Indian Daily Mail, 26 March 1949

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail OL. V. NO. 15. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1949. SIX PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Dutch Are No Better Than Nazis Says Gen. Romulo
    185 1 1 tend to [ndone. a as jusi another aspect pi West. n I irity. They d* not ask trn-m-selv* th< Indonesian people be he freedom to which lititled, but how that freedom woud affect the interests oi the Netherlands and the
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    COLONIAL POWERS' ATTITUDE TO INDUNESIAN ISSUE CORDEMNED
    125 1 COLONIAL POWERS' ATTITUDE TO INDUNESIAN ISSUE CORDEMNED Ilj, I*. Romulo charged on Thins cii "more sympathy" for with the Indonesian Republicans be. troubles ol their own in Malaya and i > the United Nations told the thai the Asian nations ctlj is a matter of s i^-it and uncompromi on
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    Pakistan Denies Allegation Against Nehru
    168 1 KARACHI, Mar. ~5. The Pakistan Government tonighi ed that Pandit Nehru, Prime Minister of India, was thr "Pandit Sahib" mentioned aa involved in a recent plot to assassinate Northwest Frontier Premier Abdul Qaiyum Khan. (The Government of India protested to Pakistan last week against j.
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    100 DIE IN SHIP EXPLOSION
    333 1 (ANTON. Mai. 25. One hundred person* died by explosion or drowning when the passenuei laden motor vessel Miss Orient struck a nine at Eliot Beach six i.ines east Ol Canton and sunk in three minutes. The ill-lated craft (arried 400 passengers and of the 300
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    Nehru Disappointed At UN Action On Indonesia
    67 1 > tor Another A%ian iterence -India, disappointed with handling oi the Indonesian dispute planning new consultations with to determine how best to prod for iction. I I lit I I I' they ft i ;«kcs 1 I in Indo- !i |s .solution seekins
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    Marshal Bulganin Relieved As Soviet War Minister
    110 1 Marshal Bulganin Relieved As Soviet War Minister h »m, Mar 25. 'ih« Moscow lounced tonight Marshal i A. Bulganin, has been re- ter oj the armed :niv the Soviet Union. Marshal Alexander M. Vasikvsky has bUCicl y^im. the broadcast said. Bulganin is also a vice chairman the Council of Ministers
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    Prison Term For Daily Mirror Editor
    174 1 >NDON, Mar. 25.— Mr. SityeaLan, editor of the Da>ly Minor, jio.d newspaper with over 4,000,000 cii sent to joh for three months today for printing allegations that iX man in impire" who had committed "murder." Th« i proprietors of the newspaper were fined £io.ooo.
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    F.E.C. "Dull" Session
    55 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. 25. The Far Eastern Commission held a "very dull" meeting on Thursday, lined to "routine discussions. Informed socrces said there was nothing interesting although most, per ding Japauese problems wer^ at least mentioned. Among pending suf.ects, vtiun Is expected on th methji o f handling
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    Ex-Indian Legislative Assembly Member In Singapore
    146 1 Ex-Indian Legislative Assembly Member In Singapore Mr. S. T Aditan, eunember of the Indian Legislative Assembly, and the elder brother of Mr. S. P. Aditan, (a former member of th* Singapore Bar and the son. in -law ui th« late Mr. O. Ramasamy Nadar) arrived in Singapore from Ptnang by
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    Madras Govt. Demand Compensation from Hyderabad
    96 1 Madras Govt. Demand Compensation from Hyderabad I (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Mar 25 Madra* Govlernment have demanded compensation from the Hyderabad adminis t ration for damages caused to life and property by the Uazakars before the "Police Action*' against the S'ate, Mr. B Gopala Reddi. Leader of the House,
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    CHINA: Reds Planning Coalition Govt. For China?
    277 1 CHINA: Reds Planning Coalition Govt. For China? SAN I RANCISCO, Mar, 25. The Chinese Communist radio on Fhursday announced the party's Central Committee voted for creation of a coalition government for China, excluding "reactionary «\i -vents" but including 'democratic" non-( ominunists. This fvidfiitly w »uld exclude theCiovernnient by I>r. Fu
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    COCHIN-TRAVANCORE MERGER MOVE DENIED
    43 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) k w.u>K. wr>, .>iar, aim. UOu paia Keuui, Leader of the House aemed in the Provincial Aftsem oiv today thai the Provincial Uovernmenl had requested the Central Government lo merge Cochin state with Madras iVo
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    DUTCH TO COMPLY WITH UN PROPOSAL?
    136 1 illi HAGUE, Ma. .25 .—TinDutch Government is on Uit» verge oi agreeing to a United Nations Security Council proposal ior fresh talks with Indonesian Republicans, according to uMialh reliable ob_ ■< i vtrs heir today Earlier reports d the Dutch Cabinet met Thursday t
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    35 1 Bin nor Aires, M»r. 25. --Mr. Aftab Rlh, Indian Consul-Gmeral in Buenos Aires, h rtly b ftppointed Charge d'Affairea heir pen. din^ th>- appointment ..f India's first Ambassador to Argentine wa^> reliably learned todav. Rueter
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    BURMA: GOVT. FORCES ON TNE MOVE TO RETAKE MANDALAY
    245 1 BURMA GOVT. FORCES ON TNE MOVE TO RETAKE MANDALAY RANGOON. Mar. 25.— The (i ••vermm-nt .eporhMl tocla> that troops advancing in an attempt to Mandalay from the Karen rebel* were within four miles of th temple studded city Burmese planes were reported bombing positions of the rebels and their 'Communist
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Mar. 26, 1949. NOTES & COMMENTS
    687 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Mar. 26, 1949. NOTES COMMENTS MUSHROOM LEADERS it reported that mushrooms ar< I n«»v. beinj fully maiiu. s ngapore. No won* i such a plethora country w r c-cirij \\cr<- practically rd of I I ISII 01 I Ol WATEK WELCOMING th< I i the
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    Lady Mountbatten Impressed By India Progress
    69 2 Lady Mountbatten Impressed By India Progress LONDON, Mar. 25. -Lady Mountbatten, who reached London by air on Wednesday night from Bombay, said: "I have returned very Impressed with the rapid strides already being made in India and inspired by the tremendous improvements made in the resettlement of distressed persons, educational,
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    31 2 WASHINGTON. Mar. 25 No immediate charm<- in Soviet military policy as th< result of a chan«<» in ministers controlling the armed forces was foreseen frv its official! on Thursday night. A.P.
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    Growing Menace Of Communism To Asia
    304 2 Growing Menace Of Communism To Asia Dr. Lohia Sounds Grave Warning NEW DELHI, Mar. 25. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Socialist Party, has sounded a grave note of warning against the menace of Omni un ism to Asia. In an interview with "Globe"
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    India Invited To World Child Art Exhibitions
    178 2 India Invited To World Child Art Exhibitions DELHI. Mar. 25. India has been invited to participate in three In, ternational Child Art Exhibitions to be held in 1949-50, it is learnt. The first exhibition to be held in California will display works of Children between the ages of 6 and
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    Mrs. Pandit's New Appointment Warmly Welcomed In UN Circles
    464 2 SHE IS THE ONLY WOMAN TO HEAD A FOREIGN LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. 25.— Mrs. Vijayalakshmi, Pandit Nehru's sister, has been appointed Indian Ambassador to the United States, it was officially announced on Thursday in New Delhi. She is due in New
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    FREIGHT "RATE WAR" TAKES NEW TURN
    105 2 BOMBAY, Mar. 25. -The Eastern shipping freight rate "war" took a new turn yesterday when the Karma Continental Committee decided to "cover" any fluctuations m rates arising out or the "war." Cutting of prices began after Mar. 11 when the Dutch Holland Bombay Karachi
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    Mrs. Tsiang's Letter To U.N. Human Rights Committee
    98 2 Mrs. Tsiang's Letter To U.N. Human Rights Committee NEW YORK, Mar. 25. Mrs. Nyok-Zge Bong Tsiang. wife of Dr. F. T. Tsiang, cnief Chinese delegate to the United Nations, has sent a registered letter to the United Nations Human Rights Committee at Lake Success pleading for help in untangling her
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    A Bait For Indian Evacuation From South Africa ?
    104 2 A Bait For Indian Evacuation From South Africa BOMBAY, Mar. 25. Mr. M. D. Naidoo, a member of the Executive Committee of the South African Indian Congress, said here yesterday that the present Union Government was c'.cing its best "to see that all Indians leave South Africa for good." Mr.
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    Shipment Of Monkeys From India: Query In Parliament
    93 2 Shipment Of Monkeys From India: Query In Parliament NEW DELHI, Mar. 25. The Ind'an Finance Minister John Matthai told Parliament on Thursday that hu did not know whether 1,500 tnonkeyi shipped to the United Kingdom recently were intended for experiments in bacteriological war, faro. i The Minister said his information
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    I' AM LOOKING FORWARD TO MEET HER, SAYS SIR TERENCE SHONE
    69 2 I' AM LOOKING FORWARD TO MEET HER, SAYS SIR TERENCE SHONE LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. 25.-- Sir Terence Shone, the acting British representative on tru Security Coun. cil, today said he looked forward to meeting Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit on her appointment as Ambassador in Washington. He told Reuter. I have met
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    Eden Visits Khyber Pass
    57 2 PESHAWAR, Mar. 25.— Mr. Anthony Eden, former British Foreign Secretary, yesterday visited the historic Khyber Pass on Pakistan's northwest frontier. Mr. Eden, who arrived here yesterday, will leave for the west Punjab capital. Lahore, today and will arrive in Karachi on Saturday next. H-e will fly
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    DISMISSED NIZAM'S ENVOY TO TRY HIS 'STUNT' AGAIN
    132 2 DISMISSED NIZAM'S ENVOY TO TRY HIS 'STUNT' AGAIN WANTS U.N. OBSERVERS TO VISIT HYDERABAD KARACHI, Mar. 25. Formerly dismissed from the service of the Hyderabad Government Nawab Moin Nawaz Jung, former Finance Minister oi the Nizam before Hyderabad's surrender, announced Thursday that he intended to visit Lake Success for "pushing
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    Special Anti – Terrorist Squads Formed In Bombay
    80 2 Special Anti Terrorist Squads Formed In Bombay BOMBAY, Mar. 25.— Bombay CID police Thursday announced the formation of special "anti-terrorist squads" t o deal with the alleged illcreasing Communist violence. One hundred persons were arrest. od during the week in connection with the murder of a mill official and a
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    Italy Becomes I.R.O. Member
    45 2 LAKK SUCCESS. Mar. 25 The Italian Ambassador Alberto Tarc«iani. fUw here from Washington on Thursday and signed the constitution of the International RefuL«" Organisation. Italy became the !7th nation to si^n und the first non-member of the U.N. ta sign. A.P.
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    247 2 RANGOON, Mar. 25—The North liurm i ters at Meiktila were on Thursday retak< troops from Karen rebels, it was otKcialh Meiktila is 90 miles south of Mamlaht Coincident wit n the news of Mefic lila recapture, tne Government anaouncea its biggest offensive in tne general Burmese area surrounding ae
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    60 2 KARACHI, Mu T tan Government has test with the (.ouinm, Against the "manner ami which the Indian PremiV made a statement la th, Parliament rt^ardinc t, .shirt Movement in tht frontier pruviiuf A For (gn o::. "they fear that wch Nehru may consid< (he Red Shiru in t:. tivities
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    59 2 BOMBAY. Mar 1 I tons were killed I when police fired I sant mob in Sra;.. I Shamednagar, it I ported on Thursd i The peasants at ;es4M removal ol food by the Government f< m Th(.'y itoned th< polkc An order t u d I by tin- peasants
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    Dr. Syud Hossain—India's First Ambassador To Egypt
    1327 3  - Dr. Syud Hossain— India's First Ambassador To Egypt DR. KRISHNALAL SHRIDHARANI I PENPECTURE I lia s nt i I n his i B any B n or an Syud's illy E pins B m. No his M ans K B K place 1 you an B ininbay. :athcr. H the
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    Eden Addresses Indian Legislators In Camera
    51 3 NEW DELHI. Mar. 85.— Mr. Anthony Eden on Wednesday addressed members of the Indian Leislative Assembly in camera. He dined with Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on Wednesday night. He will leave on Thursday for Lahore, Peshawar and Karachi on his way to London.
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    BRITAIN ACCUSED OF PALESTINE TRUCE VIOLATION
    209 3 BRITAIN ACCUSED OF PALESTINE TRUCE VIOLATION RHODES. Mar. 25. -Dr. Ralph J. Bunchc, acting United Nations mediator, charged Wednesday that Britain, Israel and Transjordan all have violated the Palestine truce. Buncha made public a report to the United Nations Security Council describing troops movements by Israel and Transjordan as violations.
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    Admiral Badger
    32 3 HONG KONG. Mar. 25.— Admiral Oscar C. Badger, Commander of the U.S. Naval Forces In the "Western Pacific, arrived here aboard his flagship Eldorado yesterday for a five-day visit. A.P.
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    Anglo-German Firms' Competition For Indian Market!
    226 3 LONDON, Mar. 25. German firms are competing with British for an Indian Government contract to provide technicians to help build India's railway equipment factory at Mihijam and to train workers, a spokesman of British locomotive manufacturers said yesterday. "There is no indication yet whether
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    200 CHINESE TO BE DEPORTED FROM SIAM
    95 3 200 CHINESE TO BE DEPORTED FROM SI AM BANGKOK, Mar. 25.— Police said yesterday 200 Chinese had been rounded up and will be deported from Siam for engaging in subversive political activity. Arrest of the Chinese began after an attempted coup against the Siamese Government in February. Police said homes
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    Stamp In Honour Of Poet
    67 3 MELBOURNE. Mar. 25. -Australia's newest commemorative btamp issue will be in honour ol the po«t Ht'iiiy Lawson. The new stamp will be issued on June 17, the 82nd anniversary oi Lawton'i birth. The Postmastt-r General said that th« ensign would be based en a portrait
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    History's Famous Spendthritts
    460 3 If stories of misers make interesting reading, reading the lives of spectacular spendthrifts makes it even more absorbing. Giving an account of such lavish wasters, Yaughan Dryden writes in Everybody's about a few such thrill-seekers he met personally. The most spectacular r f them, he writes, was
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    506 4 Gen. Romulo s Plea For Economic Aid I PREOCCUPATION WITH EUROPE MUST GO' From A. B ALAR AM AN NEW lork. Mar. 15 (By Air .Mail).— Asia looms large in (he quest for world peace and security today. This has been made clear by the discussions going on in
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    Churchill Hypnotised F. D. P. ?
    75 4 Churchill Hypnotised F. D. P. NEW YORK, Mar. 25— The New York Daily News said on Wednesday that Mr. Winston Churchill's greatest achievement was "his virtual hypnotising of Franklin Roosevelt so that Roosevelt did everything he could to get us into Britain's latest war." The News wished Mr. Churchill a
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    52 4 VIENNA. Mar. 25. Austria and India are t 0 conclude a £2,500,000 tradi- agreement, it was learned in Vienna Tuesday. Austria will export steel ail( i s t e el produces, textiles, paper, machinery, tractors, motor cycles and rubber goods in exchange for Indian cotton, jute, hemp, tobacco, pepper and
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    Cottage Industries And India's Future
    676 4  -  K. RAGHAVACHARI By (INDUSTRIAL CONSULTANT) Cottage Industries are also known by other names such as Village Industries and Small scale Industries and today this topic is widely discussed one and persons from almost all walks of life are found toying with phiases like Kural Economy,
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    Cannibalism Twenty Years Hence!: An Australian's Prediction
    219 4 Cannibalism Twenty Years Hence!: An Australian's Prediction William Lubbock. aged 69, of Miranda, New South Wales, has repeatedly warned the Government that the world is rushing towards a horrible fate. At the end of 28 years "scientific study" Mr. Lubbock gives this summary of his conclusions: "The earth is beginning
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    1061 4 NOVA GOA, Portuguese India, Mar. 25. A couple of centuries atf<> the colony of Goa, half-way down India's west coast, was saved for Portugal by what many considered a miracle. The frank opinion of many Goans and their neighbours in newly independent India is that the Portuguese Government had
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    9 4 PARIS, M Cabinet todt draft treaty between Fra:. Reuter
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    Capitalism Is Modern Form Of Slavery
    148 5 Capitalism Is Modern Form Of Slavery ImvM'S attack on merchants pv OF DEATH -Pravda, Bjviet Communist Party newspaper M,n">W llMl more thai half the worlds population live nore ihan words, condemning the "mer- Ult mooetii va.c owner*' rravua **id in pun: eviuent as no* i «»i c«»#«*Ad*in is tne moaern
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    Senanayake Confirms Visit To London
    66 5 COLOMBO, Mar. 25. Ceylon Pnm« Minister Don Stephen JStnanayake officially confirmed yesterday that he was going to London iexl month to attend the Com.Aonweaitn conference H..- ta.k- ii< r. witn Mr. Patrici Oordon.Walktr, on e of the fou. Uritisti Government special envoy vjsitmg the Dominions
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    CHURCHILL & PARTY ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON
    122 5 CHURCHILL PARTY ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, u Var 25.— W jrston Churchill and his party arrived in Washington on Thursday night for dinner with the Trumans and a reunion with American officials vho knew Churchill as Britain s xrattime Prime Minister. At the railway station a crowd .heerd while Churchill
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    PACIFIC ALLIANCE FORMATION PREMATURE?
    127 5 PACIFIC ALLIANCE FORMATION PREMATURE? MANILA, Mar. 25. Formation of a Pacific alliance at this time would be premature," according to Vuicent She«an, loreign correspondent and author. Arriving here bv plane from Indonesia en route to Tokyo, Sheean told rei>orters "The countries in this part of the world are in various
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    Exchange of Lebanon — Israel- Prisoners Effected
    75 5 Exchange of Lebanon Israel- Prisoners Effected RASEN NAKURA, Mar. 25 -Fir^t implementation of the armistice agreement between Israel and Lebanon, the exchange of prisoners, was completed Thursday here whvn 35 Lebanese men crossed No Man's Lund into Lebanon and seven young Israelis were heartily welcomed homo by their families under
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    58 5 LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Mar. 25 The Royal household of former King Michael of Rumania and his irtfe, Princess Ann- ol Bourbon Ferine, are mating preparations tor the birth ol their nrst cnild in th<? next fortnight. The ex-King and princess were married in Athens last Juno, are living in a villa
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      315 5 ru KM MtM( IPAL ELECTIONS 16. itiPAJ KLfiCHONb ORDINANCE, iin> (Section 66 i6) InOTICE 01 CONTESTED ELECTION Vll Mtll'AL WEST to tlie electors of the electoral ward ranted lor tne election now pending tiai sucn hon win oe openea va tne it "i eignt m tne luicnuun ana yz ignt
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    479 Bandits Killed Up To Feb. 28
    87 6 Indian Civilian Casualties'18 Killed, 17 Wounded And casualty si dislics, revised and correct8, 1949, and issued by the Government of i Hon of Malaya yesterday, show that a its have >■ killed up to that date Malays, 2 Indians and 7 Among the
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    53rd BANDIT ANGED
    214 6 I 1 i beginning ol i.i«- 1 rnrrm H( I <• >rda morn at Pudu Kuala Lumpur, iiis name is Kori^ Vok. He Was arrested on .fan ."> by Poli< e at the 6th mile Kuala Klawang-Pertang Road. ii Sembilan. In his but v..i> i'Minci a bundle
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    MEETING AT ROWELL ROAD TO-DAY
    68 6 MEETING AT ROW ELL ROAD TO-DAY A oi the Labour Party of S:: will be held today Mar. 2;; at 5.30 p.m. at RoweU Koad Open spue** (former Municipal Tennis Court >. Speeches will be made in English ■nd Ma 1 ay. Mr. G. M. I \;ibai. Labour Party a
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    APPOINTMENTS
    107 6 Boi cal Gardens, i appointed to ol B >tanical Oarre. H at tl ricultural J. W. Ewart. Dean lias been appoint- the R'M.'t Concilia- i in pi »1 Mr. P. W. tiaa resigned t( ii.\;; S£NIOB r\riiOLO(;iST Subrahmanyam, Medic ii j- Laiaj ;i ii M idicaJ Ben been appointed
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    42 6 PON, Mar. 25. Presirruman said Tnursaay night .li.n canceled two engagements in New loik in April in order to concentrate on desk wurK in Washington. Out* was a testimonial dinner lor the President ol Israel Dr. Chaim Weizzman on Adi*ii 23. A.P.
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