Indian Daily Mail, 4 August 1949
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Title Section15 1949-08-04 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. NO. 175. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. AUGUST 4. 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.15 words
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89 1949-08-04 1 Kighl To Proclaim State Of Emergency i rofn Oin Own Correspondent) II DELHI, Aug. 3<— The President of the Indian ttnublic will bt given powers to declare a "State of 'urgency" when the country is threatened with exurnol aggression89 words
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81 1949-08-04 1 QUARREL OVER GIRL ENDS IN LOSS OF NOSE! m,,,\ \i U Mahmud Ah w.i> accused on iitin| oil the Host* of I vr n.d l.v lh« Old Street |^H (<iiin for a hearing on lM i formal charge of pvoum bodily harm on M I li ni<n wore I 'Indians."AP - 81 words
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101 1949-08-04 1 Emperor Hirohito To Become A Christian IttHINGTON, Any. I— The K«v. j^^H moderator oi *h« i >i) J ipan, said rial family will Lfl ChrUtiatlil) specially the Mm m r 0( th< R<»i. J it rokyo, arrived attending iegitral Co mtlitte« ot '^H i Churches, of cn g»g' n gAP - 101 words
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Article67 1949-08-04 1 -The sloop iinvrd here ih «»ven a hero's I" Sl > f ron> Ihe Van t U« vi ■'••I. lor months I Communist I nd heavy ;:ncl a iclded t, I low v, I she was R 1 iwr berth ail I iIM I IV!!. f|A.P. - 67 words
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Article8 1949-08-04 1 LAST PUNJAB FILM REGULATIONS f 1 exceedexceeding FOC.FOC - 8 words
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320 1949-08-04 1 IMTAVIA, Aug. 3— The Dutch mid Indonesian Republicans for. mally ended their armed conflict today and issued cease f«re orders to local military commander* >n Java and Sumatra. The cease fire proclamation is to become effective m Java at midnight local time next Wednesday, Aug.A.P.; Reuter - 320 words
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Article58 1949-08-04 1 RANGOON, Aug. 3.— Burma «x--porU'd 802,000 tons of rice and ric* products during the first half of this yiar, against her 1949 export quota of 1,250.000. it was officially announced tonight. Of the total 100 tons were t'xpoi t«'d m July. Arrangements taav* be«n made toReuter - 58 words
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86 1949-08-04 1 FIRST INDIAN CONSUL-GENERAL TO THE PHILIPPINES MANILA, Aug. 3 —The Indian Oovtrnment has officially advised the Foreign Office of the nomina tion of Mr. J. M. Shrinagesh, who fa a 1 present Vice Minister of Commerce, as the first Indian Consul General to the Philippine*. He is scheduled to arriveReuter - 86 words
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Article32 1949-08-04 1 HAMBURG, Aug. 3. -British officials In Hamburg reported on Tuesday f Hat the military pernfit ottio m London is betfm? swamped by 1000 application^ a day for travel t" Germany. A. P.A.P. - 32 words
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104 1949-08-04 1 AMERICAN SEAMAN SENTENCED FOR RASH DRIVING (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Aug. 3 The Madras Presidents Magistrate today «entenc«'d to three months rigorous impri.sonmint American seaman William Dinw«dee. convicted of rash and negligent driving. Another American seaman Donald Selkirk, also accused of the same charges was acquitted. According to the104 words
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90 1949-08-04 1 Indian Diplomats To Study Br. Foreign Office Work LONDON, Aug. 3— Mr V X Krishna Men on, Indian High Commissioner m London, today tailed on Mr. Hector McNeil, Minister of State, at the JlrKish Foreign Office for consultations, a Foreign Office spokesman said. Mr. Krishna Menon now maintains regular contactReuter - 90 words
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112 1949-08-04 1 Tribal Candidates Age-Limit For Service Raised NEW DELHI, Attf. S-— W has been decided (hat (ho maximum agelimit. pr«-scrib«*d for appoint ment t« a serv'Cc or post under the Govern. nu*nt of India for candidates from among aboriginal and h«ll tribe* is to be increased by thre«» years and thatF.O.C. - 112 words
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277 1949-08-04 1 CONSUL-GENERAL RASHID ALI BAIG CLARIFIES ISSUE (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Aug. 3.— lndia's Consul-General m French India, Mr. Rashid Ali Baig, who is returning to Pondicherry alter attending the recent Delhi talks between the Government of India and th e French277 words
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111 1949-08-04 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Aug. 3. Settlement of the "French Indian problem" is not possible without a referendum, according to the three-man French Indian delegation which returned her** today after visiting Paris and New Delhi. The delegates who are < v route to Pondicherry,111 words
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338 1949-08-04 1 NEW DELHI, A.H*. 3. The Government announced the appointment of S. Lall, Prime Minister of Sikkim. Lall is senior official from the United Provinces, presently vice principal of the Indian Administrative Service Training School. The Governim-nt announcement >aid Lall would proceed to SikkimA.P.; Reuter - 338 words
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70 1949-08-04 1 FR. INDO-CHINA H.C. ON VIETNAM FUTURE SAIGON, Aug. 3.--M. Leon Pig non, French High Commissioner m Indochina, who arrived here yesterday after a three we«k» visit to France, reaffirmed his r«C«nt statement that the situation m Vietnam would soon be clarified. M. Pa.ul Coate^Floret, French Colonial Minister, with whom M.Reuter - 70 words
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44 1949-08-04 1 CALCUTTA, Aug. 3. Police opened fire a nd used tearga- to break up Communist demonstrations m South Calcutta last night Demonstrators attacked police with brickbats, injuring two officers and S'-vt i constables, and set m to two -Uses. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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79 1949-08-04 1 Weed-Infested Wastelands In Malabar To Be Reclaimed (From Our Own Correspondent CALICUT, Aug. 3.—Over 200,000 acres of weed-infested wastelands m Malabar are being reclaimed with mechanical implements such as tractors and bulldozers by the Provincial Agricultural Department. The hiU'rac«s of Wyauaad and Nilambur at pn sent being reclaimed, will proveCopyright - 79 words
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70 1949-08-04 1 SEOUL POLICE ARREST ALLEGED COMMUNIST NEWSPAPERMEN TOKYO. Aus. 3. -The S«oui Police announced the. arrest yesterday of 22 men most of them newspaper reporters who they said had collected information for the Intelligence bureau of the Communist south Korea Labour Party. A Police spokesman iaid documents were found showing theA.P. - 70 words
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62 1949-08-04 1 WELLINGTON. Aug. 3— New Zealand today appeared t o be on the way to accepting peacetime conscription With about o^-third of the votes In a referendum counted, figures showed 33,780 m favour and 102,463 against. Polling was substantially heavier than m recent gaming and iicensReuter - 62 words
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Article63 1949-08-04 1 Godse's Appeal To Privy Council (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Aug. 3.— Five of those convicted m the Gandhi murder case including Nathuram Vinayak Godse and Apt e (who have been sentenced to death) have completed arrangements for their appeal to the Privy Council against the E. Pun jab63 words
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41 1949-08-04 1 THE HAGUE, Aug. 3.— The Dii'th Government has advised Dutchman and Dutch citizens living m South China to evacuate "as long as their are B till transport facilities," it was announced here tonight. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article236 1949-08-04 1 NICE, Aug. 3 —The Aga Khan reported to «lv police at La annet near Nice, today that he had been held up and robbed by armed bandits a* he left h*s villa to drive to Dtauville. The Aga Khan and the Begum, with the Begum'sReuter - 236 words
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155 1949-08-04 1 During the early hours of Aug :< a screening operation and a raid werfe tarried out m the I'ameron Highlands area, A total of 10 arrests were made all Tamils, believed to be agents, food supplier and collectors for the bandits, njl a Police155 words
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Article129 1949-08-04 1 BATAVIA, Aug. 3. -The Dutch Army commander m Indonesia, Lieutenant General DC. Buurman V* nvn<d« n. told the Dutch armed force* m a broadcast today not I* expect immediate peace m the Indies He said the ceasefire brings the Dutch a step nearer to their goal of peace,Reuter - 129 words
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Advertisement18 1949-08-04 1 •V y O UR PRODUCTS T ru THE people through: r;H!L MURASU TAMIL Daily 14 years. iS(I \IM»Rt.18 words
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Advertisement66 1949-08-04 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY POST > .Malaja. BN Borneo and fcfmt 1 Month 400 3 120 0 8 2400 1 Year 48.00 Other Places 1 Month 450 3 1350 27.00 I Year §4.00 ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE: INDIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY SPECIAL EDITIONS >MBq^ INDIAN DAILY MAIL AND TAMIL MIJR A S U66 words
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724 1949-08-04 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Thurs. Aug. 4, 1919. RUBBER, THY NAME IS INGRATITUDE! CO, with all their loyal and sincere service particularly during these difficult years alter the war, what the Malayan estate labourers are to get is ironically and tragically a cut m wages! This is all the more724 words
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247 1949-08-04 2 Dr. Katju Refutes Pakistan Premieres Allegations "NO DOMINATION OF 03E COMMUhiiY BY ANOTHER CALCUTTA, July 2«>, (By vir Mail).— The West Bengal Governor, Dr. K. N. Katju, to-day contradicted the reported contention of Ihc Pakistan Premier, Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan, mFOC - 247 words
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206 1949-08-04 2 It Is A Meaningless Statement, Says Sir Sultan Ahmed PATNA, July 31. (By Air Mail) Condemning Mr. Laquat Ali Kan's speech at 'ho id gathering m Karachi, Bir Sultan Aluivd. B fornuer Member of the Viceroy's Exi'. CUtivc Council says: "While W« m India must b* grateful to him lorFOC - 206 words
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Article179 1949-08-04 2 BANGALORE, July 31, (By Ail Mail). Sir Mirza Ismail, a forinoi IXwan of Mysore, today said Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan's Id message to Muslims of India was unfortunate and wholly uncalled for." Sir Mirza declared: "Th» i Prime Minister of Pakistan has no more J.oFOC - 179 words
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Article155 1949-08-04 2 NEW DKLHI, Aug. 3. Free export of Vanaspati without any licensing formalities has l>ccn allowed to Pakistan for a limited period. ton— Being this, a Food Ministry Press Note says: "A definite time limit for allowing free exports o! Vanaspati to Pakistan has not been setFOC - 155 words
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116 1949-08-04 2 Indian Muslims Indignant At Liaquat All's Statement NEW DELHI, July 31.— < By Air Mail*. An appeal to Indian MusiUns to "observe an all-India protest day to express their sense of indignation at Mr. Liaquat Aii KhanV statement (Id message; that Indian Muslims did not celebrate this Id as freFOC - 116 words
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Article32 1949-08-04 2 LONDON, Aug. S.— Secr« talks opened h«rt this morning between the American Joint Chiefs of Staff and the British Chiefs of Staff on the defence organisation for the North Atlantic Treaty. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration50 1949-08-04 2 Photo. This, m normal Hint's, is one of the busiest intersections m the shopping district of New Delhi. M t >nsooii rains of unprecedented violence have lashed India this year, flooding streets, blocking railways and causing unestimated damage. Old residenis say they have never seen such heavy floods. A. P.A.P. - 50 words
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209 1949-08-04 2 BOMBAY GOVERNMENT'S GRANT IiOMBAV, Aug. 3. Sportsmen will loam with great interest that the Bombay Government have allotted an ideal site of nearly 30 acres of land m the Mahaluxmi district m Bombay City for constructing the Vallabhbhai Stadium. It is a triangularFOC - 209 words
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48 1949-08-04 2 SURVEY ON INDIAN AGRICULTURAL WORKERS' WAGES (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Aug. 3. —lndia' Government haK decided to conduct a survey of 2,000 sel.-rtrd village* all over India to collect "reliable data about the wa^cs of agricultu- I ral work-rs," it was officially learn. «d h«it.— Copyright.48 words
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142 1949-08-04 2 BOMBAY, Aug. 3.— Mr. Justice Chainani and Mi. Justice Bavdekar of the Bombay High Court on July 25 admitted the Habeas Corpus application filed on behalf of Mr. P. T. Boralay, Vice-President and Mr J. G. Batankar, an office-bearer, of Tne Municipal Kamgar Sangh142 words
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46 1949-08-04 2 HATTA MARAMIS TO BE NEHRU'S GUESTS NEW DELHI, auu. 3. Indonesian PTlwe Minister Dr. Mohammed I'fitta. and Ptoreign M^nistor A Mara ii.^ be miesto o f PandU Nehru tot two clays next work when they arrive hrre en route to The Hague Rounl Table talks A.P.A.P. - 46 words
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145 1949-08-04 2 Indian Provincial Govt To Tighter. Austerity Measures To Combat Food Shortage NEW DELHI, Auu. .WHu> Food Mm ment of India and the Indian provim ler"I er f >l a meeting here on Monday and Tuesday a >la:t >eyS mentis decision to stop ali food imnori? n h +-*P* iney recommenaea145 words
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195 1949-08-04 2 NEHRU'S DAUGHTER HEADS WOMEN'S FOOD COMMITTEE .NKW DELHI, Aug. 3.-A WomcnM 00(l ((>nmt has been formed m Delhi, with Mrs Indira i a ol Pandit Nehru as convenor, to find out l.ou'th help m the present food situation." The first meeting of the eoauftlttec held rmnt dressed by Pandit Nehru,FOC - 195 words
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109 1949-08-04 2 CALCUTTA. Aur. 3.— l T B. Manns, Rurmese Foreign Minister, arrived here ypTiierday on his way to London where he will "make new contacts and renew old ones" during an official visit. Afterwards ho will kg to the United States. The Burmese Foreign Minister109 words
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73 1949-08-04 2 NEW DELHI, Aug. 3.- Four Indan dentists have received th« Fellowship of Dental Surgery of the Royal College ot Surgeons of England, considered to be th« highest dental honour m Britain, according to the secretary of th« All-India Dental Association, N<w Delhi. They aie; Dr.FOC - 73 words
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81 1949-08-04 2 OVERSTAYING IN PAKISTAN: INDIA GOVT.'S WARNING NEW DUMI ,\u; U h emaeni oi indu Ulirnfd ,J procrrdiim tn lkMi overstaying th, p,,^ ft tnnporar, permits lion Ministry trammqi Heavy Bentenccs wer> Indians mrstayiii| B S Th* communiqu warned th< m ig i pending order« ni tor extens i tatii ofFOC - 81 words
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Article67 1949-08-04 2 CALCUTTA A Brans. 38-yean Raa arrived C in^» about 8 Ofl days on v M. Bran 14 last •'•>: Yugoslavia b Transjordai L Afghan f MM iaach-d D- m July. Ho stared July 18 and BenaP- and Pa' Giving h numerous x pack n! lav.Bu.'J.: from67 words
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25 1949-08-04 2 Notorious Outlaw In Encounter With Police JULLUNDUR S ugh, a i ,d and jured Ludl tfl, IH.il' A ammun tiou be. v r m FOCFOC - 25 words
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Article159 1949-08-04 2 U.S. YOUTH ARGONAUTS' NEW DELHI, Aug. "lndia said Mr. Ernest Lefever, »rofr»«»c m Argasy of America, which is o n a m*+* an interview here before the Part) m 29 r fsti> The vast congregation of Mus"l«* M*t* 100,000, on the occasion of Id-ul-l itr159 words
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304 1949-08-04 3 No parallel In World For Gandhiji's Technique Of Satyagraha Man Says Was An 'Atomic 1 American Author mE WEST HAS A NOBLE LESSON 00 GIFT 0F nFE I B 1 REITERS CORRESPONDENT) YORK, Aug. GandU was an "atomic Ihis (domic aye, who has thrown an impulse r/ world, like theReuter - 304 words
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163 1949-08-04 3 NEW DELHI. Auft 3.— Communist detenus m Delhi District Jail have threatened "to take the last step to defend our revolutionary honour a:id human dignity" if their demands for better treatment are not conceded. Revealing the letter addressed to the Chief Commissioner ofFOC - 163 words
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61 1949-08-04 3 ATTEMPT TO REFLOAT JALAKETU ABANDONED KARACHI. Aug. 3.- Attempts to refloat the Scindia Bteam Navigation Company's cargo steamer Jalaketu < 7.180 tons), whose curg>> from Philadelphia included six locomotives and ammunition for India have been abandoned until the monsoons abate m about a month, port authorities here announced yesterday. TheReuter - 61 words
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63 1949-08-04 3 DR. BHATNAGAR ON A TOUR OF EUROPE AMERICA NEW DELHI, Aujj. 3.— Dr. Shanii Swamp Bhatiiagar. Secretary to /he D'partnion^ of Scientific K<*. s«arch. Government of India, Irft India recently for a tour of France Vntted Kingdom and thy United S/ates. Th*- Government has commissioned h»m lo recruit expert personnelA.P. - 63 words
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329 1949-08-04 3 Oct. 10 Set As Date For Inauguration Of Red-Sponsored Coalition Govt. Aug. ?>. Communist General* Lin 1 Liv Po-cheng will go allout m an attempt to an ton In the end of September, according to *ell-informed Chinese sources m Hongkong. llm <*. which was once immaterial to the Jjni'ts, isA.P.; Reuter - 329 words
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Article48 1949-08-04 3 NEW DELHI. Au«. 3 The f.overnment of India announced Tuesday that 3.500 Communists were m Indian jails on June 30 on charge* of looting, arson and murder. Latest figures are not available, but are bel eyed to be smaller, the statement said. A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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83 1949-08-04 3 BOMBAY Aug. All cargoes except lins<>ed. moving by sea from Bombay to ports m Australia wili bear an increased freight rate ol 15% from this month, according to an announcement made by the shipping companies m Bombay. The increase, it is stated, hasFOC - 83 words
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Article, Illustration80 1949-08-04 3 Photo taken m London when Sarat (liandra Bose, brother of Subhas Chandra Bose arrived from a tour of Europe. Photo shows (left to ritfht): Mi. J. K. Ram. Secretary, Swaraj House. London: Mr. V. R. Rao, Secretary. Overseas Indian Association: Dr. T. K. Kaul. Indian Workers Association: Mr. Sunder Kabadi,80 words
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257 1949-08-04 3 FOR ALLEGED CURTAILMENT OF CIVIL LIBERTIES PATNA, Aug. 3. Mr. Jai Prakash Narain. the Socialist lender, said here that the Socialist Party might launch a satyagraha m Bihar for the civil liberties ot the people. The question of civil liberties was not a theoreticalFOC - 257 words
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Article83 1949-08-04 3 BOMBAY. Aug. I— Toddy (country liquor) shop* and wayside liquor booths, s'tti.'tcd within 100 yards of schools. ttjnpl*H or mo*qu«> m Bombaj pDviucv m.• lo be closed down from nig 1. according to a Oovt-rnm^m lotifiiaiion. As a result o th:> deClsiOß. more than 500 t|UorFOC - 83 words
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65 1949-08-04 3 NEW DELHI. Aug. 3— Police at Gwalior Monday arrested Sakharam Dandau.t.e, one of three men still wanted m the Mahatma Gandhi murder ca.se. according to a report reaching here Last month five men already convicted m connection with the murder of Gandhiji onReuter - 65 words
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Article80 1949-08-04 3 LONDON Auij. 3.— Dr. Bohuslav Kratechii. Czechoslovak Ambassador to Britain, who is shortly to leave for New Delhi on his appointment as Ambassador to India, was given a farewell luncheon In London yesterday by the British-Czecho-slovak Chamber of Commerce. The Ambassador described the English people asReuter - 80 words
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186 1949-08-04 3 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 3— Proffssor Donnedivu de Vabres, Director of th 1 Institute of Criminology of the Faculty of Law m Paris, has been elected chairman of the committee of experts here which is studying methods of crime prevention and treatment of offenders TheReuter - 186 words
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58 1949-08-04 3 TEMPORARY SAFETY FROM THE GALLOWS! K\K\( ill. Amg. 3. Three minutes before two Pathan tribesmen were due to be hanged m thr central gaol here, an order was received allowing them to appeal to the Privy Council m London. The tribesmen, sentenced for murder, were being escorted to the gallowsReuter - 58 words
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Article53 1949-08-04 3 MADURA A'uor 3. -Thirty persons said to be .^.mmunists and their sympathizers have been arrested by the police so far m connexion with the attempt made to set flro to the City Congress Office and the burning of a national flag by a crowd of aboutFOC - 53 words
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231 1949-08-04 3 SEQUELL TO EMIR'S LONDON VISIT LONDON, Aug. 3. The Emir of Cyrenaiea, Sayid Idris El Senussi, left London Tuesday for France on the first leg of a voyage home to North Africa. The Arab leader has spent som" weeks m Britain as guest ofA.P. - 231 words
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Article91 1949-08-04 3 BOMBAY'S SPORTSMAN-GOVERNOR BOMBAY, Aug. 2— Raja Maharaj Singh, Governor of Bombay, was the captain of th<- Governor's XI at a cricket match with the Officers' Training School foam m Poona on July 31. This was th« second time that the 71-year-old Governor became the "skipper" of his s'dc this year.FOC - 91 words
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Article40 1949-08-04 3 NEW DELHI. Aug. 3. The Commerce Ministry^ announced h^rr India has agreed to supply Western Germany 13.000 tons of manganese ore for 12 months, beginning Juiy 1 and Australia 10,000 tons during the current year. A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article61 1949-08-04 3 NAIROBI, Aug», I.— The governor* of Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika and the Resident of Zanzibar will attend a defence conference here this week, called under th« *«g*i of the East Africa High Commissioner. Vice Admiral Sir Charle,; Woodhouse, C-in.C of the East Indies station, and theReuter - 61 words
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317 1949-08-04 3 JAFFNA "LOSING ITS SENSE OF VALUES" Jaffna, Aug. 31. Mr. K. S. S. Ounawardene, President vi tne Boara 01 Inaigenou* Medicine. Leylon, tola tile peupie Here that Jarina was losing us sense 01 values, and that the work done by prominent men of ta« .North nau Deen ior gut tenFOC - 317 words
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Article115 1949-08-04 3 MADRAS. Aug. 3.— The Madias Government propose to double thr fish production m the province by launching shortly a sch<im prepared m consultation uith fish* r ic* experts of the Central Government io£sJi rest nt Madras produces about 187,000 maunds of fish. The new schtm,;FOC - 115 words
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150 1949-08-04 3 Yugoslavia m a crusade for develo^.y'V^^l'J^ 1 ne spoke at Skoplje before a crowd officially estimated at 350,000 people— the first time m recent months he has appeared down m Macedonia which m the past has proved the major150 words
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Advertisement73 1949-08-04 3 Drink it with pleasure! Cost is not consulted m making this line old Ceylon Tea. The results are evident m It Unexcelled Taste and Quality. Sole Importers: A BARTHOrOMEUKZ. \XA lilifi^j Piles then try MattZa* y'llfeml >4^^l>e Witt's product llj I > will never let you down Regular habits bnnp73 words
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758 1949-08-04 4 University's Important Role Explained have heard it said that Singapore is a cultural desert which requires irrigation to turn it into a flowering paradise. I apologise for the use of this word but it has become so common that I think there is758 words
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Article49 1949-08-04 4 PAFrs, Aug. 8.- A trade agreement between France and India Was expected to m mnrhukd very soon, Mr. Moham P. Mathur. In. dian Embassy Commercial Secretary, told Renter yesterday. Negotiation* wore proceeding nu tftifactorfly between representative* of th lwo Qovemmentfl and no were foreacten. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article27 1949-08-04 4 Colonel W. L. Roll.^ton has been appointed to act as Principal Assistant Secretary to the Commissioner General lor the United Kingdom m S.-E. Asia27 words
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933 1949-08-04 4 DIETHELM COS UNIQUE ATTEMPT IN MALAYA (By Our Staff Reporter) A new means of improving the nutritive value of white rice has just been introduced m Malaya. Known as the "ROCHE" Process, it restores the vitamins lost during the milling of rice.933 words
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119 1949-08-04 4 Radio Malaya Indian Programme ICC Secretary's Statement With reference to the report published m the Indian Daily Mail on Aug. 2 on the subject of the memoranda submitted by the local Indian Chamber of Commerce and the South Indian Chamber of Commerce complaining against the unsatisfactory nature of the Indian119 words
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Article42 1949-08-04 4 NEW DELHI, Aug. 3— Sayed Ali Zaheer, Indian Ambassador to Persia, has been accredited as Minister to Iraq, pending appoint ment of a separate minister there m the autumn, the Indian External Affairs Ministry announced today. Re uterReuter - 42 words
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Article, Illustration82 1949-08-04 4 PHOTOS Photographs taken on the occasion of the general meeting of the Municipal Labourers' Union. Malacca, on July 31. Photo above shows a leneral view of the members present. Photo on the left shows Mr. M. Suppiah. President of the Inion. addressing the meeting. Sitting onPUBLIC RELATIONS - 82 words
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Article39 1949-08-04 4 There will hv a, Sym]>i>Muai un "I and My Brother" by Ifesen F. Batiha and C. Lee today. Thursday, Aug. 4. at 6.30 p.m. at thr Singapore Lodge, Theosophical Society, 8, Cairnhiil Road.39 words
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