Indian Daily Mail, 13 June 1949
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Title Section16 1949-06-13 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 122. SINGAJORE, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS16 words
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112 1949-06-13 1 Pec ulation Mounts About First President Of Indian Republic prasad Denies Kivalry Between Himsel iRaiaji For The Post LjiRI IS THE FITTEST MAN FOR THE 1 1/ i kilt? (mii Own CorrespoMcnt) Dr. Rajendra Pramd, Indian Constituent Assembly, issutoday deprecating press speculation ximself would contest for the post of oi112 words
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144 1949-06-13 1 Dravida Kazaagham Tamil Paper's Deposit Forfeited (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, June 12.— The Government ordered forfeiture of the deposit of Rs. 2,000 security by the Tamil Daily "Viduthalai." 'the Dravidian Kazhagham's Journal for publishing a matter likely to induce class and communal hatred m April. The Government further directed144 words
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113 1949-06-13 1 I vUMMITTKK'S RECOMMENDATIONS u.puo«i- -I > mm jiio uiojj) up of Provincial ovincc as the machinery for fixation Boards for each industry for wage requirements are amonff the principal he Fair Waves Committee m its report f 1 i- been113 words
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88 1949-06-13 1 ARMED POLICE PATROLLING CALCUTTA STREETS CALCUTTA, June 12. Armed police yesterday patrolled South Calcutta streets after "red flag" demonstrations protesting at the police firing on Communist prisoners involved m three mutinies m the past two days. The demonstrators had set fire to tWo tramcars. Two of the de. monstrators wereReuter - 88 words
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31 1949-06-13 1 Bonus To Be Paid In National Savings Certificates? loodtni i tnd 'i an li be Tribunal to < -putes of th«National •*u» ordinanrr that m at l-aat ont f ash and w31 words
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Article10 1949-06-13 1 ROMULO TO SPEAK ON WORLD PEACE he free V Hi10 words
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215 1949-06-13 1 Madras Newspapers' Threat To Govt Against Levy Of Advertisement Tax BUT PREMIER SAYS GOVT. WILL NOT BE COWED BY SUCH THREATS (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, June 12. Threat by editors of leading city newspapers that they may be forced to withhold publicity to the Government and its officials if215 words
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158 1949-06-13 1 Malayan Troubles Will Be Over Shortly Says Lord Killearn TRIBUTE TO NEHRU GOVERNMENT (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, June»il2. Former British Special Commissioner Lord Killearn proceeding to Colombo en route to Singapore, told pressmen at the Minambak kam airport yesterday that he was fully confident the Communist trouble m Malaya158 words
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216 1949-06-13 1 VAST PROGRESS MADE IN RECENT YEARS (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, June 12.— The Royal Indian Air Force, youngest branch of India's Defence Services, is last becoming a power m strategic Southern Asian zone. With the modest216 words
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Article115 1949-06-13 1 Regulations Concessions (From Our Own Correspondent) PONDICHERRY, June 12.— Oreat enthusiasm prevails here following last night's Government of India's announcement making concisions m customs regulations m order to lessen the hardships of tin- people of the Settlements. Mr. Muthu Pillai, Mayor of Poiidicherry, declared "I115 words
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128 1949-06-13 1 SAIGON, June 12.— Cochin-China Prime Minister, Tran Van Huu, said yesterday he had requested the French police chief m Saigon to release 23 Vietnamese arrested by the French secret police. They were suspected of belonging to a secret pr*o-Vietminh (IndoChinese autonomist) association and ofReuter - 128 words
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165 1949-06-13 1 SPECULATION OVER SUCCESSOR TO AGA KHAN KARACHI, June 12. Commenting on the report published m the Chicago Tribune that Aly Khan's younger brother Sadaruddin might succeed the Aga Khan, the President of the Aga Khan's Supr«ra« Council for Pakistan and the Persian Gulf, said "there is absolutely no foundation forA.P. - 165 words
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60 1949-06-13 1 INDIAN AIR FORCE TRAINING COLLEGE AT BANGALORE LONDON, Jurw, 12.— A Royal Indian Air Fore*- technical training College wiil open mi n Bangalore early m July to train civilian university graduates and ground crews for the force, Ne w Delhi radio announced. Fifteen British instructors wiil b«*. on the technical60 words
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90 1949-06-13 1 SOFIA. June 12. -There ha- been no public Statement yet m Sofia In th* state of health of Premier Goor. gi Dimitrov. sine the communique announcing that he Was m a sanitarium, near Moscow, for his health. Private sources m the Government disclosed m90 words
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90 1949-06-13 1 WASHINGTON. June 12. —The Philippines and Thailand <Siam> will sign a treaty of friendship a* the Thai Embassy here next Tuesday. Prince Wan Waithayakon will sign for Thailand and Ambassador J. M. EHzaldc for the Philippines. The treaty will take effect latei when ratificationsA.P. - 90 words
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52 1949-06-13 1 COLOMBO, June 12 —Mr. A V Alexander, British Defence Minister, lefl Katunayake Airport near here for Britain today aft'-r being held up for 24 hours by engine trouble m hi* special York plane. Mr Alexander, who has visit* d Hong Kong, arrived here onReuter - 52 words
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157 1949-06-13 1 RECOGNITION OF RED CHINA TO SAVE. HONG KONG LONDON, June 12.— The foreign office denied on Saturday a report by Drew Pearson concerning Britain's position on the recognition of Communist China. A Foreign office spokesman said Pearson was reported to have declared that United States Ambassador Lewis Douglas had obtainedA.P. - 157 words
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Article61 1949-06-13 1 ROME. June 12.— Rajkuman Amrit Kaur, Indian Minifter <>f Health, arrived m Rome by air yesterday to head the Indian delegation to the second World Health Assembly of the United Nation?. She was met at the airport by Indian Charge d 'Affaires Ranja Subra MainReuter - 61 words
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451 1949-06-13 1 Chinese Irregulars Hold Burma Road Town Of Paoshan RANGOON, June 12. Chinese irregulars nol Communists yesterday held Paoshan, strategic Burma Road town m the Chinese province of Yunnan, about 90 miles from the Burmese frontier, according to Dr. Tv Yuen-tan, Chinese Ambassador m Rangoon. Dr. Tv told Reuter that theReuter; A.P. - 451 words
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Advertisement22 1949-06-13 1 TILL YOUR PBODUOW TO THE PEOPLI through: TAMIL MURASU The Leading TAMIL, Dally In Malaya over 14 years. 71, SELEGIE KOAD. BINGAPOKI.22 words
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Article840 1949-06-13 2 IN Ms speech last week m the Australian House of Representative! during the second reading of the Australian Immigration Act Am'Tidnn-nt Bill, the Minister of Immigration Mr. Arthur Oalw«H justifying the i»olicy adopted against A ana and other coloured people*;, said: 'Australia's immigration policy is based on840 words
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369 1949-06-13 2 Colours Assigned To Replies On Referendum P a J In Chandernagore Voting Particulars Printed In French And Bengali PONDICHERRY, June 12.— 1n pursuance of the decree of the French Government, M Chambon, Commissioner of the French Settlement m India, m an order has assigned two colours for the voting papers,F.0.C. - 369 words
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Article, Illustration26 1949-06-13 2 Mr. Kinmanuol Abraham (rifhi) presents his i,u I Ethiopian Minister to India to Mr RajaßooaU 1 (General of India, at Government House t v i>,.| m26 words
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Article34 1949-06-13 2 NEW DELHI, June 12. Cadets at the Indian Armed Forces Academy at Dehra Dun will be called "gentlemen cadets." They are addressed "G.C. so and so" instead of with_the conventional Mister FOCFOC - 34 words
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Article41 1949-06-13 2 LUCjKNOW, June 12.--The Govern aent ot toe Unite d Province:, will .won sot up a cement factory here the provincial government flrst industrial enterprise. Tne iartory is expected to produce about 700 tons of cement daily. FOCFOC - 41 words
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217 1949-06-13 2 PACHMARHI, June 12. A .spokesman of the C.P. Government here denied a Press report of lack of proper facilities for Mr. M.. S. Golwalkar. leader of the RSS. now detained m Seoni Jail as State prisoner under Regulation 3 af 1818. The Government spokesman saidFOC - 217 words
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126 1949-06-13 2 VOTERS GETTING READY TO TAKE CRUCIAL DEDISION TO BE WITH FRANCE OR JOIN INDIAN UNION (From Our Own Correspondent) CHANDfiRNAGORE, June 12.— With just one week lei t for the fateful referendum on June 19, 12,000 voters of Chan, dernagore are getting ready to take a crucial decision whether it126 words
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233 1949-06-13 2 Changes To Be Made In Customs Arrangements For Pondicherry Karikal India Gout- Accpts Mr. P. A* Menon's Suggestions NEW DELHI. .June 12. The Indian Government last night announced they accepted the recommendations of Mr. l\ A. Me. non. Joint Secretary to the Ministry External Affairs, on the customs arrangements forReuter - 233 words
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Article38 1949-06-13 2 COLOMBO, June 12.— A licensed pilot, trainee and a passenger were killed when a trainer aircraft ot the Ceylon Flying Control Board crashed at Chllaw, 50 miles north of Colombo, Friday night. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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227 1949-06-13 2 WICHITA, Kansas, June i 2. has become the champion of the common people m Asia. I think we missed the turn," Frank Williston of the University of Washington Far Eastern Department said here last week. He addressed the 14th annual institute of international relationsReuter - 227 words
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70 1949-06-13 2 BOMBAY. Jim** 12. An Indian Prince, ox-Ruler oi a small state, has taken the job of Traffic Inspector m the Bombay Government Transport Departm-ent. He is the 23-yeur-oid RaJa ol Jamkhandi. now plain Mr. Parsuram Patwardhan. His state was merged with Bombay provin<« s:)ine monthsFOC - 70 words
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Article71 1949-06-13 2 ARMEDABAD (Bombay Pro vince). June 12. Sonia. a notorious outlaw, wants to become a social worker. In a letter to an eminent social worker here. Sonia said: "I have jecomc ;>n outlaw to protect the rights of my land. If the Government does notFOC - 71 words
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47 1949-06-13 2 NAGPUR, June 12.— Mr. H. V. Deshpande, Secretary of the Central Provinces Board of Physical Welfare, will represent India at th<forthcoming Lingiad Congress festival at Stockholm. A team of fifteen Indian at hi- I are leaving for the Stockholm festival shortly.- FOCFOC - 47 words
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Article208 1949-06-13 2 Ot The 'Hunter And Killer Group' Type POONA, June 12.— The Royal Indian Navy will have a task force of the' "Hunter and Killer Group" type, Vice-Admiral W. K. Parry, Chief of Staff and Commander-in_Chief of the Navy. nnouiu-ed here. The Admiral said thatReuter - 208 words
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114 1949-06-13 2 INDIAN KILLLED IN SOME PAKISTAN INJURED IN BORIE INCIDENT AMRITSAR. j MM |L. di.vi is irjiurtfri to h lV(> W*V A mci sonic Pakistan ■&<* border m< idem <>nr Jillafe 4 Kakkai on iff HS the riftf K.ui M II is slated Ui.ii »J ••I 50 cattle lifters V PakistanFOC - 114 words
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49 1949-06-13 2 DUM DUM JAIL COMMUNIST PRISOSERS IN MUTINY? i \i.( i i r\ June m^ drcd and thirtj sonrra m Dum i 1 oiilskirN oi iiluiii K^ a si. Mr nt unit 111 Win i t'fin hnill H| Mind > md p"' 11 1 I on I i id.i mornini fl49 words
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Article25 1949-06-13 2 A DELHJ V mills, ol th< I will ft small bi Indian rr i 1 d'T th. I suited f'»r l-i 1 purp FOCFOC - 25 words
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Article116 1949-06-13 3 I aE WERE DOMINATED uliTAHlSTS KATAYAMA r MOB \l REAKMAMENT CONFERENCE TREI X, Switzerland, June 12.— I x Democrat leader i'etsu Katuyama yearn nveness of tar Eastern delegates E Moral Rearmament "for E committed by us against our neighX fXW delegates from >VJ countries have S/ /H7 ////tf /m116 words
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60 1949-06-13 3 Japan Wants A Moral Rearmament Force In it tin iPI mi; M Mil „,11 ..i l..i>i IndoMoral rearmam«m hope Foi n>«in r 1 wvw > PROBLEMS n hi> nrusl of i lie work <>i i it.M (1 such pon »c imi.i th«ii!{ m\ news i" believe that i i beReuter - 60 words
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385 1949-06-13 3 BURMA: Govt. Troops Rushed To Assam Border 112^— Goyeriunenl troops rushed to the ht a running «un batt'e with Commu ad blown up bridges on the Chindwin under. Hurnia Army Radio reported were killed. I F the Implied R tiward toft hf TeI vost I I ten- 'dom u-i cv.Reuter; A.P. - 385 words
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121 1949-06-13 3 114 Striking Municipal Sweepers Arrested In Bombay BOMBAY, June 12. Police on Saturday arrested lit municipal >\veepers whose month -old strike is threatening the city's drainage system, sa.vs an Al* report. Many ol the X.OOO conservancy department strikers carried bouliins and other hard matter to the city's L6,tVt mainholes mA.P.; Reuter - 121 words
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79 1949-06-13 3 PARIS, June 12. Fazlak Rahman, Paki3 a-ii Ministtcr of Com merce and ina^iy. Bate here y*.s tcrday tli it Hie French Government i.s to send a del^gptlon to Pakistan to conclude o. trade agreement between we t»vo countries. No date has yet been nx-ed. TheReuter - 79 words
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104 1949-06-13 3 BERLIN. June 12. A SovietAmerican agreement last night signalled the end of the Berlin rail atrik<\ Early tcday it was announced that representatives of the four occupation powers had hammered out the first draft of a trade treaty for aJI Germany. PromptA.P. - 104 words
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547 1949-06-13 3 Republican Govt. To Return ,To Jogja On June 20 1 wo Conditions Precede Return Says Dr- Van Royen BATAVIA, June 12.— 0r. J. H. Van Royen, Chair man of the Netherlands delegation, said he expected the return of the Republican (iovernment to Jogjakarta on June 20, according to Aneta, theReuter - 547 words
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Article, Illustration57 1949-06-13 3 Photo. Prakash Chandra Joshi (left) of Hoshiapur. East Punjab, India, a graduate of Punjab University m Lahore, who is completing two years of study m plant genetics at Smith College, Northampton. Massachusets. ISA, and who received a degree of doctor of Philosophy on June 6, is congratulated by Miss RobertaA.P. - 57 words
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217 1949-06-13 3 j#e 7s Hairsplitting, Says Ceylon Daily News COLOMBO, June 12.— The Ceylon Daily News yesterday accused Australian Immigration Minister Arthur Calwell of "terminological hairsplitting" m his statement on immigration policy to the Australian House of Representatives on Thursday. Commenting on the speech, mReuter - 217 words
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129 1949-06-13 3 Missing Indian Millionaire Held To Ransom By Burma Rebels RANGOON, June 12.— Mh. Bnjlal Naraindas, Indian millionaire and Hce-mill owner, is being held Ut ransom for three lakhs of rupees by the gunmen who kidnapped him him outside Rangoon on Wednesday, it was learned yesterday. It was believed he wasReuter - 129 words
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95 1949-06-13 3 LONDON, June 12. Nineteen-year-old George Frederick Thatcher was charged m London yesterday with being concerned m robbing Lady Brooke, former Ranee of Sarawak It was stated that a brooch belonging to the ex-Rane* was found m his room. The charge stated thatReuter - 95 words
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104 1949-06-13 3 "Chinese Reds Will Not Drive British Out Of Hong Kong" SAN FRANCISCO, June 12—Chinese Communist*, will not try to kick Britain out of Hongkong because "they know which side their bread is buttered on," Sir Harold Howitt, Chairman of a British firm of chartered accountants, said on Thursday on arrivingA.P. - 104 words
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80 1949-06-13 3 PARIS. June 12. M. Khursed Lai. Indian Minister of Communications, yesterday completed his inspection of civil aircraft m Britain, Switzerland and France. He was leaving Paris last night, for Rome for a semi-private visit before flying to Bombay where be is expected to arriveReuter - 80 words
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46 1949-06-13 3 BOMBAY. June 12.— Go-a4uw tactics by Bombay workers wen; "partly responsible" for a hold-up of four ships at the port yesterday shipping circles said. While 12 ships wert' unloading food cargors another 13 wen- waiting m mid-stream for berths. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Advertisement23 1949-06-13 3 Professor Leo Sparkles, Ph. D. (Dr. 61 Phizz Lesson No, 7 i^/l IJ S a J 1 J A/w&ys or f~ your scry/cc23 words
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537 1949-06-13 4 Proselytisation Of 'Tamil' Labourers In Malaya Defended! OhGAK OF MALAYSIA METHODIST CHUtiCH REPLIES TO IDM EDITORIAL Replying to the IDM editorial of 18.3.49 entitled -Don't Meddle In People's Religion", the April-May issue of the "Malaysia Message' 7 the official organ of the Methodist Church m Malaysia, writes: Under the above537 words
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Article63 1949-06-13 4 Tlih following telegram has been recciv< d fr< m the Colonial Office, London, by the High Commisslo-n-.T. Sir Henry Gurney: "Her Majesty Queen Mary has requested that an expression of lier sincere gratitude should lie conveyed to the Government and people ot the Federation of Malaya for63 words
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Article493 1949-06-13 4 JO lit*, r.JJIiOK Sir,- Fur tne pa^L few days I nave been reading with interest me criticisms m your columns aoout tne Indian oroadcasts oi itaoio iViaiaya. it is sometimes disgusting to observe tne condemnation oi the entire Indian programme. You will agree that criticisms should493 words
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96 1949-06-13 4 The Malayan Indian Congress has donated $1,000 towards the University of Malaya Endowment Fund. The total of the fund now stands at $28,055.51. Following are details of latest donations to the Funds:— SINGAPORE BANKS: Mr. V Ganapathy. 49. Market Street. Singapore (Monthly Contribution96 words
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Article58 1949-06-13 4 The annual General Election of the Tanjong Pagar and Kampong Bahru Local Congress will be held on Sun lay. June IS at 76 Nelson "Road :»r 10 a.m. All In liana m this area arc requested to take part m this election, writes the Hon. Secretary,58 words
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290 1949-06-13 4 ALSO TWO LORRIES BURNT On the afternoon of June 11, a large party of bandits entered Melville Estate m Labis area (Johore). They detained about twenty labourers m one kongsi. Theij set (ire to two lorries belonging to a timber contractor. The detained labourers were290 words
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135 1949-06-13 4 Malay Trade Union Advisory Officer Visits Kuala Trengganu Th<r Malay Trade Union Advisory Oflicer, .federation of Malaya, Cm Abdul Rahman bin Abu Osman. who is paying an official visit to Kuaia Trengganu, arrived from Kota Bahru on June 11. Yesterday morning he was given an audience with tne Sultan 01135 words
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498 1949-06-13 4 "INDISPENSABLE FOR PEOPLE OK MALAYA WHERE TB IS SO RUE" SAYS MR. J. A. E. *7/i this country where tuberculosis is so rife, the dealers of Scott's Emulsion are doing a great service to humanity m forming that essential chain of distribution which enables498 words
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371 1949-06-13 4 The, following further contributions to the above fund are thanklully acknowledged: rhe Asiatic Labour Stall (Royal Bakery) 57.00 Ms.S. A. Allapitchay Co. 51.00 Ms. O. A. Haji Mohamed Ismail Co. 51.00 M/s. V. M. S. Abdul Razak Co. 51.00 M s. S. N. Abdul371 words
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Article92 1949-06-13 4 M ncoln Johnnon, Vice-Pre«i denj of the Manufacturers Trust Company, New York, N.Y., and their Far Eastern Representative, Mr. Tristan E. B'-pJnt. left the State* about May 1 for an extensive visM the Far East, and an- du<- h n by air toward the92 words
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Article21 1949-06-13 4 Th<- sale of Victory Saving Certificates up to and Including May 31, ]9VJ. amounted to $85f> 028 .">O.21 words
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73 1949-06-13 4 The following are partic ulars ot t« i. I which could not be delivered tor want *>] I dress. These telegrams can be claimed tor I graph Office" of Cable Wireless Ltd at I pore. I v NAME ADDRESS T I Habis Mrs. F. P.73 words
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Article27 1949-06-13 4 onicia rt I Din ao I 111 I 1 C( m puouc I I Place ior Others I Abdu I'anjong b I lor I official r:27 words
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Advertisement80 1949-06-13 4 FIRST POSTWAR YMCA TENNIS TOURNAMENT The first post-war V.M.C.A. Tennis Tournament will commence on June 22. Entry forms for: (a) Men's Singles Championship; (b) Men's Double Championship: (c) Men's Singles' Handicap; (d) Men's Doubles Handicap; and (c) Junior Singles' Championship (Under 18 years of age), are available from: Mr I.80 words
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