Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 10 August 1947

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    12 1 The Sunday Tribune TIVIIY* PAGES SINGAPORE AUGUST 10. 1947. II I NTS
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    NEW INDUSTRIAL TOWN PLANNED FOR SINGAPORE
    398 1 TRUST WANTS ARMY TO QUIT ALEXANDRA multi-million dollar scheme (Sunday Tribal stall Reporter) A multi-million <loll:»r in<!;istrial to..n of considerable extent may suon In* built v'» In Alexandra Road. Fhe proposal for building industrial centres outside the city limits was \i\j rec nended by
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    hold-up men take dance coupons
    41 1 Bandit: v.ho entered a -wj.i': >r rti'f Huh 1? on n ninht rnhh'ti the inmate* p/ lt v dftUart m t* voelk rp, ")<• <>»■' a r» >'> Th< tic i I < :rr M d hi 1 1 s
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    100 killed in new india riotings
    60 1 NLW DF.UII Aur. 9.— Over KM) Sikhs and Hind ()«•< :i report* ti tiled iv Mg m Jt.;..1-iba(i village, ti» ;ir Amrit- S:kh l.oiv m tM Pull.Hh Fourteen Ifmlinu were kill«-<i >• Gha7npur rillftse, and ••Tea peoplr subl*d to death m Amritsar city. In
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    Explosion Rocks Portsmouth
    54 1 PORTSMOUTH. Auk PtopU I m Portsmouth :vm<l the rurroundintr districts wrrc uwmkmm 6 fariy tod«y hi an explostaO th: houses, brokf Windows and eported to l.v been hoard to Littl? ftnmp'on, pusaex, over 30 miles away. •«lirv»'d «•< niOc or a bomb x"ploded on tin- FarliQffton Ifsr-
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    FIRST PAKISTAN H.C. TO LONDON
    26 1 FW > DEI.HB Aup» I.—Xbrahin whimtor); 1 hhi- h*'*-r. appointed t"ir.-» Pikistan Hi^h Comm ssioii' r m London, it wu£ leamr-d here.
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    half-way round the world in 40 hours
    66 1 CALCUTTA All!?. P C I \y V. am P. O.lom. flyirg the "Reynolds Bombshell* 1 ■> b.ci 4 ud a sclo ronnd the world i record, landed :< f Duxn Dinn MfvO,i r( m.. (p ilcutta, a' GMT Odoir ovcred th( P. 340
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    BBC sends SOS to Holidaying couple
    64 1 LONDON. A 9.— Thf BBC rirty bmdeaM an appeal for Ifr. and Mr-. BUpkcn Wood of Westhil! Farm Dol«-. Henftdd, Sussex, at present holiditv-mjikinK to go to tb»' becLsid" ol tli^ir 1 13-yrar-o'd s-k »>n. Richard, In th<> SouthiancL-> !!<■• pital, Bnsi ex. Their
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    DAK CRASHES IN FOG
    43 1 I OrKHOLM, Au sc. 9 A S ciisli Airlines Dakota fn I Diane on the Amsterdam ti» Stockholm rouxo crashed < ;«Hy today when landing ar M.<inc> airport n a log. The ra*! teJcuraph'si u ric Ugot Paulssoo was killed.
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    $4,800 -million fine imposed
    38 1 SHANGHAI. Aug. 9.— The Britishowned Stvaru Navigation Company aa« been fined $4,800-million (CNi by the Cu.stoms authorities. The company OWDB tre rive»-st-ami'r Faishaii which ullejj«»dly h..d on hoard $1,000 million worth d! oiiiU^iiinQ goods.
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    PREPARED FOR THE WORST
    49 1 PREPARED FOR THE WORST LOKDON, Aug. 9.— At a presi conference m London todaj Food Minister Btracbey said the ooverninrlit has a policy ;igain. 5 t the wor.st COVfting u> the worst. It is a fu!lieaie difTcrcrtial Mitioning p!o.i; which had to he Worked out, hut not necessarily applied
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    3 MONTH STRIKE WAS 'MISTAKK'
    29 1 MANILA. Aug-. •.—•Three hundred aployfet of the Philippines Rettnn\Z Industr: today declared that their 3-month strike Mas v "mistake," and a.sked to rooumc work.
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    exiled russian general dies
    94 1 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. Auf 9- Gen. Anton Denikin, former Commander-in-Chief ol the. Imperial Russian Army, died here m hospital last night. A^ed 75, Gen. Don: kin was the Only surviving leader of Russia.? White Army. After the Bolshevist Revolution m 1917 he V|| th«> great hope
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    CHIANG BACK IN NANKING
    25 1 NANKING. Auf. GeneralUftimo Chiang Kai-shek retained iien- from iSmn today to Confpr with Gen. Wedemeyer. Chiang stopped At Yenan en route.
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    JOHORE Sensation
    444 1 JOHORE Sensation „<,.. Tribnm HlaQ Report* i Delegates of N left-wing associations, Includ ng the Malay Mai onalisl Party, on Friday passed resolution to th»» effect that through Sultan Ibrahim's "violation" of Article 15 of the .J<»hon* Constitution by signing the MacMichael Treatj m L 945, "he had autoi laf
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    5 nurses to share £127,000 fortune
    78 1 liONDON. Aug. 9. Seven Hur*eB -haic about £127.000 under the published Will today of P. M. Dewar of BeLsdoli Park, Sandorstead, Surrey, who Wa« Chairman of John D«ir»r Jinrf Sons, Lid. whiaky distillers. Dewar left £380.919 on Which duty of £215,533 h.us been paid.
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    EXTENSION TO CLARK HELD
    34 1 EXTENSION TO CLARK HELD MANILA. Aue 9. Another 8,001) cres of land is to b<- add<-d to Clar;; Airfield hire, under teißM of an u-erepiiimt between the U.S and Philippino (orernißents, report! United Pk-
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    $150-MILLION BASK FOR PHILIPPINES
    27 1 MANILA. Auk- 9.— Th, $130 mi former US naval ba^c at Guiuan Samar will b«- formally handed over to t,ho Philippine Government shortly.
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    NO ATOM PACT
    26 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 9.— Russia made it clear today that there will bi no agreement on the atomic- ».n*»rgy Qtrol plan thih rear
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    'asia will rule world in 100 years'
    163 1 Maryland, Aug. 8. Dr. OHver E. Hnk^r. Pro}*M.s»>r of Geof/m ;ih<i (if i}i* University of Maryland, predicted that the peoples of Oriental Russia would rule thr United States, England and Western Suropt >''^ f 1 th< nest hundred >icor.< H' *(ii<{. "The growing
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    bandits flee from enraged villagers
    603 1 (Sunday T itnme Critm Reporter) Enraged villagers n> Baiestier turned tip m full fore* on Friday night to attack thret uinnncn who had broken into t\ house m Boon Teck Road. But they were trxj latP to save tlie $350 m cash and valuables which
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    270 answer call for blood
    45 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Su.ce the Great World Trad* 1 Fair wa.s opened two weeks ayo. 270 people have given th«4r names to the Blood Transfusion Service Centre as blood-donors The Fair ii being <xtcnde<i f o Saturday Aug. 23
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    8 HELD FOR BIG CLOTH THEFT
    48 1 Two Chinese and six Malays v.tr«yesterday ord« red to be remanded until Monday, after they had been charged with housebreakinpr m ord<:r :o commit theft of $25,000 worth of textiles from Messrs Henry Wau;^h and Co.'s gOdOVa at Trafalgar tttreet on Aug.
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    TENNIS BALLS BANNED
    21 1 Shfinerhai, Aug. 9. The importation of tennis balls into Shanghai nas been banned. They arc couMder-t-d a luxury.
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    more rubber out
    30 1 Ocean shipm€nWi of rubber during July amounted to 70.5 L.'» tons, cora^arod with 62.542 tor m June. America took 37 278 tors aiui ihc Uritod Kingdom 14,334.
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    These dogs do the work of 20 guards each
    1981 1  - These dogs do the work of 20 guards each S.S. CH UA (By PRINCE So you have an Alsati; And you think he is i 1 \\oiu'»t (iou. do you? My answer to this is wait till you se? those six tliorouVhbreds they have Up there m the Tenffah Air(ield.
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    200 NOT OUT
    29 1 BHAMOHAI, An;. -C oldest man attended b inqth I week Ti'ld m hiM honour by Ui' pulation H< old. His MCipp for »M BfC ll worry."
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    EDUCATION CHIEF CONDEMNS TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASS
    845 2  - ED UCA TION CHIEF CONDEMNS TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASS HARRY FANG TRAINING COLLEGE, THE SOLUTION, NEXT YEAR (By The Singapore's Teachers' Training Class i.s condemned as '-most unsatisfactory' 1 from the educational and physical viewpoints by the Director ol Education, Mr. J. B. Neilson. who hopes to institute a Teach era'
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    Salaries board ends sittings
    111 2 The Salaries Commits ion has conpletod its sitting m S n^ipovJ and the Chairman and Mr. C E j Tilney propose to visit Borneo' Sarawak and Brunei m the near tuture. m order to form a local Commission to inquire into *alr.ri.>< and conditions. It Will
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    Book guides for school children
    51 2 'Sunday Tribute Pcporier) Special guides will \,o provided for lar^e batchef of schoolchihhen who visit the one-v.eek Hriiiyh hooks exhibition at Victoria Memborial Hall, which begins on Friday. The C)A(J Mr. P. A. B. MeKerron will open the exhibition, which will have 2,500 books on
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    SHARIR IN US
    59 2 NEW YORK, Au«. 9.— Su'an I Bhaiir, former Indonesian Premier i <.nd now special envoy !<■> j-N.ad its cauri before th«. United Kations, arnvod hero by play today. Amontr thr-oe who met him at the airport was Charli. Thaaibo for 4 Bier news editor of th»- Ifon&inf
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    25 2 PARIS, Aug. 9.— The Frtr.cu authorities have trrcittd 1-^0 peopl* m Pnndicherry, capital of French In.dia. during two day o! Quit India*' dcmoi strat ions.
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    SAVINGS BANK OFFICIALS READY TO HANDLE ANY AMOUNT OF BUSINESS
    506 2 SAVINGS BANK OFFICIALS READY TO HANDLE ANY AMOUNT OF BUSINESS $30,000 Accounting Machines Arrive 'Frtm Our Oum Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Au#. 8. Nearly $30,000 have been paid for the purchase of modern accounting machines, which is part of a Post Office Saving* Hank scheme to bring up efficiency to the
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    "con" men busy in s'pore
    244 2 "con" men busy in s'pore (Tribune Crime Re|>orter) Confidence tricksters are increasing fin Singapore. This is indicated m the mounting number of cheating and criminal breach of trust cases, every month. In June there was a total of 28 such cases. Last month I they rose to 51. Crime m
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    ROCKET TRIALS POSTPONED
    34 2 LONDON, Aug. 9.—Suporsr.uirocket trials to have taken pi i early this month over the Atlantic will now tako place the la> I week m August from Baint Bvol i rti-iri, Cornwall,
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    Someone "talked"and 2 were killed
    284 2 Someo ne "talked"and 2 were killed lunday Tribum Staff I >r.'- t housi pie rui h an ai mj Salvagi i• Plain on Friday afternoon to I ap metal and mat< i lain li n had been TOMORROW inst < i Friday last, they would hav< been guilty <>\ no
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    Nightly Water Cuts In Malacca
    171 2 (Frcyn Our Own reporter) MALACCA, Sat There wiM b<- a two or three-hmr cut >'-' Malacca town's water uppl i very night until the new p manent ¥500 ui)i) \vat( r p pine station is completed, m was revealed by the town's M*i nicipal engineer,
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    Methodist Youth Leaders' Conference
    125 2 Methodist Youth Leaders' Conference IFOH.— A Leaders' Conference of the Methodist Youth Felloe .ship will he h.!d on Aur. 12 and l.°. at *he Methodist Boj School. Kuala Lumpur, wh^n two <l**le^a?e\s from each Chapter will attend. An ii and cru" programme ha i am-: I f-omo of the main
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    Wanted By Kedah Police
    44 2 from OUi Own R m M.ort star, km n heaven some time la* Th€ W a»o r** f<j r inform^ leading to the arre«t M [>rrsons spon^ that the body :^F foi trapping m a rubber .•sf.-,. ;lt B k
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    S'PORE HOSPLTALS ARE SO VERY DRAB
    1033 3 S'PORE HOSPLTALS ARE SO VER Y DRAB A Tribune Staff Reporter Investigates Complaints, And Reports "Do They Know The Facts?" Asks The Authorities (Sunday Tribune Stan Reporter) In the past week the Tribune has been deluged With a number of complaints from people Who w< not satisfied with conditions m
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    CONCERTS TO AID KATONG BOYS' CLUB
    187 3 S inday Ti iburu k* l><" "> With a view to raising funds m aid of the Katong Boys' club, the Stamford Club and the KaBoys' Club will be holdii g a series of four concerts com mcic'mi' on August 22. All the four
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    reusing welcome for mrs. brooke
    122 3 (Bunday Tributu Staff Reporter) As the s.s. Darvel, carrying Mrs. Anthony Brooke, arrived at Pin<ini «>n the morning of July 28, aboul 90 gaily decorated boats < rowded with natives surrounded the steamer and gave her a warm welcome. The banners which Hew from the
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    Reformatory won't do this youth good, so judge sends him to jail
    335 3 A stern warning that youthful gangsters will be severely dealt with was Issued by a Singapore Judge m the Supreme Court yesterday. "11 the youth of this Colony d< i know that persons convict* ed eithe ol armed
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    ESCAPEE GOES BACK TO JAIL
    83 3 L m Tee T< c ulias Lim Ten Chuan f2Ol a Teochew. o).. t lt ;,!:<• pi I oner wtio escaped from Ihc Outram K'> ;i <i R< mm r i on on June ig i;i:; f was (<; ter<lav eiitcu>c< H .<" 'I c
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    2052 4  -  VERA ARDMORE HJKHJK Christening At St. Andrew's The infant daughter of Lt.-Col. and Mis. John Gibb was christened at St. Andrew's Cathedral last week by the Rev. Kinross Nicholson. She was given the axnes Victoria Carolyn. The I dpar nt were Lt. Col. and Mrs.
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    Vera Ardmore...
    1258 5 /oA<w O^im C///A At nsuai the w^klr Johorc Of- 'Jb dance vt \pU of I v.' re many lovely i\ l Mr. Pn i.i wen t)| A"1 "1 f A Mi A!. B 1 1 i Mi ck fa< necklir:< Ml W ilkei 1 iylor was hai d
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    The Sunday Tribune AUGUST, 10 1947 The Spirit Revolts
    423 6 The Sunday Tribune AUGUST, 10 1947 The Spirit Revolts London Arent«: —Messrs. Colin bi. Martins Lane, W.CJ2. Too long have we been nurtured on sheer horror- I the aerial bomb, the superbomb, the rocket, the atomic bomb. All these we know The weapons of tomorrow, the all-destructive scienti- fie terror
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    SALVATION OF MALAYA
    1057 6  - SALVATION OF MALAYA W.A. HARPUR Two years after the Liberation, there arc critical ami dangerous days ahead; Government tact and sympathy are vital lor the S y Before < another Issue ol the Sunday Tr bune i m the hands cad shall have passed the en ni anniversary oi the
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    THERE IS NO ESCAPE
    224 6 THERE IS NO ESCAPE Convict No. 4434 is the star of a film "Why there is n o Escape UQW bein^ completed m England. There is no difficulty about me script for Convict No. 4434 vvill be reenactmg his own lift* story. A former ace jewel burgiar and iiotoriuiis gaol-breaker
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    "HALF LOST PARADISE"
    238 6 DURBAN.- A scientific expc ditiun la leaving shortly U> Carry out a geological, zoological and botanical survey of Tonga land. South Africa's "half lost Paradise* 1 near the Portuguese border of Zululand. The expedition will also in;;ttr the possibility of opening up the area as a nature
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    Singapore Is A Haven
    765 6  -  ALISON MAYHEW Aii English Housewife Says In the light of Britain's new "titfhtf n-thh-btlt" order this attractively written article by Mrs. Alison Mayhew. will be understood and appreciated by thost who have never livf-d m Austerity England, and m<>>> particularly by those who have. I have
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    Spending Spree Is Ending
    698 6 The wage-earning majority today ape the ways of i I or the luxury-living minority, says R. B. Ooi who warns that tk The confused and hectic day of four to live Hundred per coin. profits have passed away. The fall m the price cl rubber, While
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    UNDER the COUNTER
    254 6  - UNDER the COUNTER NOEL WHITCOMB h London. 'By Air Mail.) CHICAGO'S notorious "Protection" racket is spreading m London. With poetic justice, it Is being %oorked <>>; the shadier night clubs and i>quor dens which thrin on setting firewater to mugs at di:->> i>ric( 8. Oans/h threaten to "start trouble*' n>
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    Social Welfare Dept. Wants More Power To Fight Child Prostitution
    606 7 Social Welfare Dept. Wants More Power To Fight Child Prostitution CLEANING UP SINGAPORE (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Hundreds ol child prostitutes can be seen solicitnm m Singapore's streets at night or hidinjar m dirty, obscuro brothels, but so far Social Welfare has bron able to pX-dco only ten of these
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    Dog's night out cost owner £69
    69 7 London. Bj air mailj. Una Zi by Vts- h Piper, o: ni<7^' nf n neighbouring try farm, it >"'* stated at fa Ori**tead Wafflstrate* 1 An ord' r >"'"*' ttint fl ip krpt }>n<i< i control, and if i pip* 7 <v sf> wou
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    69, On Holiday, Finds A Bride Of 21
    108 7 l/w'ion HoUdavmaking at Wrn&y widower Many WoodSi >nkin*. f >'' retired Bouthiniptnn t»an'f msiiag«r, >x»u^;ht his 2 ii P er frr)rn lv-**rtty-on«»-y<:Mr-oidihop a:>«l«tant Josji Russell. I^gt week they were v ■<1 at Gi^rru-^y r^glHt^r oAce a'l. i left lit^r by nlr for-
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    Bombing Ends Tenancy Says Judge
    126 7 Bombing Ends Tenancy Says Judge LONDON:-- A judge hu& ruled t.l>at when a house la rebuilt i»fter destruction m an air-raid, the lorim»r tenant has no prio rity claim to it. Mrs. Naomi Holland. Tl. *oid Judge L. C. Thomas m Newport 'Moumouth) County Court that she an.-i h«r husband,
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    LEY'S DEATH SETS POSER OF CLAIM BY VICTIM'S WIDOW
    199 7 LEY'S DEATH SETS POSER OF CLAIM BY VICTIM'S WIDOW LONDON Deal*] (> i Thomas John Ley, one ol the chalkpit murd< rers, eleven wei k^ aft<T insanity saved him from the pjallows. raises the Question what will h;)»u)« 11 to tlit- proposed claim against Ley by th P widow ol
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    He met 54 Women -and defrauded all of them
    104 7 He met 54 Women -and defrauded all of them London. Wfty*four women Met Hubert Frcd?ri ck Birch, 36. iDd he defrauded the m all. gaoled for seven year, for Rt eal'''V* 0111 thl> nfty-four victim, and rorging p pots t Ofllce withdrav/al forms, he asked for 117 ether offences, including
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    Cruel Mother Embraces Crippled Child She Singled Out For Blows
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    66 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. Ph*LiJO Murray, President of th«: Congress of Industrial Organisation s. today cable:! Porei/fl Secretary Ernest BeviM m Ui r> name of the 6.000.000 America:! workers to stop the "inhuman treatment" of thi- 4.500 Jewutfi r».-iugees now aboard thre?* British transports off Port
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    240 7 LONDON By At i* I) English baby boy, .::-;c<l \wt oi mo .*hs. who has jusi rived n the Urited States for adoption. w«3 promiG«d t. American tui hia wife b birth. His mother. Mrs. Mar; Button,
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    273 7 LONDON. The Hon Mr*. Ursula Broderick, ol Ches*ei square Belgravia, Lor don, wa^ fired C 5, with £10 costs for throwing two jugful* of cold w ator on neighbour's s > moi.th-old l»aby. Th<- baby, son ut Major William Robson, was
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    83 7 i.oxdon Piank A Harris d^ x d< d to k. 1! ev< i iic met because 1.-.ii; (i to keep v "d. jr." He put mi (l 'r; i wi r o.'one s»i<' led be tried Lo strai Jl< Jut. then gtabbed her At
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    UK TO HAVE TELE-CINEMAS —FIRST IN AUTUMN
    287 8 UK TO HAVE TELE- CINEMAS —FIRST IN AUTUMN L< I N— Television rinomas arr tx> be started by R k organisation m the provinces as \h n H.B.C. tends i tc^ service. Mr. J Arthur Rank last week nnounceri the first ston toward television m evorv British cinema. The 2,000-seater
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    26 8 I. 11l I Jil r R tht i > tht water drown- il.ii anythinfi .ki wat t<», i i V.
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    79 8 Bride over cliffHusband: 'I did it for insurance A bride v I by Colorad< have I (.«.'..■:< an a cliff. Hr f II ..,v. h:i<] fallen •>•.• but tel tO tii- < iin he !<>.st hlfl pei iml Bhout c me with til munlei Say the motive mmnurai He had
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    79 8 Jail Was Too Good, So Wife Got Him Out irlea Jackson haa Uoon put out < Paterson, New Jer» ife thinks life h.-r.\ 1 on chargea of nonsuppoii and r.r- N-ct ot his children, K6OII ".;i> brought (>ai:k into irt yesterday <>n the complaint Ims m Ife IVhO *;ti-i >'"■'/■
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    10-floor pre-fabs for Britain
    63 8 LONDON. «By Air Mail*:—, Ten-storey blocks ci' prefab, data are planned by a London building linn aft successful on two-storey prototype, j Their two-storey building f could b^como t'n storeys m t<?n «r*eeks, say the firm. ar.d only Xth of i"h> steel normally n d- d
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    67 8 By Post— A Human Leg Rumours of cannibalism spread when a human kg, wrapped m brown paper, was found at a bus terminus at Sapele, Nigeria. The parcel was opened when nobody came to claim it. But police have found ft came from a hospital. A woman had b*«'n injured
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    He Got A Blasting
    86 8 He Got A Blasting S LONDON, Aug. 8. AsL sisiant BdUor o) the i)<uhi 1 Express, Harold Keebte <<tll}rd poHce when hi found I enough gelignite m his parked automobile to blow 1 vp thf machim and <> good 1 share of tht Express build- ir.tf oppositi i Thr poiice
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    78 8 NEW YORK.— Gandhi's personal physician. Dr. 3. Roy. said that a restaurant m a town where Abraham Lincoln oner taught law had refused to serve him v/ith a meal. Ho attributed the snub "*o rhe American cast/ system." "1 am chagrmod to think
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    119 8 Baby, 8 Weeks, Is Marooned In Arctic Wreck A baby g:rl. aged *i£ht weeks, was among passengers tnaroonrd m the Arctic supply ship Nascopie. which ran aipround and paiily submer^od of! Baffin Island. North Canada. The baby is Lateen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan K. Scott, whose other child,
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    DOG FALLS IN SEA, SWIMS 24 HOURS
    117 8 DOG FALLS IN SEA, SWIMS 24 HOURS LONDON. By Mr Mail <-is.';h! -month-old m arel fell 200f. over the cliffs :r Dovt :<n f was picked up tv lour hours lator four miles out m th<- Channel- swimming strongly m the direction oi France. The doo- was sighted b 3
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    LIPSTICK FAREWELL
    39 8 Last note to he mother #aa written m lipstick by Helena Martin, 21, tailoress. of Cardiff, before she threw hci*s€4f m t^' k River Tafi :;t a spot own as Varkce Woods. Verdict In Card ft": Suicide.
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    151 8 Two men m love with on** wo- j man reached for their six-shooters an«i fired "from the hip" v hen they met m the woman's home m i the Wild Weal gambling town of Virginia City. Nevada. On** of the men is
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    2176 9 Sftdaily wilten for the Sunday Tribune by THEO LANG from t^ e Two CWm m "Odd Man Out/ produced by Carol Reed and adapted from the nove by F. L. GREEN EPISODE 3 J mill i.i <i in mhica n< i...... k d h nd a mi
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    182 9 Adolphe Menjou !s writing nu memoirs! And me veteran character actor, who is now appearing m Mttro-Uohiwyn Mayer's "The Hucksters" <his 280 th film), will uivf the i«.ti lowdown on Hollj wood and the many personalities with whom he has worked. This ihOUld cover JUSt alj'Mit body, since
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    35 9 Pre finally a motion pwtuu ctmirac briefly, is ih< story of Arl lvi'! v Arlent fn.s, a i >.t;ni;>. rit is a leading n lour musical, "My Wild Irish Bom /< />* nwa Morgan,
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    40 10 COPENHAGEN. Aug. 9 —The Norwegian ferry ship "Pcder Weasel" (1,415 toils) ij reported here today to have issued an SOS after striking a mine m the Skagerak. Four huodred paSSeilffen were aboard but no casoaltiea were reported.
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    40 10 COLOMBO. Aug. 9— ln view of tr». Indian ban on Dutrh aircrufl using Indian airports, air liners of KLM, the Dutch civil airline, are now using r,he RA.F aerodrome at Negom.bo, Ceylon, for refuelling both on westward and eastward flights.
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    74 10 LONDON. Aug. 9 —One British film authority said today th;it t h<> banning of American moving pictures wa t "disaster thai will hit e\ny section of business and benefit nobody—not even the Chancellor ol the Exechequer." Producer Herbert Wilcox said. "This Will moan the
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    49 10 k M P i.ikrai feJ and Lihfrnl I qJ* Bill wli.-n -ii« m the Jlou.se of Cub* day. Ooven m urcd tht E tnajorit] A pv< ml meeting of Labour Party ha call* i i"! Monday m that ikC- ■•<■• run* tM» plauc: <- ad.-
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    54 10 A it -A ])l( :i( T .iii" tor npetdicf rppatrv i man pi nr v -1 to Prime today l,v the Executive I NuU.'' c tmplaina of the iltt rtte" 1 m Bnuin and '•> i btsbopi bishop i H Mealm nt ulld 257 hi iuwl
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    200 12 I Lebar) erlckei XI trounced the (i yesterday, winning by 124 runs. Mo i and T> eve (47), between them, made two th re of 177. Hartley aided v. i I run Kin each For Club, 1. gh< I H'll. v li 29
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    498 12 LONDON, Aug. 9.— Al'iunmh brut-,- to-day, Olouce>terdblre gained four points because of their first innings lead and so lead Middlesex by that much In the County Cricket Championship. Middlesex could only draw with Kent who took the first innings Points. Essex old both Gloucestershire
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    57 12 POLIOMYELITIS TOPS NEW HIGH LONDON. Aug. l>--\ record uumber of 448 new cases of Infantile rjaralysij was reported m Great I3rita .i during the j1 ended Aus. 2, the Mil istry < >f Health announced today. This was ai7 ircrca^*' of lifj over thvrjrevious week's figures. Th<- authorities, however, insst
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    69 12 LONDOh Any '>. h Sullivan, <t \w ish too 'JkilU i >r/>'> /r/s I'lnn. ft i,,i »<t 7 Ui' Chine fn teitm who will soon i m England, has n tritil To 4 ,}},■'},> Ho*«pu >n\ if** u\i> „i flu >•}-:
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