Indian Daily Mail, 14 January 1949
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Title Section16 1949-01-14 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. IV. NO. SSI. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.16 words
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553 1949-01-14 1 Reported Five-Point Conditions Chiang Likely To Resign t\nd Oo io Formosa G, Jan. iJ. A reliable source today dis.\ssociaied i'rtss actual conditions ottered by tut opening oi peace taiKs with the satioi ts* m he\ were, firstly, non recognition of the President sident; .second, nonA.P.; Reuter - 553 words
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Article63 1949-01-14 1 PARIS, Jan. 13. Siam has joined the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), it was announced here Wednesday. Siam thus becomes the 45th member state. Its membership takes effect this month, the Siamese Ambassador' in London having signed the organization constitution on behalf of hisA.P. - 63 words
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Article148 1949-01-14 1 THE HAGUE, Jan. 13. Two Royai Dutcn Air Lines constellation planes irom batavia, Indonesia, arriveu at scnipoi airport today, one ormging 10 passengers, including tnree oabies, <tad mail. i\o lnuieauon was given ol tne route taken. The normal route for K.L.M. aircralt has not been avauaoie sinceReuter - 148 words
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105 1949-01-14 1 BATAVIA. Jan. 13. The United Nations Good o.iices Committee is scheduled to fly in a Dutcn plane on Saturday to the island ol Bangka for a one-day conierence With exiled Republican Premier Mohammed Hatta. This was announced today by the Dutch. The Commission alsoA.P. - 105 words
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187 1949-01-14 1 SEC COUNCIL DISCUSSIONS ON KASHMIR LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 13. The United Nations Security Council will resume discussions today on Kashmir, where U.N. has chalked up one of its most successful attempts to keep the peace. Tne Council will meet this afternoon to hear a report from the U.N. Kashmir CommissionA.P. - 187 words
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Article116 1949-01-14 1 LONDON. Jan. 13.— The judicial committee of the Privy Council today quashed the convictions of a Basutoland chieftain and six other men sentenced to be hanged by the High Court of Basutoland in October, 1947 for the ritual murder of a 60-year-old African on Christmas Day, 1945.Reuter - 116 words
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Article34 1949-01-14 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Jan. 15 —Deputy Prime Minister Sardar Patel is leaving Delhi tomorrow on ten days tour of Gujerat, including Bardoli where he led the satyagraha 25 years Ago. Copyright.34 words
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74 1949-01-14 1 JAN. 26 TO BE OBSERVED AS REMEMBRANCE DAY •From Our Own Correspondent; NEW DELHI, Jan. 13 —Jan 26 celebrated in pre- freedom days as Independence Day in India wilt be observed a s "Remembrance Day" this year. Congress Secretary Shankairao Deo in a directive for the Day's observance said that74 words
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69 1949-01-14 1 (From Our Own i NEW DELHI, Jan. 13 —Political leaders in Delhi are a ranging to celebrate Nqtaji-Subnas Bose s birthday on Jan. 23. The Indian Govt., it is understood, is being asked to declare the day a pub'ic holiday hi memory of the valiant69 words
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Article92 1949-01-14 1 FUTURE OF FRENCH INDIA PARIS. Jan. 13. Britain will oiler the good oilices for a friendly solution of the future of the French settlements in India, according to a French news agency despatch today Irom Pondicherry which said a high British oilieial had arrived there from New Delhi. The agencyReuter - 92 words
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Article88 1949-01-14 1 ASIAN CONFAB POSTPONED CANBERRA, Jan. 13— The Australian Government has not received any official notification of the postponement of the Pan Asian conference on Indonesia, says the Minister for Defence, Mr. Dedman. Pres s reports say that the conference which had been called by the Government of India may nowA.I.S. - 88 words
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39 1949-01-14 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Jan. 13 —The Indian Government is subsidising a Corporation for the development of shipping. Scindlas. pioneers of Swadeshi shipping will act as managing agents. Copyright.39 words
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57 1949-01-14 1 ANGLO AMERICANS TO BOYCOTT W.F.T.U.? LONDON, Jan. 13.— British and United States union groups joined on Wednesday in a threat to walk out of the World Federation of Trades Unions unless it is purged of a Communist propaganda taint. The showdown will come at a meeting of the W.F.T.U. executiveA.P. - 57 words
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38 1949-01-14 1 SALEM, Jan 13 —For refusing to shave two Harijans, a barber of Kaveripatnam, Salem district, was fined Rs. 20 by the Sub-Magistrate of Krishnagiri under the Removal of Civil Disabilities Act. F.O.C.F.O.C. - 38 words
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41 1949-01-14 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY, Jan. 13. —Fifty families were rendered homeless in the Bombay Fort area consequent on the fire which broke out last night. Fire brigade ofraffs' timely arrival, however, prevented casualties Copyright.41 words
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Article31 1949-01-14 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) EOMBAY, Jan. 13.— 1n Belgiam and Dharwar districts of Bombay Province some hundreds of Village officer s resigned because of inadequate salaries. Copyright.31 words
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64 1949-01-14 1 GANDHI MEMORIAL TO BE ERECTED AT RAJGHAT (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Jan. 13.— At Rajghat, near Delni wnere Mahatma Gandhi was cremated i K to be raised a memorial. The Indian Govern ment wi*l bear the memorial's cost estimated at about five lakhs oi rupees. The Standing Finance64 words
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40 1949-01-14 1 NEW DELHI, Jan. 13.— The Indian National Congress called on the nation to observe Jan. 30. anniversary ol the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi "in a manner worthy ot his memory 99 11 4 ReuterReuter - 40 words
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138 1949-01-14 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.— Th. Li nited States ha s deceived a secret communication on the China crisis from the Nationalist Government In Nanking, Uiider-sedfretary ol State Robert Lovett disclosed Wednesday. Loveit told a news conference he could not comment further because the ChineseA.P. - 138 words
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Article49 1949-01-14 1 HOBART, Tasmania, Jan. 13 Members of a French Antarctic expedition are to spend a year ashoie in Adelie Land, South of Australia, sleeping in tents during the polar winter, it was learned here. The expedition under Commander Max Douget, is expected here on Jan. 22. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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31 1949-01-14 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) LUCKNOW. Jan. 13.— Over 40. 000 prima*? school teachers in the United Provinces have resigned in protest against low pay.— Copyright31 words
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187 1949-01-14 1 U.N. HELPED TO AVERT WORLD WAR THREE DR. H V. EVATT CANBERRA. Jan 13 External Affairs Minister Dr H. V Evatt said on his return to Australia after presiding over the U.N. Assembly in Paris Wednesday that without the intervention of the U N the crucial international telations of theA.P. - 187 words
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44 1949-01-14 1 NEHRU TO INAUGURATE GANDHI GHAT TO-MORROW c5SJirS?A°*2 Cor^Pondent) V ALC W T T A. Jan 13 India's Pfime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal hr w»H inaugurate on Jan. 15 Gandhi Ghat" i n Calcutta on the spot where Gandhiji s ashes were immersed last year— Copyright44 words
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Article57 1949-01-14 1 HYDERABAD, Jan. 13. -MaiGen Chaudhuri, Military Governor Of Hyderabad, will fly to Delhi t 0 morrow it i s learnt here. He is expected to return on Jan. 17. The visit is in connexion with the assumption of duties by Gen Car,a £F aF.O.C. - 57 words
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Article84 1949-01-14 1 RANGOON. Jan 13 -The Burma Regional Autonomy Commission set up to investigate th< question of m'iioritie s has accepted the principle of a separate Karen state Ihe Karen National Union, which claims to represent most of Burma's 4,000.000 Karen tribesmen, at the same time condemned "lawless activities" byReuter - 84 words
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879 1949-01-14 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Friday. Jan. 14, 19^D. PROBLEM OF THE NEW FACES A NY ONE now-a days UsuaLy traveiling by the bus or any other public vehicle in Singapore cannot lail to notice the increasingly large number of new faces that one sees ali over th« island, and ask879 words
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916 1949-01-14 2 C. R. Pays Tribute To The Political Wisdom Of Tilak 'His frame Was Magic Appeal To Poona Citizens POONA, Jan. 13.— The Governor-General, Mr. C. Rajagopalachari, said here on Jan. 8 that it was not right to be fanatical, but it was wise to be even 'humble in our opinions."FOC - 916 words
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Article, Illustration67 1949-01-14 2 Photo. These Indian students were barrred in Bombay's Alexandra Dock when they tried on Dee. iT to get to the Dutch vessel "Streefkerk." They were protesting against Dutch military action i i.Jonesia, carrying banners demanding support for Indonesia and no negotiations with theA.P. - 67 words
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Article109 1949-01-14 2 LONDON, Jan. 13. King George has approved that the date of Empire Youth Sunday shall be fixed permanently as the Sunday after Ascension Day. which falls this year on May 29. Announcing this yesterday. Lord Elton, chairman of the Empire Youth Sunday Committee, wrote inReuter - 109 words
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70 1949-01-14 2 GLASGOW. Jan. 13.— "General" Flora Drtimmond, who, ju.st before World War I, led London suffragettes on a white horse, is seriously ill at Carradale, in Argyllshire She is over 70. Suffragette§ were women who defied th« law t 0 secure vote- for women and Mrs. DrummondReuter - 70 words
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99 1949-01-14 2 PARIS, Jan. 13. Indochina is in direct danger from Communism, the Gaullist newspaper Ce Matin said Saturday. The newspaper commended the report of William Bullit, former United States Ambassador to Moscow and Paris who has just returned to Washington from China, to ask fo- rapidReuter - 99 words
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67 1949-01-14 2 FORCED EXPULSION FOR ARGENTINA'S FOREIGN POPULATION BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 13. Argentina's huge foreign population faced expulsion or forced naturalisation under a constitution amendment proposed Ly President Juan Peron Tuesday. Foreign diplomats were amazed by the p op< sa] which would affect about 30,0u\. B;.-Jns, 4,000 United States citizens and hundredsA.P. - 67 words
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367 1949-01-14 2 CHINA SITUATION The radio said Tu "was attempting to escape disguised as an ordinary soldier when he was captured." A "WAR CRIMINAL" In making the announcement, the Communists referred to Tu as a "war criminal." iie was so listed by the Reds on i-cceinDerA.P. - 367 words
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100 1949-01-14 2 Bombay Corporation's Tribute To Late Mr. Brelvi BOMBAY, Jan. 13.— Eloquent tributes to the services rendered by the late Syed Abdulla Brelvi, to Indian journalism and for the achievement of Independence were paid by the Bombay Mayor, Dr. Mascaren has, and members of the Corporation at its meeting on Dec.100 words
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53 1949-01-14 2 PRINCE ALY RITA LEAVE SWITZERLAND GST AD, Switzerland, Jan. 13.— P-ince Ay Khan and Rita and Hayworth, American actress, checked out <>* their hotel here Wednesday end c i -appealed. tio-ei employees said they had no idea where the couple had gone. The couple has been reported reatiy planning aAP - 53 words
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Article54 1949-01-14 2 LONDON, Jan. 13. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, chairman of 'he Western European Alliance's Military Committee, left by air for i many Wednesday. Th«' office of the Alliance's Secre-tary-General m London refused to wer inquiries about the nature his mission or as to what narts of GermanyAP - 54 words
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78 1949-01-14 2 RANGOON, Jan. 13. The Burmese Government Tuesday ai. nouneed iresn uprisings on tl southeast Burma coast. Thv an nouncement said the new disturbances wcr*' confined chiefly In Bilgyun lsiand, near the. Moulinarea.. Choungeon, the islands princi pal town, was stormed by a rebelA.P. - 78 words
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434 1949-01-14 3 Telephone Wires And Power Lines Destroyed First Dutch Admission Of BATA\ M, Jan. 13. The Dutch conquerors of Hn Uepublic of Indonesia reported Wednesday a iitw guerrilla attack on Jogjakarta, the Repubfolli n capital, but said the raiders paid heavily in idonesian guerril'asA.P. - 434 words
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33 1949-01-14 3 NEW DELHI, Jan. 13.- The Australian delegates to Pandit Nehru's Asian conierence will arrive in New Delhi on January 17, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said here Wednesday. A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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Article87 1949-01-14 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 13. General Carlos P. Romulo, chief of tne Phihppine United Nations deition, left Wednesday for New Delhi by way ot Manila for the Jan. 20 Asian Conierence on Indoa. He was accompanied by Colonel Antonio Chance, Military Attache, Major S. Lopez, politicalA.P. - 87 words
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517 1949-01-14 3 Britain France Approved Dutch Aggression In Indonesia Russia's Attack On Western Powers In Sec-Council I SUCCESS, Jan. 13.— 1n Tuesday's Security debate Russian delegate Jacob Malik said the Netherlands is a member of the Western European id added its members can confer on military problem Malik then asked if thatA.P.; Reuter - 517 words
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64 1949-01-14 3 MOSCOW, Jan. 13. The New Times Wednesday warned the Dutch Prime Minister, William Drees, that his visit to Indonesia is likely to remind the world of "the triumphal entry of Fascist dignitaries into the capitals of countries overrun by Fascist hordes". TheA.P. - 64 words
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129 1949-01-14 3 DUTCH SHIP TO BY-PASS INDONESIAN PORTS MELBOURNE, Jan. 13. Dutch ships sailing from Australia are to by-pass Indonesian ports and ply direct to Singapore and Malaya, the Australian Agent for the Netherlands announced yesterday. Agreement had earlier been reached with waterside unions not to accept Australian cargoes for Indonesia. TheReuter - 129 words
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144 1949-01-14 3 Alien Immigration Control Bill In Hong Kong HONG KONG, Jan. 13— The Government is shortly to introduce a bill into the Legislative Council to control ajien immigration into Hong Kong. Under existing regulations Chinese are not classed as aliens and are not required to possess passports or identification documents beforeReuter - 144 words
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212 1949-01-14 3 Indian's Appeal To Privy Council Against Murder Conviction LONDON. Jan. 13.— Six Africans anu one inaiaii sequenced to De i i_,eu lor ritual murder by the i>u .uioiand fcM£U Court la months ago appeaieu oy special leave >e»teroa> t»> tne Jumciai tomi.iiiu'e ol tiie **rivy Council in London. I'ncy wereReuter - 212 words
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291 1949-01-14 3 RANGOON, Jan. 13.— Burmese Army and Navy forces put out irom Rangoon Wednesday on an expedition to recapture liilugyun island off the Burma coast, from separatist forces. The island tell Tuesday to Mon and Karen rebels after a 24-hour assault. The MonAP - 291 words
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121 1949-01-14 3 Seoul. Jan. 13, -President Syngman Rnei iu one of his sharpest attacks against Communists, dec-' lared in a statement to the Associated Press that "the days of the Korean Quislings' are numbered." •'The time is drawing near when the people hi NorthA.P. - 121 words
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Article30 1949-01-14 3 WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. Decreases of U5575,000 and US$5O,OOO respectively in grants to French overseas teiritorie s and to the NEI were reported on Tuesday by the Economic Cooperation Administration. A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article, Illustration47 1949-01-14 3 Photo. Dean Acneson, 55-year*old law* yer and former United States Under Secretary of State (1945--47), who, it was announced by President Truman in Washington on Jan. 7. has been appointed to succeed George C. Marshall a* United States Secretary n State.- A.P.A.P. - 47 words
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120 1949-01-14 3 Moscow New Times On Indian Congress Leadership MOSCOW. Jan. 12.— India under Congress leadership was today described a& more and mor<- involved in the machination of the An^oAmerican bioc" in a four-page article in New Times. Condemning Indian National Congress home and foreign policies the writer, A. Dyakov, stated thatReuter - 120 words
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Article47 1949-01-14 3 WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. The 200 Mos.enis in Washington contributed $180,000 towards the cost jf a new Mosque on Massachussetu avenue. Representatives of Moslem states attended a ceremony yesterday when the corner stone was laid. It is planned to connect Moslem cultural activities with the new mosque. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Advertisement712 1949-01-14 3 YOU MUST READ THIS IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. IT WILL HELP LAKHS. DEAR READERS, I am an ordinary man —a nian who unfortunately had been a victim of his own lollies. My excesses within a very short time led me to complete nervous debility. I got weaker and weaker, the palpitation of712 words
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Article, Illustration70 1949-01-14 4 The picture on top gives a full view of the lar«e gathering assembled at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Tuesday. Jan. 11 to celebrate the 1422nd. birthday of Prophet Muhammad. In the picture below is seen Mr. Yap Pheng Gek, Municipal Commissioner, addressing the uatherin^- Other speakers were Maulana Abdul70 words
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146 1949-01-14 4 AUSTRALIA TO RIVAL INDIA'S MICA INDUSTRY CANBERRA. Jan. 13. Federal Government mineral experts bethat the mica resources of tz Rang? in Central Auscould br developed into a uiustry. Before this could be done, however, an export market would haw to be discovered and reputable Australian or o sea.- Arms wouldA.I.S. - 146 words
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182 1949-01-14 4 MALAYAN INDIANS MAY APPLY FOR ADMISSION TO THE DEHRA DUN ACADEMY Indian Nationals desirous of obtaining regular Commissions in the Indian Army may apply for admission to the 7th Course (Military Wing) of the Armed Forces Academy, Dehra Dun. The last date for the reoeipt of applications from Malaya hasG.I.I.S. - 182 words
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159 1949-01-14 4 LONDON, Jan. 13. Th*; British weekly, Tune and Tide, discussing the Indonesian situation, says: "Tiie swiitness of the success which has attended the Dutch police action in Indonesia is an eloquent testimony tu tne leeoieness oi movement behind the socalled Repuohean uoverniiieni. ThereA.P. - 159 words
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Article52 1949-01-14 4 The Commissioner-General Mr. Malcolm MajjJonald entertained tne following at lunch yesterday at Bukit Serene, Johore Bahru:Maulana Mohd. Abdul Aleem Siddiqui, Tne Chief Kathi of Singapore, The Chief Mufti of Johore Che Sardon bin Jubir, Dato Awang of Johore, Mr. S. I O Alsogoil, and Dr. H.52 words
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Article89 1949-01-14 4 Two new circuit magistrates' have been transferred to Pahang They are Che Jamal bin Latiff of imping who was formerly Third Assistant Seer, tary attached to the Ferak secretariat, and Che Embong b Dat i Java ol the Trengi Servici Che Jamal is now circuit89 words
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Article153 1949-01-14 4 Mr. G Stevens has been appointed to act as Deputy Financial Secretary Reconstruction), Singapore. Mr. A. H. Robson. Cadet, M.C.S., has been appointed to act as Assist ml Financial Secretary, Singapore in place ol Mr. M. c. Compton. M.C.S., Assistant Financial Secretary, Singapore. Mr. W Anderson, a Director of153 words
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Article30 1949-01-14 4 NEW DELHI. Jan. 13.- The Do*. »n>or-G...«.f,,l hj appoint* m? *aghar« R„ advoSE to tea Court, n a f lh( Ja Mr «£> V iurajachari. n wan officially announced here.- FOCFOC - 30 words
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278 1949-01-14 4 NEW SCHEME UNDER EMERGENCY REGULATIONS ANNOUNCED Regulations published in the Federal Gazette yesterday under the Emergency Regulations Ordinance of 1948 provided for the payment of compensation to civilians for injuries, whether fatal or otherwise, caused as a direct result of, or attributable to the278 words
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Article91 1949-01-14 4 The following telegram lias been sent by tne commissioner-oeneral ior tne unitea Kingaoni in fcioutn Last Asia, Mr. .viaieoini MacDonaia to Admiral Sir Denis Boyd, former Commanuer in cniei, x<ar Last otation, wno sailea ior tne United Kingdom yesteraay on tne Troopship "Dilwara "On behalf91 words
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Article33 1949-01-14 4 Ine Commissioner-Generail Mr. M.iicom\ MacDonaid will broadcast over the Blue Neiwo'v of Kadio Malaya at 8 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. lb. Tne subject of his talk Ls "Britain and Asia."33 words
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107 1949-01-14 4 Tne following police communique was issued in i*_uala Lumpur yesterday morning. bi__LAMuou: Puchong Area At y.jo p.m. on Jan. i<., bandits entered Ayer Hitam Village, Puchong. r mey shot dean one Cninese labourer and wounded anJOHORE: Muar Area— At 11 p.m on Jan.107 words
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94 1949-01-14 4 inc ouiian oi iveiancan win omciany open uie new LhStrlci Omce ol xuiupat at im noon on Jan. Is, in tne presence of members of the uouncn of State and the Executive Council. At tne opening ceremony, the Ruler will be presented with a94 words
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32 1949-01-14 4 UDAIPUR, Jan. 13.— Sardar Patei, Deputy Prime Minister, will arrive in .Jdaipur on Jan. 14 by plane. He wiL return to Delhi the noxt day. F.O.C.F.O.C. - 32 words
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Article116 1949-01-14 4 The Tekuronians Football x: recently formed by G. Balaitr nan, formerly of the Rock Sports Party, registered their win of the season in their outing on Thursday, Jan. 6 they trounced Changi Xl b> goals to nil. Though Balakrishnan is a ran, he still has not lost116 words
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