Indian Daily Mail, 20 April 1949
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Title Section17 1949-04-20 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 68. SIXKAI'OKE, WEDNBSDA Y, APRIL 20, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.17 words
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174 1949-04-20 1 pandit Nehru Deplores Hindustani- Hindi Controversy v,_... E I oui <>"»■ Correspond***) P j)l I 111, Vpr. 19. Pandit Nehru laying the foundaEL hi entral Institute of Education here yester. i ..pi- it would a i iem.pt to raise tin* eaucu 1 rie174 words
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29 1949-04-20 1 !(j (i a i. (01 respondent ted m a drag A n "are t: j cci h\ c! I >i these, u from I29 words
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43 1949-04-20 1 NO REMOVAL OF FOREIGN STATUES FROM MADRAS STREETS I Own <01 respondent MADRAS \pi 19 Th< Madrai '"i did nor propose t o re-iii-i- British and i roys .mil other [r»»m ill- streets «»t MadVlinjstei i... Local UJnn. 1 "fi- emblf to- right.Reuter - 43 words
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81 1949-04-20 1 Talks On Status Of Travancore Ruler To Continue (From Our Own Corri'spoiidm l > NEW DELHI, Apr 19.— Talks "t thi' Maharaja of Travuiicoiv about his status after integration of Travuniorc and Cochin were inconclusive, it is lranii'd here. Negotiations will b«- resumed in Travancoro and the Maharaja |ef| forReuter - 81 words
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Article48 1949-04-20 1 PARIS, Apr. 19.— Mr. Nguyen Khao Vo, Vietnamese Minister of Justice, who will escort Bao Dai. ex-Emperor of Annam, on his return from France to Indochina this week, arnvod here today. Ho i< travelling down to Cannes tomorrow to meet Bao Dai there. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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182 1949-04-20 1 Apr. 19— India's Prime Minister Pandit left here by air tor Bombay today on his way wealth conference which will open in London on Tnor lag ipalaSar. d other member iding the loner, sir •v K 01 Zeaher today *y« 1 panler i rl forA.P. - 182 words
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43 1949-04-20 1 Evacuee Property Problem Biggest Indo- Pakistan Issue Own coi h ,oua.-nt) i9~ Prime Minister Nehru in a spe_ kin India on the eve of his !i\ described the problem of evacuee problem between India and Pakistan." y^«.^. "ther problemi gradual!} will find Doi>jDept. of Information - 43 words
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926 1949-04-20 1 Lord Layton 's Observations LONDON, Apr. 19. Lord Layton, leader of the recent Keuter goodwill mission to India, declared today that India did not want to part company v»ith the Commonwealth and become a "foreign country" in a front page articleReuter - 926 words
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Article, Illustration108 1949-04-20 1 DR. HERBERT EVATT, Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs. President of the Genera] Assembly of United Nations, opened the prose n t session of the Assembly at Flushing Meadows. New York, Apr 5. He said that th« i main work before the present session was a decision on the disposal ofA.P. - 108 words
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Article172 1949-04-20 1 WORLD PEACE CONGRESS AT PARIS LONDON, Apr. 19,— Four hundred British delegates to the World Conference for Peace will start Tuesday for Paris. Dr. J. G. Crowther. the historian who recently was refund an American visa to attend an intellecturals peace rally in New York organised British participation in theA.P. - 172 words
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Article26 1949-04-20 1 MOSCOW. Apr. 19. -Iran's Ambassador to Moscow Hamid Sayah 's going to Teheran this week for /consultation" with his government it was learned Monday.. A. P.A.P. - 26 words
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397 1949-04-20 1 BURMA: |:SkHS---«- xne Government sa id members uf the sacalled White Band People's Volunteer Organisation— a faction Which seeks a bigger hand in the government— demand that adminm. (rations of the city be handed V er <o the ITI The PVO has fought sometime^AP; Reuter - 397 words
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124 1949-04-20 1 CHINA: Srrow! «< lt .ptance had been i«uM hi and t o compromise on their dema n( v Reports that he had already 'akc-n this action were not confirmThe answer is expected t(i result her in battle for thr- Yangtze riv«r iuiQ«dReuter - 124 words
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Advertisement13 1949-04-20 1 l^;tfV d ATTA iffiD AIiKNCIES HHt I- 1 ROAD phone: 4385 LUG** 813 words
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Advertisement30 1949-04-20 1 REVISED SUBSCRIPTION BY POST Malaya, B.N. Borneo and Sarawak 1 Month 4.00 3 12.00 6 24.00 1 Year 48.00 Other Ptaces 1 Month 4.50 3 13.60 27.00 1 Year mm30 words
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635 1949-04-20 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wednesday Apr. 20, 1949. INDIA WILL SOON BE A MOST POWERFUL PROSPEROUS NATION I i a hat in the constant dyi oj warfare on political inv; i day in and day out. on* about th< concrete and olid achi< »m*nl of conomic li'-icl .11 help improve635 words
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372 1949-04-20 2 It Is Already Settled, Says Mrs. Aruna Asaf Ali CALCUTTA, Apr. 19. —The Indian Socialist leader, Mrs. Aruna Asaf Ali, told a press conference Monday that she thinks it is already settled that India will remain in the British Commonwealth. After the return fromA.P.; Reuter - 372 words
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287 1949-04-20 2 DAILY TELEGRAPH'S REACTION TO COMMONWEALTH LINK LONDON, Apr. I?>.— The Conservative Daily Telegraph, aisins the question of how Eire citizens wishing to remain 'ritish subjects would be affected by establishment of the Re. public, speculated on possible repercussions in new dominionsReuter - 287 words
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74 1949-04-20 2 KASHMIR KARACHI. Apr. 19— Senior army officers lof India and Pakistan met in India-held territory of Kashmir .Miitulu > and decided to create a nomans.land between the Indian and Pakistan held areas. The decision is being referred to the respective high commands for final approval. ItA.P. - 74 words
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282 1949-04-20 2 ON REVISION OF METHODS AM) n m OF ASSEMBLY LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. IS.— lndia will be m new committee to recommend revision of methr! dares of the United Nations Ge serai Assembl Establishment of this Spec al Committee 'wi vesterday by the ad hocReuter - 282 words
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67 1949-04-20 2 CEYLON HOUSE SPEAKER UNABLE TO LEAVE FOR LONDON COLOMBO, Apr. 19.— A. F. Molamure, Speaker of th«- Ceylon House of Representatives who was to have represented Ceylon at the Commonwealth PHm.- Ministers Confer< nee in London, canceled his trip Monday owing to an attack of bronchitis. Ho cabled London askingA.P. - 67 words
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46 1949-04-20 2 NEW YORK. Apr. 19. Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan, Pakistan's Foreign Minister, i<>f t here by air foi London to attend th« Commonwealth conference openlns on Thursday. He Will return to the tinned Nations General A-s mblv after the conference.- R euterReuter - 46 words
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Article122 1949-04-20 2 PATNA. Apr. ID. Mr. J. P. Narain, President of the All-India daymen's Federation, in a ptatement issued h**r p says that railwayman hav< been very anxious since th« postponement of theii strike for the settlement of outtanding questions connected with th, implementation o f fch«FOC - 122 words
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Article203 1949-04-20 2 ALL PUBLIC UTILITY SERVICES COMPLETELY PARALYSED COLOMBO, Apr. 19. Public utility services were paralysed in Colombo Monday as a result of torrential rain, which fell Sunday night. One death has een reported as a result of floods. Within the space of four hours nearly 12 inches ofA.P. - 203 words
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Article, Illustration47 1949-04-20 2 Photo Alhaj Khwaja Na/iniuddin. (lovcrnor-Oonoral of Pakistan, performed the opening ceremony of the Fatinia Jinnah Medical Col. k«S«. f<»r Women, Lahore, on Mar. 30. Picture shows Mr. Nazi--111 iidd mi addressing the staff, studtnts and distinguished guests \vh(o assembled at the Fatima Jinnah Medical College premises A.P.A.P. - 47 words
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73 1949-04-20 2 SETALVAD REFUSES COMMENT ON DURBAN INQUIRY REPORT NEW YORK, Apr. !9 Mr. M C octalvad. leader of the Indian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly said yesterday that he was not prepared at the moment to comment on the South African Government Commission's report of the Durban rioting. IReuter - 73 words
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185 1949-04-20 2 Member Demands Explanation On Formation Of New Madras Ministry (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS. Apr 19. The now Kuinaraswamj Ministry faced a critical Hoiis< when thV Assembly r<a*s<mbled yesterday. Leader of the Opposition. M. Ismail, asked the Hou«e leader an explanation re garcling th» formation of the new ministry but185 words
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103 1949-04-20 2 KAMARAJ NADAR'S SUCCESSFUL TRAVANCORE MISSION (From Our <»*„ (irrNp( J MADRAS A l>r BUraj Nacla. I M'sterda> from Tr-vand- > 1 reported lonhclent that T Govfrnmrni uould. „n release all h ar rrs. Furiht-r. t h N M°] ing to srani hOm< t(f I demands for m, IP Tami vl103 words
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92 1949-04-20 2 IT WILL REFLECT GRAVE DISCREDIT ON HI ADMINISTRATION IN MALAYA MADRAS, Apr. 19.— Madr«a newsimpers Moediy mi niandinir irom the Mala van Government tru restoril civil liberties and civil law, particular!} frith refercMi (.anapathy recently sentenced to death \n Ihc l-i'di-ralA.P. - 92 words
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Article57 1949-04-20 2 n D J E LIN Apr 19 ~Mr J *>hn C ostello. Prime Minister of the new Republic of Ireland, was asked at a press conference yesterday if Eire wai in spmpathy with the Republican aspirations of India. "Certainly" Mr. Costello replied Lire, he added wishedReuter - 57 words
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34 1949-04-20 2 King George Takes A Walk In The Gardens LONDON A|i m who r< n M c< Ji«'iu progr operatioi I short walk in the I Royal Lod«- ftt I has b»'il I Queen.- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Advertisement136 1949-04-20 2 My night-cap when „^r, STOMACH'S upset k>4 He knows it is the Juiresl way of I'J^vfl aetting a sound refreshing sleep. But -"i \^V#l don't take our word ior it -try a tin f y- I yourself, yoiffl be surprisrd df the D Witts M^^^ n fio^ eW ANTACID POWDER136 words
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1275 1949-04-20 3 India Suggests Eight-Point UN Trusteeship Plan For Former Italian Colonies ILalvad's Address Before UN Assembly fpakistin Voices Arab Nations' I poiat Ut View ipr. J 9. India yesterday tugI point pic" tor direct United Motions I oV er the whole oJ the former Italian I Hit the exception of EasterReuter; A.P. - 1,275 words
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99 1949-04-20 3 LAKE SUCCESS. Apr. 19. The New York Times said the United Nations will set up a special chamber for prayer and meditation in its new Manhattan hindquarters. An order for construction of the chamber along simple, nondenominational lines has gone to the architect* ofA.P. - 99 words
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Article33 1949-04-20 3 SHANGHAI, Apr. Li Th< Britten ownM North China DUlv News said th» Nationalists would temporarily move the seat of Government to Shanghai H Nanking la subjected to arm«'fi attack V- the Communists A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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Article482 1949-04-20 3 CHINA IF COMMUNISTS INSIST ON DEMAND TO CROSS THE YANGTSE NANKING, Apr. 19. China peace talks "will collapse on Wednesday 9 if the Communists insist on their demand that they should cross the Yangtze River to supervise army reorganisation, a Nationalist official said last night. ThisA.P. - 482 words
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200 1949-04-20 3 No Discrimination Against Foreign Correspondents: UN Decision LAKE SUCCESS. Apr. 19. The I nited Nations Social Committee yesterday approved an article declaring there should be no discrimination against foreign correspondents in providing w ac€€*4 to news." The group, a( o nnmtro of the General Assembly, adopted the article by 28Reuter - 200 words
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Article34 1949-04-20 3 KARACHI. Apr. 19. Mr Peu-r Frastr and Mr. Joseph Chifiey New Zealand and Australian Prime Ministers, arrivd hint On their way to the Commonwealth Prjmu Ministers' conference which ont-ns in London on Thursday.- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration141 1949-04-20 3 The Ural Japanese citizens permitted by General Dmiglas Mac Arthur, Allied Powert Supreme Commander, t o leave their country are now visiting Switzerland. They are members of the world famous Industrial Mitsui Family who. pre-war controlled a third of Japan's industry and commerce The family group is headed by Takasunii.A.P. - 141 words
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Article368 1949-04-20 3 Wanted A MacArthur Plan For Asia Harold Stassen Reiterates Plea PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 19—Harold E. Stassen on Mondav m rkred a f MacArth «r Plan" for Asia to match the Marshall Han in Europe. The former Governor of Minnesotta. new president of the University of Pennsylvania, set forth his plan inA.P. - 368 words
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Advertisement182 1949-04-20 3 Drink it with pleasure! Cost is not consulted In maum this fine old Ceylon Tea. The results arc evident in itn Unexcelled Taste and Quaiu? Sole Importers: v f.TD AKTi TB RESEARCHES/ %mim vtw taiuti Extract from Circular teller No. Mcd. B-3? !8176 90 from thr I.G. of Civil Hospitals.182 words
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93 1949-04-20 4 COLONIAL SECRETARY MOURNS PROFESSOR DYER'S DEATH >n learning of the death of Pro- W. E. Dyer, the Principal oi Raffles College, the Colonial Secretary. Mr, P, A. B. McKerron. C.M.G.. saii "It came a> a terrible shock to D\v i<> read of Professor Dyer's ;h. He is a personal friend93 words
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Article71 1949-04-20 4 new series o[ broadcasting bethis evening at lo p.m. when Ml- Dong Chui Siim. Producer ol last year's production of "Lady Precious Stream" in Singapore, will be "Talking of the Chinese Theatn In this new series rs, who include Doctor Gib on Hill and Mr. Loke71 words
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40 1949-04-20 4 Radio Doctor' s New Broadcast Time I idi Doctor. will i a.. li teners 1 questions over th. Network ol Radio Malaya >* p.m., to-day. Apr. 20. All quesshould be sent to Radio D I Department ol Broadcast" Cathay Building, Singapore40 words
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Article31 1949-04-20 4 The next press conference with V lice, Government and Service representatives will be held at 10 a.m. on Apr. 22 in the ConferRoom, Department of Public Relations, Kuala Lumpur.31 words
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167 1949-04-20 4 FOLK E STATION ALSO ATTACKED, BUT NO CASUALTIES preliminary report slates that Chinese bandits attacked Manchis Village and the Police Station in Rentong Ana (Pahanq) in the early morning of Apr. 19. Then were no police casualties. But two civilian167 words
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121 1949-04-20 4 India Govt. To Purchase Indian Works Of Art, Antiquities, Etc., In Malaya Tne Government of India have under consideration a scheme to try and collect as donations or buy back if necessary, the large ana valuable quantity of Indian works of art, antiquities, manuscripts, etc., which may have flown outG.I.I.S. - 121 words
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154 1949-04-20 4 Russia Welcome To Join Brussels Pact WESTON SUPER MARE. England. Apr. 18. A minister of the british Government said on Saturday "we would welcome" Russia into the Brussels pact. "If Russia came in tomorrow we would welcome it", said Minister of Transport Alfred Barnes at a conference of the BritishA.P. - 154 words
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Article150 1949-04-20 4 The Officer-in-Charge of the Traffic Police, Kuala Lumpur, in his return of Road accidents in Selangor for the first quarter of 1949 stated that 594 accidents were recorded in police files during this period. Twenty cf the accidents were iatal. military motor vehicles were -esponsible150 words
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Article46 1949-04-20 4 Corbet, J.P.. has been apIMjitited to be a member of the Board oi Trust constituted under S< cti n r> ol the Singapore Improvein nt Ordinance in place of Mr. Robert Renton who is on leave says .(li Official Pres Release vqpoyBpAy ORkinagpsH46 words
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Article32 1949-04-20 4 SEOUL. Apr. 19 President Syrmn Rhee's announcement that and the United States are withdrawal of Amii! lure i within next several months won the il approval ol Korean politi- ral parties. A.PA.P. - 32 words
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102 1949-04-20 4 Raffles Professors To Help In Selection Of Malayan Candidates INDIA CiOVT SCHOLARSHIPS The Representative of the Government of India in Malaya. Mr. J. A. Thivy, wishes to announce that the last date for the receipt In his office in Singapore of applications for Government of India scholarships will be 21stG.I.I.S. - 102 words
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125 1949-04-20 4 T< ngku Yaacob ibni Sultan Abdul nld, Dy. Director of Agriculture, 'ederation of Malaya, is leaving >r U.K. via U.S.A. by s.s. President rant on Sunday Apr. 24. says an >fflcial Press Release. Hi N a younger brother of the nt Sultan of Kedah He125 words
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Article72 1949-04-20 4 Chinese Schools in greatly Increasing numbers are now making use of Radio Malaya's broadcasts to schools. Tt has been announced yesterday that there are now 200 Chinese Schools which make use of the broadcasts. This means that 60.000 or more pupils in Chinese Schools listen72 words
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Article112 1949-04-20 4 The approval of t lie Municipal Commissioners will be sought to construct a traffic roundabout at the junction of Neil Road, Maxwell Road, South Bridge Road and Tanjong Pagar Road. The plan of this roundabout has been drawn up by the Municipal Engineer and has been agreed to112 words
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202 1949-04-20 4 \KY\ YORK, Apr. 19. General Waller Hedell Smith, former United States Ambassador, does not believe that the Russians have an atomic bomb in quantity production, but thinks they have the principle "in their notebooks". Soviet science rs as good as anyA.P. - 202 words
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194 1949-04-20 4 U JOIN US !N EFFORTS TO PRESERVE WORLD PEACE" MARGATE, England, Apr. 19.^-A Soviet educator appealed yesterday to British teachers to "join with us on our efforts to preserve peace in the whole world." Spoaking at the annual conference of the National Union ofA.P. - 194 words
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88 1949-04-20 4 HONG KONG, Apr. Fifty armed men boarded the straner Canonbar two days after sh<* ran atrround In a remote section of Hainan Straits and calmly helped themselves to more than throe tons of tinned milk. Captain A. Berg said today the rnen made two tripsA.P. - 88 words
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146 1949-04-20 4 LONDON, Apr. 19. Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia was accused by a Hungarian Communist leader iMonday of being an agent for "American imperialists". The charge was made in a magazine article by Josef Revai, a member of the Political Bureau of the Central CommitteeA.P. - 146 words
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153 1949-04-20 4 It Is All Irish Says Sydney Herald SYDNEY. Apr. 19.— The Sydney •Daily Telrgraph M*d yesterday 'There i s much wringing of hands over the change in the status of Eire "Very soon India will become a Republic Um). Is there any basis except allegiance to a common sovereign wheHonReuter - 153 words
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112 1949-04-20 4 JOHANNESBURG, Apr. 19— Mr. Y. Cachalia, Socret a ry of the Transvaal Indian Congress, said here today tho report of the Durban riots commission presented nothing new and he felt that its findings must •be rejected. Onco th« Earned judge refused the right ofReuter - 112 words
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Article71 1949-04-20 4 LAKK SUCCESS, Apr. If). The Philippines, Costa Rica and Lebanon announced Monday they will sponsor a plan to have the United Nations Assembly designate on Apr. 25 each year as Unity Day. Apr. 15 is the day world representatives met in San Francisco in 1945 toA.P. - 71 words
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Article23 1949-04-20 4 MAGISTRATE Mr B. C. J. Buckerldg**, Deputy Registrar of Vehicles, ha* been appointed a Pollcf Magistrate for the Colony of Singapore.23 words
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142 1949-04-20 4 Spectator On The Commonwealth Conference London. Apr. 19. The Spectator cuinsii wct&iy, niaue *h»s comment jii ta« uominonwtaiLn UomervDCe opening nere on Thursday: •ine conicrcnce wui represent a jveann oi poetical experience ana goodwill toward India will Oc universal. "but on one principle there should oe and is likeiy toA.P. - 142 words
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62 1949-04-20 4 ine Hign Commissioner on Henry Gurney has sent tno lollowmg telegram to the btcretary 01 oiate for the Colonies: "Grateiui U you Will submit to Her Royal Hignnesi, Princess Elizabeth on behalf 01 the Government and the people of the Federation of Maiaya our sincere62 words
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Article28 1949-04-20 4 MR M. M. MALAI ENTERTAINED KNT^TA|\M Mr M Hi Singl I Kiven a ?a 131, T. oy I fi j< p I it u bhort Mr. Malai suitably.28 words
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Advertisement175 1949-04-20 4 WEDDING between Mr. M. S. ricaran, n of the late Mr. V. S. dyar •>{ Murukumpuzha and N abai. daught er ol the Ar V R. Nanoo, a Political and ial Leader in Travancore, will demnised at Sri Krishna nple, Waterloo Street. Singapore, nn Thursday. April 2lst at 8 a.m.175 words
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Advertisement36 1949-04-20 4 NEW MEMBER OF WAR RISKS MANAGEMENT BOARD Mr. H. W. Moxon has been ap pointed a member of the Board of Management of the War Risks (Goods> Insurance Fund in place :f Mr. A. A. Baker.36 words
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Advertisement94 1949-04-20 4 TODAI i I IMIKA I CHALTL IHAIJ KISMtI (Hindustan With MUMTAZ SHAS KIMAK^ H|; 1 S. I) SUBBI UKSHI JANAKI p\ln SAMPANGI, K.tli in and T RAJAKANTIZ MANASAMRAhSHwi 'Tamil v MARLBOROUGH TODAY: 3, 6 I'.M. P. U. CHINNAPPA, I'. KANNAMBA, S. VARALAKSHMI, BALA SUBRAMA) IS TULASI JAL ANDKAI .l/i Entertaininy94 words
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