Indian Daily Mail, 27 June 1949
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Title Section15 1949-06-27 1 Indian Daily Mail \0... Mj. 136, SINGAPORE, MONDAY. JUNE 27, 1i)49. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.15 words
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Article, Illustration102 1949-06-27 1 n Among British And American Servicemen Tokyo S VICTORY TO MARK RJBN TO INDIfl? th!i own Correspondent) 26. The distinguished Jurist reported, I old the labour agpur on Saturday "1 am Chandra Bose did not die in the Japan as the Indian Judge102 words
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105 1949-06-27 1 TAMILNAD COMMUNISTS DEFY POLICE (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, June 26. Open defiance of polite by ommunlstfi occurred for the first time in Tamilwhcii v ij armed band of 25 cued a Communist undertrial prisoner from police escort on Saturday The prisoner was being taken under armed guard in busCopyright - 105 words
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Article24 1949-06-27 1 P AK ISTAN ENVOY TO TURKEY ANKARA. June 26. —President received *he first Pak bassad< r. Mian Deshia Ahmed, who presented his creden- ReuterReuter - 24 words
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65 1949-06-27 1 Ind i a Launche s Five-Year P la n to Develop Fishing Indus try I Own i '.rr- .pon^ont) A chain «.i deep sea fishing stations iitutc^ will cover India's 3,200 mile Indian Goi l( more. CkJi over five years, aim.* at iter ..ml sea ereals. is „<. tati n65 words
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150 1949-06-27 1 OFFICIAL FIGUR ES CHANDERNAGORE REFERENDUM CHANDERNAGORE. June 25.The result of the Chand- rnamwr n fercndum held here on June 19 has bu-n officially announced by the special commission appointed by the- French Government. The results were as follows: In favour of merger with India 7.173 votes. For remaining in thf150 words
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92 1949-06-27 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) HYDERABAD Jon* 26. Th* Government of Hyderabad greater- l;i> promulgated two regulation;: conferring Harijans the right to enter and worship in every temple :iiid removing certain social disability s. The i\i^\ regulation "Harijan mpk Entry Regulation'* declared v i >Copyright - 92 words
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120 1949-06-27 1 'from Our Own CorresooAflent) HYDERABAD, June Hi. The Military Governor Dan announced t special three-man Tribunal to f iv iii«' Razakar leader Kasim Raxvi. It of the Madras District [Judsc I. A. pinto, the retired Judge of S«'cuncloi abaci .lauanat hu Rao and120 words
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411 1949-06-27 1 SEOUL, June 26. Kim Koo, one of the most pro minent politicians in Korea, was assassinated at his home Sunday. The 67-year-old Kim was known as a Rightist polian, but he split with Prsident Synjfman Rhee in luary of 1948, Kim then opposed the election whichA.P.; Reuter - 411 words
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108 1949-06-27 1 Tricolour Flag Hoisted Over Chandernagore Muricipal Assembly House CHANbERNAGORE, June 26*— The Indian national fatf was hoisted today over the Chandernagore Municipal Assembly House a week alter the thr^e square-mile patch of French territory had decided by referendum to break from France and join the Indian Inion. About 100,000 peopleReuter - 108 words
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139 1949-06-27 1 India Asked To Take Over Chandernagore On July 14 CHANDERNAGORE, June 26.-The l'r,.i.Uni ol Chander nagore Adminwti'ativc touncil, Deben, has sent telegram to M. Jean Chambon, Commission r of French India, askine for the formal transfer of Chandernagore to India to be fixed for (Chandernagore voted m a rendum LastA.P.; Reuter - 139 words
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62 1949-06-27 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) CALCUTTA. June 26 .—To fight the iCourgc of Malaria, the Gh)Ternneni ol West Bengal have sane tioned thf purchase of quinine and paludrine worth Rs. 500,000 for free distribution to the people of infect, ed areas during the current financialCopyright - 62 words
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62 1949-06-27 1 TAIWAN. June 26.— Gen. Li T>ung-jen, Acting Chinese Nationalist, will confer soon \v«th Genera-li->inio Chiang Kai-shek in Taiwan. u-ualLv reliable sources reported here today. It wa* presumed heri- the current >o(alhd blockade of North China portfl would b c among th« nubjecti discussed UnconfirmedReuter - 62 words
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96 1949-06-27 1 'From Our Own C orr**uondent> CALCUTTA. Juni 28. -Dr. Shyap.a Pra.-ad Mook«rj«e, Minister ol Supply and Industry yeeterday opening the All-India Music Confer- nee Buildinp in North Calcutta -aid that in India ari and tnu nad always born patronised by im noils rulers.Copyright - 96 words
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54 1949-06-27 1 U.S. SEAPLANE TENDER DUE IN KARACHI TODAY KARACHI, June 26. The United »tea Navai seaplane tender Qr*envich Bay (1700 tons) i- expected to irrive in Karachi next Monday it vas learned h«re yesterday. The Greenwich Bay. commanded ly Captain T P. Wilson, will pay i six day informal visit l54 words
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95 1949-06-27 1 Narayana Pillai Chosen New Kerala State Union Premier (From Our Own Correspondent j All'l>pi\v. June Z&— Travaiuon^ Premier Mr. T. K Narayana Pillai has beep chosen tin first Premier nf the n«»\v i ni :«-ii Slate <>t TravanCochin. A joim meeting oi the Congresg Legislature parties of Travancore ind CochinCopyright - 95 words
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Article54 1949-06-27 1 STATE FUNERAL FOR GREEK PREMIER ATHENS. Jun«- 26. King Paui a id Cabinet Ministers attended U> f- funeraJ in Crowded Atlurn ■i* dial today of Prune Minister i toctea Bophoulis, who d i>n P'iicluy at the age of 88. Tin diplomatic corps and repre. sefitativea of other foreign mission .ci'Reuter - 54 words
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262 1949-06-27 1 SEOWE, Becnuanaiand, June 26.— Seretse Khama won the Bamagwato tribal throne for his white queen, and today a sorrowing tribal chief chose voluntary exile rather than kneel to her. Seretses's uncle, the Regent Tshekedi Khama, who led262 words
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Article34 1949-06-27 1 it is ofii' .i taU I that i J .ii Kelantan this yei r U commence tomorrow, Tu< laj Jun< 28 During Bulan !3 i <-. n •nt -f;i( hour will b34 words
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Article40 1949-06-27 1 ;':j rj thai i ring t It i the fasi foi day 5../;...:i* d bv the fti Intj ol a gwa in all districts ol k» lantan exoepi Kota Bahru where I Uf< n n w40 words
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95 1949-06-27 1 Nationwide Coal Strike In Australia SYDNEI June 86.— An pl< irentli hoar bid to avert nationwidi 1 n tomorrow i.nhd tod«3 < 1 conference between represent! f i -s of tht- nuinen and 'it*' |oipt coal board broke up wrUhoai ..n... m« nt. Today's conf rence 1 wh' n th<Reuter - 95 words
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Advertisement60 1949-06-27 1 tux your raoDucn TO THE PEOPLE through TAMIL MURASU The Lemding TAMIL Daily in Malaya over 14 yeara 71, SELEGIE BOAD. gIMGAPOEI. ZZXXZL—I JAI HIND! \>»K ONI Ol IMI NEWSVENDORS OR NEWS AGENTS TO SIPPLY YOU WITH oon 01 MM DAILY MAEL REGULAHLV KKEf I'OUBSBIP INFORMEII 01 Indian, P*ki*tan Crylo60 words
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465 1949-06-27 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Monday, Jane 27, 1949. MIC AND ITS "WRECKING" COMMITTEE I y last eni Malayan Ind I Comm y c poy th« ve ai ha i 'I own C<>ii_ .a. large majoqo change pr nt nam and memr» IC. We hope- that the treg also will rly465 words
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751 1949-06-27 2 Provinces, States Unions And States To Have Same Status Designation IDENTICAL RELATIONS WITH TUC AENTDIT NEW DELHI, June 29.— India will be proclaimed a Republic next January 26, the Government announced on Saturday. The Constituent Assembly, which adjourned last week, will reassemble on751 words
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114 1949-06-27 2 BOMBAY, June 26.— Mr. G. L. Mehta* President of the Indian rariff Hoard, has urged governmental assistance and protection for India's plastic industry. He said that Indian plastic industry should be freed from dependence on imported ra-. 1 materials. "We must produce plastic by114 words
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Article156 1949-06-27 2 NEW DELHI, June 26.-India had >he is n»( taking sides in the frontier quari Afßanis(an. India was replying to Pakistan's •'•cent protest that Indian pa] ire giving "undu<- publicity" to Vfghan claim.s against Pakistan's frontier Pakistan said this amounted t 0 •ontravention ol inter-Dominion kgreement forbidding unfavourable publicity about156 words
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50 1949-06-27 2 NEW I Plication linistei P wane* the .k tn, Magistral K ft Dr i were an Si w n Th< 1 1 i oy tin as d< appl ground I nad i. 1 1/ on sel will i ih« ihe i50 words
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72 1949-06-27 2 FIZZLES OIT! BOMBAY'S STRIKE FIZZLES OUT! < I I I)M! Olli > BOMBAI s>iik«- of 60,000 m tile ni'li >vt. k- 1 po>< «l i (l. in did 111- (all foi strili I>> the < umunisi I'moii .t> i pro Cent] .ii („i\. i ii in. under w huh pari72 words
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83 1949-06-27 2 GEORGE V SOVEREIGNS TO BE RE-STRUCK LONDON, June Mill! is h) Stl 100.000 -o\»Mi. iies prepa rrd ii Ihmcl ol KJ v coins ill mm' ,j it< -i I will beai th( date IH2 ri ports I Ur\ will tml •> culatioti, '"> heW serves. The i t||r will »»<•83 words
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60 1949-06-27 2 BOMBAY, Juno 26. Mr. Shuntilal Shah. Congress oandidutr. has bcM»n elected to the Constituent Assembly ol India. Mr Shah, who Is Deputy President ol the Bombay Legislative Council, was the only candidate t> file nomination papers for the seat vacated by Sir H. p. Mody60 words
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246 1949-06-27 2 CEYLON NEWS: CEYLON'S NEW (i.-ii. DUE IN COLOMBO ON JULY 6 COLOMBO, June H(>. Lord Soulbury, who will arrive in Colombo »l (i ;i.m. on Wednesday, .lui.\ <i. plans to load, as Governor-General an islandwide revival in Sinhalese andF0C - 246 words
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139 1949-06-27 2 INDIA GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CEYLON STUDENTS NEW DELHI, lane 2t*-3n pih miancc of the iceeni decisiov of ri*(i<!V( inment of 1 1 1 d i to award scholarships for higher s«udi«> in India to students of foreign and (om mini wealth countrtea, ;»s a m*aiis«f promoting goodwill and und •-•andingFOC - 139 words
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Article111 1949-06-27 2 PLANTERS THREAT TO CEYLON! i OLOMBO. June Hi. Planters representatives yesterday told ii. 11. AnuwMiriva. Ceylon*B Commerce Ministers, (hat iinlrss. Ceylon could get better rubber prices from the United st.itis nroiucers would have to close down uneconomic-estates and cat wages. They urged a bilateral agreenent between Ceylon and America r111 words
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Article77 1949-06-27 2 NEW DELHI, June m. Navy, Arm> and Air lour Days will be observed throughout India to popularise ihe Armed Forces. Navy Day will be celebrated <>n December 15, Army Day on Januarv i'>. and Air lour Day On April I, every year. April lFOC - 77 words
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139 1949-06-27 2 Bombay Bank Employees Strike Postponed Bombay. June 26. The Pedera tion of Bunk Employees, Bombay at a meeting here on June 20 tided not to hold the propos n token strike. The Federation, winch claims a nembership oi 8,000 bunk emp] yees, thus rescinded an earlj r l< cision olFOC - 139 words
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77 1949-06-27 2 No Sale Of Princes Company Share Holdings (From Our Own Correspondent) NFW I>i;i fll Juno ?Ji— Kumoiir tliat Indian Princes propos< U> sell t li«ii holdingsof Company h:n« on a fairly large scale have been denied bj Air V P. M<non. Vlvistr to ihr States Ministry now in Bombay. Tin-77 words
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Article47 1949-06-27 2 NEW DELHI, June- The Secretary of the Indian Association for World Federal Governmenti which was formed here recently. s.iid that the Association would send a delegation of four members to the World Government Congress to be held in Stockholm on Aim Si next (IOC)47 words
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60 1949-06-27 2 INDO-PAKISTAN AGREEMENT ON SUPPLY OF COMMODITIES 'From Our O\v»» Con ->|)ondent KARACHI. Junf 26.— Arr m< if between India and Puk tan /Oi nintual .-iifjpiy of essential comoio-elitk-s has bo< n reached and signed the Inter-Dominion Conference h >■<.• yesterday, th. ICinietrj of Commercp ahnounr«*l in Delhi. Th< next la60 words
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131 1949-06-27 2 KASHMIRIS WILL NEVER SEEK ASSOCIATION WITH PAKISTAN SHKIKH ABDULLAH'S ASSERTION (From Our Own Correspondent) SRINAGAR, June 2<>. Addressing a Muslim audience at liazaratbal Mosque yesterday here Sheikh Ahdullah. Kashmir 'rentier, reiterated earlier pronouncements of all Jammu and Kashmir National Conference thai the people of Kashmir under no cost would agree131 words
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Advertisement20 1949-06-27 2 WHERE VOI REGISTER 1 (in vic 1 1 I. I Ci <, Old h K Kan.P«i 10 Pa ...I 11 <• 12 <20 words
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Article52 1949-06-27 3 NEXT PREY TO UNLESS CONGRESS TAUSED Baltimore missionary, 1 11 Delhi, that India was munism unless lh< onymplete the revolution not fail the people as the d 1 mm <\ tour of Japan, and Burma. He was i\ night lor a one-year tling on Saturday he said ommunism was:52 words
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106 1949-06-27 3 Calcutta Police Clash Again With Unruly Communists \i m I r.v June .'<>. Two were killed and «i^lit injuri uuttK* which developed at v\ ol irhuna. 15 mile: < alcutta, after police h;i<i ted t local Communist leader. ihe eight injured included a in spec to i of police and106 words
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Article176 1949-06-27 3 -AW BOON HAW ■Mr. Aw Boon Haw ;klliad received *<* notification amounted to a ban on 'ration. Singapore, had lonial Secretary Hongkong him 1< v i i the Federation. H I I I rd the sufTerinsu of Overseas in i in Uh- campaign ►aid h« still felt thi lln176 words
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130 1949-06-27 3 WHITE-NEGRO RACIAL RIOTS FLARE-UP IN AMERICA ST. LOUIS, Missouri, Juno ZH. Racial riota, which brok« out when fh< Municipal swimming pools here urere opened to hoth whites and Negroes la-t Tuesday, flared up again in isolated part o f the city on Thursday night. Ol e wnite youth rea IvedReuter - 130 words
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122 1949-06-27 3 PARIS. Juik 26 Of :iB4 milliard francs i £350,400,000) voted yesterday by the French National Assembly i- 1949 military estimates. 72.000.000 francs I £69,634.000 > air earmarked tor Indochina. M. Paul Coste-Floret, Minister ;«>r Overseas Prance, said in the debate "Counting n reinforcement battalions, theReuter - 122 words
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100 1949-06-27 3 Soviet Paper s Latest Claims To 'First' A Soviet newspaper ((intends "wore discussing* 1 evolution n years before Darwin. This is the latest in a st of scientific "firsts" claimed by the Russians. pub! >hed "On Sp< Ci( 5 by Natural tnbi r, L859,A.P. - 100 words
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103 1949-06-27 3 Mahatma's Voice Preserved In Broadcasting House NEW DELHI. June 26.— One ol the most treasured possessions yesterday with All-India Radio was it set of 156 electrical recordings of I lahatma Gandhi's speeches now preserved in the Broadcasting House. New Delhi. If played continuously, they would take (ji) hours*. Most ofGIIS - 103 words
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Article94 1949-06-27 3 40 KILLED IS CLOUDBURST PACHUCA, Mexico, June m. A I'loudbursl which hit this city nn Friday last killed ;?t least 10 pe< pie, including eight children and seriously Injured 10 others. M;my more people are repo "ted missing. Pachuca is th< capital of tin* of Hidalco and Mexico** [< adingA.P. - 94 words
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Article68 1949-06-27 3 JUBBULPORE BAN ON COW SLAUGHTER BBULPORE, Juni 25 Jutbulpore Cantonment Board -stopped cow slaughtei and sal ol beel within the Cantonment area iro:n July next, :t la understood. Certain ratepayers, it is learn have petitioned the Sub-nr--:, Commander and President ol the 1 rd. urging on him the revision olFOC - 68 words
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92 1949-06-27 3 Indian Proposal For Freight Rate Increase Rejected BOMBAY. Jun eKi.— British Shipping companies in Bombay yesterday rejected an Indian proposal for a 25 per cent increase in freight rates on the Rangoon Karachi route. Thr proposal was made by tht Scindia Steam Navigation Company to the Indian Coaxal Shipping Conference,Reuter - 92 words
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90 1949-06-27 3 THE HAGUE. June 26. A draft bill was submitted to the Second Chamber of Parliament here yesterday asking for prolongation oi the "emergency decree for Indonesia". This decree which was to have expired on July 1, would now be prolonged to May 1. 1950.Reuter - 90 words
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Article148 1949-06-27 3 BATAVIA. June 26.— The execution of the veteran Indonesian Communist I' ad r, Tan Malakku. which v\a^ rumoured in thf pas* weeks, v confirmed yesterday by th« Republican Ministry of Infor.< mation. I Abdul Gani, Secretary-General of the Ministry, said Tar. Malakka 1 was hot byA.P.; Reuter - 148 words
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91 1949-06-27 3 JAIPUR, June >X— Fiftf«*n pi'opM win- ki!l«d wlu'n police opened tin;ii a crowd of peasants at Suwana. i v• 1 1 a 150 miles from Jaipur, •apiial of th t Kaja*than Union, on Thursday Tin* peasants, refusing to part with their grain, hadReuter - 91 words
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98 1949-06-27 3 WILL KING LEOPOLD BE RESTORED TO BELGIUM TH RONE? BRUSSELS, June 36. Belijiaiiv choose their new parliament on Sunday. The question of the return of King Leopold from hiN five-year exile is a major factor in the vote. The first time in Belgian history 2.930,270 women may g-. to theA.P. - 98 words
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434 1949-06-27 3 To Initiate Defence \ulks With Britain LONDON. June 2t>. The British Government has invited Lt.-Gen. Ne Win, Burmese Minister <>l [>efence and Supreme onimader of the Burmese Forces to London ne\l month tor defence talks, a Foreign Office spokesman said here. Though the spokesmanReuter - 434 words
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274 1949-06-27 3 Communisn In Burma Not A Menace- But A Mirage BURMA He praised the. manner in which the government was striving U put things right. Army and polic< morale, he said, was improving anc the country's finances as well. MASS ACTION IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Burmese Prime Minister Thakii Nu yesterday calledA.P.; Reuter - 274 words
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196 1949-06-27 3 NKW DELHI, June Xi.-Tiv Prime Minister of fagfe l»imh, Nehru, in a message to tho Port n Minister of Thailand imi tlr occasion of Thailand's National ay on June l\ has expressed the hope that the ancient friendship which exists between India and196 words
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Article64 1949-06-27 3 LAUSANNE. June 26. Tli Pa lestine peace talks being txM ai Lausanne under th« autpici > ol the U.N Palestine Conciliation Commission will adjourn n»'X» Wedn'.'.sday for three wcck.s This will enable the Arab awl Jewish delegations and th< c mission incmbi-rs to consult their Kovernments.A.P. - 64 words
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76 1949-06-27 3 LONDON. Junr- 2f> Britain •Saturday night made .t ,jr grant ol E 100.000 r<» h ?lp Arah refugees in the Middle Qfist Th<- d n to Brit u Cross am] othej E tj i voluntary services Thue i^i R'-ri Cross already In £75.000 olA.P. - 76 words
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Article29 1949-06-27 3 ATHENS, June :.'>; Lady B pn\K' |l. Chief Olrl < awai <■•'• r i f hp» rrand Ord< r of the P ic* n by K ng P i i Satwr^tay^ A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Advertisement58 1949-06-27 3 My night-cap when r/S&%, STOMACH'S upset k&d/l He knav\^ tt »s the surcM way f>f [Jm~*iMw ut'WrtD a sound r«:irt .}iin^ slc?p, liut tJiil/I don't take our word i«>i u try ki /^"L^cJbl 1^ yourself- yoi/U b»- <n \}i>- '*if I^^JV a »»*a.' difference it makes 4f\y& ArKi. V^V ANTACID58 words
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226 1949-06-27 4 BUNGALOWS OF D.O. O.S.P.C. ALSO ATTACKED .1/ 12 M run. on June 2~>, bursts of tten <jun, carbines and rifle Are ux re (Undid at Kuala Kubu Police Station in Selangor from three places. The police returned lh< lire. The District Officer's bungalow, bungalow226 words
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Article91 1949-06-27 4 By an order of O.C.P.D. of the police district Kuala Kubu Issu d terday, a curfew has been declared in Kuala Kubu Bahru. Lv( vy person in this area otherwise in possession of a written permit in that behalf issued rjy a Police Officer oi or91 words
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212 1949-06-27 4 Malayans in R.A.S.C. Annual Sports At K.L. R A.S.C. At hletic meet ing Held at Malaya District on July 2, at Wllich NO6 3, 52, and <ji) transport Companies, tlie 16th ii id Ambulance and t\w main >upply depot will i nter teams, lily enlisted personnel will be i Osman212 words
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386 1949-06-27 4 PROTECTION MONEY GIVEN TO BANDITS MOKE THAN DONATIONS PAID TO VARSITY FUND, DEPLORES H.C. Speaking at tin installation din--2 Rotary Club held in Ipoh on Saturday, June 20. Hi^h Oommissioner Sir Henry Gurney said:--"It is my privilege, which is one highly valvn d by all married men to the last386 words
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77 1949-06-27 4 in response to representations, the Resident ommission r. Malacca Mr W c Tayl r, has satisfied himseii that the constitution of a New Mukim is desirable in the Alor Gajah District, in pursuance ot the powers vested in him, the Resident Commissioner has77 words
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Article35 1949-06-27 4 The Governor lias appointed infollowing as Ass is tan i Immigration officers for the Colony ot Singapore: Mr. Lim Joo Hock. Mr. Tan Kai Cher and Mr. Abdul Hahun bin Abdul Rahman.35 words
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40 1949-06-27 4 U.S.S.. PERKINS MEET LOCAL AMERICAN TEAM A soft ball team from United State Navy Destroyei PERKINS will meet a team tor the local American Assodai on w. a friendly match at the padang at 5 p.m. I clay <June 27).40 words
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Article36 1949-06-27 4 Ti is lureby officially ailnounc .1 that the Kind's Exequatur em. powering Stnor Don Luis de Olivaresy Bruguicj a, Consui-General ol Spain in London with jurisdiction in this Colony has r«C«iV«d the King's signature.36 words
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Article41 1949-06-27 4 Addressing school children, the Sultan advised them to study h U) qualify themselv c I varsity of Malaya or some othei LJniversit Les. r l h s shoul I their own language first befon goins to other schools.41 words
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Article26 1949-06-27 4 it i.s officially stated that tin I'.' ut District Agricultural show will be held on Aug. 10 this year at Kampong Raja.26 words
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Article291 1949-06-27 4 LETTER TO THE EDITOR Sir --Kindly pernM me say a few words about the Indian programmes of Radio Malaya, u the Broadcasting Department h< a to cater to all Indiana here, h n every section of *ti« Indian community should havi- some tim« •..,i to it291 words
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42 1949-06-27 4 It has b< en uilicuilly confirmed that the entry ot Mr Aw Boon Haw into the Federation of Malaya has been banned under the Emergency Travel Restriction Regulations on security grounds, says an Official Press release42 words
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Article209 1949-06-27 4 The High Commissioner, Sir Henry Ourney, has made the following appointments: Mr. E I). Ham. to be a Temp trary Unofficial Member >t the Federal Legislative Council from May 12, 1949, Inclusive. Mi Lim Iluck Aik to be a Temiry Unofficial Member ol the ral i gislative Council from209 words
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47 1949-06-27 4 General Spoon Posththumously Decorated (h ru ral Simon 11. Spoor was thumously decorated with the highest Dutch military order. Commander of th< Willems Order, for utstanding performance ol duties and most xcellent U adership under very difficult circumst inces 3 nee l!)4ii i \> itch N«-w.- Bull, tin47 words
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Article475 1949-06-27 4 Following is ,the l)ral( C, van National Indian Conei m ARTICLE VII RIGHTS \sn DUTIES OF MEMBKKS 1. a member ol th< Boi must observe the v: pline, actively and regul oipate in the political hiJongrcss and of Malaya ai )Ut in practice the d< Congress organization. 2. member475 words
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Advertisement38 1949-06-27 4 1 1 Badul-hilJ i Lasl Da; VAKA LAKSI VIAIIAI KAMAVIi TODAY ONLY BV PUBLIC BEQH 1 15. b.15 and 9J5 PJi SAFAR I (HIND I Shobha, Kannurai, V. rOMOKROM I \shok Kumar and Dcvikn Kan I Mh'\l\l\ I38 words
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