Indian Daily Mail, 21 August 1949
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Title Section18 1949-08-21 1 Jau Edition Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 192. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS18 words
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Article368 1949-08-21 1 pel 1o UN Commission Decision To Call Off Truce Conference rtN REFI SES TO DISARM AZAD FORCES: INDIA SAYS NO USE IN its UNTIL THEY ARE DISBANDED I DtX///^ iw^- The United Nations 5 (ojnmission uhick has called off proposed InLinn talk*- may now refer the fundamental inferences onA.P.; Reuter - 368 words
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Article48 1949-08-21 1 Aug. 20. The PaHsfan Government I described as "totally untrue and absurd^ an report that Pakistan had been negol^rael to send troops under British officers Rine. lent pres* K; t bu] news. tory <>n Pal had K )U 000 f «hans. mcultural not* 1 even ILjj lationa48 words
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Article24 1949-08-21 1 rl on I Health k,,.— in its K rie» In klag an devoted Sj? r that f i\ deR R: Africa l> un24 words
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Article61 1949-08-21 1 PasWh- new has been appropriating public funds, will be sought. Quirino has persistently refused to summon Congress because he, .acked a majority In th" Benatc. However the addition of Senators Tom a? Confesor of the NacionaJista Party and Senator Carlos Tan and Fernando l*)pe* among his supporters, now givesA.P. - 61 words
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159 1949-08-21 1 PALME DUCT'S SOLUTION TO MALAYAN WAR LONDON. Aug. 20. Mr. Palme Dutt, British Communist Party vico-presiderit, on Wednesday suggested "cessation of hostilities" and "immediate negotiations with representatives of the Malayan liberation movemerit" as a solution to What he called "the war in Malaya." The Malayan liberation movemeitt was "the mostReuter - 159 words
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Article, Illustration42 1949-08-21 1 PHOTO. Photo shows the Indian High Commissioner in Lundon. Mr. V. K Krishna Meuan (left centre behind flagstaff) matching the Tricolour flag being hoisted at Bush House,, London, tin the ocr.a.Lrt nf th« 2nd Anniversary of Indian Independence eta Aug. 15. A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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83 1949-08-21 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 20. Mr ijrygve 'Lie, Unlt?d Nations Secrctary-G&neral, said yesterday he would not formally propose placing the former Itali'an Colonies under direct United Nations trusteeship. Mr. Lie told a press conference that he felt he had done enoughi by recommending direct trusteeship inReuter - 83 words
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Article200 1949-08-21 1 NO DANGER OF COMMUNISM IN INDIA U.S. ENVOY LOY HENDERSON'S VIEWS MADRAS, Aug. 20.— Mr. Loy W. Henderson, United States Ambassador to India, told press yesterday there was "no real danger of Communism in India as Indians are not totalitarians by nature but practical idealists." Mr. Henderson said '•American helpReuter; A.P. - 200 words
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619 1949-08-21 1 DUTCH PREMIER TO OPEN CONFERENCE THE HAGUE, Aug. 20.— T0 enable overseas listeners to hear a broadcast of the solemn opening of the round-table conference at The Hague on Tuesday, Aug. 23, the ceremony has been postponed. It will begin at 1300 GMTA.P. - 619 words
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131 1949-08-21 1 New All -India Rly. Federation To Be Formed? CALCUTTA, Aug. 20.— The Colh-munist-dominated Bengal Provm. cial Trade Union Congress has called an All-India convention ot railwaymen here on September 16 and 17. The agenda of the convention will include the question of forming a new All.lndia section of railway workersReuter - 131 words
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480 1949-08-21 1 Shan States Leader Pledges To Fight Against Karen Rebels BURMA: RANGOON* Aufe. Kann ri-bdn ftghting tho QfftnWMlt for an autonomous slate fated attack from two new directions FrMav Over the signature of President Sao Hkun Hkio of the Shan Stale, n-\vsnat>er» carried a statement saying the Shan people* would flj?htAP; Reuter - 480 words
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Advertisement17 1949-08-21 1 L» >** sarawak 1>" 4.00 12 00 I 2400 48 00 J* 4.50 1350 f .27 00 Hit17 words
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Advertisement23 1949-08-21 1 TELL YOUR PRODUCTS TO THE PEOPLE through I TAMIL MURASU The Leading TAMIL Dally Id Malaya over 14 years 71, SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE.23 words
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1494 1949-08-21 2 Middle Class Men Must Be Ready To Enter Any f r j Rajaji's Advice 'IT IS THE ONLY WAY TO CHECK UNEMPLOYMENT BOMBAY, Aug. 10, (By Air Mail). I go back from my visit to Bombay very much cheered up. lam glad the Sardar is getting better said Mr. C.FOC - 1,494 words
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572 1949-08-21 2 By R. SATAKOPAN, A.P. Correspondent. NEW DELHI, Aug. 20. Mysterious, mountainlocked Tibet suddenly is in a dim kind of limelight. Vague reports filtering into India recently from this 475,000-square mile Himalayan country indicated that a revolt had been staged against Chinese de jure sovereignty. SomeA.P. - 572 words
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Article462 1949-08-21 2 ANGUS BRAMMALL - ANGUS BRAMMALL (By Over this red brick mansion, one* the home of a wealthy Sydney accountant, i s the flag of the n e W Dominion of Pakistan, the white star and crescent on vivid green The building, formerly occupied by the Indian Trade Commissioner was takenAIS - 462 words
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180 1949-08-21 2 AUSTRALIAN WOMAN CLAIMS TITLE OF BEGUM Well-known among Sydney's followers of the Prophet is Mrs. Alicia Ramaswamy, an Australian.' For merly a hawker in the South Australian Capital city, Adelaide, rfhe married an Australian-born Indian and later adopted his religion Mrs. Ramaswamy became a campaigner for better relations between nation*.AIS - 180 words
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Article31 1949-08-21 2 PRESTWICK.ScotIiaIM Mrs Richans V year-old "flying 1) -I .Vri 1 today, on I aftt-r setting i v. :~'M a round the world U*m to take 200 hours- ReuterReuter - 31 words
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307 1949-08-21 2 NEW DELHI, Aug. 20.-Dr. ft S. Adiseshiah Demm it partment off Exchange of Persons, of the United Natinn r* Serial and Cultural Organisation, said in an intervi*« ptj.p«sal o'f the National Commission for India of ihH a Gandhian plan of education had beenFOC - 307 words
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128 1949-08-21 2 India Ranks High World Civil A viatio NEW DELHI, Au*. 20.— Iniia ranks htf hJJ civil aviation— in the matter of ikcnft P"* cording to Mr. K. R. K. Menun. SwtttUJ k m try of Communications. rf In a radio interview hero, Mr. Venn J gre?s of civil aviation inFOC - 128 words
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Article603 1949-08-21 3 OS lounsis impressions IXo Indian Pressmen iug. M. (By Air Matt) Twenty n i tlv American round -t he-World Town '''Turn Iff'll World Seminar, led by George f, (old Pressmen here to-day that in the r lu 'had visited so far, including the Middle F In impressed by theFOC - 603 words
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849 1949-08-21 3 Lord Soulbury's Tribute To Senanayake 'A Great Public Servant' COLOMBO, Aug. 20.-"We honour him as a man, a great public servant, a statesman, a patriot, and the reader of a nation," said Lord Soulbury, Governor^eneral, referring to Mr. D. 8. Senanayake, Prime Minister, on the occasion of the unveiling ofFOC - 849 words
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57 1949-08-21 3 PATNA, Aug. Id.— A midnight run battle between prison 'ruards and armed Communists, attempting to raid Bhasalpirr Oentnjl Jail near Pa tn a. -u-:i*i officially announced todav. No details of «aau<atftes In last nifht^ickuh were made known. Heavily armed jpolioe picket* were todavReuter - 57 words
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Article, Illustration808 1949-08-21 3 India Will Act As Bridge Between East And West Pandit Nehru On Nation's Role In World Affairs NEW DELHI, Aug. 5, (By Air Mail).— "lt is the business of India to help in the reorientation of the relations between the kast and West and gradually to make them normal becauseFOC; A.P. - 808 words
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Article110 1949-08-21 4 The Postmaster-General, Malaya, announces that with effect from Aug. 22, newspapers, printed packet?, commercial packets, eampU' packets, small packets and litorJL tore for the blind, addressed to places within the Federation of Malaya and the Island of Singapore, will be accepted for transmission by air mail110 words
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456 1949-08-21 4 For Propagation Of Tamil Language, Culture Arts A Cultural Conference was held for three days on July 30 and 31st and Aug. 1 at the Chettiar's Hall in Sentul, Kuala Lumpur, under the auspices of the Malaya Tamil Pannai, an456 words
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Article347 1949-08-21 4 A Bill is to be introduced in the Council of State Qf Perak to provide for expenditure $45,000 a year for scholarships for the higher education of Perak Malays abroad. The Bill provides Ipr the constitution of a Board of Trustees to administer the lund and347 words
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Article232 1949-08-21 4 Mr. W. F. C. Grenier of Kuala Lumpur m aoi effort to raise funda for the University of MaJaya and the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis recently made a "drive" on certain sports menKrepreseintfative of all branches of sport) and amongst certain clojse friends232 words
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189 1949-08-21 4 APPOINTMENTS IN FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL The, High Commissioner, Federation of Malaya, bir Henry Guxney, nas appointed the Economic becretary, Federation of Malaya, Mr. W A. C. Goode, MCS., to be a Temporary Member of the federal Legislative Council in place of the Economic Secretary, Mr. A. Heywood-Waddington, MUo, during his189 words
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Article114 1949-08-21 4 Many people, Malay, Chinese and Eurasians are entitled to a War Medal, but have tnot ye-t received them. Locally Enlisted Persons, Chinese Labour Force, V.A.Ds. and Dalforce Personnel who served In the Army before *the fall of Singapore in February, 1942, and whu have not yet received114 words
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Article56 1949-08-21 4 At the request of the Mentri Besar. Jobore, the Commissioner of Road Transport, Mr. A. A, Forwards has imposed a speed limit of 30 miles per hour as the maximum *psed at which a motor vehicle may be driven on any road within any Town Board56 words
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341 1949-08-21 4 Following are further reports of celebrations of the Second Anniversary of Indian Independence Day n various parts of Malaya. AT KUALA LANGAT Under the Auspices of the Indian Association the Kuala Limgat Indians celebrated the 2nd Anniversary of the Indian Independence Day ,in Banting on Monday341 words
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Article101 1949-08-21 4 Under the ausyicss of -he Hindi Praehar Sabha, 3n Krishna Jayanti was celebr ited at tne Vivekananda A shram a on Aug. 17. There was prayer In the morning, Swn\ 1 iSatyananda officiating, and sevfir.i speu .*.!)< s in Ia:u:l were made in he cv.ning101 words
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Advertisement199 1949-08-21 4 "shirin" TODAY: 3.30, 6.30 and 9.15 p. m Ratnairala, Jcewan. Cnmakant Susil Kumar and qthers in PANGHAT (Hindustani) •••tn«milMtii|iilMfli«iitii«iilniii|ti|H t i lßNaiiaMa |a<|a(|at^j TODAY: 6 and 9.30 p.m THYAGARAJA BHAGAVATHAR aaid RAJAKUMARI in SIVAKAVI n (Tamil) ■Minn i urn ii it in iiiiitiiinitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiin a(| i^ a *^«fc^ ROYAI To-day 3199 words
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Miscellaneous170 1949-08-21 4 Aulolycus Pilgrim Embarkation Programme At Penang Following is the programme of embarkation of pilgrims by "Aulolycus", at Penang. TODAY, SUNDAY. Aug. 21. 7 a.m., Vessel arrives berth at wharf—South Wharf. 7.30 a.m. Commences loading cargo and pilgrims' baggage. On completion of loading cargo, vessel closes hatches, pilgTims' spaces will .be170 words
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