Indian Daily Mail, 18 May 1949

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    Masthead
    18 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 96. INDIAN DAILY MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Sambasivam's Execution Stayed
    101 1 Sambasivam' s Execution Stayed m Sultan Reported To^Be •Reconsidering The Case' 17.—Thi New Delhi station of nounced this inning that the ilayan Indian Sambasivam sentenced to tlaijan Emergency Regulations, "has i and thai the Suit an o/ Johore is to original information, the Radio an(x( cut ion oi Sambasivam aas
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    More Burma Indian Evacuees Pour Into Madras
    140 1 BURMA (From Our Own Correspondent) s MADRAS, May 17.-^Another batch of 1,500 Indians, including 100 refugees from Rangoon arrived here last evening by the s.s. Karpara. Some of the passengers and refugees told pressmen that conditions in the interior of Burma were still
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    SYDNEY COTTON FINED FOR GUNRUNNING TO HYDERABAD
    624 1 SYDNEY COTTON FINED FOR GUNRUNNING TO HYDERABAD AKIWS AMMUNITION CONCEALED AS FRUITS, VEGETABLES CHEESE"! LONDON, May 17. Frederick Sidney Cotton. Chairman of the Aeronautical and Industrial Research Corporation, of London, was fined £200 at Bow Street magistrates court here today on a charge of "gun running" to Huderabad last year.
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    MADRAS MINISTERS SALARY
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    INDIAN PROFESSOR TO BE HONOURED
    16 1 INDIAN PROFESSOR TO BE HONOURED I I I E m I I Jai 8 I London
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    BAO DAI STILL WAITING TO ACT !
    68 1 BAO DAI STILL WAITING TO ACT 17. Ex-EmperOr i nam, "will take no m til with regard t> >dy the rat ification .iL-h A sembly ol th« accords, a tn oi Bao Dai's entourage in Saigon, according to c France Pp>nan was replying to a bOU( a report that On.
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    INDIA GOVT. TO TAKE OVER RAMPUR STATE ADMINISTRATION
    61 1 :om Our Own Corr»'spondrnt) RAMPUR.May 17 India Oovern- bad cided taking over the n of Rampur S-.r- Mr. V. P. Moiion. il Adviser to the Indian Ministry at pness conferday. Hf added India tuneni planned to take aver as a centrally adminlsfrom
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    POLAND DEMANDS APOLOGY FROM BRITAIN
    9 1 POLAND DEMANDS APOLOGY FROM BRITAIN Am. E ;md A.P.
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    NATIONALISTS CLAIM BIG SUCCESS IN SHANGHAI BATTLE
    227 1 NATIONALISTS CLAIM BIG SUCCESS IN SHANGHAI BATTLE HONGKONG Ma> 17.— Cliinrs* Nationalists today claimed the«i "greatest .success" of the Shanghai battle with the complete rout of the Communist armies trying to close i ln* city's last escape route by storming Woosung at the mouth of the .vangpoo River. A garrison
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    India's Freedom Sounds Deathknell To European Exploitation In Asia
    87 1 India's Freedom Sounds Deathknell To European Exploitation In Asia LOS ANGELES, May 17— India's freedom has sounded th«- dt'ath knell to oriental exploitation by other, powers, Mr. T M P. Mahaclovan, Madras University Philosophy Professor, told st i v«ral hundr«cl American bi#^inossm«Mi in the town Kill here. ll<> predicted that
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    CALCUTTA FISHERMEN BAFFLED!
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    ONLY TWO DISSENTIENT VOTES RECORDED
    26 1 156 VOTES IN FAVOUR \I\V lIFIHI Mav H— With only two dissenting voUs. Constlto Ihe British Crov.n. say- an *J". report.
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    UNKNOWN
    121 1 :fsdfsdfsfsdfs sdffsf sdfsdfsfssfsssfs Minister Pand;t Jawahar. '•n: who neootiated the agrth< Assembly it wouid d a n a position to work for World that seemed to be yard a war -ha-, nobody ;.n M'hru, In•r. in a 50-minut -i that nued aa i igoty. [i was beneficial to lnd»a
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    MEDICAL MISSION TO KASHMIR
    48 1 MEDICAL MISSION TO KASHMIR LUCKNOW, May 17. Th- Lurknow U: ending a m mission to th< raid r-devastated areas of Kashmir in response to an appeal by Begum Abdullah, «rif< r h" K.. Vo\ Kcrvicefi dical students and nurses haV< ready b'-n secured by th« nnh sity. GIIS
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    Indian ConAssembly Ratifies Commonwealth Link
    150 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, May IT.— The Indian Constituent Assembb today ratified the London decision on the Common wealth issue after a two-day debate. Professor Shibbenlal Saksena s amendment seeking postponement of the ratification till the election of a new Parliament was rejected.
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    C. D. MOVEMENT IN TRIPOLITANIA
    181 1 TRIPOLI, May 17. All Arab officials deserted their posts, public ■erricet were at a standstill, and aevv mass demonstrations flared up in Tripolitania today. ine Araos were acting in accordance with the civil disobedience policy proclaimed yesterday by tneir leaders against the ttevinMorza agreement whuh
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    No Mandate For Dr. Hatta & Soekarno
    62 1 No Mandate For Dr. Hatta Soekarno baiavia. May 17. a broadc; k d Up here today de< Uired tie rgl ncy Indonesian Repub- •an Government could no! return mandate to Dr. Soekarno, Re. publican President and Mr Monammed Hatt a Prime Minister, until it was satisfied that the authority ol
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    Swiss Govt. Reception For Princess Margaret
    91 1 BERNE, May 17. -A Bwist Gov^ -rumi nt reception i> to be Lvv<n for Princess Margarei on her way home from Itaiy. it was announce! on Monday. Th. Priiic,, ia dm- to come to Switzerland on May U'». when ihe will attend i Government
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    India Will Keep Out Of East-West War — MRS. PANDIT
    217 1 India Will Keep Out Of East-West War MRS. PANDIT WASHINGTON, May 11.— Mrti Vijayalakshmi Pandil, In dian Ambassador to the /United statos sai(| |nflia inlon(U 1(l "maintain a certain aloof ness l n the ideological strusirlc between Russia and the Western powers. Sru told her first Q«Wfl conference "We intend
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    Ceylon Indians To Raise Furd To Fight Citizenship Act
    94 1 Ceylon Indians To Raise Fur d To Fight Citizenship Act OLOMISO. M*3 17 The Ceylon Ini an or- i raise a fund of Rs. 750, (MM) (£56,250) from \ohmiar> contribu t ions of one rupee (Is. (id.) from each Indian in eylon 16 E l he battle against the Indian
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wednesday, May 18, 1949. RADIO MALAYA INDIAN PROGRAMME – II
    547 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wednesday, May 18, 1949. RADIO MALAYA INDIAN PROGRAMME II MEARLY ai ba DC tnc« r first and only from the present but. as no tnent m Radio broad till I Ida from a perufollov >:• lIAI dated 18-7-48) -:i of n subject and even text of
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    India's C'wealth Link A Posthumous Victory For Gandhiji, Says Rajaji
    354 2 I ndia's C'wealth Link A Posthumous Victory For Gandhiji, Says Rajaji 'We Have Worked A Historic Revolution For The Whole Common wealth' (From Our Own Correspondent) BANGALORE, May 17.— Comment ins on India's decision to continue association with the Commonwealth oven alter becoming a Republic, Governor-General Mr. C. Raja* opalachari
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    Pakistan To Send Peace Mission To Burma
    168 2 BURMA TO SETTLE ARAKAN MUSLIMS' REVQU RANGOON, May 17.— Peace preserve tecs have been established air over the where Arakanese Moslems haw been Hurma Government communique said la cording to a Reuter report. The communique said a peace mission sent to Maungdaw, a
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    Plebiscite To Decide Hong Kong's Future Status?
    65 2 Plebiscite To Decide Hong Kong's Future Status? LONDON ALiv 17.— Th« London centre of tho Congress of Peoples Igainsl Imperialism passed a re--<»1111;<»,. a <t meeting here l.unaring t uvt the status U<>: should i»c deride.! 'b\ he population and not 1) trac i sir »U'«;u considerations Br nl Lm-
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    Indians Can Give in Freedom What They Resisted To Force—Rajaji
    218 2 Indians Can Give in Freedom What They Resisted To Force— Rajaji An A.P. and Reuter version ol the report says: rfANGALORE, May 17. India's decision m sia> in the Commonwealth was a "posthumous victory for Gandhi 91 according I<> the Indian Governor-General Ra^agopalachari on Monday. Speaking to Indian newspaper editors
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    Citizenship Rights Of Indians In Ceylon
    73 2 TPTCHINOPOLY. May 17.- Mr. V V. Oiri, Indian High Commissioner aid here that h L> had placed Certain proposals b<fon the Government of India regarding citizsnship rights of Indians in Ceylon. Mr. Oiri, who b her* on a private visit, declined, how«v«r, to r<-'v«'al
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    Salt Plant For North India
    40 2 SIMLA. May 17.— A Rs. 6.000.000 plant will b<' established at Mandi, In Northern Indfa. for the production of salt. The salt fields in the Mjndi area will b c developed under Government auspices. FOC
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    58 2 lMioto. Mrv Hani Mohan Rai (left), wife H' an Indian importer <if Washington, D.C.i holds her two-year old son Lakshman as he puts a lei of red and white carnations around the neck of Mrs Vi.jayalakshmi Pandit, first woman Ambassador to the United State*, who arrived in Washington, on Maj
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    India Cannot Live In Isolation
    319 2 India Cannot Live In Isolation Nehru In T \tence Of The Commonwealth Fact NEW DELHI, May 1 7^-P rime Minister Pandit Nehru defending the Commonwealth agreement on India before the Con stituent Assembly on Monday, again assured the nation thai the agreement involved no obstacle to India's complete sovereign He
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    "GHOST RATION CARDS IN REFUGEE CAMP !
    75 2 "GHOST RATION CARDS IN REFUGEE CAMP RAJKOT (Western India) May 17. Police seized about 830 "ghost" ration cards from a refugee camp here. 'I'll camp, accommodating about 7,300 displaced persona from Pakistan. »s provided with free rations by the Government of India Kight thousand ration cards were registered there during
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    Co-operative Building Societies For Bombay
    76 2 SAPOR£ TO NOTE: BOMBAY, May 17— Bombay Premier, Mr I) G. Khe r ha< urgVd the l«»rrua<i"n of (M»-op«raiivc building to meet th< acuff hou^ng r'a'T in Bombay and other in'iMria! centres of th« p nor i nee. !»>• Government of Bombay, h* -n,f{ will
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    BALANCING FEAT
    52 2 BOMBAY. May 17 A Bombay lOf P. T. Daruwala 1 f l markabU- balancing feat here A tivf-inan orchestra played irom a plank balancod <> n hi* ban feet li the profegsor iymp down on the Pr-'>f. Daruwala has established an all.lndia record for weight-lifting un legs, heaving
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    Demand For Immediate Formation Of Tamilnadu
    143 2 (From Our Own CofTtspoadent) MADRAS, May 17. The immediate fonaatioi milnad Province with .Madras City ;h (he apitaj i u meeting of the Tamilnad Congress Committee Exec terday evening, Kamaraj Nadar presiding. The Committee declared that in vi»w ol tiie N^'hru Committee's Report on
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    39 2 BERLIN. May 17.— General Luc u D. Clay, retiring commander ol the American forces in Europe, took ofl for the United States on Sunday. Clay is due in Washington Tuesday after stops in Paris, the Azores and Bermuda. A.P.
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    RECORD TRAFFIC IN CALCUTTA PORT
    19 2 CALCUI I K since th« v K; H Ex pur I this 285 H
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    Madras Sales Tax Revenue
    60 2 MADRAS, Maj I" ii< id* (I .1 record I hs. I::ihhmm)|)ii S Madras province dn m ended March, i Ks. 80.000.000 (tCMMN I W prertom n .ir ff Introdw d f« th< tir- H 1939 a> Hi rat' „t Madras »al< s '.i\ I The sab
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      97 2 Mr Jolly Mr Jaded It's not problems in the office, bui poi t'iat pet n men down. Nov.-, look it Mr. J©H wtt bri r- well, what locs he cue if be fc He take Eno in tht morniog. H< 'em and >ou can't keep I in man dov J
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    Patel Warns Congress Ministries In States Unions
    914 3 I'j Party bquabbles-Ur Else, Power Lge Transferred To 7he Centre' MIC SPEtOii k. mmu I \lau7 (By Ur MaU)<—lndkt% Deputy Minister for states, Sardar Vala B tern warning to Congress i-fotmea Stati 6 i taon* in, an end to tneir petty power* and
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    MORE UNREST IN DURBAN
    81 3 DURBAN, Mav 12.— More unrest between Africans and Indians i,n the Cato Manor an; a ol Durban m the past 24 hours resulted in sev<--n anTru police reporud that large bricks had been thrown at Indian buses, that African passengers had 0 bulled out of Indian
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    Chandernagore Police Not Under Municipal Control?
    131 3 Chandernagore Police Not Under Municipal Control? PARIS, May 17. The statute of municipal administration of Chandernagore, French-India. d:es not briny; th<' local police under the control of the Municipal Assembly, a French Overseas Ministry spokesman told Renter yesterday. The spokesman was commenting on a weekend report from Calcutta that Mr.
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    47 3 nioto. Liaquat Ali Khan (2nd from left, foreground) Premier of Pakistan and his wife Begum Ali Khan are seen in the Clementine Hall of the Vatican alter an audience with Pope Pius XII. on MayB In uniform is Count Mario Antoni, secret waiter to His Holiness A.P.
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    Indo-British Financial Talks To Be Held In June
    216 3 LONDON, May 17. India and Britain may hold interim financial talks before the meeting in London already arranged for mid-June, usually well-informed financial quarters here believed. The present low level of India's Sterling reserves was thought to call for such talks. During
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    Pacific Defence Talks To Be Held in Singapore This Year?
    217 3 India Pakistan Also Likely To Participate LOXDOW May 17.- The British Foreign Office on Monday refused all comment on the proposed formation of a Pacific defence pact. A spokesman said he had no comment to make, on Prime Minister Joseph
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    NEW I.N.T.U.C. PRESIDENT
    73 3 INDORE (Central India*. May it Mr. Khandubhai Desai. labour lead< i i i Oujerat, has been elected President ol the Indian National Trade Union Congress, which has jubt concluded its second annual session nere. Mr. Hcuiharnath Shastri, former president, has bt < n elected General Secretary of
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    DEAD MAN COMES TO LIFE IN GRAVE!
    95 3 CALCUTTA, May 17. A "dead" man cam< i back t<» lift In his grav<* and \\'3s removed to hospital at a plantation In A>>am. The m~n, tea garden labourer, c< lapsed otic day and was declared d«j»d by th»- local doctor. Wnen hi«
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    PLANS FOR PACIFIC DEFENCE SCHEME UNDER WAY -MR. CHIFLEY
    234 3 PLANS FOR PACIFIC DEFENCE SCHEME UNDER WAY -MR. CHIFLEY CANBERRA, May 17, —The Australian Prime M mister, Mr. J. K. Chifley, said in a broadcast on Sunday that plans are under way for a Pacific defence scheme. Indicating strong support for a Pacific defence pact. Mr c .iiiey >aid: "Approach
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    More Membership Privilage For Israel
    69 3 LAKE SUCCESS. May 17 Tht United Nations announced on Saturday that Israel has been asked to take part in tne U.N. scientific Conterence on the use of conservation of the world's resources. The three weeks conference Starting here on Aug. 17 is the lirst such
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    U.S. RELAXES ARMS EXPORT BAN TO INDIA
    55 3 WASHINGTON. May 17. Btate Department official said yesterday that controls on the export ol arms to IncTTa and Pakistan had been "loosened" because ol the ceasefire order in Kashmir. They referred all questions on the extent ol future orders to the diplomatic representatives
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    India Govt. Must Look Into The Present Plight Of Indian Labour In Malaya
    347 4 'Hindu 9 Quotes IDM Editorial And Urges Prom Our Own Correspond* nt> MADRAS, May 17.— The tk Hindu continuing today Us exposure ol the real conditions of Indians in Malaya under the Emergency quoted extensively from the
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    AGRL, MISSION TO TOUR MALAYA
    143 4 A mission u> enquire into the regional organisation ot A^nculiurai, Veterinary ana Forestry ucearcn in tne Federation ui Malawi. barawaK and INJortn Borneo naa been appointed bi tiivsecretary oi £>iutc ior tne coiunus. rne mission con^isis oi Mr. K. Simm< ns, ciii^, Adviser on Animal
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    Pahang State Council Meeting
    50 4 M ting ui» i t>ahang tou -i btate and tnr Bxe< utive Council wilJ b«' held on ly ~< an tt Kuantan and Fekan rcspec ij Tne meetings will coincide with wu c< bration »»i the birthday <>i the Sultan which ialis on M 1949, at
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    Alumni Association Annual Dinner
    40 4 r i tie members <>i the Alumni As sociation i.Southern BranchJ i»i the Kin- h(iw.<rri VII College Of Midi Singapore, are >icimjj. their Annual Dinner on June it ai 8.00 p.m. at Kali i »s Hotel.
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    MR. UBAIDULLA'S QUESTIONS TO FEDERAL GOVT.
    227 4 BAN O\ ENTRY PERMITS TO MALAYA FROM I Mil A AND PAKJSTA\ Mr. S. K. Übaidullah, Federal Legislative Councillor, has asked the lollo\vin» questions for which he expects a reply from the Government when the Federal Legislative Council meets at Kcala Lumpur tomorrow, Thursday,
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      RENT CONTROL: EXEMPTIONS DEPLORED
      459 4 Sir, I understand that then is a proposaJ m re-enact tne Control ui L\<ni Ordinanci w (> oi 1948 ii ceri aln mo i found for me wonting oi uus iai i u, buiu i uu appointed lor tne purpose Has already submitted Its re- amendations.
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      RADIO MALAYA INDIAN PROGRAMME
      400 4 I The Public art 1 not at all surprised at the resolution passea oy the OMLU at its meeting hel< n i May i req i ing tne author] nceineu tu overhaul tne iuman programme bection iTamiu ui rtadio Malaya, Singapore. Beveraj times I nave mysell
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    ACSU TEA PARTY TODAY
    103 4 ACSU TEA PARTY TOD AY Members of the vice Union Tiong Bahru Bra; holu a r lea i\triy at the Air Port Hotel, today. Wednesday May 13 at 4.00 p.m. m honour of the transfer ol Capt. R. g Williams and to welcome Capf R. .J. McN ■vtiD will succeed
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    Pravda On Latest Dutch-Indonesian Agreement
    230 4 MOSCOW. May 17. Pravda Communigl Partv newspaper yesterday stated that (he people <>\ Indone"cannot be forced to reconcile themselves to the rate which the Dutch and the American invaders are (iropuring for them. in an articl* on the f >utoh -Indonesian Republl ment, the paper
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    INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK OFFICIAL ENTERTAINED
    123 4 INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK OFFICIAL ENTERTAINED K.i" Sahib SR.V. Arasoo. District Manager, Indian Overseas Bank, gave a Cocktail Party at the Cathay Restaurant, last night, in honour of Mr. C. J. Palstra. 0.8.E., Chiei Manager. Foreign Department of the Indian Overseas Bank Ltd. Mr. Palstra who arrived from Bangkok on May
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    Seletar Indians To Present Address To Sree Kamaraja Nadar
    133 4 Seletar Indians To Present Address To Sree Kamaraja Nadar m< i ting oi Sree Kamara i idar Reception Committee, Sele--lir iicii was formed under the chair nanship ol Mr. J. m Mani to rec I Sree Nadar at S< letar during his forthcoming visit to Malaya, wa.^ lu-id at the
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    TWO CHINESE TUWKAYS ESCAPE FROM BANDITS
    384 4 TWO CHINESE TUWKAYS ESCAPE FROM BANDITS Two Chinese toukayn who had b, I bandits have succeeded hi escaping I tors. They made good tht ir escape dt» 1 caused by the potice-Gurkaa operation I </<«.•> 11l ittt ian kan tfOJiru ana m fe on May 14. n I it wui
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