Indian Daily Mail, 19 March 1949

Microfilm: NL2350
Total Pages: 6
1 6 Indian Daily Mail
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. :\l. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 1!». 1949. SIX PAGES 10 CENTS.
    16 words
  • Article
    8-Nation United Front Against Russia Formed
    964 1 fiS Allied Powers To Resist Aggression By Force lihn W. Uightower, Associated Press diplomatic correspondent) Mar. 19.— The North Atlantic Treaty, it was officially disrould /< the I /uled States and Allied nations to resist automa--armed attack against any one of them —possibly by
    AP  -  964 words
  • Article
    HONG KONG SECRETARY URGED TO WITHDRAW RESIGNATION
    70 1 HONG KONG SECRETARY URGED TO WITHDRAW RESIGNATION HONG KONG. Mar. 18. Chinese. British and Indian businessmen are urging David Merer MacDougall ■consider his decision to retire rrom In- post as Colomal Secretary th« Governor, Sir Alexander cv antham. The Chinese pros is for J h<- first time pleading with the
    Reuter  -  70 words
  • Article
    Strike As The Last Resort: New Labour Bill In India
    120 1 (from Our Own Correspondent) NLW DELHI. Mar. IS. Comprehensive revision of the In. dust rial Disputes Act will be one of the three important legislative measures which the Labour Ministry of the Government of India ha\e proposed to undertake immediately,
    120 words
  • Article
    INTEGRATION OF INDIAN STATES
    124 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Mar. 18._ Out of the SAZ Indian States, 538 have been Integrated within a year and a half, according to the report of the States ■Ministry of the Government of India now published. The Integrated States cover 20 per c*tK.
    124 words
  • Article
    CHURCHILL SAILS FOR U.S.
    198 1 SOUTHAMPTON, England, Mar. 18. Winston Churchill sailed today the Queen Elizabeth to lecture in he United States. The 74-year-Old former Prune Minister, asked about his health, said: "I shall not do more than my dutieg require over there.'' Churchill' is scheduled to speak at the Massachusetts
    AP; Reuter  -  198 words
  • Article
    STALIN ENTERTAINS N. GOREAN DELEGATION
    96 1 LONDON, Mar. 18.— V M. Moio. tov, recently released as Soviet Foreign Minister, led the list of guests at a dinner given in the Kremlin Thursday night by Prime Minister Stalin for a visiting delegafrom th* North Korean Government. This was reported by the Soviet
    AP  -  96 words
  • Article
    3,000 TONS RICE DESTROYED BY FIRE
    36 1 RANGOON, Mar. 18.— Fire deft. '.roved 3.000 tons of rice when inRurgenta set two rice mills ablazin the Henzada district north-west of Rangoonj according to a report received here.— Reuter
    Reuter  -  36 words
  • Article
    MAYOR WU TO RESIGN?
    56 1 SHANGHAI, Mar. 18— K. C. Wu, American.educated Mayor of Shan. hai wl. has tried nine times to gi from what he calls "the d job,? will try it again. Th* Mayor's secretary Peter Chen Wu would übmit his resigna- a- goon as the Premier H i
    AP  -  56 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    28 1 KEY WEST, Florida, liar. 18. lideni Truman today toid a prt Conference at Key West wher- h on holiday tha 'he Atlantic Pacth<w\ hii »r« *j ival. Reuter
    Reuter  -  28 words
  • Article
    THE O'KEEFES CANNOT BE DEPORTED
    254 1 MELBOURNE. Mar. 19.— The high court of Australia decided today that Mrs. Annie OfCeCfe, an Indonesian, and h^r eight children cannot be deported from Australia. Mrs. O'Keele, wido w ol an Am. bonese war hero, is married to an Australian, John W. OTCeefe. she and
    AP  -  254 words
  • Article
    MISS SHANTA RAU IN SINGAPORE
    51 1 Miss Shanta Ran daughter ol Sir B. Rama Rau, India's Ambassador in Washington, arrived in knk gaPore yesten f«>m BangA journalist and an author, she is on a world tour Bhe win be meeting the local i ress at the "India House" today at 11
    51 words
  • Article
    SARDAR PANIKKAR SUMMONED TO DELHI
    59 1 SARDAR PANIKKAR SUMMONED TO DELHI NANKING. Mar. 19. -Indian Ambassador to China Sardar K M Panikkar has been summoned bv rti 8 Government to return to N*w Delhi for important consultation <»n the Chma situation, it was Learn. n here today. H< will leave for India on Mar. 23 and
    Reuter  -  59 words
  • Article
    Karachi Muslim League Rival Groups In Armed Clash: Four Injured
    121 1 Karachi Muslim League Rival Groups In Armed Clash: Four Injured KAKACIU, Mar 18. Armed police last night separated mem beis of rival groups of the Karachi city Moslem League Council who were fighting In the street in front of the League's offices. Four people were injured in the tussle which
    Reuter  -  121 words
  • Article
    MADRAS PROVINCES FIRST POET LAURETES
    166 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Mar. 18.— The Madras Government declared following eminent scholars as the province':*: first Poet Laureate* Tamil: Nammakal Kamaliiiuam Pillai, Tdegn: Chellapills Venhata sastri; Malayalam: Vallathol Narayanan Menon; Kannada: dovmd.i Pai; and Sanskrit: K. S. Krishna murthi SastrigaL The 1 laureateships
    166 words
  • Article
    FIVE-FOLD INCREASE OF CENTRAL SECRETARIAT STAFF
    72 1 FIVE-FOLD INCREASE OF CENTRAL SECRETARIAT STAFF (From Our Oun Correspondent) NEW DELHI Mar. lb\ The Central Si cretariat stafl ol the Gov. ment of India comprising all officiais to DnderJSecretariei multiplied to nearly five tinr prewar strength, the review Ol tfa Home Ministry's activities for 'J"year 1048 publl h< d
    72 words
  • Article
    TALKS ON FRENCH INDIA ELECTIONS
    70 1 1 1 loin Our Own Correspondent) PONDICHERRY, Mar. 18. Th--French Commissioni oun. :ed that n< w:y elected Councillor! from th< lour HV Frt nch Ind a— Mane, Pondiche Karaikal and Yenam will i i Pondicht rry i Sunday to dociri' h" date and method oi
    70 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      117 1 \^A3jgvf^^^^ «n» *s**3» *0~» »«C3» *2>"Cs* »rCO EXKBU >DC I I &k I HEODEN TREASURE MSGOVERED 1 reasures contained in your Bible, by enro ns n a FREE Ihool of 30 lessons. idreds »t qui itl ns answered. g Uve after de Q I rson know i! he Is tved
      117 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 2
      91 1 REVISED SUBSCRIPTION RATES < BY POST Malaya. B.N. Borneo and Sarawak 1 Month 4.00 3 12.00 6 24.00 1 Y< 48.00 Other P?aee> 1 Month $4 50 3 13.50 6 27.00 1 Y<jar 54.00 MALAYAN AIRWAYS LIMITKI) *fes^a '"""eM9Maßaßw>^v' v hT \\m\ r 4 P ißaa^ SINGAPORE PENANG BANGKOK EVERY
      91 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Mar. 19, 1949. NOTES AND COMMENTS
    789 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Mar. 19, 1949. NOTES AND COMMENTS BELATED COURAGE DRESENT charges tor l.uuu gallon- oi domestic water are 35 cents in the rural district and 40 c-m* Sp< aking about this ov< rcharging, the Rural d Chairman Mr. C. W. A. Sen. addrt ing a .<■
    789 words
  • Article
    Nehru Indicts Communist Policy In India
    1184 2 'Their Aim Is To Create Unrest' People Urged To Support Government PURI (Orissa). Mar. 12 (By Air Mail). Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Prime Minister of India, to-day charged the Communists with "deliberately trying In create unrest in the country" by attempting to start a railway
    Reuter  -  1,184 words
  • Article
    Conference To Help Speed World Reconstruction
    156 2 ROME, Mar. 17.--D<-'lcgates ol 19 nations met in Rome on Wednesday tu help speed world reconstruction. The ten-day bunding, civil engineering and public worxa conference was opened by Italy's Foreign Minister, Count Carlo Slorza. He told the delegates "reconstruction is necessary not only materially
    AP  -  156 words
  • Article
    Gordon Walker To Leave For Ceylon
    70 2 BOMBAY. Mar. 18. Mr Patrick Gordon walker, British UnderSecretary for Commonwealth Relations and one of th< i four envoys visiting Commonwealth countries, arrived here yesterday from Karachi on his way to Colombo. He will l^ave for Colombo today, and is expected in New Delhi
    Reuter  -  70 words
  • Article
    Patel On Condition For Tara Singh's Release
    269 2 'He Must Be Convinced futility Of Violence' ASSURANCE TO MitbUMS < i i < i i mm m "W XLN DELHI, Mar. 1 8.— Home Mi MMI \allabhbhai Patel said on Thursdav that! AI. S. Golwalkar, head of the RSS.to m,k tfamsation's activities
    AP  -  269 words
  • Article
    Smallpox Epidemic In Batavia
    69 2 BATAVIA, Mar 18. A smallpox epidemic Which has swept Batavia ouring the past six weeks killing people, has spread east, ana Bandoeng and the surrounding countryside have been officially declared an atiected area. Most of the 882 Batavia cases are in a quarantined emergency station about
    AP  -  69 words
  • Article
    Field Marshal Slim In Cairo
    70 2 CAIRO, Mar 18 Field Marshal Sir William Slim was received in audience by King Farouk on Thursday, it was announced here yesterday night. The Chief oi the Imperial General Staff of British Armed forces was accompanied by Sir Ronald Campbell, the British. Ambassador to Egypt.
    AP  -  70 words
  • Article
    Yugoslavia Undisturbed By Tito Overthrow Rumours
    305 2 BELGRADE, Mar. In.— Outwardly, at least, Yugoslavia is undisturbed by the increasing rumours from the outside <>! Com inform plan.- to overthrow Premier Marshal Tito's government. In government quarters there was no official react ior. to the rumours which range all the way from
    AP  -  305 words
  • Article
    "Life" Magazine On Dr. Evatt's Sympathy For Asians
    102 2 "Life" Magazine On Dr. Evatt's Sympathy For Asians NEW YORK, Mar. 18. Lite magazine yesterday published two pictures showing the laying of a wreath at Gandhis sacred shrine by Dr. Herbert V. Evatt. Australia's Minister of External Affairs. "Taking time oil from a meeting of dominion representatives in New Delhi
    Reuter  -  102 words
  • Article
    CEYLON RADIO BANS POPE'S BROADCAST SPEECH
    78 2 CEYLON RADIO BANS POPE'S BROADCAST SPEECH Colombo. Mar 18 Ceylon's Minister of Posts and Telegraph*, C. Sittampalam. has banned a broadcast from Colombo radio station of the English translation ui the Pope's speech regarding C dinal Mindzenty's trial delivored in Rome last month, on the grounds that it is violent
    AP  -  78 words
  • Article
    India To Import Power Plant From Japan?
    79 2 India To Import Power Plant From Japan? wr, vi i;biui Govt rnm< Ulg It:- power plant developm< nt in the <• reporl on Ministry ol Power during The rep, ol the pr i year on som< projects which I tloned for con tigation and in tbi men! of el< of
    Reuter  -  79 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    20 2 SYDNEY. Mar tremors sho »k western N Wednesda not as violent last Friday, but r■■ V buildings, sta widened. AP
    AP  -  20 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      128 2 Drink it uith pleassttl Cost is not consulted In ma* this fine old < e\l.>n Tei The results are evident in I Unexeelled T.»-tr .tnd Qttlfc Sole I. F. A. BARTHOi.O>IKISZ.in 5,000 DIABETICS Wanted To Write FREE BOOKUT whl<*h explains in DIABETES is CI ItAßu WITHOUT WJECTJDg FASTING OR Dip*
      128 words
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Article
    Dr. Matthai Presents India's Budget
    709 3 |r s 150 m. Deficit In 1949-50 .VARIANT FEATURE*- capital gains !Wr w v -RELIEF FOR INCOME-TAX p AV] INCREASE IN POSTAL KATES 5E DUTY ON MILL CLOTH. 28(By Air Mail). Dr. John aster, presenting the second anIndian Dominion to Parliament r Rcit of Rs.
    FOC  -  709 words
  • Article
    Lord Mancroft's Attack On Br. Indifference To Malayan War
    99 3 Lord Mancroft's Attack On Br. Indifference To Malayan War LONDON. Mar. 18. Lord Mancroft told the Students Union of the London School of Economics last week. "The indifference displayed by the British public to the dangerous and critical state of alTairs in Malaya is nothing short of disastrous." "The public
    AP  -  99 words
  • Article
    FREE LEGAL AID BUREAU
    99 3 (o The All India Progressive 5 e Laa /< rj /i ,o*iation has set Q M up a free Lcv^/ /t/j Bureau s In DW/u" /or Mie benefli of the fit poor. V I The Bureau, which Is tfce Q ffl /irs/ 0/ its kind to
    Globe  -  99 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    135 3 Pictured at the table during the New Delhi Conference on Burma at Government House. New Delhi, on Feb. 28. are left to right: Mr. Gollan, Australian High Commissioner in India; Dr. Herbert V. Evatt, Australian Foreign Minister and President of the United Nations General Assembly; Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister
    A.P.  -  135 words
  • Article
    Gandhiji's Faith In 'Ramnam'
    838 3 It Is The Sovereign Remedy For Sickness How Mahatma (iandhi's unshakable faith in the efficacy of helped him to tide over a sudden and critical turn in his health exactly a year before his assassination is narrated by Manu Gandhi in this article published in the
    FOC  -  838 words
  • Article
    MADRAS GOVERNOR'S ADDRESS AT PALGHAT COLLEGE DIAMOND JUBILEE
    454 3 MADRAS GOVERNOR 'S ADDRESS AT PALGHAT COLLEGE DIAMOND JUBILEE PALGHAT, Mar. 3 (By Air Mail).— The Maharaja of Bhavnagar, Governor of Madras, presiding over the Diamond Jubilee celebrations ol the Government Victoria College, Palghat, spoke of the great importance of positive and constructive action towards national reconstruction. In the past
    FOC  -  454 words
  • Article
    New Permanent Judge Of Bombay High Court
    54 3 M£W DhmLHi, Mar. 18. Tne Gov-ernor-General has appointed Mr Jayantiial Unhotalal ttnan, advocate, as a permanent judge ot the Bombay High Court in the vacancj caused oy the el< vation oi Mr. Justice M. C. Chagia as Chi. l Justice, tne Ministry ol
    FOC  -  54 words
  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
      47 3 n» »mqi..m i. king Gtoitct vi Qu>l,<,; wnts tie Me > V "I VIItVK PALMERS BISCUITS kinds V ai K j\ lOR l < \KE KICV. PETIT BEURRB JT Xv^VlVvfo -0&S six, :AKE sjlmih War 81-.KKLLLY /'>'/ \^^F C?S o, 5, Malacca St., Singapore. iV Et t-QNOOM. ENGLAND A* I
      47 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
      214 3 B. I. AIAORAS NEGAPATAM S'A'KAfTS SERVICE Madras Wegapatan; ft*enang a pore JSKff }JMg \l>* 22.3.49 20.6 AS u,,|UKi 5549 0.0.tJ U.D.49 14.5.41) Utl WARDS Spore P. Sham Penaim Xegapatam Madras saJu5 aJu J a 28.3.49 1.3.49 31.3.49 5 4 49 6 4 49 sajula5 ajula ..22.4.49 2 4 "5 *****
      214 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article, Illustration
    Sir C. V. Raman's Appeal On Care Of The Human Eye
    1234 4 SPEECH AT CONFERENCE OF OPHTHALMOLOGISTS MADRAS, Mar. 18.— The tenth Conference of the All-India Ophthalmoioqtcat Society commenced at the .Madras Medical olleqe Hall, on Mar. 10. Dr. I). S. Sardesai of Bombag presided. Sir V. Raman, inaugurating the onference.
    FOC; AP  -  1,234 words
  • Article
    Truman To Seek Nehru's Aid?
    510 4 Pact Ot friendship With India TO FIGHT RED MENACE IN ASIA It is widely discussed in Washington, says an Indian Press Association message, that Pandit Nehru will be shortly invited to Washington by President Truman for a very important conference. The United States Government has
    FOC  -  510 words
  • Article
    NO MORE WAR CRIMES TRIALS OF JAPANESE
    148 4 NO MORE WAR CRIMES TRIALS OF JAPANESE WASHINGTON, Mar. 18. The 11-nation Far Eastern Commission on Tuesday ruled out any further trials of Japan's former leaders ior waging or plotting aggressive warfare. In a formal policy directive to General MacArtnur the Commission held that the hanging of termer Premier Hideki
    AP  -  148 words
  • Article
    PERSIA'S ANXIETY OVER RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA
    275 4 PERSIA'S ANXIETY OVER RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA WAShiiNoiUN, Mar. 18. Persia s Ainuassauor here, Hussein Aia. loiu tne unueu mates becretary 01 otate. Mr. oeun Acneson. yesterday mat intensiiication 01 Kussiaii propaganda against Persia gives rise to anxiety." Alter a naif hour conference witn tne Secretary, tne Amoasaaaor toiu reporters ne nad
    Reuter  -  275 words
  • Article
    S. Africa's Fabulous Treasure store To Be Opened Again
    259 4  - S. Africa's Fabulous Treasure store To Be Opened Again F. V. VAN DER BIJL (By The Premier diamond mine, South Africa's fabulous treasure store which has been closed for 16 years, is to reopen this year. The Premier mine is 25 mile* from Pretoria, South Africa's garden capital in the
    259 words
  • Article
    If A Dictator Were To Abolish All Religions?
    677 4 And Burn All The Sacred Books NEED FOR TEACHING ESSENTIALS OF ALL RELIGIONS Nothing wonderful would happen to the world if all the people were converted to Hinduism or Buddhism or Christianity or Judaism, because the followers of these various faiths have
    FOC  -  677 words
  • Article
    European Cemeteries In India & Pakistan
    133 4 European Cemeteries In India Pakistan LONDON, Mar taking over the m 1,350 European i I and Pakistan. Phi j Secretary for I lations, announci I House of Common Noel Baker said I ments of Ind; promised that tl i be protected fr< I AP acros .1 |t( i. egg and
    AP  -  133 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
      89 4 7 I madejlpr The Muter Hon* beautiiy your U d<v«k»f>i. and remoulds the c o«>y Hwnmyio-r of! i treatment* f«»r tfcat to wby NAM! I Manußytonr I Mammytooe. No 2 De- f I den loped figure u No 3 Tightens if>J I bust witi out rc.tin* M*»n>vtj~ No 4 I
      89 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article
    India Best Suited To Mediate A Pacific Defence Pact
    339 5 BURMA: \o West- Sponsored Defence System Possible In Asia' thristun^Science Monitor's Vitws E India stands lit gain much i u nudum ft Pacific din nee pact which \sian suppjri against Western conitian >'< U nee Monitor" declared in ai hi a
    AP; Reuter  -  339 words
  • Article
    TIDE OF BATTLE HAS TURNED AGAINST GREEK GUERILLAS
    540 5 -PRESIDENT TRIMAN XS ISHINGTON, Mar. 18 President Truman told Congress on rttursday thai there are si^ns that the tide of iialtlc i» turning against the (.reek rebels (guerillas) hut he ned "this does not necessaril} presage an easy victory." In presenting his
    Reuter; AP  -  540 words
  • Article
    Turkey Confers With US, Britain On Mediterranean Pact
    123 5 Turkey Confers With US, Britain On Mediterranean Pact y 18. Turkey 1, i amain anu <iinern ft on a ivieaitarran< ,/.,m. the iu. i| -'•'i^i. Lviimstca, n&acmeaain i lr i: grauu national icn a pact, nt ueclared, necessary ior security in tnis vital fcurop and A&ia ii;' tor ine mom<
    AP  -  123 words
  • Article
    Britain Developing Jet Fighters
    70 5 l 'NDON, Mar. 16. The House of Commons on Wednesday approved an air budget ol £207,000,000. li includes provisions for an up-to-int -minute air lore. 1 of jet DomThe budget is £18,000,000 ier than tne last one. \.r Secretary Arthur Henderson Britain Is developing a jet
    AP  -  70 words
  • Article
    INDIA'S GIFT TO WEST INDIES CRICKET TEAM
    62 5 INDIA'S GIFT TO WEST INDIES CRICKET TEAM KINGSTON, Jamaica, Mar 18. Commenting on India's gift ol v: 7.000 to the West Indies Cricket Board of Control G. Scotter, columnist in the "Gleaner" newspaper says: "Probably no touring team from any country has ever been treated in a more generous and
    Reuter  -  62 words
  • Article
    Policeman Told Not To Hit At Looting Africans?
    38 5 Policeman Told Not To Hit At Looting Africans? Hence Before Durban ,ots Inquiry Commission l> urban policeman. Detective »<l in evidence before the Riots h >eslerdaj that during the reM. I'etterseii threatened to report Vfruans looting an Indian
    38 words
  • Article
    538 INDIAN STATES MERGED WITH INDIAN UNION
    48 5 538 INDIAN STATES MERGED WITH INDIAN UNION f i LHI, Ma: 18 The I i iy that 6 Indian states havt at< d by merger and i 29 perth,• total area ol the ind have a population of I Mill AP 'en inciting tin Indians. idjourned until Reuter
    AP; Reuter  -  48 words
  • Article
    INDO-PAKISTAN GOODWILL TALKS
    150 5 INDO-PAKISTAN GOODWILL TALKS KARACHI, Mar. IX. India and Pakistan have begun talks here on how to dissuade "less responsible" newspapers in their countries from making Inflammatory statements liable to cause had feelings between the two Dominions. iri Diwakar, Minister ol Information, who leads the Indian gation, and Mr. Khwaja ShaIdin,
    Reuter  -  150 words
  • Article
    Govt. Forces Launch All-Out Offensive Against Rebels
    52 5 Govt. Forces Launch All-Out Offensive Against Rebels RANGOON, Mar. 18.— Government forces have started an all-out offensive against the rebels concentrated near the rice exporting port of Bassein, 70 miles northwest of here, a communique stated last night. Heavy casualties had been inflicted on the rebels in this sector, the
    52 words
  • Article
    INDIA "BEST PLACE" TO SECURE PEACE IN BURMA, SAYS "SPECTATOR"
    144 5 INDIA "BEST PLACE" TO SECURE PEACE IN BURMA, SAYS "SPECTATOR" LONDON. Mar. 18.— The Conservative weekly Spectator yesterday nominated India as the nation "in every way best placed" to secure peace in Burma "if their is to be Intervention from outside, either diplomatic or military* 1 The Spectator thought the
    Reuter  -  144 words
  • Article
    Our Govt. Is Strong Says Burmese Envoy
    186 5 LONDON. Mar. 18.-- U Ohn, th< newly appointed Burmese Ambassador to London, said Thursday that "continuance of democracy in Burma depends on the retention of power by Premier Thakin Nu." The ambassador arrived at Southampton Thursday by flying boat. H»' said then "rumours'
    Reuter; AP  -  186 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
      26 5 kSH li i^^H r^'^^Bl *J tf m wSm\ m& *^r m W^^ wlr I mmm*AmTSSm^M \^Lm9 "C.. .Wf.\^/ kn^BVCßlf^T > a^a^Z *'^&7tWmmW^4m'mm\ *^WT^WMiMßa*vl7ii-tf >>ft* .Y,'« -^^MMMMJMJMM}v 3ST9Hm
      26 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
      692 5 MASTER YOUR LIFE THE NAVAROZI WAY! The only way it can be done Is the NAVAROZI A\ known j Here are i lew Latest io the sages of this mystic land centuries ago, who have Testimonials from Malaya demonstrated to the world that they possessed greater know J ledge of
      692 words
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article
    C-G. Pleads For Spiritual Revival In Man
    453 6 Speech At Inter -Religious Group Meeting Yesterday QUARRELS AMONG RELIGIOUS LEADERS DEPLORED M Mankind in these limes is troubled with a host ol desperate problems— social, economic, political and othi rs. from our human point of view they are all parts ol the
    453 words
  • Article
    NAVAL BASE INDIAN SPORTS CLUB
    168 6 The annual sports meeting of the Naval Base Indian Sports Club will be conducted at the beginning of next uonth All Indians who are inti p ted m participating the >ports are requested to register their names before Mar, 22 Inter-Club competition ol Soccer, Volleyball
    168 words
  • Article
    LEGCO Emergency Meeting
    26 6 LEGCO Emergency Meeting An emergency meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council will be held at 10 a.m. on Tuesday Mar. 20 ai the Victoria Memorial Hall.
    26 words
  • Article
    MR. EDEN TO ATTEND FIRST MEETING OF EPA, S'PORE BRANCH
    222 6 MR. EDEN TO ATTEND FIRST MEETING OF EPA, S'PORE BRANCH The unanimous resolution ol the Singapore Legislative Council to form a Branca of the Empire Parliamentary Association has oeen warmly welcomed oy the becretary oi tne Umpire Parliamentary Association,, sir toward D'Egvilie, who aas sent tne ioilowing telegram of greetings
    222 words
  • Article
    LEGCO Members To Entertain Mr. Eden
    35 6 A luncheon party will be given in h mour of Mr. Anthony Eden and Commander Noble at Rallies Hotel today (.Saturday- by the members of the Singapore Legislative Council.
    35 words
  • Article
    Federal Legislative Council
    3 6
    3 words
  • Article
    GURKHAS KILL FIVE BANDITS
    169 6 The Ist 10th Gurkha Killcs operating in Jphore. on inursuay Ko.ru one bandit lour miles Norm hast of Niyor. inc Kiln field Battery Royal Artillery, killed four bandits in tne Mnkiang area on the same day, sajs an Army l*ress Keiea.se issued Msierday. Meanwnlle, a Police
    169 words
  • Article
    BANDITS KILL POLICE CORPORAL
    196 6 TRENGGANU Dungun Area At 7. 2U a.m. on Mar. li. police in a troop carrier were attached some tnree mnes from aerangau uungun area iTrengganu) oy about ten bandits v. nu were armed With lilies and snoigUliS. A regular Malay police corporal m cnarge of ewe
    196 words
  • Article
    Afternoon English School For Overage Children
    73 6 The Department oi Education Is endeavouring to arrange lor the opening oi Afternoon English Schools for overage children in certain areas in January, 11)50, it there are sufficient suitable applicants. Application Forms lor enrolment may be ootained Horn the Police Stations at Changai, Paya
    73 words
  • Article
    New Deputy Commander, Malaya District
    61 6 New Deputy Commander, Malay a District Brigadier R. O. Collingwood, D SO., has assumed the appointment of Deputy Commander Malaya District. He has come from Scotland, where he was the Commander of a Lowland Independent Territorial Brigade. During the war he wa^ in the Middle East and Burma. In Burma,
    61 words
  • Article
    MIC President Denies Statement
    72 6 MIC President Denies Statement Sardar Budh Singh. President of the Malayan inuian uongress, writes; "un my return from India, it nas oeen Drought to my notice tnat i was reported to have said to the Press in New ueini tnat there were some 3Uu iiiaians unjustly neld under emergency Regulations
    72 words
  • Article
    BROADCAST BY MR. BEVIN TODAY
    48 6 Mr. Ernest Bevin is broadcasting a taiic on the Atlantic Fact on tne 8.t>.0. Ueneral Overseas Service at -i.is a.m. today (baturday), Mar. 19. li reception is good, rtaaio Malaya will record his taiß and re- broadcast it alter the 1.3u p.m. news.
    48 words
  • Article
    Ipoh Tea Party
    42 6 Tlie Perak Indian Amateur Atnietic Council will give a Tea Party at the Kinta Indian Association, Guruawara Road, Ipoh. tomorrow, Sunday, Mar. 20 at 5 p.m. in honour of the Pcrak team winding the 1948 All-Malayan IndoJeyionese Athletic Championship.
    42 words
  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
      53 6 fifSTAt/PAMr H, SERANGOON ROAD, SINGAFORI THE BEST INDIAN SWEET MEATS FOODS <ill Ml it> lost opened Charges .'Moderate to suit j U pockets. 1 trial will convince you. n— n 1 r~M iim iii._i.i_ »i- ulwlwl TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY WARD your voles on [hv pol'inu y HASAN
      53 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
      203 6 SHIRIN CINEMTj Today and Tomorrow Only: h anrf T. R. Rajakumari and Honnappa iWav VALiVIIhI TAMIL f Ably Supported h\ N VASAMHA KOKILAM L R. IEEVARATNAM t *> And The (omedv Coupi.- ~l Kali N. Retnam and Raja Kanth V TONIGHT MIDNIGHf^J ANOKHI ADA (HINDUSTANI Starring: Nassem, Surendra, Prero \i
      203 words