reuter
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    "THE CHAMPION OF LIBERTY"
    82 15 I N 26.— Frame, the "chi m Vii'inam, Indochina, olicy which was adopt I'd i y tht United States In th<> Philippine! and by Britain m India, the "Union of Intellectuals" In Cochlnchina, told Vincent Amiol, President of Prance, vi i Dl to him today. The
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    No Agreement
    103 15 ATHENS, Auk. L' 7. The states Ambassador, Linn M v Yeigh. has tailed to aehi- agreement between pren ate Constantin Tsaldaris and Liberal Republican leader ThemisSophoulis that would end ih.> political crisis by the formation a broad government after a pattern favoured t>y the United tea Despite ICacVeigh/s
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    108 15 PETROPOLIS, Brazil, Aug. 27. The 14-nation commission of agi;iossion of the Inter- Amen ?an 1 Conference recommended that che ortire Western hemisphere, m!- eluding Canada and Danish Gr?en- land be put m a vast security -rone which all American republics i would be bound to defend. The agreement
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    126 15 LONDON. Aug. 27. A Vien na correspondent of the Russian ai my paper "Red Star" reported today that many displaced per." shipped from the British zone o*" Austria to Venezuda and Brazil were Soviet citizens. The dispatch quoted by Tuss said, "Roports available here indiit British occupation
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    44 15 PARIS, Aug. 26— The Council General of Reurio.i Inland, former French colony, today I a message of loyalty to the eh Govemmet on th« ocf the island becoming .»n overseas department f^rance With a pn council "ri Ineral of local administration U.P.
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    CONDITIONAL APPROVAL
    43 15 I>>ndon Aug. 26 Fn n«-h (I--legates to thf tr partit.- talks on man Ind rrport dtyy |o tff conditional ApproTftl r r Anglo-American plan I bo celling on str»-l pr< «i i m thr two i purpoi t «d 11.000,00' U.P
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    169 16 1 ly an mpan three during the n (hi i iif;u b n£ thought tiu n ilj Whuii^poo and drowned him Hi.s companion m th .■me sampan v. tii h m told the police *'<• wn iwakoned ivy the <>v i him Into the
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    116 16 Edinburgh, Aug 25. A new motto "nothing will do unless ii la perfect was suggested by the Duke of Gloucestei v hen he npen •<i thf "Enteoprise Scotland" Exhibil Kin <>n Monda Accompanied by >h a Duchess h<« .sni-i thai old markets must h< re captured an<l new
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    26 16 NEW YORK. Aus. 26.— The [ndonesian delegation, headed Foreign Minister H&dj A^ocs Salim, paid a courtesy visli f >> Mayor William Odwy^r today.— U.P.
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    49 16 Paris, Auk. 26. Art in» to forestall a possible farmers' "sitdown strike" tins winter, the eh Qovernjnem today JaM«d .1 Hill m the National Asse*n bly, providing up ,o ji V( years prison and 5.000,000 franc lines for farmert refusing to deliver their wh<-at crops. U.P.
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    58 16 Hongkong, Aug 28. The noaiibilitj oi the v i-.-k-oM gtrtfce or i" 80 Hon I an eatmUm, spieadin^; to utilities, is seen m the .sion to call meeting today ol <mhpioyeee oi the Hongkong Ele trie Company and Tramways Company rusiflr; ;I deman two* a day Increase
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    81 16 d n Witt, r. the pendent M he de .■lar. d en;;, i,) make t new irUfc party sec Blaming the government I who, hr said, did not ddend pjid agitatort .nciting ;.ti meetings, the lndepend m leader also critl- the way voters had bed. rm»ved from
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    27 16 PtIPINQ. Au«. Authorities told today that 40 Oeittan repatriates who stayed bt-hind when 31 left for repatriation probably would bt transported by plane to Shan,rK-.i r,^ U.P.
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    207 16 LONDON. \ug, 26 A wellInformed Whitehall source said today that Britain v.iii probably have to strut dipping into her two '"Hi"", four hundred million dollar gold reserve* within fou? to eighi weeks. He cnnoeded that >n the Ma>shall Plan or the
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    27 16 Gary, Aug. 25. Hailstorms, s, disease, drought and heavy ill have ought havoc with Canadian wheal crops In different parti Inion this ted today Reuter
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    76 16 Jerusalem, Aug. 26.— Ancther I Arab shop the second within the week to be attacked by the Arab underground i?roiv> ca "Hurrich"— was raided today n j Jerusalem. Raiders placed a package under the counter and I told the shopkeeper the shop I was mined. Oie of
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    36 16 Washington, Aug. 26.—Chairman Charles Eaton, of the House gn Affairs Committee "Greece may he the pow.K-, that explodes into world war 111. The Greek situatio contains all for touching off a r war U.P.
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    22 16 28 Th,. Trade unions Ck>ui v eed today n Sen HPVin W 'U ;t (|i annual concm»iis ithpori U.P.
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    133 16 the above .O. the fnllov d Oomi pt. the ensuUiff Mr S» nc iy i Mi v Mr m T Pillay' lf| Di <i HarUU u r m" I pan; Mr. 2°K M Mohd Ku»n;,l, and Mr X Ayrr Ml Hi, A community 0 for ilth. N Ihc
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    230 16 (A tug the Commonwealth to formul i policy for the .t settlement were expected to .^amst .my moves which ili! Increase Soviet influence In th»- Pacific Keuter learned authoritatively safari secret sessions clamped down on news of the proceedings Australia hoped that oth^r .ntries at the conference would ■hare
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    106 16 nghal, Aug. 26.— The office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Woosung Garrison headquarters announced today a BUppli mentary list cf German na~ Shanghai for r while asking German n utsid- Shanghai I c for repatriation. rs said the list ol re>atriates still failed to include
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    82 16 Tokio. Aug. 25—O|J nccted with Japanese tb trials denied" charged M 1 the United States by !on viliivn prosecutor Jay p that the trials were beiri ed by the incompetent* fence counsel, v. i ed, were more concern* holding on to thi the termination of then Joseph B. Koenan
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    65 16 GENEVA. Aug. 26.— Delegates to the third annual assembly here of the United Nation s Food Agricultural Orgr.r. nation decided at. their second session to-day not to take any action at present on the Spanish applica- tion for admission to the Qrgamsation. Austria, Finland and Siam were
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    60 16 London, Aug. 26.— fli Commonwealth c the Japanese Peace Tra gins m Can be; ces of national Asia will b jd for the firsi MICh il article m T Referring to the press the conl aiinioiia 01 Ind and Burma, Tl it we ui-a ci point adopted by til
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    55 16 I London. An majoi sterling £1,200.000.000. i disclosed hPtv Jease of official out the stHtiin. ous count m- I n Egypt, second on the v L .),000.00n t: with £11 the COtttl pied by Germany to owes money. Noi n** 1 [test credit o TWC South Am tftl] and
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    254 17 E w X m m m ssm'i fore 1 X X X, ■our 1 X X Hi H Bsr H H B B Bsr V I X X w I V his own I Bl Lechr.l nuikin. tion He r< ny models with lv ths in,i limuU lm lu<
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    101 17 I H w,th him. -je a« off on liy handed the ia^a 1 1 >vi was mfortT»»..j by the that the person ■*h' t th«? cheqtn !hew Kam S»»n£ did not have any count with tho BanK The Bank aathoritiee thf»n mforme} the policy, wh n<l took p. a
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    319 17 Judgment Reserved In Writ Of Attachment Case Surprise thut the lettei of Mr. S. C. Goho'.s. Singapore lawyer, was sent to Un- Colonial Secretary by the Singapore Bar Committee without investigations being made, was expressed by Mr. John Laycock to Mr. Justice T. A. Brown m the Singapore Hi^li Court
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    158 17 ljn. Aug 27. L(.rd I wn«» v^Li.-> ire-'ietary lor both India aid Burma until the recent mat ion vi the Dominion! ol nd P »Nistjn terminated Indian Se has been unit d by the Bu. rnment to discus- i ted wilii the ap Ho :> repLaci.ng
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    34 17 The enquiry into the shooting incident at th c Singapore Harbour Goard on Thursday, August 21, will open at 10 a.m. tomorrow m the Coroner's Court, South Bridge Road.
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    129 17 The Republican Government pave a iinner at the Hotel MerieKa en A.ugMat 26. m honour of ththree Indian physicians who arrived with the Indian Re«i Cross plane at the Republican capital, Jogjakarta, at 12.30 a.m. -ues was opened by Mr. Maramis. vice-chairman of the Paling Merah Indonesia
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    45 17 Geneva, Aug. 26— Th^ Food ard Agricultural Organisation today elected Austria, Finland, and Siarp as full members, but, decided not to consider Spain's application for admission against a vote ot Portugal. Pakistani's and Burma's application will be considered at the next meeting- U.P.
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    29 17 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 25.— The United Nations Commissiun on Conventioxiai Armairu?at> virtually abxndor.^d my idea of an early global lurvey of national armies and army i:o^k;> reported today.— U.P.
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    53 17 CHAMP, NOW LIFE SAVER London, Aug. 27.— Mickey Wood, 49, retired light weight wrestling champion, sometime bodyguard to the Gaekwar of Baroda and a wartime Commando instructor, now provides escorts for bank messengers and other potential victims of violence. His private army includes a number of young women all qualified
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    139 18 Ltch«'*l l. Th»* S in.) »mbine«l i i Imm n th«* 1 1 phj >m the upright by ..ti I >'().•( no i h .-.st iinriir > kicked oil and fore l"ii the re back hai inenti k* and tiiangulai plaj on
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    87 18 drawn fr t C I goals I i id. lal pla did mv I ol tl he ftrst hall and then i In a splendid pass ng which enabled re the first goal. In the second half the Service play- <•.-> went .ill out pressing all
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    57 18 Tokio, Aug. 27 Yokohama, the scene ol the ir game played m Japan ■r May, 1896, between tine resident foreigners und the Japan high school, has now or I earns th(> ftrsl of th^'r kind seen In Japan ewly. formed teams will m en's baseball
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    51 18 mdon. Auk. 27 The ftrst o! prel ibr lea ted permanent le ,i Czechosli vakla a ek -ill i)'- erected In the I ondon area by Czwh worken who will l( I to Br n .Said to i>" ai good they «nly c I tne I working.
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    73 18 i 1 play cricket for the India] latlon against SCRC on Hong Lira Green Ground on Saturday, at I' p.m.: D. Dhannaraj (Captain), S. Ratnam, M. U. Patel, M. S. Gill. RavikU N. Mehtu, F. Teherali, Kevin Mallal, d. t. Patel A. S R. Phillips.
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    62 18 S.R.C. Events For Week-End Saturday, Aup. 30—5.15 p m i Soccer game SRC vs. SCC for Clarke Padang Shield; 630 p.m. Social and Dunce, and presentation "i l-at.-. to successful cricketers. A I'ufTet ha.s been arranged for and membwi are askod to make retervations, Sunday. Aug. 31.— 11 a.m. Annual
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    86 18 SUNDAY C RICKET The following uill play for the Indian Association apainst Combined Changi XI at Changl on Sunday at ll a.m. Transport leavei Balblr ,00.. at 10.15 a.m:— N. Abbasbhoy (Captain). S. Ratnam. M. U. Patei O. G. Arthur. A. S. R. Phillips.' Rasiklal. C. Seni'viratUf, A. C. She-
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    49 18 SHAKE MARKET GAIN IN SOME DOLLAR ISSUES The share rn.uk' ts were quietly iterday. There wa> tgain a ilifht !ni provemenl n. sterling tini while several Dollar I ju-ludnig Batu Kuehaii, Klang Hong Fatti and Ketanf. verc marked up [nduttrials, however, were quiet. Rubb i continued to be Ltd
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    131 18 (Tribune Market Corr.) At the opening yesterday morning, prices were marked down half a o nt from Tuesday'! close. Sellers freely met the market at 28 j Cents for No. 1 R.S.B. fob. and fair quantities were transacted. With l:'tt) selling pressure, prices eased and a
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    58 18 Tokio, Aug. 27.— Pottr A. McDermott, Chief of the Foreign Trade Division of SCAP's Economic and Scienfftc Section, htt left Tokio for Washington whenhe will confer on the economic problems affecting Japan's fore t£?n tradf. Ho will discuss pl-ir.o tor merchandUing and promoting sales of Japanese silk and developing
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    87 18 me loiiowm* have been selected t> represent th, ahoy, Association In ?J p *i m of soccer gainst the Royal Air Force (Base), at the Jalan Resar Stadium today, at 5 15 TKm. Pok Swm Win*, Leong Kum gong Kolc Kum Chong. L,,h Kwong San P Soh Put
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    80 18 Tokio, Aug. 27.- Many foreign traders Visiting the Tokio ci; plays of Japanese products are tica] of the design and quality of these products, while traders unanimous that prices B too high, according to the "JijT Press. Traders are ""keen on buying tnble-covors. s<*rv«ettcs and other textile products of
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    53 18 Th.» following will represent the OYMA (0t 1 at Badminton t the Nivi( c Havers Biidmintoti on Saturday, at 2.30 p.m. at St. Joseph's school court: EM. d'AlmekU, Stephen Chin. ThoI Berriiird Chok, M. Nunis. John Too, William Nunis. John Dc Mfllo, Maurice Nunis. Alo\«Mus Chiow. Wr, Tvo.
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    57 18 A tram of 5 lta*1 M ;i »d 2 double* WH lx> selected from th« folWin X to reprwent the En K ineer.s' n.-pt Branch of the Singapore Mu. I ti institution m return badminton match on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the >< i Hill:— m Man
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    35 18 Munich. Amy 2fi Fi;m F,ls brill Tod m of Fi builder i t wall h IPKOCctor for Hofri ro .'nirtion, wont 01 trlii I R i«lon rrnjrtn»om I Class I N U .P.
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    57 18 The following players will f>° Bport« Club [he Bi 1 on Baturdai .-it 2SO i' m I) idmil 'on M« If A. Heok Kwang, Ngln F"pr Mfnip. Cheong Ekx>n Tuan, Bim Im 1 hou Biu X Chfxi Plans Hoi W. I). J. Vmont, W. C. MrKean. w
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    47 19 Batavia, Auf. 27. At thr b« i the police action, July mrrencies c black market U.S. dolBritlsh pound, Austi\ili m tld Nrthnvalned After some time rumours ipr"ac! ti pro iurc would sho 'lily 20, the Nc lingly droi md i i > )x uly U.P.
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    292 19 (Tribui stall Reporter) to the SAFA Council meetin R.c a wai Jed that more than tpplied for participation In tbs SAFA Clip com; tion which will start neXl month, as soon as the I over. teams from Uie 8< r
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    85 19 74 Yrs Completes 100 Mile Cycle Tour! CHICHESTER. Auu. 20 John Mills. 74- T ear-old hoad woodman on Oak wood ♦•state, Surrm^on, near Ohichester. ha* just comj Dieted a 900 miles cycling tour liming: the first fortnight's hol»--ciav he h«d m his life. He averaged 100 miles daily, visit. Plymouth
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    106 19 VIRGINIA WATER. Berkshire Auk. 26. Two hurdred mci "hose golf costs th?m Is. week!: vert rcurd ihe exclusive W«*ntworth Course here on Tuesda> m the Arti?an Golfers Associas Annual Tournament. Th?\\ induced mftera from County Durham. West county -farm labourers and police
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    63 20 FROM PAUk Hit t it Ihi it ii null %my 'i Tin- ultimatum morning aii'i th< in^ of lh»- .I<> i ri t uiniiiil tt-c ol (In-•iniiH-nl Wmki'i.s Tnulc rnons is beinjj held hei toi Idei ihe .:i!iii' <i« maud A ■pokesmmi nf the 'omn told
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    394 20 (Tribune stall Reporter) Alison Road Stadium Is to be written oil from local sports grounds. Sportsmen, football enthusiasts m particular, will receive thh sudden setback to the plans already being drawn up by the Singapore Amateur Football Attocti tion, with great disappointment. teiday, the bAFA was m formed by
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    69 20 CAMBRIDGE. Aug. 27.— Lcrd Hyrdley, Chairmar. of the National Coal Board, revealed when addressing the Board's Summer School at Cambridge on Tuesday, that the Board hope s to have a major reorganisation plan for increasing inefflciccy m each of its 45 areas. "The<s e olan s mean
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    54 20 TOKIO, Aug. 27.— Slowly but surely many time-horOUTed customs are disappearing from the Japanese scene. This week the Drefectur&l police placed a ban on nude danc ng which was or..cc a feature of Japanese stage shows. The reason, given is "nude cancnig is against the principles
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    37 20 NANKING. Aug 27.—Dressed m a long Chinese pjown and a short jacket, president Ch?ang Kai-shek this morning officiated at a bi*'ef solemn ceremony commemoratins: the 2498 th birthday anniversary of Confucius, China's sreat sage.- Reuter
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    53 20 •HANGHA] Au m; n fol i: 30a putrmt. Nonh J arrived X I° n t he T tt l d*elared conflsciii. and fon d lH j M the so-ral d United Army. Be laid C agenta dominated the Cki dfnts' m ii tion and q nuntrou J iranii i:
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