Indian Daily Mail, 10 June 1949
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Title Section17 1949-06-10 1 Indian Daily Mail OL. V. NO. 119. SINGAPORE, FRID AY, JUNE 10, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.17 words
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218 1949-06-10 1 Malaya, China Burma Have All A Lesson To Teach India, Warns Sardar Patel OXERS OF ELATION !Own Correspondent) 9. i Hindu Prime Minister gi i<> voters of Calcutta who June 12 for electing one memgislative Assembly asked tives "m full conscioushour and stakes involved:' <c conditions prevailing I warned andReuter - 218 words
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Article138 1949-06-10 1 WOMEN'S "MOCK PARLIAMENT BOMBAY, June 9. Women tents ol Bombay University put up a "mock parliament" show recently. J ;»e prc.^s gallery voted it 'a grand show, featured not by eches, but by peaches." rhe "ministry" ol the mock liament wrecked vengeance on menfolk, and proposed a lining school whereReuter - 138 words
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53 1949-06-10 1 T.B. K ILLS ONE INDIAN EVERY MINUTE! < i. Corn-spondenl) n ttive estimate, tul ry minute or 1 100 even according to the Tubcrcuise yu-h is cause <»t one n i untry, is the fir^t among v n between the a*es of 18 and SO. 1 I ivailaUe for TB53 words
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132 1949-06-10 1 TRICOLOUR UNION JACK FLUTTER SIDE BY SIDE Fiom Our Own Correspondent) NLV\ OtLHI. June 9.—lndia's Tricolour and Britain's Union Jack llutiered side by side over the Government Secictariut and buildings all over India today m observance of the KUlf'i Birthday. This is probably the last occasion wmn India will officially132 words
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127 1949-06-10 1 SHANGHAI, Jane 9. The mouth of tiu i Yangtze river wa,s closed to navigation en Thursday by the Chinese Communists, who i cured it hud been mined by the Nationalists. A pilot reported seeing a Nationalist ship apparently mining the mouth ol the bigA.P. - 127 words
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75 1949-06-10 1 BLACKPOOL. Lancashire, June I). During speech before the Labour Party Conference here toBritish Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin said of Malaya: SelfGovernment had been restored m Malaya and it was contributing enormously to the solution of peace m that area. It should help to showReuter - 75 words
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327 1949-06-10 1 IT DOES NOT HELP THE FORMATION OF AIRYA KERALA THEY CONTEND (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, June 9. India's leading cartoonist Mr. Shankar has depicted the integration of Travancore and Cochin States m the latest issue of his weeWjy by showing two bewildered elephants327 words
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144 1949-06-10 1 ENTHUSIASTIC CELEBRATION OF KING'S BIRTHDAY IN LONDON mn£n N n DON June 9 More than 100,000 persons jammed central London on Thursday to hail Kine George VI on hVs official 53rd birthday with a revival of prewar pomp and splendour. The traditional trooping of the colours was staged for theA.P. - 144 words
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63 1949-06-10 1 CYPRUS BOYCOTTS KING'S BIRTHDAY NICOSIA, Cyprus, June <).— The Mayor of Nicosia, Greek councillor and Greek church dignitaries staved away from the official celebrations on the birthday of King George VI here today, although they were invited to attend The Ethnarchy Council last Sunday warned all Greeks to show disapprovalReuter - 63 words
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47 1949-06-10 1 (From Our Own CorrespoDdent) MADRAS, June 9. Government published yesterday t^e Village Panchayats Bill envisaging the formation of about 3,000 additional panchayata over and above the existing 200 on a ba.-is of one panchayat for eyerv 5()0 ot popuia- i on.— Copyright.47 words
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412 1949-06-10 1 Calwell Admits 'White Australia Policy Is Based On Colour Bar! THE CAT IS OUT OF THE BAG: CANBERRA, June 9. It is true that a measure t){ discrimination on racial grounds is being exercised m the administration of Australian immigration policy. Immigration .Minister Mr. Arthur Calwell today told the AustralianReuter - 412 words
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111 1949-06-10 1 RANGOON, June 9 Burmese Foreign Minister U. E.Maung w jji address th t Burmese Parlianicnf tomorrow on Commonwealth aid. He will also move a bill to permit foreign capital t o participate m the development o f Burmese economic resources, He told Rfcuter111 words
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Article65 1949-06-10 1 RANGOON, June 9— Captain S D. Fenton, British pilot of a Govprnmrnt.owncd paseenger plane which made an emergency landing m Kan-n-lKld territory m April, has been released by the Karen*. He arrived here last night aft^r trekking several milys through paddy fields to Myaungmya near BasseinReuter - 65 words
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94 1949-06-10 1 Moscow invites Liaquot Ali khan To Russia INVITATION ACCEPTED HUT DATE OF VISIT NOT YET DECIDED Prim A S^VV 9 T?lf L viet <>•*»»■« »^s invited I nine Minister Liaquat Ah Khan and his wife to visit MOSCOW, it was officially announced m Karachi on Wednesday Ihe invitation has heenAP - 94 words
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Advertisement102 1949-06-10 1 UOflaOHd HHOA TUX TO THE PEOFLI through TAMIL MURASU The Leading TAMIL Dally Id Malaya over 14 years. 71. SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE. I€* If Ml ROYAL DUTCH AIRUHE*S. o^^ C JX N TOM -with UvuHujk" co+vn&CsU&n £o HONGKONG Bi-weekly service SINGAPORE TO BA TA VIA en artUt^m u> fvuxetU se^kce?102 words
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Article969 1949-06-10 2 WAST sums oi money are .-aid to have been xpt-nded on rehabilitating thi^r Colony, but that the nian-in-th- --T •-t has been least ted by it will' be evident from one example, namely, the continued shortage o f electric supply. Because Of this vral areas969 words
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214 1949-06-10 2 Fr. Govt's 'Back Door' Policy Criticised CHANDERNAGORE, June 9.— Mr. Deben Dash, President of the Chandernagore Municipal Assembly and of the city's Administrative Council has inaugurated the propaganda fortnight m connexion with the referendum. He said that m a fortnight's time handernagoreF.O.C. - 214 words
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155 1949-06-10 2 Indo-French Economic Negotiations Will Succeed Paris Govt's Optimism! PARIS, June 9.— A French Foreign Oil ice spokesman last nitfht expressed hope that econ om i c negotiations between India and the French establishments j n India will reach a successful conclusion. He echoed the declaration made at Madras by M.Reuter - 155 words
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155 1949-06-10 2 THEY ARE THE "KEYSTONE" OF FRENCH IMPERIALISM, SAYS MR. PURUSHOTTAM I'ONMCHERRY, June 9.— Mr. Purushottam. President French India National Congress, demands the resignation of six Ministers of the Council of French India Government and of the municipal members of Pondicherry and Karaikal, m theF.O.C. - 155 words
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197 1949-06-10 2 Grants From Gand Memorial Fund FOR CARRYING OUT SOCIAL WORK NEW DELHI, June w._Tn chairman ul I lionai Memorial has mane a grant oj Ks I iund to live organizations lor carrying out w accordance with the constructive programi m i.andhi. n Wed Tht- amount has bt»n jjiv«n out ofFOC - 197 words
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94 1949-06-10 2 Govt. Press Note On Master Tara Singh's Condition In Jail CIMLA Jun< jab Oov mn Master Tara S paid any allowani that be had m a Pr«Bii Note I Mart r Tara S d m fathei h. d from 176 I Th' Pi Tara B Initial ding, furn 1 1F.O.C. - 94 words
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130 1949-06-10 2 SINGAPORE TO NOT*; BOMBAY, June 9. Since the Introduction of the message-rate system m Bombay a fortnight ago, telephone calls haw declined by about 75' an official of the Department stated here. Culls from business quarters of the city declined to an averageFOC - 130 words
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Article118 1949-06-10 2 58 GIRASDARS ARRESTED RAJKOT, June 9. Fifty-eight girasdari (landowners) were arrested here on June 5 on the charge of defying the bun on processions. This brings the number of girasdars arrested here so far to 148. Meanwhile. efforts are being made by a citizens' committee to persuade Bhavda Darbar. whoFOC - 118 words
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109 1949-06-10 2 109-YEAR-OLD WORKER IN TEXTILE MILL NAGPUR, June 9— A 109--year-old man is working m the textile mill at Hinghanghat, m ;.aruiKi dls tried according U> the wen-Aiiown Labour leader, **lr. K. H, Kuikar. O.i return irom a visit to liinghan;;hat he said the man, named Ganpat Sahu. "walks with ease,FOC - 109 words
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252 1949-06-10 2 'Wait And See 1 Policy On Kashmir In UN Circles! MEMBERS NOT INTERESTED TO RUSH ISSUE TO SEC-COUNCIL LAKE SUCCESS. June 9.— The Kashmir deadlock is being studied m Washington and London but so far no decisions have been made about future action, uthoritative sources said yesterday. In both AmericanReuter - 252 words
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67 1949-06-10 2 PORTUGAL WILL MAINTAIN SOVEREIGNTY IN INDIA? LISBON. June 9. Commenting on reports that the Goa National Congress had resolved to "cast off the yoke of the foreigner/ official i >s here told Reuter last night ilia I the Portuguese Ciovernnient'.s position was "ta maintain Portugal's sovereignty m Portuguese India." "ThisReuter - 67 words
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Article47 1949-06-10 2 Washington. June <j. President Truman has decided to nominate Mr. Gordon Gray a Secretary of the Army/ it wastated officially yesterday Mr. Gray, the U: '< r Secretary lias be«n acting Secretary since the resignation of Mr. Kenneth C. Roy all last month ReuterReuter - 47 words
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103 1949-06-10 2 PATNA, June -Prof, s. N. Bose, leader of the Government of India's Scientific and cultural mission to Nepal, on his arrival here said that a number of valuable manuscripts which had bren destroyed m India were .still m existence m Nepal. There were manuscripts mFOC - 103 words
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57 1949-06-10 2 EDUCATION FOR BOMBAY'S ABORIGINALS BOMBAY Juik 9. Mr B G. Kher, Premier ol Bombay, Saturday last Inaugurated at Umb«Tgaon m Shana District, a scheme of compulsory primary education for the warns aboriginal tribes m the province In a bn.adra.st be spok< <4 the awakening among the Warlis who wore nowFOC - 57 words
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188 1949-06-10 2 Romul o' Vehement Attack On Communism IT IS LIKE "A CAESAR COME U.AiU EXACT TRIBUTE" WASHINGTON, June 9.— General Cark* M mulo, the Philippines chief United Nations deh denounced Communism Wednesday nighl as* come again to exact tribute". Communism, however, seeks a differed said, adding: "Cae.sar was content with aliegianoeA.P. - 188 words
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Article18 1949-06-10 2 B/ He alt 1 0 team L'XP< I cond i malari ca will come A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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Advertisement13 1949-06-10 2 l&fce pleasure m ft "ir I V B A (1 8v "1 i'**B13 words
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140 1949-06-10 3 rtral elections 1 o Take Place On .lay 4, 1950 PEGISION TO BE MADE m Burma's constitution is to a i (tt (lections take place, told the Associated Press on was scheduled to take dependence Day, Jan. 4, 1948. poned. m il the BurmeseA.P.; Reuter - 140 words
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51 1949-06-10 3 mi) June !>.— A start m the adopm of correspondence by Govern--11) be made by Mr. S. W. K. l>- BanHealth and Local Government. the annual conference of the North imittees, held at Anuradhapura l 'i(h he presided. .•Inn rtanceF.O.C. - 51 words
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139 1949-06-10 3 BATTICALOA, (Ceylon), "If I am m the Cabinet today it l» luse 1 am convinced that the i!s and other minorities will have a square deal from the major community," said Mr. G. Ponnambalam, Minister of Industries. Industrial Research id Fisheries, at a dinnerF.O.C. - 139 words
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45 1949-06-10 3 Wedding In A Day Record Number Of Registrations h \boui 5 x To. >* .1 a retinues streamed iiUo h^ office a' th< Y.M.B A from an early hour Ther c were several marriage cercmoniea performed at the Kachechi-n and the Registrar General 9 Office.— F.O.C.F.O.C. - 45 words
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135 1949-06-10 3 MCOSIA, June 9. The Cyprus Labour Federation yesterday sent a cable to the United Nations economic and Social Council protesting against tne recent arrest oi Mr. Manek Gandhi, acting general Secretary oi the All-India iradf Union Congress, by th*' Bombay Provincial Government The cable,Reuter - 135 words
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Article37 1949-06-10 3 FRANKFURT, Jun« 9.— A trad agreement between the Western zones of Germany and Persia announced la>t month, was ratified yesterday by representatives of the Western military governments. A new trade agreement with Austria was also ratified.- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article452 1949-06-10 3 T. V. Soong To Seek US Aid t HIS A: FOR "LAST DITCH' STAND IN CHINA PARIS, June 9.— T, V. Soong, former Foreign Minister ot the defeated Chinese Nationalist government, left by plane for the United States on Wednesday evidently seeking support for a H last ditch stand mA.P. - 452 words
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61 1949-06-10 3 FAILED IN EXAM: STUDENT COMMITS SUICIDE! BOMBAY, June .K—\\ om 1 Dorabji Forbes, a lf>_year_old Parsee student, jumped to his death from the 250 ft. Clock Tower of Bombay University on Wednesday after he had failed to take his school leaving certi. This is the fourth suicide here m aA.P. - 61 words
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Article69 1949-06-10 3 COLOMBO. June 9. S. W. R .D. Bandaranaike, lender of the Ceylon House of Representatives and Minister of Health, left Ceylon by plane on Wednesday to attend the annual sessions o! the World iHh Ortfanfeati r Be was accomoanied by Dr. w. O. Wlckremasinghe Director of Cevlon'i medical ci vices.A.P. - 69 words
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215 1949-06-10 3 Br. Action Over Former Italian Colonies Condemned IT IS A "BEHIND THE SCENE" MOVE AGAINST ARAB COLONIES, SAYS ZAFRULLAH KHAN KARACHI, June 9. "iiritish action over the former Italian Colonies in Africa was condemned Wednesday by Sir Zafrullah Khan, Pakistan Foreign Minister. He said that the British compromise was aA.P. - 215 words
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54 1949-06-10 3 B ATA VI A. Juno 9. The Chine* language newspaper Sin Po sak Tuesday Indonesian guerrillas hac wrecked a train 55 mile:s south oi Batavia and kidnapped 20 passen ,^>rs. most of them Chinese. Two ears overturned when th< train hit a land mine on MondayA.P. - 54 words
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Article34 1949-06-10 3 NEW DELHI. Jum 9.— Tht Guv eminent lias announced h^re its decision to increase the jute goods quota for Peru for the half-yw ending Juno 25. 1949 from 5.700 Wr 6,700 tons. A. P.A.P. - 34 words
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130 1949-06-10 3 CALCUTTA POTTERY WORKERS CLASH WITH POLICE CALCUTTA, June 9. One person was killed and 27 injured m a clash between police and workers m a pottery works m the eastern suburbs of Calcutta yesterday. The injured included several policemen. An official announcement said that brickbats, stones and acid were thrownReuter; A.P. - 130 words
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Article89 1949-06-10 3 OHIO. June 9.— Mrs. Franklin P. 1 Metcalf, 39. noted Chinese botani.st. died here on Tuesday after a long illness. She was the formei Luetta Chen and the first Chinese woman to publish technical papers on botany. In 1943 she received a doctorate of philosophy fromA.P. - 89 words
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70 1949-06-10 3 LUCKNOW, June 9. -Lucknow'i Moti Mahal Bridge popularly known as tho monkey bridge -has now been treed from the monkey menace. The Municipal Board has trapped 1.500 monkeys from the bridge and its neighbourhood, their stronghold, and deported them to distant jungles. TheAPI - 70 words
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291 1949-06-10 3 LONDON, June 9. Princess Margaret will make "a private visit" to the United. States this autumn, a source close to the Royal Family said on Wednesday. An official spokesman at Buckingham Palace said only, "We have nothing to say at the moment". Private sources nearA.P. - 291 words
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71 1949-06-10 3 COLOMBO, June 9. Ceylon is to ?end four delegates to the International Women's Conference convened by the International Alliance of Women to be held m July m Amsterdam. They arc Mrs. Ralph Deraniyagala. Lady de Soysa, Mrs. L. Casinad< v and Mrs. V. Cumaraswamy LadyF.O.C. - 71 words
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Article42 1949-06-10 3 AUCKLAND. June B.— The Canadian Pacific Airlines Pacific service starting this mont#i will not make its proposed call at Auckland. it was learned here today. The service will now be flown over a Vancouver-Sydney route by way of the Pacinc islands.- ReuterReuter - 42 words
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101 1949-06-10 3 School Children To Help India's Food Self -Sufficiency Programme jCiALHATI, June 9.— School children throughout Assam will grow foodstuffs, especially vegetables, to help make India self-sufficient by 1951. Z O. K. Das:, Food Minister of Aasam, said Hen his government pro* posed to give financial hUp to ali <-nc schoolsAP - 101 words
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212 1949-06-10 3 FURNIVALL SEES U.S. DESIRE TO PROMOTE SOUTH EAST ASIA WELFARE CHICAGO. June 9. The United States is m a position to be pre-eminently helpful m development projects of Southeast Asia countries and there is a very real desire on the part oi tne American people to provide such help, accordingUSIS - 212 words
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92 1949-06-10 3 HyDERABAD NATIONALISES PAPER AND SILK INDUSTRIES HYDERABAD, June 9.— Two k«-y industries of Hyderabad state, the Sirpur Paper Mills and the Sir Silk Mills, have been nationalised under orders of the Indian Military Ad-■ninist-rutiun. The Government has announced a grant of R>.. 50,0U0,U0U < £3,750,0001 to both kh« industries, toF.O.C. - 92 words
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Advertisement289 1949-06-10 3 WIN 500 GOVT. OF INDIA exhibited recently the wurld renowned tunic "NAVASHAKTI PILLS OIL m the International Exhibition m Italy. While thanking the manutacturers the Govt. vi India write m their letter dated 28th January, 1949 M Your exhibits were displayed and greatly appreciated by thousands "NAVASHAKTI PILLS te OIL"289 words
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127 1949-06-10 4 Mi A Shaik. of the Perak Vlatch Factory, Teluk Anson, has made a generous donation of Sl.OOO »«»i the Library of the Malay Women's Training College at Malacca. This college already has i small library, but the uift* will make it possible to increase127 words
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596 1949-06-10 4 Pahang Penghulu Abducted, Also 12 Shotguns Missing from n His House BAKSITS MUHDES AGED CHINESE At 12. SO p.m. on June S 9 the Penghulu of Hatty an was übducted from Kampong Uintang m Mentakao area *atiang). Twelve shotguns are missing from his At 7.30 p.m. on June 8 five596 words
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Article86 1949-06-10 4 TEHLit/ii\, jane b. Tne tttiah o. Persia yesterday reprieved two we** ofiiiciicca tv aeatn ior attempting 10 assassinate nun. ineir sentences were reduced v, JiH' Lmprisonment. me men were Abdullah Argan. ana nussain rarajuuaxi, irieiiub v oxian .■> z6->ear-uia attaCKet ra^iii rtai, a newspaperReuter - 86 words
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183 1949-06-10 4 King's Birthday Honours For Madras Police Officials! LONDON, June f>— The award of *ne King's Polite and Fire Service i. .hi ior clistniKUisned service to lour oilicers m fltatfrai was anauunceu m tne i*i«»g s' D.iina.i.. .lonours list yesterday. The recipients are Commissioner ji I'Dint' r\ i». MtondappAi aa.11. .11183 words
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666 1949-06-10 4 KALAIMAGAL SCHOOL HOLDS ATHELETIC SPORTS ON KINGS BIRTHDAY SfctitoTAKV iIEVIEVVS MHOOL'S ru(KitiliS,S K\\\ OCX STAFF ui.i'OttiMv; The second Annual Athletic sports of the Kalaimagui Tamil ana hngiisn scnooi, Singapore, were Held last evening at ttie Menial Hospital Hecreation Club grounds on tne occasion of King George VVs Birth' day. Hundreds666 words
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281 1949-06-10 4 The Secretary Stelangor Indian Siiop AiMsiiiiu-- Union, ?9, Ampang street, Kuala Lumpur, writes to tiie IDM as iollows: Our association notes wit li regret that no copy of the draft of the said agreement has been sent to employees' ass views. We find that ar<281 words
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Article, Illustration25 1949-06-10 4 Photo. Vincent Anriol, President of Frame (facing camera) shakes hands with a Pakistan ten exhibitor at the nnenhiir nff Urn Pari* Trade Fair, recently.- A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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362 1949-06-10 4 U.N. PLAN TO AID BACKWARD COUNTRIES The United Nations has prepared a special plan lot International aid hi under developed countries ol ihe world. 11 takes the form oi two years plan ior technical assistance and is intended as the beyinning o i worldwide effort to atxiieve peace, ireedom and362 words
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Article56 1949-06-10 4 Indonesian Republican Representative m Singapore, Dr. Un yo, arrivi d at Kailang Airport Tuesday ev< Ding after a stay oi two we< m Indonesia. Most of his time was spent m consultations with R< publican onlcials m Djakarta, and with Pi i >;dent Soekarno andINS - 56 words
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Article29 1949-06-10 4 At 8 p.m. today, June 10, Mr. E. R. Lingeman. Economic Adviser to United Kingdom liaison mission In fokyo will be Interviewed over the Blue Network of Radio Malawi.29 words
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