Indian Daily Mail, 4 January 1949
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Title Section17 1949-01-04 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. IV. NO. :*22. singapoke, Tuesday: jam ary 4, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS17 words
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Article82 1949-01-04 1 Believed To Be Alive In Soviet Russia li DELHI. Jan. :{.—Sj. Sarat Chandra Host, who after his visit to Switzerland touring Austria ins family, has concluded an important 1 ndo $s agreement m the pharmaceutical line, says a the Hindustan Tines quoting its London representative.FOC - 82 words
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156 1949-01-04 1 DUTCH GOVT. WORKED OVER INDIA 'S BAN ON AIRLINE FLIGHTS THE HAGUE, Jan. 3.— Holland was today negoseveral governments notably India and akistan to allow passage of an aircraft carrying Dr. Willem Drees, Dutch Premier, to Indonesia. Ke tnned to leave today to seek a settlement after the Dutrh actionReuter; A.P. - 156 words
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31 1949-01-04 1 BANGALORE. Jan. 3.— The Government ol My<oiv lias enforced the ptovisiona of Ik> Prohibition of Beggary Art of 1944 hi Mysore city lrom Jan. 1 F.O.C.F.O.C. - 31 words
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125 1949-01-04 1 TAVIA, Jan. M. Indonesian stabbing repeatedly utch positions on the island of. tin fugitive underground Kelio s.nd today. td what they lire order on :iuthori7os Neto continue iming group: trying to cause diswould not say when might be issued m imatra, where Dutch [derations a> nearlyAP - 125 words
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41 1949-01-04 1 BARODA ELECTIONS ON ADULT FRANCHISE BASIS MAliVac Own Correspondent) 'ions I 4B Jan 3 —First elcc-fr-uirhL v o frt Intlia «n adult Mill be held m Bawithin th« next thr« e l ?e State*, p r j me Minister told pressman41 words
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74 1949-01-04 1 TATA'S RS. 15 LAKH DONATION TO GANDHI FUND JAMSHEDPI R, Jan. 3 —The Tata Iron and Steel Compaii} have, it is learnt contributed a sum ot Us. 1,500,000 to the Gandhi National Memo ial Fund, to be allotted as follows: Centre's Us. 3.75 lakhs, Bengal's Rs. 1.25 lakhs, Bihar's Rs.F.0.C. - 74 words
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Article, Illustration99 1949-01-04 1 photo. Photo shows a general view of the main platfoim at the first Plenary Session ol the 55th Congress Party to be held m an Independent India. The meeting took place m the open air at Gandhinagar, Jaipur, India, on Dte. 18. Among the group atAP - 99 words
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58 1949-01-04 1 Harijans To Ask For Reservation Of Seats In Legislatures (From Our Own Co-respondent) NEW DELHI. Jan 3—The AllIndia Depressed Classes League (nro-Congress) are meeting here on Jan 9 and 10 when political and constitutional position of HaHjans will be reviewed. The conference b likely to ask reservation of seats for58 words
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120 1949-01-04 1 TtL AVIV. Jan. 3. A Foreign Office spokesman said Britain appears to be manoeuvenng toward actual war with Israel. The spokesman said Britain is no longer "an impartial member of the UN. interested m peace and stability m the Middle East. She isA.P. - 120 words
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49 1949-01-04 1 INDIA'S FOOD REQUIREMENTS FOR 1949. (From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Jan. 3.— lndia wil need to import between three and four million tons of foodgrains this year to make up the food requirements of its 300,000,000. Austral^ and Russia an- expected among the principal source of imports. copyright.49 words
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369 1949-01-04 1 "STOP FIGHTING AND START PEACE TALKS" SHANGHAI, Jan. 3.— The Shanghai City Council appeal ed to Communist leaders Monday to issue a cease-fire order md start peace talks to end China's civil war. The City Council approved the text of the appeal SundayA.P.; Reuter - 369 words
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67 1949-01-04 1 BR. PARLIAM ENTRY DELEGATION TO CEYLON KARACHI, Jan. 3.— The British Parliamentary delegation to Ceylon has arrived here on it s way t 0 Colombo The delegates had a 45-minutc talk with Prime Minister, Liaquat Ali Khan, last night. Later they placed wreaths on the grave of Mohammed Ali Jinnah,Reuter - 67 words
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383 1949-01-04 1 ASIAN NATIONS CONFERENCE ON INDONESIA TO CONSIDER NEHRU'S INVITATION RANGOON, Jan. 3. The Burmese Cabinet is holding a special session tonight to consider India's invitation to an Asian conference on Indonesia and to nominate a delegate* it was reliably learned today. U Tun Pc,Reuter - 383 words
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78 1949-01-04 1 Entry Of Communists Into Pakistan From Burma Denied KARACHI, Jan 3. —Pakistan's Minister for Ik* Interior, Khwaja Shahabucldin. m a written reply m the Doniinroii Purlianient denied that thore was any penetration of Communists Into East Bengal from Burma. Khwaja Shahabucldin wai replyinff to a question whether it was aF.0.C. - 78 words
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75 1949-01-04 1 SIR RAMASWAMI MUDALIAR TO HEAD HYDERABAD "CARETAKER" GOVT.? (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Jan. 3 Sir A. Ramaswami Mudaliar, presently Dewan of Mysore State is being tipped by informed sources as prospective Chief of a "New Caretaker" Administration expected to be set up m Hyderabad State m the coming75 words
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Article112 1949-01-04 1 LONDON, Jan 3— Prim* Ministi'r Clement Attlec is about ready to announce a Cabinet reshuffle which may bring now blood to help bulwark Britain's rundown defenses Political sourcei close to Attlee said the* changes probably will be announced thi s week. Defense Minister A. V. AlexanderA.P. - 112 words
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84 1949-01-04 1 ASIANS IN JAPAN CONDEMN DUTCH ACTION IN INDONESIA TOKYO, Jan. 3. Approximately 650,000 Orientals other than Japanese joined with the Indonesian Association Monday m condemning Dutch action m the Netherlands East Indies. In a resolution sent t 0 the United Nations In Paris, the Association ask«'d that the Netherlands beAP - 84 words
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Article64 1949-01-04 1 LONDON. Jan. 3. Today is the birthday of both the Prime Minister Mr. Clement Attlee and Lord President of the Couruiil Mr. Herbert Morrison. Mr. Attlee, who is GO. has been m office since 1940. From 1942 to the end of the coaltion government he was Deputy PrimeReuter - 64 words
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Advertisement71 1949-01-04 1 NEW ARRIVALS Bridal Veils Printed Seer Sucker m Lovely Designs Available at: Singapore Silk Store 48/50 North Bridge Road. HELP TO EDUCATE THE POOR CHILDREN ml gm 1 Thov \aalr l iiv y w/Cvi» Your Love Your Affections Your Sympathies To eradicate the Illiteracy dominant among themselves because of their71 words
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681 1949-01-04 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, Jan 4, 1949. THREE MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS TliE,Rt, wwoa o no cheer or optimism anywhere m the world wneu the New Year was Ushered m and the opinion was universally expressed tiiat HUmamty wa 3 laciiig a DiUCK ttnu giooiny lu-ure. tiui t&rec Diajor anu unexpected681 words
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Article1129 1949-01-04 2 Mahasabha And RSS Criticised 'ATTACK ON DANGEROUS iftDENCY OF PROVINCIALISM BASGALORE, Dec. 27, (By Air Mail).— So far as I am concerned, as Prime Minister of India, and so far as the Government of India is concerned, we shall tolerate no more communalism, separatism orFOC - 1,129 words
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109 1949-01-04 2 Socialists Urge Govt. Not To Suppress Public Opinion (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY. Jan. 3. Socialists m Bombay held a huge mass meeting preceded by procession to protest against Communalism. Presiding over the CivU Liberties Conference here during the weekend, Professor C. A. Wadia .asked the Government not to suppress109 words
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86 1949-01-04 2 HYDERABAD, Jan. 2. Swami Ramanand TirUl, President of the Hyderabad State Congress, announced at a public meeting at Secunderabad that he had agreed l# the compromise proposals placed before him by Mr. Dwarknath Kachru, personal secretary to Pandit Nehru, to end the split mFOC - 86 words
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37 1949-01-04 2 NEW DELHI, Jan. 3.— High Commissioners of the Commonwealth Governments m India wi4 be entitled to the style Excellency," says Presi Note issued by the Ministry of External Affairs and Commonwealth Relations.- FOCFOC - 37 words
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Article, Illustration52 1949-01-04 2 rnoto The above decorative bamboo arch, surmounted by a map of the Indian a erected at GandhinMU, Jaipur, India, lor the firs/pteSar? Sessfon o U c slthTon^^pJS? ta*E held since India achieved Independence. The session was held on l)cc. 18, primarily hi the openA.P. - 52 words
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Article72 1949-01-04 2 NEW DELHI, Jan. 3.— An Indian Army spokesman report «'d all quiet m the Princely State of Kashmir yesterday. A cease lire between India and Pakistan went into effect one minute be fort midnight. Cease fire m Kashmir agreed -o India and Pakistan Saturday was yesteReuter; AP - 72 words
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69 1949-01-04 2 NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The Herald s aid editorially "what is most needed m Kor^a and what is most needed m Asia is efficient a nd honest government, plus measures to ifttigby tne Nationalist aspirations and the desire of the people for betterA.P. - 69 words
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Article40 1949-01-04 2 aEW DELHI, Jan. 3.-The death on Dec. 30 from heart auack of Mr, G. S. BhalK Secre SJ th Ministry of Information t i° n a^ asti^- Mr. Bhalia had the paat few daya^- FOCFOC - 40 words
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87 1949-01-04 2 Dr. Pattabhi Criticises Linguistic Commission Report (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Jan J. Congress President Dr Pattabhi Sitaramayya, speaking at a reception held m his honour m Delhi on Saturday criticised the Linguistic Provinces Commis-ion for recommending a^ainvi the formation of new linguistic units It was a "s'ur" on87 words
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Article, Illustration533 1949-01-04 2 KASHMIR FRONT: Fighting Stopped In All Fronts PHOTO. Cease-Fire Order Effected Fully NKW DELHI, Jan. :s.— The Indian Defence Ministry said Sunday ni«ht fifirhting has stopped m the princely stale of Kashmir under Saturday's truce agreement between India and Pakistan. The cease-fire m Kashmir was effectively carried out l>> bothReuter; A.P. - 533 words
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555 1949-01-04 3 Burmese Expeditionary Force To H/xSGOON, Jan. 3.— Former BurmeseYremier Ba )law md Sunday a Burmese expeditionary force will oon for Indonesia to take up arms against the ua Man. who spent th cc years m Japan during llt wa r, saidA.P. - 555 words
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Article58 1949-01-04 3 CAIRO, Jan. 6.~^ OJ pL has nut ytt received an oincia. invitation lv attenu Uie proposed ueim cunlerence un .uiuoiitoid. uut political circles nere weicuaiej inoia a initiative m convening tiie conierunce. They said Ey;ypt together with other Arau states naa aiways stood lor anReuter - 58 words
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116 1949-01-04 3 TEL AVIV, Jan. 3. Air taici sirens and the distant thunder or heavy naval guniiie interrupted New Year's ilw pan its here Friday night. An Israeli military spokesman announced Saturday that the alarm was Bounded shortly after 2 a.m. lucai time, when "'twoA.P. - 116 words
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Article, Illustration249 1949-01-04 3 DUTCH INDONESIAN HANDSHAKE object to drive the Dutch right out?" and added: "The people invited to sit around Pandit Nehru's conference table have a single minded view they want this half >f t*ic p'anct for themselves. That means thej want Australia a* well is Malaya, Hong Kong, Indo-China and IheReuter; A.P. - 249 words
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92 1949-01-04 3 SOVIET COMMENTATOR ACCUSES AMERICA LONDON, Jan. 3. I. Yernachev, m a New Year's commentary on world events broadcast by Moscow Radio and heard m London accused Britain and America of having supported the Netherlands m its "aggression" against the Indonesian Republic. "It is obvious to every unbiased observer," the commentator92 words
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167 1949-01-04 3 I Am Not Worried About Foreign Enemies" AMMAN. Jan. 3.— King Abdullah on Simda> toid thousands of Arabs at Kamaiia that "foreign enemies who may resist unification (of A rah Palestine and Trans Jordan) do not worry me. Only adjacent malevolent bodies do worry me." The king was on aA.P. - 167 words
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Article38 1949-01-04 3 .rnrtio. jun. j. oevenieen people wore killed according to first reports when a bus carrying a football team struck a wall at a crossroads and fell into a mill pond pear La Gucrche De Bretasne In Brittany.- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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50 1949-01-04 3 RANGOON, Jan. 3. A Burma Government communique last night claimed that Government troops had killed 30 Insurgents m a clash m the Tounfoo district of central Burma. It said that Karen insurgents had set ablaze many houses In Puntanaw town, m the Irrawaddy delta, ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article32 1949-01-04 3 HONOLULU. Jan. 3.—Round-the-world flier William Odom arrived Friday with a Beechcraft plane In which he hopes to fly from Honolulu to New York nonstop, aiming at a light plane distance record. A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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691 1949-01-04 3 Gen. Fu To Try For Separate Peace With Communists CHINA SITUATION PEIPING, Jan. 3.— A broad hint that the Nationalist North China command is negotiating a political settlement with the L tunes d Lommumsts was uroppea Sunday night by a Municipal official here. I'ne official, who refused to be quotedA.P.; Reuter - 691 words
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Article, Illustration32 1949-01-04 3 -noio Photo shows: P. Rawan Ahmad bin Ibrahim Rashid irom iv^k, Malaya, who arrived on the Cartilage at Tilbury, on Dec 27, lie wiu be studying law at Lincoln's Inn London.- A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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44 1949-01-04 3 1,OOO BURMESE HOMELESS DUE TO FIRE RANGOON, Jan. 3. More than 1,000 people are homeless after a fire reported to have started at a paraffin depot here Saturday spread to surrounding thatched houses built on a bombed out area. No casualties were reported. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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148 1949-01-04 3 American Reaction To Chiangs New Year Speech WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. President uniang Kai-snefc'a N^-w Year message appeared to Washington olliciais to outline m detail lias conditions lor a negotiated peace wit ii tne Communists. int\y jiu'iufu to uic President's insistence m ins statement, as reported here, mat -i "democratic iorm148 words
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349 1949-01-04 3 l ßut Both Countries Must Develop. A Socialist Mentality 9 LONDON, Jan. 3. Mr. Saral Chandra Bose, brother of Subhas Hose, said m London last night that there was a chance of union or federation between India and Pakistan if the young peopleReuter - 349 words
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162 1949-01-04 3 MOSCOW, Jan. 3.— A Pravda editorial on Sunday reiterated ooviet predictions oi an economic criAa m trie United btates and Qtire capitalistic world. An article by V. Cheprakov stated, "At the same time as the immense success In the post-war development of the economyA.P. - 162 words
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Article57 1949-01-04 3 WASHINGTON. Jan. 3. Twcii' f United States warships innlun two aircraft carriers, will hold manoeuv^s m th« Atlantic this we<-'k, the Navy announced. Fourteen of the ships 'wo light cruisers, 10 destroyers, a car^o ship, and the 27,100 tons aircraft can Philippine Sea— wii'l afterwardsReuter - 57 words
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Article774 1949-01-04 4 Fuller Statement By Federal Govt. The following official statement on the incident at Kuala Kubu on Dec. 12 last m ivtucfi 24 Chinese suspects uno attempted to escape uere shot dead by the military, uas issued yesteruuy morning m tvuata Lumpur: "touee nad reliable information that774 words
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Article170 1949-01-04 4 The following Police communinue was issued m Kuala Lumpur -teraay morning: NEGRI SEMBILAN: Kuala Pilah Area:— At 5 p.m. on Jan. 1, two armed Chinese went to a Malay house at Kampong Jumbong and demanded food. Food was given and the bandits left. Kuala Pilah170 words
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Article53 1949-01-04 4 The Commander-ln-Chief, Air Command, Far East. Air Marshal Sir Hugh Lloyd, was scheduled to leave by air yesterday afternoon for Bangkok where he will be the guest of the British Ambassador Sir Jeffrey Thompson. The Air Marshal expects to return orf Wednesday afternoon. The visit53 words
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183 1949-01-04 4 MAHATMA GANDHI MEMORIAL FUND, JOHORE BAHRU Dr. K. T. John, the Secretary of the Mahatma Uandhi Memorial r und Committee, Jonore Bahru, writes: "mis iund was start-ed m April 194<3 with tne ooject ot erecting a nail m Johore tfanru m the name oi Manatniaji, at a cost oi $du,uuu183 words
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Article, Illustration74 1949-01-04 4 'lIOTO. The Malayan Badminton team arrived at Tilbury on Dec. *7, m the P. O. Liner Carthage. The team is entering for the International tournament m February. The above Photo shows: (L. to H.) Wong Pens Soon, Teih Sens Khoon, being greeted by Mr DouglasExclusive A.P. - 74 words
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104 1949-01-04 4 U.N.O. Is Becoming A "Menace To Liberty" Says Dr. Malan CAPETOWN. Jan. 3. Premier Daniel Malan m a New Year message to South Africans Friday last 2alied for reform of the United Na tions Organisation which, ho said, wa< becoming a 'menace to Liberty." '"A n l< w and betterReuter - 104 words
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79 1949-01-04 4 The formation of No. 95 Squadron of the R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya) 'ias now been approved and re>ru"' will shortly be vlslt ng a i r ol towns and Vll]: hout Malaya and Singapore. Posters an displayed at I adquarters giving to the times and79 words
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131 1949-01-04 4 NEW YORK. Jan. 3. Lee A. Mathews, general passenger agent >f American President Lines, says the potential for future trade and travel m the Fur East is "almost beyond compr< h n-ion. 1 Mathews n turned recently irom t tour ol theA.P. - 131 words
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170 1949-01-04 4 Africa To Become World's Biggest Larder LONDON. Jan. 2.— Another step towards making- Africa the world's biggest larder is marked by publication of a Colonial Office report on East Africa's water resources. Three major problems have held up the development of Africa: The tsetse fly, poor communications and uncertain waterReuter - 170 words
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106 1949-01-04 4 BOMBAY. Jan 3.— Junagadh State, m Eastern India, mcrgi-d with a new Saurashtra province on Dec 31. the Sunday News of India reported from Jamnagar. Junagadh. whose Muslim ruler Xi at present a refugee m Pakistan. is trie subject of a complaint by Pakistan toA.P. - 106 words
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Article46 1949-01-04 4 MOSCOW. Jan. 3. New elections wi;i be held m the near future throughout the Soviet Union. Thc-v will be to Choose new people* judges U> people- courts. T&ee positiom are elective and the present election? to these nosu ur* tvi* Ant vincfc the war.- A. P.A.P. - 46 words
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202 1949-01-04 4 BRITAIN TO FIGHT WITH ARABS IN PALESTINE? CHICAGO, Jan 3 —The Chicago Sun Times said on Sunday that the British Ambassador m Washington, Sir Oliver Franks, is ''understood to have nouiied the U.S. of growing danger that Bntais may become involved «n a war at tin- side of the A;abA.P. - 202 words
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250 1949-01-04 4 NEW DELHI, Jan. 3.—The Indian Government today invited a 14th nation the Philippines to attend an Asian Conference on Indonesia. India announced on Saturday she had called a conference to meet at Allahabad within two weeks to consider joint action by Asian nationsA.P. - 250 words
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107 1949-01-04 4 MANILA, Jan. 3.— The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs today endorsed the proposal ol Premkr Jawaharlal Nehru of India for a conference of Southeast Asia countries on the Indonesian problem The Department has not as yet received an invitation t o participate m the meeting.A.P. - 107 words
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70 1949-01-04 4 MOSCOW. Jan 3 -The Soviet Union has 1.250,000 school teachers. Thi- figure was given m an editorial article m Pravda urging all loca. amhontie s t o that laws of universal education are rigorously enforced. Tho editorial also stated that the 1.250.000 teacher^ had mA.P. - 70 words
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66 1949-01-04 4 CANBERRA, Jan. 3.— The possibility of a world economic recession cannot be ignored, the Prime Minister, Mr. J. B. Chifley, said In a New Year broadcast on Sunday Mr. Chifley warned that Austra•ia could not flourish immune from world f-wits because of her pledged supportA.P. - 66 words
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Article23 1949-01-04 4 MOSCOW, Jan. 3 —The Com muni* Pa rt y newspaper Pravda Soviet security officer, died of a *ong ihness. He waa 61.- A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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225 1949-01-04 4 Following further contributions to the Singaravelanar Tamil School Mind have ueen tliaiitviua^ atKiiowiedged by the uia.nnan oi tnc Management sAtmmkWS* The Fund now stands at :>4.0.J"2.»i. Mr TN. Krtstinaaafliy 100> Mr. N. 5. SnaiK Mouamed vl.- s. TUC Pandian Sture. M, s! N.225 words
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133 1949-01-04 4 ftAfISG, Jan. 3. A man eaUfa iiiniseli aun Miao-ching Invited r! .M-cseniatives ol all k mnese p lt p/ to muni yesterday promisii important innom^ ment. ruieen newsmen respond iiereuiion Sun reaa a prepaid .aieiiienl: x k **ve carefully stu uACftM^e, a)ii convl lo iiluivuA.P. - 133 words
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Article20 1949-01-04 4 Mr. Geurge Robert Livett ha I .ppomteu iv oc a JUBtl< I .-eace ior tne (Julony 01 Singap20 words
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