Indian Daily Mail, 29 August 1949
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Title Section16 1949-08-29 1 Indian Daily Mail VQL. V. NO. 200. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.16 words
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221 1949-08-29 1 Reported Compromise Move m fy VN Commission FECIAL DELEGATION TO VISIT iffijfi AHD PAKISTAN CAPITALS SRINAGAR, Aug. 28. New compromise propoJt'nrisumably designed to bring the two governments Zftkr for workable truce agreement, are to be Zstited to Ind id and Pakistan, by the United NationsAP; Reuter - 221 words
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105 1949-08-29 1 Publish Full Facts Behind Kashmir Deadlock, Says London Times •©ON, Aug 28.— The Tbnca I J*! irged the United Nations I m for Indi a and Pakistan »<"MTiin, and publish th,. 'facts' ■j 'he two dominions* conm mam in thc Kashmir d»s--u will b e pos_ an objective assessrmooted questions—105 words
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55 1949-08-29 1 15 ft VJ »w»w 'i'1i1N,,,,;;;. Correspondent) li "?> Am; 28 —The Indian r^ 11 fl ihv Railway Workers '"lay under the v,!;' S. Guruswamy, S* .V' ,nr AU India rij 'da ration. Id railvvaymen to Ur T T „f ,n<i r respon- H^v a55 words
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28 1949-08-29 1 STATE DEPT. DENIES BERMOSA MOVE RUMOURS j Aug 28. -The l, rday denied j American plan National *an (Forme Chine** 2o ay,ng the Rgj ImeSSK Co v ReuterReuter - 28 words
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82 1949-08-29 1 HYDERABAD GOVT. TO INTRODUCE IMPROVED FACILITIES FOR WORKERS (From Our Own Correspondent) HYDERABAD. Aug. 28 —The Hyderabad Government is considerisg a series of regulations to improve the working conditions of 100,000 industrial workers in the State. The regulations contemplate the abolition of all distinctions between perennial and seasonal factories regarding82 words
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Article19 1949-08-29 1 ADELAIDE, Aug. 28 Sir Donald Bradman has been appointed treasurer of the South Australian die ket Association.- A. P.A.P. - 19 words
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222 1949-08-29 1 Geneva, Aug. 2S. Nearly 200 mental health experts yesterday recommended the setting up of a permanent world institute of mental health and human relations. They were psychiatrists and •oci.tfoff.sts fron» 3;* country-*, mn ing here for the secojid annual As: cml)!yReuter - 222 words
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173 1949-08-29 1 Zafrullah Khan To Ask For Immediate Creation Of Independent Libya KARACHI. Aug. 28— Sir Moham. med Zafrullah Khan, Pakistan Foreign Minister, said here last night that at the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly he would ask for immediate crea_ Hon of a United Independent Libya when theReuter - 173 words
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Article47 1949-08-29 1 MANILLA, Aug. ?8. T Mrll.ona.re F C Dela Rama and wife were sentenced to prison term of I x months to trire*- years. I Man of several abases and warmade fortune, asd Laura Ka-unu^ house valued at H25.Q00 Japan war pesos. A.P.A.P. - 47 words
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140 1949-08-29 1 No Confirmation Of Royal Australian Visit Next Year LONDON, Aug. 28.— An Australian newspaper report that King George a*nd Queen Elizabeth with Princess Margaret would visit Australia nex!t year was not confirmed in court circles here yesterday. This year's postponed tour was due to take place during Australia's cool autumn,Reuter - 140 words
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97 1949-08-29 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) KANPUR (United Provinces), Aug 28. The. greatest problem facing Asia at present was hat of land. Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru told the United Provinces Congressmen here last night. Nehru who was commenting on the United Provinces Zamindari Abolition Bill97 words
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86 1949-08-29 1 RANGOON, Aug 28— The Burmese Government has banned all military and civilian plane flights to Lashio in the northern Shan States. No reason was given. Lashio was the road through which supplies wer e sent to China during war. A broadcast from86 words
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120 1949-08-29 1 Precision Instruments Factory To Be Established In U.P. NEW DELHI, Aug. 28 —A state. owned precision instruments factory with an estimated annual pro^ duet ion of goods worth nearly U.5.52,01i0.000 will be established in the Cnited Provinces at Lucknow, the Government announced. The factory will make 'lectro_ cardiographs, binocular*, thei-iruA.P. - 120 words
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322 1949-08-29 1 STRASBOURG. France, Auk- 28.— A committee of the Consultative Assembly announced on Saturday it had drawn up an 11 -point Bill of Rights for Europeans. r e% .1...,.-. f_...» -Kit. r- The proposed Magna Carta for th t common man isA.P. - 322 words
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Article, Illustration226 1949-08-29 1 DR. RADHAKRISHNAN LONDON, Aug. 28.— Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, India's Ambassador designate to Russia, said last night "I am going to Moscow with an open mind, hoping to help ease the tension between the Anglo-American countries and the Soviet Union. "My aims areReuter - 226 words
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Article218 1949-08-29 1 PEEKHILL, New York, Aug. 28— Marching American veteraais battled a Paul Robeson concert crowd in a fierce three- hour riot on Saturday night. At least 13 persoyis were reported beaten, or bruised at.d two were in serious condition today. The heated battle broke out whenReuter; A.P. - 218 words
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152 1949-08-29 1 Another Armed Rebellion Against Bolivian Govt. LA PAZ. Bolivia, Auk. !X. Rebels attempting to overthrow the government on Saturday night were reported holding one eity in Bolivia's tin mining district and to be fighting at another. Earlier the government had announced it had crashed the rebellion, which had started beforeAP - 152 words
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69 1949-08-29 1 PERSIA'S STRONG PROTEST TO RUSSIA TEHERAN. Aug. 28 The Per. sian Foreign Minister. Ai, Asghai Hekmat, announced here today h« had mad,, a "strong protest* to Russia against ihe alleged deten tion of 11 Persian border troops and demanded their Immediate release Th<" Minister told the presi that the PersianReuter - 69 words
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51 1949-08-29 1 SEOUL. Korea. Aug. ?K l>r Anup Singh, chairman of tinUnited Nations CommLssioi. for Korea, said hen- yesterday that the Indian Oovernmomt had appointed him advisor to India's de legation to the United Nations. He wiP L-»»w for Lake Success on Sept. 5.-Reuter - 51 words
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Article83 1949-08-29 1 WASHINGTON, Aug 28 Th World Bank announced today that it is sending a five-man mission t Turkey to examine three proji for which the Turkish Governm. nt is seeking a loan The Bank said that its thre projects w» re. firstly, grain st facilities, secondly.A.P. - 83 words
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202 1949-08-29 1 TITUSVILLE, Pennsylvania. Aug. 28. Secretary of the Navy Matthews said today that Americans can favourably resolve the "ideological conflict between East and West if they are ready to pay the price." 'We hav\. learned through the operations of the Truman doctrine, the Marshall PlanA.P. - 202 words
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Advertisement22 1949-08-29 1 TILL TOUR PRODUCT* TO THE PEOPLI through TAMIL MURASU The Leading TAMIL Dally In Malaya over 14 years. 71, SLLEGIL KOAD. SINGAPORE.22 words
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725 1949-08-29 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Mon. Aug. 29, 1949. WHAT DATO ONN SHOULD DO DOLITICS is a grim affair. Those who take to it or regard it as a pastime or pleasure, will not be able to understand its complexities or much less appreciate its intricacies, and politicians who talk of725 words
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244 1949-08-29 2 DISPUTE OVER CONTROLS ON REMITTANCES (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Aug. 28. India has lodged an official protest with the Ceylon Government against the 'harassing regulations' governing remittances by Indian labourers in Ceylon to their families in India.244 words
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133 1949-08-29 2 KABUL. Auk. 28.— India's Deputy Minister for External Affairs. Dr. B. V. Keskar who «s now in Afghanistan to attend the Independence Celebrations had meetings with the Afghan Prime Minister. Shah Mahmud Khan and the Foreign Minis, ter, Sardar Ali Mohammed Khan. Dr. Keskar133 words
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216 1949-08-29 2 BURMA: RANGOON, Aug. 28.— Australian antain l Sydney has been captured bv Burmese rebelJ n plane forcelanded near the rebel town of Tmn H f tr h > Central Burma Magwe district, it was reS i n^)«l2 on Saturday, says an A.P. report. p eaA.P.; AP - 216 words
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122 1949-08-29 2 NEW DELHI, Aug. 28— Sir B. N. Rau, India's permanent representative to the U.N., will had the Indian delegation to the fourth regu_ lar session of the U.N. General Assembly commencing at Lake Success on Sept. 20, an External Affairs Ministry announcement said. OtherFOC - 122 words
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77 1949-08-29 2 EMPEROR SELASSIE ORDERS HANGING OF RAILWAY SABOTOEURS ASMARA ERITREA. Aug. 28. Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia yesterday ordered hanging of the leaders of 600 railwaymen who this week stormed offices and workshops of the Franco-Ethiopian Railway Company at Direwada, between Addis Ababa and Djibouti. The attack, reported Friday, caused injuriesReuter - 77 words
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Article28 1949-08-29 2 FRANKFURT, Aug. 28.—India is one of 33 countries guranteeing protection of new German patent* designs, trademarks and copyright. the AnglojAmerican expert import agency for W closed here.— ReuterReuter - 28 words
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119 1949-08-29 2 More Foodgrains For Madras From The Centre (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS. Aug. 28— Mr J P. L. Roche-Victoria, Madras Food Minister, told pressmen yesterday the Indian Government has promised an extra allotment of 200,000 tons of foodgrains for Madras Province. The Minister stated tnis quota was over and above119 words
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86 1949-08-29 2 ConASSEMBLY CONGRESS PARTY DISCUSSION ON LANGUAGE ISSUE (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Aug 28 The Constituent Assembly Congress Par. ty meeting here to decide on the language issue ended in a tieup following, heated discussion over whether reference should be made in the Constitution to international numerals. Members from86 words
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37 1949-08-29 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS. Aug. 28.— Mr. Hariharanath Shastri, Secretary of the Indian National Trade Union Con. gress, will tour Tamilnad and visit important industrial centres in South India in September.—Copyright.37 words
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Article32 1949-08-29 2 SAN SEBASTIAN, Aug. 27.— King Abdullah of Jordan will visit Spain early next month and will be received by General Franco it was announced by the Ministrv of For_ sign Affairs. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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424 1949-08-29 2 'Forget The Past' Appeal To RSS Workers WORK FOR BUILDING UP THE NATION'S CHARACTERS, SAYS GOWALKAR NEW DELHI, Aug. 28.— xMr. M. S. Golwalkar, the KSS chief, advised workers of the Sangh to "forget the past" and "concentrate on building the character of the nation." Degeneration of the national character,FOC; Reuter - 424 words
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69 1949-08-29 2 SARDAR PATEL MAKES SATISFACTORY PROGRESS BOMBAY, Aug. 28. London specialists have examined India's Deputy Prime Minister, 74-year-old Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, who has been suffering from internal trouble, according to newspaper reports here yesterday. Doctors attending him said yesterday that although his health had been indifferent for some time he hadReuter - 69 words
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Article54 1949-08-29 2 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 28.--Gor-don Clapp, Chairman of the Board of the Tennessee Valley Authority, was appointed Friday by the U.N. Secretary-General, Trygve Lie. to lead the proposed economic survey of the Middle East. The U.S. proposed the survey, which has the support of Israel andA.P. - 54 words
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Article39 1949-08-29 2 LONDON. Aug. 28. India's am-bassador-designate to Moscow, Sir Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. arrived at London airport yesterday by air from Bombay on hU way to the Soviet Union. He would make no comment on his appointment.- ReuterReuter - 39 words
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315 1949-08-29 2 TO COMBAT FOOD SHORTAGE NEW DELHI. Aug. 28— -India is tightening her belt further to ensure minimum waste of foodstuffs. The Government of India has directed the provincial and state governments to introduce more austere measures and io ensure more economy. These are some ofA.P. - 315 words
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122 1949-08-29 2 KARACHI, Aug. 28.— The Pakistan Government last week approved and gave! high priority to six national development schemes, including a £3.000,000 hydroelectric project on the Indus river near Mianwall. West Punjab, according to authoritative sources. Work is to start immediately on all six projects, theReuter - 122 words
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Article63 1949-08-29 2 TOKYO. Aug. 28. Lieutenant Dudley Russel, Commander of the British troops in India arrived at Hanada airport yesterday afternoon accompanied by his wife. He is here on duty and is expected to leave Tokyo on Tuesday morning on a mission to Hong Kong. HeA.P. - 63 words
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Article23 1949-08-29 2 WASHINGTON. Aug. 28. Truman administration leaders yesterday delayed until Monday a decision on whether to cut the $1,450,000,000 fore?™ M tance programme. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article129 1949-08-29 2 1 6 Injured In Train Collision Persons, including |*TS employees, were kfaJ? ri "n sDown5 Down Delh? X^ with a train bound Cawnpore Centra S £.J> i morning of .w °M The buffer ol 'tl ront. bogey ot t h e 12 were sligntly damaged M fUlt of the impact,FOC - 129 words
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120 1949-08-29 2 LAKE SUCCESS, tag H-fl United Nations ChiMfeai lu innouiu -I resteriaj kiln (J.S.SI million to aiJ nndv (hi rlren in India and Pakistan. This will covi r an illti-tWfl culosla progra nm< for docton working lo I welfare n* id. i health driveReuter - 120 words
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83 1949-08-29 2 MADRAS Au, IH.-U-J Gouhert. leader oi dian SmialiM Part) sa.d a. H£ 01l Wednesday that th, -etujj „f French India's future P^J setup would have to b, t» dum a GoubMi. „tum<- minute conference r Overseas Mmistrr, I* i j claimed a83 words
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Article38 1949-08-29 2 LONDON A, uf i;th 'J j, due of %Hifbl^ o{ m fiial. rourt. >»^Jd i/J OUll^llOl. W.l last night- I He will b I Judicial C; I Council, his I the Comm'-u*'*- 1138 words
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Advertisement20 1949-08-29 2 BACKACHE^ BW 1 ft J rm •Get to the root of the I j trouble -the Kidneys- j I^l .J20 words
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463 1949-08-29 3 L Measure Of Support From All Quarters Liiab Khan's Name Also 1 Mentioned- ff SUCCESS, Aug. 28. Brigadier General Wionudo of the Philippines is almost sure to 1 president of the United Nations Ashick of delegates indicated yesterday r ot HuReuter - 463 words
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283 1949-08-29 3 Paul Spaak Predicts Germany's Entry Into Europe Council! PARIS, Aug. 28. Paul lienri Spaak <tf Belgium, President of the European Consultative Assembly on Thursday, predicted Germany'** entrance into the Council oi Europe in the near future. Speaking to a news conference— his first* since his election a* Assembly Chairman. Spaa*A.P.; Reuter - 283 words
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Article25 1949-08-29 3 WASHINGTON. Aug. 28 Chinese Ambassador Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo discussed thc Far Eastern Situation on Friday with Deputy Under-Secretary of State Dean Rusk.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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152 1949-08-29 3 PI COMMITTEE'S REPORT J DELHI, Aug. 28.— The Indian Income Tax y'" n vim <l shortly, according to the recomPy o special committee appointed by the suggested Law be modi- < paying -a: ion Sir S Court I ap- 01 ability luin some-Reuter - 152 words
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55 1949-08-29 3 MOSCOW, Aug. 28. -The Soviet news agency. Tass, reported Friday that "suspicious American travellers arc, near the southern border of the U.S.S.R." The Tass declared that the I/anian Government was showing •suspicious attention" to vbjq journalists wno are traveling the route which Marco poio onceA.P. - 55 words
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486 1949-08-29 3 NATIONALISTS COUNTERATTACK RED FORCES THREE TOWNS RECAPTURED CHINA CANTON, Aug. 28. The Chinese Nationalist forces counter-attacTced Saturday and recaptured three key towns just outside the Kwangtung province, in an arc 140 miles northeast of Canton, according to private reports, says an A.l*- report. i The Communist radio claimed, meanwhile, thatA.P.; Reuter - 486 words
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54 1949-08-29 3 KING AND QUEEN ENTERTAIN KING ABDULLAH BALMORAL. Scotland, Aug. 28.— King George VI and Queen Elizabeth entertained King Abdullah of Hashemite Jordan (Trans Jordan) at luncheon Saturday. There was no state ceremony and no royal salute for the Arab ruler, who wore blafck robes and a head dress of darkA.P. - 54 words
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44 1949-08-29 3 BENARES, Aug. 28.— Mr. Jaswant Singh, the Congress candidate was declared elected to the Benares District Board in the by.eiection from the Dhanapur area. He polled 2,300 votes against 947 secured by his onnonent. a Socialist candidate.- FOCFOC - 44 words
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45 1949-08-29 3 4,5,000 DISPLACED PERSONS TO BE RE-SETTLED IN BHOPAL BHOPAL. Aug. 28.— The Indian Ministry of Rehabilitation has de. ciilcd to send about 45,000 displaced persons to Bhopal for re-settlement, >t >s learnt her**" The first batch of 2,500 will arrive here by Sept. 15. FOCFOC - 45 words
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Article, Illustration33 1949-08-29 3 Photo. Veiled Pakistan Girl Students march in a Pakistan Independence Day Procession on August 14. The procession, with J public meeting later in the day. was organised bv the Pakistan Students* Federation.- A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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709 1949-08-29 3 To Give Mandate To Cripps For Washington $-<£. Talks LONDON, Aug. 28.— The British Foreign Secrelai/, Ernest Bevin, and Sir Stafford Cripps, Chancellor of the Exchequer, sail for America on Wednesday with a common official policy for beating Britain's money crisis, and with aA.P.; Reuter - 709 words
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65 1949-08-29 3 CANTON. Aug. 23. The Ministry of National Defence on Sunday admitted the loss of Lanchow, capital of Kansu Province. The announcement said Government forces in Lanchow withdrew on Thursday night and the Communists entered the city the next morning. The provincial government of Kansu transferred65 words
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Article95 1949-08-29 3 MANILA. Am:. iB. President Quirino on his recent trip to Washington extended an Informal invitation lo President Truman to visit the Philippines, his office said yesterday. A spokesman quoted Qiiirino as saying that "if Mr. Truman goes to Japan I am sure he will visit usA.P. - 95 words
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79 1949-08-29 3 8-YEAR-OLD CHINESE GIVEN U.S. CITIZENSHIP SEATTLE. Aug 28.— Despite quirks of American law. Yes. Kum gee, eight_year-oid Chinese boy. wp~ declared a U..S. citizen on Thursday. Because h e was l>orn in Cli na after the enactnvio ol a 11)40 law, which requires 10 year-; United States residence ol parent,A.P. - 79 words
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Advertisement43 1949-08-29 3 Pleasantly scented bath soaps. Their tXceUence and purity are unsurpassed. Very popular and economical a, they ar» by far the finest toilet soaps obtainable at such a low price. Sole Agents: K. CHELLARAM SONS, (Far East) LTD. Tel: f«6« 102 tIM.II STKM-T SINGAPORE.43 words
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760 1949-08-29 4 But Damaged Pipeline Not Yet Repaired An official announcement issued by the Public Works Department, Selangor. states that although the damaged water pipe has not been repaired, it has been possible to work a temporary water supply for Kajang town starting at 6760 words
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Article171 1949-08-29 4 Big Squatter Resettlement Scheme The Johore Government is preparing a big scheme tor the resettlement of squatters in Johore (estimated to be about 1,50 J families) in as safer aire a in Kota Tinggi District. The Assistant Secretary Chinese Affairs and the Commissioner ol Land and Mines together with the*171 words
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Article119 1949-08-29 4 The Royal Artillery requires recruits for the Singapore Artillery Regiment, and announces the following details of service. Candidates should be of good physique, between the ages of 18 and 25 years, and of minimum height 5 ft. 2" (five feet, two Inches). Educational requirements are, Starndard119 words
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Article47 1949-08-29 4 NEW DELHI, Aug. 28.— Five Indonesian Republican officers headed by Colonel B. Simatupang l Chief 0 f Staff of the Indonesian Republican army, left here for Karachi yester day for The Hague They met Pandit Nehru mirim* their four-day stay h«re.— ReuterReuter - 47 words
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69 1949-08-29 4 As from Sept. 1. the rice ration ior the Federation of Malaya will b? increased by half a katty per person/ per wqok to throe ka&ties per person per week. The bonus ,ssue of half katty per person per week will remain a^nd, therefore,69 words
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Article39 1949-08-29 4 In the Official Press Release on the subject of Singapore Rice Ration increase, published yesterday, the figure givtfn for children should read 21 katttes per week and not 2\ katties per week, as published.39 words
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578 1949-08-29 4 Over 10,000 Babies Rorn At Kandang Kerbau Hopit al Last Year AN ALL-TIME RECORD, SAYS RADIO MALAYA COMMENTATOR "When 1 visited Kandang Kerbau Hospital, the first words 1 heard and the last were 'We never refuse admission/ I wasn't particularly surp sed the first time I heard them. But when578 words
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Article, Illustration408 1949-08-29 4 The Australian Government is again this vear v..-.. Territories ta&SaTsartAdJ U Sh A Senior fellowship is intended to provide advanced training pr facilities for research for candidates who may or may not be themselves University candidates already engaged on responsible work and special arrangements408 words
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Advertisement179 1949-08-29 4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT M». Mrs. K. M. Nayakatti thank all their friends and relatives for their valuable presents and good H ishes on the occasion of Lhe marriage of their daughter, Sreemathi Sarojini, with Sreeman R. N. Rajan on 18-8-49. GUARANTEED Asthma, Piles, Loss of Vitalit) and Virility are permanently and speedily179 words
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Advertisement194 1949-08-29 4 Ceylonese Association Formed At Batu Pahat At a meeting of the Ceylonese residents of Batu Pahat held on Thursday, Aug. 25. at No. 28. Jalan Edrus. with Mr. S. C. Mclntyre in the chair, it was resolved to form a Ceylonese Association at Batu Pahat. The following Interim Committee was194 words
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