Morning Tribune, 24 July 1948

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    3 1 MORNING TRIBUNE F&sr&j*
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    PRO-RED BODIES BANNED, GUILT EXPOSED
    603 1 PRO-RED BODIES BANNED, GUILT EXPOSED SINGAPORE, FEDERATION ACT ON EVIDENCE OBTAINED THE Acting High Commissioner of the Federation of Malaya and the Governor of Singapore, on the advice of their respective Executive Councils, have decided to take the necessary legal steps whereby the Malayan Communist Party (M.C.P.) the Malayan Peoples*
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    AMERICAN ARMS BEING TOWN HERE IN A WEEK
    91 1 x »ct date <f th.- arrival rltvda n.i of San t as a s,our,t, T t;n Malaya-di.-c'osod that ho had undertaken to supply all tin mining Arms tols, automatic weapons and shotguns. He suit! »;ritish tin hrms haw rrquestcd him to do
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    UNKNOWN
    116 1 ALA LUMPUR- All perother than Stkais wno p ;and Inside the Telo* i Reserve have Ik cm notice to evacuate i a week. Mr II C Id, District Office:-. has arranged for theli lion as a security meas belt of jungle is M»I cf being used by bannd is
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    UNKNOWN
    20 1 ■rteen thousand postei s ■glish and the vernaculars ■ting circulated In the Fe■on asking people to join ■*cial constabulary
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    UNKNOWN
    109 1 fa en^es from th« *f about sp. m vestfcr •*J *«h a blaze that fed Vf° fe at lhe ba <* "W Enters, Merbau our hid tu'PP^matelv F m lhe hre un ,|,V Li^o' damage' «E CHIEF CAUSE^'! [o r '/nil 7l Incr ease d 'inalit Ployees 01 th''Polity
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    POLIO: FOUR NEW CASES
    27 1 »ur now i-asos of polio were 'Ported m the city yesterday. They were: A European wo-'•y-n. two Euro^n cnildren 1 an Indian child.
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    ARMS SMUGGLING
    27 1 tetanJr WP who has b <*n etalned by the Singapore do- UUon th K° Em 4«Ky Reon w,th the smuggling of ■Z™ ll M 'innounced.
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    Evatt, C.-G. Discuss Situation
    99 1 The Australian Minister for Erternal Affuirj, Dr H. Fn't: conferred tnth MateuAn Government hmd* on arrival here yesterday by Constt'htiion aircraft from S'/dr.ey. Dr Kvttt had hours of owcn99km about the situaU'm m Malaya irith the Commt*sioner General, the Governor of Singapore and the Australian C<"iriis?ioner
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    FEDRATION FLASHES
    370 1 FEDRATION FLASHES JOHORE: SEGAMAT AREA. —At 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday, on Voules Estate, Tenang, six unknown Chinese armed with pistols, all strangers m rhe district, entered a squatter's hut and shot dead the occupant who was a member of the K.M.T. The body had five bullet wounds. This matter was
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    SUNK TANKER RAISED AGAIN
    90 1 SUNK TANKER RAISE D AGAIN The condemned A.P.C. tanker Phasianella which sank m the Outer Roads of Singapore Harbour on July 4, was raised by Roubin Salvage Company, yesterday. The Phasianella, which was found submerged off Telok Ayer Basin on September 22, 1945, was raised and towed to the Outer
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    10 HELD IN PENANG
    22 1 Eight former A.P.I, members, seven of whom are Government servants, and two Chinese have been arrested m Penang.
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    Hongkong Awaits Crisis
    79 1 ft "<« T ffej '•Iter '7^ fi. *S SSSfts** Radio r,n mmi^ l /'^cks by the •5 Ka?\Tt thG GOV€ P"**ibl as'L rend€r aU t nC€ t0 the 5e P^Ptrs todai/ re- port a move to ban foreign language broadcasts from advertising vans m the city as
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    C-G Pleads For Adult Education, Decries Red-Tinted 'Democracy'
    1455 1 In an eloquent plea for the cause of from which "will spring fine flowers and rich J™» oIWJ cracv and peace for Malaya". H.E. Mr. Malcolm MwDomM. Commissioner General during a public meeting at Uje victors Memorial Hall yesterday, decried the Commimlat
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    OC OF ADVANCE TROOPS HERE
    64 1 The O.C. of the advance par'tv of the Royal Inniskilling; Fusiliers Battalion which is destined for Singapore from Hongkong, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday with a small detachment of men. An earlier batch arrived by the Wo Sang on Thursday consisting of two officers
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    PREVENTIVE RAID ON VILLAGE
    71 1 The Singapore Police carried out a preventive raid on Chua !Chu Kaog Village early yesUerday morning, m a search for I subversive and seditious literature, arms, ammunition ana dangerous characters. Thirty-two villagers were •screened* during the raid, but no one was detained. The raiding party consisted
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    Commons Debate Malaya: Question Of Arms Raised
    1563 2 U)NDON luiy 23, >Th o*J d <>f tomrim m declare a CommunM slk- h ma M Iherenta -ut control of toy •übsUntial trw, > C ,l'>nv.i\ Beer lary, ftfe Arthur C.-»- -i h -Jones aUte*l da v. He u:is tr'ii'i',' <\w Commons oi
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    JUDGMENT RESERVE IN BRAGA CASE
    99 2 Tbt Hon'ble Mr. Justice 3.'j\vn yesuiday rev., rved* judgment after a five days" hearing m the divorce case m which Mrs. Monica Patricia Braga is suing her husband Mr. A. J. Bra&a. the f*:ngap>Tt lav.yer. for a dissolution of her marriage with him on the
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    INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS
    69 2 The Singapore Regional Indian Congress has drawn up an exhaustive programme to celebrate the first Anniversary of Indian Independence which falls on August 15. The programme includes. among other things, hoisting of the Indian national flag, prayers, laying wreaths at the INA Memorial, feeding the poor, cinema
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    LIQUOR STILL CHARGE
    70 2 Charged with having m his possession a 44 gallon still for distilling liquor, a Hokkien. Sim Kee Yam, was brought before Mr. R. J. C. Wait, Fourth Police Court Magistrate, yesterday. Bail of $500 m one surety was allowed him. The still, it was stated, was found
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    'Lame Excuse', So Bail Withdrawn
    107 2 A former Singapore detective, Ang Cheng Bok, who was ordered to execute a new bond for his bail of $10,000 at the Seventh Police Court, had his bail withdrawn by Magistrate A. G. Shears, yeaterday, when he failed to turn up at the arranged time.
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    INQUIRY ENDS: YOUTH COMMITTED
    83 2 A 20-year-old Hokhien, Tan Tian Sang, was committed for trial at the next Assizes on charges of voluntarily causing hurt to three persons and armed robbery at the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry before the Seventh Magistrate, Mr. A. G. Shears, yesterday. It was allogod that
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    MARIE ACCEPTS
    23 2 I'AJKIS, July 38.— M. An^ro Marie ha« definitely accepted the French President's invitation to form a Government «arly todays e»r Reuter
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    COMMITTED TO ASSIZES
    152 2 COMMITTED TO ASSIZES As a m:.;:, .M Mak Kun. v t \^JW New BnU*>- -load to«nLfl accgay Th. r U^7 5 B on March 28 men ac J him and pushed h.un mtoil near a benzine Kiosk. One of the dmb poked M thing hail a.uir.st his m which ho
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    UNKNOWN
    129 2 A 20-pounder live bonw ered with mud was brougß to the Seventh Police Com an exhibit alleged to have. possessed by a 42 -year-old nese. Cheng Hoc. According- to UK pro?oa conducted by A.S.P. U Prynn. it was Ftated that I were some bombs buried ii ground inside the
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    UNKNOWN
    152 2 The total nunib*r* dents for the t^t^ exceeds by nice- than •total for the eonjjgfl Hod of 1947. decreased by 32 but injured have gone up ro to 974 This is agrtoj and shows no siu'ns or w* ment. „,,r i (tei Of the 580 road June, 484 Involved
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    Applications For Order To Evict Sub-Tenant Fails
    104 3 th( > application ol «SEffsSSSSSSr SfcSBS lJ Mr tM V H Tsan. for the wMr ittornev submitted Uatt the npp:icant. sioce DecaU lu 4 hJ I tried various Junt etc iespon*te« and '"'I .linn the respo«Hlent w,th the r^ n ro by ■ffLtfl'l
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    242 3 ofcal of the Post" l JfVKatong Mark* J 10 enable a Fool MttUr to arrest a 2er allege to nave itwn aoove the eonI M revealed m the Dstr.ct Court yesterle c Kaiim a mutton n the Katong Market ar ge'- with selling of mutton at 25 centi the
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    Reciprocal Blockade
    186 3 Reciprocal Blockade SokcJovsky j S BERLIN, J*l* **r- I Marshal Vasmhf D. Boho- J lovsky. Bovtet Command- rr-i*-Ch»ei m Germany, y said Russia teas biookad- I mg Berlin because the i United States made the 1 RuvsMna get special per- I Smits to vwt/ Unded i States occupation zome. Sokolovsky
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    30 3 D hi the tiiu-ini g at las W^h "HttlSvS com Plete sub»W»te. p..:^ J P«'Bressive leu c onBei v,t IS un^r a Tory v.. are on the torm- Reuter
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    Luxury Trip For Happy Mother
    116 3 Luxury Trip For Happy Mother A H^kka woninn one of 490 ,itck pMNSgen on board the Norwegian sMp Sandivken Hl5 tons) which arrived from China port> m Siriixapon- yestoiday -gave birth to a baby bay on the voy u^o. As a rosult. tho mother wa? zivon first slasi caLm Rccommodation
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    T.B.. Grimest Reaper Here
    49 3 T.B.. Grimest Reaper Here Tabttcuiotti htsi ajct'tf again dalm( d ±c largest number o, m Singapore with 35 deaths. Secon^ highest was -9 deaths du e to mteritis. According to a Municipal Jealtn statement, infantile death rate dropped from lU^.9- m the previous week o 94.74 last W€ ek
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    MISRA OUT
    34 3 STOCKHOLM. July 2*> Eric Sturgess of South Africa defeated Sumant Miin. India. b Q 6-0 m the ftfth day of c h h^f dis !j.open lawn tennis championship at Baa^t«w day.- Reuter
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    DUMB WOMAN KNIFED DURING FAMILY FIELD
    163 3 A lt-\ ear-old HoUkicn boy lleg;*dly stabbed a dumb Chiose woman at about 5 p.m. m T;iur»>da/. during a tanrily ■i!-i at Blakan Mati. Trouble began when the boy ;tood m the patliway of "the hinese wo icon's nhie-yeai -old laugbtei who was at
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    ABETMENT CHARGE
    98 3 A 24-voai-old Chinese. Yap Baa Key. who was alteged to have received a share of $20 from the proceeds of an armed robbery And who failed to give information to the police con corning the robbery, wm chargat the Seventh Police Cour yesterday vf or <the abetment »ox
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    Captain's Call On Governor
    44 3 The Captain of the Argentine light cruiser La Argentina, Captain Lonardi, called officially on HE. the Governor at 10 am. yesterday. Captain D. Snowdown, ADC. to H.E. the Governor went on board the cruiser at noon to reciprocate the courtesy.
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    OBSERVATORY FOR STUDYING STARS ON HIMALAYAS
    297 3 NEW DELHI. July 22. The India Meterological Department is planning to establiah a high-altitude Astronomical Observatory on the Himalayas with powerful reflecting telescope. The Observatory, when set up, will serve not only to the study of heavenly bodies, but j also help research on
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    INQUIRY INTO DEATH BY FALL
    105 3 INQ UIRY INTO DEATH BY FALL A verdict of "death by mi adventure" was returned uy the Singapore Coronet. Mr. Choor Siugh. at the iauueat on the death of Teng Ah Keh a 42-year-old trishaw driver. Tettg died at tha General Hospital on July 9. He was > A iU
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    "Pick Up" Excuse Not Accepted
    123 3 Charged with possession of a dangerous weapon, a sword, Sata Singh, an Indian, told the coji-v i.iat he picked it ou tie roadside and intended to use it tor chopping wood. Accused wag arrested m the back lane of Park Road at iuoat 9 p.m.
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    NEW FOUNDLAND'S FUTURE
    38 3 NEW FOUNDLAND'S FUTURE St. Johns, Newfoundland. July 22— A first count of votes m today's final Teferendum on NewfoundNtfKf's future system of Government «howed 1,902 In favour of responsible government, and 1.159 preferring fe-» deration with Canada. Reuter
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      81 3 fore's wliy M-6-W* GRffN POWHiN STRI IT »U|ii I t*, 2 hours ami 20 minutes of sp:* '-jH^B^^^S^^- taeular entertalnmej.t. VVliiW jV^lyW^.v^r. of M-G-M's <400,01K) Nove« K"^Tt^£a Vward. 20.000.000 people reaf' '*»Sttr T^ v IMM)k a5 months i:i |>- "^^O paratlon. The earthquake It* W never equalled. LV.'A tKjrP^^T^ TURNER
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    Britain Still The Leader— NOEL BAKER
    166 4 OXFORD. July 23. Mr. Philip Noel Baker, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, stated m a sneech to the Empire Summer School here, that every move m st-if- government, which many statesmen believed would breaK up the British Empire had m fact, strengthened it.
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    47 4 Mnjor-di'nrrnl Cow, farrier GOC, Singapore District, and Mrs. Cor were entertntnttl to tra last week at the Cox Club. Thdy left Singapore yesterday for the United KingdowC, HctHTf shares Mrs. Sinnah, wife of Dr. Sinnah, presenting Mrs. Cox with a WiWt of flowers. Orient Photo Supplies Photograph.
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    Untrue, Says Hiro
    66 4 Untrue, Says Hiro TOKIO. July 23. Emperor Hirohito denied yesterday that he had told the Australian Parliamentary delegation visiting Japan that he wished to visit Australia t.o express regret personally for Japanese atrocities against Australian troops. The denial was carried by the Jiji press which quoted an Imperial Household official
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    CLAY TOLD OF NEW NOT TO SOVIET
    119 4 CLAY TOLD OF NEW NOT TO SOVIET Washington, Jcly 23 -i ral Lucius D. Clay Ann Military Govornoi m Gen leaving here possibly late! for his return flight to] has been Informed of the tents of a new thrvt-power to Moscow, it was h keyed today. United State officials dii
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    ITALIAN REDS LOSE MOVE TO OUST GOVT.
    321 4 ROME. July 22. The Italian Senate defeated the Communist attempt to force Premier Alcide de Gasperi and the cabinet to resign because of the shooting of Communist boss Palmiro Togliatti last week. The Senate voted down the Communist nonconfldence motion 173 to 83
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    51 4 J S ?7/"' f nT Vr<lr oW Pak Bonf J Sik only girl at Uxin// rtopc, r«M throw the duscus man than 12 -i f f -*>t Pir P k Bonn%u f i /f K rei n butetball team, mS*H*g rat Hone, hik, to the practice ground at Uxbrkigt OlumfM
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      177 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUE NETWORK MALAY ENGLISH PROGRAMMES From 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radiated on 488 metres In the medium wave band and 7200 kr/tec. m the 41 metre band. From 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Radiated on 485 metren only. From S p.m. to 6 p.m. Radiated
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      219 4 His Orch. from Raffles Hotel. 1015 Cabaret with Fats Waller, 10.30 Rhythm on Records. 11.30 Last News Summary and Close Down. PROGRAMMES IN MALAY 12 00 p.m. Programme Summary. 12.05 Musical interlude, 12.45 News m Malay, 1.00 Close Down. 6 00 Programme Summary, 6.05 Musical Entertainment by Sinaran Bintang Party,
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      67 4 Opening Announcement and Prog. Summary m Tamil with Signature Tune, ~"3.Q2 "Aag", "Gaon" film hits, 9.15 Time Signal and News In T&nil 9.30 Vana Mohini, 940 TarK m Tamil, 9.50 T. Suryakumari, 10.00 Panjaj Mullick. 10.10 Dandapani Desigar, 10.20 Tamil vocal songs by Mr. M. Somasundaram Pillai and Party, 1058
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    Around The Town
    910 5  -  VERA ARDMORE .WITH Malcolm MadX> n aW. Ah Z si r Hue! Cl ISlrSrilandUd;^; id' Ktrr. liajor-Oei j-,p RiCCftt »*J J?^ui H GenTraLMrPaul too the E yai i Consul Mr Haverkom Ryiewyjk. -V- and Mrs Chin Tuan, V.. and Mr* p-'i. n. Mr and M ■id Lto
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      6 5 ISMSIce a *mmS k^»m*m to m
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      122 5 Accessories, gloves, French flowers, model hats a Glorious Collection of White pique evening models TODAY AT RAFFLES HOTEL TIFFIN TIME ORCHESTRAL CONCERT from 12.30 p.m. FORMAL DANCE 9 p.m. to midnight floor show-RICARDO &PEREZ PATRICK FORBES HIS ORCHESTRA Admission to Non-diners $1.40 EVENING DRESS ESSENTIAL fXffi DANCING i DOUCE T
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Let Us Face It
      289 6 "Let us fare the fact that m tttis particular iy\h; vi warfare we are very much open to attacfc." bo stated Sir Alec Newboult, Officer I Administering the Gov- M ernment, m his recent broadcast a broadcast refreshingly realistic m its estimate of guerrilla forces and
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    Australia Aspires For Empire Leadership
    1059 6  -  Frank Bartholomew Om ol .l»»™/»i ™]o< I"" k P°»' k <><""'T' m "I lh mm, l iremmp millions of the Onau f— B, S 1 1) N V,— Australia believes herself des- 11 ■c 4 to become (he eventual centre or (lip British Empire. The
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    In Search Of Ancient Greece
    805 6 American excavations m the area of the ancient Agora of Athens are permitting the moat complete reconstruction of Greek life over a period of some 30 centuries This is the main conclusion rmerging from the work of a team of the American School of Classical
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    FOOD SHORTAGE
    27 6 SYDNEY- show that "J 1 shortages 93Cia tibßi ,easonable conditU^J tion of rntl naj 4 t€r and MJJJJ oreW ar seriously fro"J pre Reuter AAP
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      TO BE (OR NOT TO BE) HANGED BY THE NECK?
      273 7 ■Miiii *»«"i«y W raii le •I am not saying uwt w... not bo the ease but I cannot say that it necessarily will he Mr Winston Churchill, leader of'thr Opposition, said antfj laughter tVat the House of Commons ought to
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      US ADVISORY GROUP IN CHINA COMES UNDER FIRE
      207 7 BsSSe i L T3*i mm ofW«J Www Lmi vf M -"<■'' a mon mom v tin rt itai »f« v KM-,, n.- rii.'!"f'(/ «M Lfbu preit. On. pow v i tp*«r(rf >■)',■),■'■'••'(: I flif rjr,, ■.> under pd i fie Mii 'ft
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      Artificial Kidney
      88 7 BUFFALO New York. July 21 —An artificial kidney made chiefly of plastic an<j cellophane was ready for use today m Millard Fillmore Hospital here. Intended to ai^ uremic poisoning victims, the artificial kidney was designed by Dr. George Slotkin. assistant Professor of Urology at the University of Buffalo,
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      Yugoslav Red Leader Refutes Cominform Charges
      96 7 Yugoslav Red Leader Refutes Cominform Charges jSt SeSLSrS? ot lh? Yugoslav sri0 J. ton rh» l3* n ;°;'t''h. Minister of the pa«v J r fl Ul COn ro hp re today c the war. M errors and omissions- dur- l Soviet pa ty base.| n Pol "ticai "pJ! a Member
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      Not A Chance For Truman
      106 7 Not A Chance For Truman SHANGHAI, July 23. The opinion ijhat President Truman has no? got a gambler's chance of winning the coming presidential election was expressed by Professor John E. Decker of Stevens College. Columbia. Missouri, m an address hue yesterday. Professor Decker described Truman as a "better than
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      BUSIEST MEN BEHIND IRON CURTAIN
      81 7 BUSIEST MEN BEHIND IRON CURTAIN BUCHAREST, July 2t.— One of the bunient men kekind the Iron Curtain theme <fes* tn the street is the *f#» p**nter. Earlier thi* gear m BnrmHretf—after XichaeT* tl+tHh tirm painters gut nut* otaVr? tn tmke xiotc* s nttmm the Q*em Mmry Brmtrmri «m 4 repnint
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      BRITISH FILM INDUSTRY IN DIRE STRAIN
      141 7 LONDON. July 22. HuroM Wilson. President of the Board of Trade, disclosed today the British film industry was \n such dire straits that the Government had decided to set up a £5.000.000 loan agency to finance film production. He told the Common*. "Pretty well
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      RUSSIAN DEPORTEES
      49 7 MANILA. July 22. Four Rtwman deport Whom the pf g^^w gVn. Ktsmp*. whk* rweiUly called «t Otm rcfmrd to take aboard wtft be r^Mrned by plane to Manila from Oebu and ct« fined to Hie new BiHbid prison pending deportation, accordm? ro Jmitiiffrnt'on Commissioner. Knsrraelo Fabre U.P.
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      MOTHS, SMVS, BUTTERFLIES IN COMMONS
      132 7 MOTHS, SMVS, BUTTERFLIES IN COMMONS S LONDOW. July 22 i Moth*, ap.ru find butter- flies crept into an other- I %ci*e aeriom (T'scus&iJn I lin the Commons today. The Board of Trail* 1 I President Harold Wilson Was atktd by Ld.bouri'e Leah Manning about the progress of the surrey of
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      HOT WEATHER DINNER DRESS
      55 7 T JilAr* HYLTOK. %cho p/ay.f leading role i <*«> Oain»feorrJi«pli family t Jilm WBD&fNG BELLS. likes to tc*ar a casual J aemi-fat#>r#rf dinner cfre« t t In fte fcof iPCOI/ker— trWte crrj»e 4f«* 9/tirf-tdp, fwfi. summer i f\o**rt& skirt tt« ;*-.i^«r« 0/ the wkfrt re- i
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    Film Ship Is Safe
    47 8 Film Ship Is Safe LONDON. July 22. The film ship, Nina, specially built for 1 new British picture abou t Christopher Columbus, whlcn haa been mining ■om&where of Barbados lor cnarly two days, was reported sufe (onigh t :»nd on her wny to Holetown. liarbados. under tow
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    Britain Has What Berlin Didn't
    245 8 LONDON. July 22—OvergeM athletes and officials are nnding m Britain and the i4th Olympics something they missed m Berlin m 1936--liefdom. cables Vernon Morgan, Reuters Sports Editor. As one official who had been to Berlin for the 1936 Olympic frames put it. they were overplanned
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    24 8 Trst.n,, thr tube which is the body of th<>Wk. to see that the cmttntfi of the tube reads correctly to 'he difference of temperatures.
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    SPRAYING FLOCK MATERIAL
    49 8 SPRAYING FLOCK MATERIAL jC The sprayiny of the j flock material on the head and beak m one of I the early stages m th>^ production of the toy 1 duck. It is this material t that has to he dipped m tenter which starts N the duck moving.
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    Documentary Film Show
    75 8 NEW YORK. July 22.—Documentary films of China and five other nations were show 1 icre on Wednesday night under the sponsorship of the East and West Association. The guests in^-ed Al Valencia press, attache to the Philippine Embassy, Washington, who told the United Press: 'I am greatly
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    CHINA INVASION STORY UNTRUE
    48 8 RANGOON, July 22 The Burmese Foreign Othce announced today that so far as the Government w as aware there was no foundation m a Nanking report on Tuesday thai a n arrmd invasion cf Of Chinese territory wa s being organised m North Burma.
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    UNKNOWN -OF TOY TODAY
    134 8 UNKNOWN -OF TOY TODAY "THI |UCK" The i« DRINKDiS tain for He dip -Pain, and other drink the toy shi The Dr menu as Properly se hour after without cci The bo liquid whic of the due room temp is cooled b the vapour reducing tl pressure ia neck high
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    'Deliberate Frame-Up
    148 8 LONDON. July 22. Dr. Pavel Kavan. Counsellor to the Czechoslovak Embassy m London, tonight handed a note urging the British Government to prosecute an official of the Anglo-Czech Friendship League who is to be deported. Earlier today Col. G. E. C Wigg. a Labour member ot Parliament, and
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    INFORMAL TALK
    50 8 The Republican and Dutch do'^gair* r^o 1 m r».n informal talk Kailipurang recently o^uur bac dupe i vision of the United Nations GOC. Discussion was on the GOC's report to the Security Council concerning the Dutch restriction of trade and economic intercourse m Indonesia. -l Indonesia News Service).
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    47 8 Belgrade, J< portraits of TJ and Engels M sea of scarlet] as the Yugort pare<l for the Yugoslav Col congress. But the Yugt Communist p had still not I wholesale refl Communist I delegations to Slav's party 1 m 20 years. 1 not aware tl international
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    38 9 n the Cominform Dgress is expectthe party's over►port of 'Marshal Central Commitrticularly those it who have been for Cominform tuter. July 22. There broadcast ot ight-heavyw-ight P fight between eh. the holder. Mbit the White next Mundav.
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    Encouragement To Overseas Chinese
    11 9 Encouragement To Overseas Chinese mem m p"?*^ official* Chinese cap.ta U.P.
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    FINISHED DRINKING DUCKS
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    SUN FO FACES INCREASING OPPOSITION
    206 9 SUN FO FACES INCREASING OPPOSITION NANKING, July 23. Dr. Sun to was reported on Saturday to be seeking resignattoa as President of the Legislative i ma. as increasing numbers of Vjiaioi> an now opposing i nis leadership. Yuan be- i urrn"; U onvt^ after the 1 now.- 1 Te-cheo, who
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    Indian-Soviet Trade Talks
    94 9 Indian-Soviet Trade Talks Berlin. Ju'j 21. r- The Indian trade delegation to Germany had a two and-a-half hours discussion with the Soviet military administration's trade division and members of the German Economic Commission of the Soviet zone at the Russian headquarters at Karlshorst. Afterwards L. K. Jha, Chief Controller of
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    FINAL TEST
    35 9 FINAL TEST The girl workers are y maktntj the final test by L dipping the finished ducks m icater to make I sure that they will res- i 1 pond and suxng to and J
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    "TROUBLE-SHOOTER"
    57 9 NANKING. July 23.— A Chinese press report rtceivea here said Chiang Ching-kuo. President Chiang Kai-sheks •trouble-shooter' son, will be appointtd head of a financial control bureau m Shanghai and lead tine fight against sp9culat«ion and hoarding. The Legislative Yuan has voted against a resolution to dissolve all financial control
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    HIROHITO'S PLEA TO AUSSIE MPs
    131 9 HIROHITO'S PLEA TO AUSSIE MPs TOKIO, July 23. Seven members of the Australian Parliament spent 20 minutes with Emperor Hirohito at "or Imperial Palace today ami id the visit would help tnem. ha deciding whether Hirohito hzA been shorn of his pre-^ux lender power. The visitors the first Australians to
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    DR. WU RETURNING
    43 9 NANKING, July 23— Dr. Wu Paak-shlng. Chinase ConsulGeneral for Singapore, left Nanking last night for Singapore. Dr Wu, who returned to Nanking on vacation, will stop over at Shanghai, Hong Kons and Canton, before resuming his journey to Singapore. U.P.
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    Round-World Flight
    51 10 Round-World Flight WASHINGTON. July '22 ittt bup< t Fortress* from I United v s fttCl Ali Force fcwe :»t Ti:r 00 Arizona, have 1 N on a ronnd-the-w 'id flight, All rorce an- 1 1 lll(> ''rt here loaifht. rhlg will be the Qnt round- »Ofld Bight to ;>, made
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    Belgium's 3- Year-Old "I oyal Question"
    84 10 BRUBBELB July 22 Tho Soc'al Ch.,st.;un (Catholic! jrew of ON Belgian Chamber Ol IVpuJ.v; MMODCtd toti-iv hey will foret an curly Sf)lu ton to BrtghlM*. thrve-ycar-»l'« 'Roy.i! question The MnotmoMMMt is tak«>n w p..fio;it.« n Impending ihow||(lWll between the Catholics King Leopold's supporter MHI
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    50 10 LONDON. J-lvß Shah 01 Iran w fl at a dinner pirtj h honour by the K.r.J at Buckingham H night Queen Mary, r::» beth. the Di: Rrincess Ma:garet.^H and Duch<^ fl Lord and Lady Mofl the United Siates Afl Lewis Dcugia'. an^H Mrs. Winston ChufH among t':> n? at
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    162 10 Stetgfcai, July 22.— Aided by eewly-arrhDwt airbom« »efnfommcnts tnchicttng mechanised units, Government troops defending Taiyuan battled attacking Communist forces to a standstill m torrential rain during the past 24 hours, according to pro-Government despatches today. Forty planeloads of heavily armed reinforcements are now being landed m Taiyuan and the
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    MEXICO BANS EXCHANGE TRADE
    46 10 MEXICO CITY. July 22. Mcxica today suspended all foreign exchange transactions This action followed an announcement late last night by Ramon Beteta. Finance Minister. tha t n(got!ations were being made wl'h the International Monetary Fund to establish a new pe-o-dollar exchange rate.
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      93 10 I CaMfeK Exrimto To Marateg Tribmu>; [JUST SUMBoWmR W*****-7HBHS~ *^O| f I GIADtfS HEAD/ s^\"Bt LINDA 'J.K£*~rJjm Art -"^< 'Ml VO, UHOE^TANO THAT S r.-^J |^S^tL M mKS£! Sotr^ WO*>/ v 5 SJ the L AST T.M€ yOu W6«6 j ,1^ OKIOEO. W THfc ABS|KCe 1 GOSH I BUT /^Swil^-
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    NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER
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    WARNING TO CHINA
    64 11 he' c today with IWted Staler and Chinese authorities on tru utilization of United States aid. He announced his mission intended to spend I'SSTO 000.--000 for food RlopNes. 170.000,--000 for cotton. $50 000.000 to: petroleum products. 513.000.000 foi fertilize: and $19,600 000 M a p«l or loan
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    Manila Will Not Lose Importance
    63 11 Manila Will Not Lose Importance MANTIA. July 23 Prtsider.t Qmdino toid members ol the Male :anan Press AMOClation. whe n they pa:d I te?y call en him recently, thlt Manila will not ln>e m Importance because ol the rev,- capital site chosen by COngTess. which is -he Ipo-H< raliches area.
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    HE "BOMBED" U.N. TO STOP U.S. HEADING FOR ANOTHER WAR
    184 11 vnpK july 22 -Thi 1 f :i Z over the hea< 1 f&grSrn !:t „,n „i Lake Slice.-." i ,^'X wort., poac wh "*n of the LT.it.vl, :i 'm the pre^nt world fi^eS the DMM Stephen Supina. V a". ,nk.
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    WHEAT SOWN AT 4 ACRES A MINUTE
    60 11 KYDNCY July 23-WJioat ?£SS at the rate of four South Wales. The experiment was tarried out by East-West Airline*. Bneineen of the company had Priced fast to modify the aircraft to sow the wheat, as a result of urgent requests from farmers m
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    Smallpox In N. Siam
    89 11 Smallpox In N. Siam s I BANGKOK. July 23— A minor outbreak of tmallpox is reported from 7 Siam's northern pro- S rmce*. i i According to the latest I Pubic Health report, S twelve persons died of i smailpox dvring the first J week of July, m the dU-
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    BOAC Makes Air Bid
    48 11 LONDON. July 22. Mr Whitney Straight. Chief Executive, announced today that British Overseas Airways Corporation will go "flar out" to I capture American trans-At-lantic air traffic. "In the past, we had to apoi logtte all the time." American -born Straight told a press conference.
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    INDIAN ART STUDENT URGES EXCHANGE OF CULTURAL MISSIONS
    258 11 BANGKOK. July 23.— Free India should win the henrts of the ivopU of Southeast Asia by resuming her age-ed cultural relatlona with those countries. according to Mr. Ajit Mukerjee. <i:i Indian student of art and culture, now touring Southeast ASla. Mr. Mukerjee,
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    NO PUBLICATION OF WAR TALKS
    50 11 NO PUBLICATION OF WAR TALKS WASHINGTON. July 22. Diplomatic dfflcials reported today that the British Embas!s y "had suggested, to the United SUtes State Department that !fhe "best interests of all concerned", would be served by 1 not pntJlisMng now certain documents on the wartime Tent ran and Yalta conferen-
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    BEVIN WILL ATTEND "BIG FOUR" TALKS IF....
    364 11 LONDON, July 22 —Mr. Ernest Bevin, Foreign Secretary, announced today his willingness to attend another Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers meeting "at once" if the Soviet Union will lift the blockade of Berlin. H was rho first time any of three Westers
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    AUSTRALIA'S PREMIER
    15 11 *MR J. B. CBIFLBY,tL T> Prime Minister of fhe^ Commonwealth of AuB- > tralia.
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    FULL MOON KIDNAPPER
    111 11 Mansfield. (Notts), July 21. —All police m Britain were alterted m the search for a man on bicycle who kidnapped and stabbed stx-year-oM Irene Newton of Mfcnsfield yesterday —eve <X a full moon. The man, aged about 30, was seen to pick up the child near her
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    Liaison Officers For Colonies
    131 12 Liaison Officers For Colonies LONDON, July 22. The British Colonial Office has appointed the first of a number of development liaison officers who will maintain close touch between the Colonial Office and the Governments of each of the major colonial regions, it wan announced tonight. TJie new officers, who tefll
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    34 12 M LONDON, July 22.— Douglas Jay, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, announced today m the House of Commons that Spain will be added soon to the list of countries which British tourists may visit.—
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    JET PIONEER APPOINTED ADVISER TO BOAC
    208 12 LONDON July 22.-Air Commodore Sir Frank WhiU?e waMime pioneer of jet propelled airhas been appointed Honorary Adviser to the PHtsh Overseas Airways Corporation for the do" eiopm'nt and operation of gas turbine engined aircraft, :t was disclosed tonight. Air Commodore Whittle, who is on
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    Two Thousan Foreigners Marooned
    99 12 Two Thousan Foreigners Marooned SHANGHAI. July 22 tw Filipinos, all musician, profession, three French sionarics and 62 Ru>s;ani< among som c 2.000 forein who aa c marooned m Chu chun. isolate^ capital om jhuiia. and m AnoßdalJ according to s a official Q tral Ifewi rep ft from northeast. Tiie
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    INDIA-PAKISTAN STERLING PACTS
    455 12 INDIA -PAKISTAN STERLING PACTS LONDON, July 22.—Differences between the Indian sterling agreement published last week, and the Pakistan agree- ment, published today, reem to reflect the differing sizes and conditions of the two countries. One other difference seems i mainly formal. The Indiai» agreement extended the present arrangement for three
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      43 13 it ?9*aa»f othor ICE Loon m» NoodIosl: Lr Best qwjg $35>- R«* Ugar v 5 R VAN'S B«1» Sl „w.k P*» TAPIOCA SEED: $35. Me- w H !rKra?ER: Vluntok Lampong OfBOBR: (Round): $125 COCONUT OIL F.o.b. $.4. qq\ Sundncd $4^-
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      85 13 i au n.s s. g\ j:'2AU2 R-S.S. g* J« 3 Au,R.S.S. 43* j 47% 47^ i-Ma: 40 je: Quiet Stngapore business girls ha%e nvited to make UM of the Siea of the Y.W.C.A. when i tea :oom will be opened af- tei the middle of next month.
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      143 13 MARKET NOTES JOTTINGS There is still a very heelthy trade demand underlying the restricted trading caused by m i vousness on the part of operators, say Lewis and Peat m their market report yesterday. The market has re-acted on" the easing of the political tension m Europe, after having reached
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      MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
      782 13 ■ftpore ihaic quotatioM today as given by the M it an Slur-brokers' AsoriatiOl ireas follows C.DVSIBUL9 MV Seller las Ice 13.09 14.00 ex. Bnck XL*. 1.60 1.70 Pref. 3.00 3.10 B. Petrol 40 40 9 ,M. Trustee 9.00 9.50 bs. Tin Smelters 1 0)21 6 22 6
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    Australia s No. 1 Winter Sport Leaves Soccer Topmen 'Cold
    355 14 Australia s No. 1 Winter Sport Leaves Soccer Topmen 'Cold LONDON. July 23.— Australia's No 1 winter si. 1 Australian rules football, will be introduced into England soon if the plans of Mr. Francis Gentle, chief of l»ndon\s White City and Harrin^y arenas maten- ahsr. Mr Gentle, just buck from
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    165 14 LONDON. July 22 Th. cwidi.iul Under«Beeretary, I» k.<s-Wil!iams. s ii-1 tti the Cainmoni tonight. toppgrapbi< < mI rui'i geological aurvey is bein^ made of Britain's ro<o>in empire with tbe h»lp 'Jl Ui Iloyi Air Foic*'. H«- made the ttatcmeflt dvi Ing debute on t.V* oconomii dem opm»:nt
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    MASS CYCLE RACE
    78 14 LONDON, July 23 .—Olympic cycling teams from Argentina Australia, South Africa. India and New Zealand will compete, with th© Britten Olympic team m a massed star race of the perimeter road of the Matching Green aerodrome. Essex, east of London on Sunday. The race, over 62 mites,
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    NEW NOTE WILL 'TEST' MOSCOW
    128 14 LONDON, July 22. -The n^w note to Moscow now being completed m London ta likely to be a conditional offer of four-power talks on all problems outstanding be-tvst-en the Soviet Union and the West, observers here believed. By hn"uinnmfj the basis of renewed Big Four
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    ALLEGED MIDNIGHT FLIGHT OVER INDIA
    264 14 ALLEGED MIDNIGHT FLIGHT OVER INDIA NEW DEUII. July 22. Sydney Cotton, m flying from Karachi to Hyderabad with- out making a stop m the m- j dian territory, has contravened the provisions of the Chicago Convention as well as j Aircraft Regulations which! aie m force within India. staUs a
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    Russia, Paradise For Women, Soviets Claim
    191 14 GENEVA. July 22.-The col d war spread Into the field of women's rights today. In a spirited debate between Brazilian and Soviet delegates to the seventh session of the United Nations Social and Economic Council, each claimed his country i s a paradise for
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    CHINA PEACE MOVE DENIAL
    461 14 PE IPI N G, July 23. Vice-President Li Tsung Jena chief adviser categorically denied that Li had any knowledge of rumoured peace negotiations with the Communists m north China. Dr Kan Chieh Sou. Li's top adviser and intimate constant companion told United Press. "If you insist
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    Pirates Caused Air Crash?
    97 14 Hongkong, July 23. The China Ma.il said today ai abortive piracy attempt may have caused the trash of the Cathay Pacific Airways Catalina flying boat, which took Z7 lives Friday night. The newspaper sad Macao police were working on th* theory that robbers intended to force
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    49 14 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Vessel Godowiu* 45 44 Empire Hamble Trevean 3 41 (Morolia) W :> (E. Paoific) »/J Chinese Prince 8t. a Maker |W| Memnon Shirala JJJJ Tydeus g ,J G. Maersk Sumpit m 2*-« Neleus JJ^ Ben venue Jj'ij (Atrens) 13 4 Glcnroy (Qresteß) Tillie Lykess JJ Bendoran PUnciua l/i
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    94 14 NEW YORK, July 22.-™*; was a l»ck of follow t demand m some ction late dealings causing a rw» tion or cancellation of ca v gains. The marKet wa^ fractions to $1 higher ment storee war.' cmoo£ resistants with J-^IJ ing outtthat the ru jf we
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    TRAIN SERVICE AT STANDSTILL
    67 14 TIENTSIN, July Lin fighting going on aro»n;i fang, a mid-way statun Peiping-Tientsin train tl n was brought to an nU iyesterday 5 The e** e Sly nist move is aimci apP" rjn at harassing Nationally c forcement goinp to th-j <r j Hankow railway si t"-
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    Use Latest Weapons On Malaya Reds London Times Urges
    393 15 Use Latest Weapons On Malaya Reds London Times Urges ri "T Mw rizszz m MrJava 1.•■;;■',,„. pn-nt IIP /Chinese immunity W Sower for itself by ovoi n £the present admin.s- j X not supported by UN vsor by the Indians, or 7^^ M t havf indetvl than the Eu co
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    29 15 lE\V YORK July 22.- Kid »ihn 'Cuba> defeated Ros Alvertz 'Spain- on a ptaoos jadgfs 1 Aeciskxi Is rfond teltfnreighi c -la: Mad:scr. Souar< to- Reuter
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    154 15 LONDON. July 22.— Durga Khote. star of 32 Indian films, would like to make her 33rd film m England Now visiting Britain on her first trip abroad, she said m an interview -I would love to make a Mm m one of th e British
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    TOBACCO CHARGE
    78 15 Arraigned on a charge of awning dutiable tooacco. a Chinese. Tan Ho Huat (22). appeared at the Fourth Police Court yesterday. Senunce was reserved and bail of $300 mi n done surety was gran-ed. It was stated that tbe tobacco was found on the accused when the police
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    COMMISSION OF 9
    55 15 Het Vrije Yolk, July 3.— The last five members of the Commission of Nine have arrived m Holland. They all stated that they were not sent as special envoys of the Dutch Government but as observers, and sought close relationships with the various groups Inside and outside
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    Soviets Release U.S. "Civvy," G.I.'s
    130 15 Soviets Release U.S. "Civvy," G.I.'s EEUS. J,,. jj Tlw w*w on, v: them held i P««Mo tor three ftuS tf!ease:l toda by a^rred from Berlin rrestM r,.vl and wa be othe 3: 8^ **re. h oCtra' Wt re Soldiers routin file on tnerican S Patrol the Ooff^/^jhccity. oUrSa n ti
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    104 15 **>g GOC c?JL C<> out ■Uled fo r th p I- P ore Dis *rict £*«day mL mted Xin S<lom by Hri Cav 48 fccompanied ox and their two H Mionw Generwre an^ng tho«e present to bid farewell to the departing GOC. The band
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    ROVERS BEAT THREE A's BY SOLITARY GOAL
    244 15 Barring accidents, the Rovers Spo.ts Club should win the honours m Div. 1 of the League. Playing with 10 men for the greater part of the game at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, they beat the Amicable Athletic Association by the solitary goal of
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    40 15 Two hundred and fifty men have been enrolled as special constables m Malacca foi static duties. Estate managers, and m some cases, conductors have also been enrolled. A hundred of the men are already undergoing special training. J
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    107 15 LONDON. July 23. The Olympic swimming draw made late last night is beinc puDlished here today and is now being prepared for publication by the games organisers. There are six heats containing 47 competitors m the 100 metres free style. Draw for the
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    92 15 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League Div. 1: Navy v. R.A.F. (Changi). Naval Base ground, 5.15 p.m. CRICKET: Combined Services v. S pore Civilians, Padang. 2 p.m.; S.C.R.C. v. V.M.C. A., Hong L:m Green, 2.15 p.m.; St. Andrew's 0.8.A. v. Present Boys. Woodsville, 2.15 p.m. ATHLETICS:— Spore District Athletic Championship, Police
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    118 15 Miss Alma Carroll, as «br appears as Miss America <n bh all-time high exciting and wonderful hit, "Atlantic City." Every year, all America turrs to Atlantic City, the world < playground, for the thi'l I of the fudges' decision m selecting the new Miss America That is the
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    592 16 LEEDS, JULY 23. CLOSED AT Wi AFTE CONTINI'KU FOURTH THE AUSTRALIANS. After h slow -t.ut today thi first hour's play put OH OOly to the ovrrni^lit total "f IW Bedaeff arid Kdrich, thfl "V. r night pair, tettled down to dc light 30,000 eheertng
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    47 16 LONDON. J» h liuil a future of Pwrtuguefw being discusscil m M by toe Portupios.' gJJJ oister, Dr. Jose J Coin nrf Wata, and the Hlgn Brjta^ sioner for India n d Mr. V. K. Krishna W rn or nfll flew to meet him t
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