Indian Daily Mail, 23 September 1949
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Title Section16 1949-09-23 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 224. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.16 words
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318 1949-09-23 1 Umbers Preparing To Leave For Geneva ilia's Future Action To Be Decided Only After Final Report To Sec-Council ggINAGAIt. Kashmir, Sept. 22. The 14-month-old United b Kashmir ommission has ended ils mission. Dm Commission said it can do no more to solveA.P.; Reuter; GIIS - 318 words
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Article54 1949-09-23 1 RANGOON, Sep:. 22. —A Untfid States Congressional delegation Wednebday emplaned for Bangkok and Manila and the Phtiippints after an instructive 24-hour stay here, during which they had discussions witn the U.6. Ambassador J. K. Huddle, and Burmese Gov ernmen: officials. They are <ftK to Kavc B^ntkok o:iA.P. - 54 words
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165 1949-09-23 1 KARACHI, Sept. 22. Zahid Husain. Governor of the State Bank Df Pakistan, said in a nationwide broadcast tonight the Pakistan Government's decision not to devalue the rupee was "Arm and final." "There is no question o/ groihg back on it," he declared. Giving warning againstReuter - 165 words
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41 1949-09-23 1 CEYLON TEA RUBBER WORKERS STRIKE CALLED OFF COLOMBO, Sept. 22.— Strike of tea and rubber estate workers due to start today over wages claims was called off when the Colombo Municipal and harbour workers refused to come out in sympathy. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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270 1949-09-23 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 22.— The Kashmir Commission's report to the Security Council «»n lhe deadlock over the truce Dart of the three-point August resolution is not expected to reach United Nations headquarters until the middle of October, it was authoritatively learnt he re,Reuter - 270 words
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233 1949-09-23 1 Britain To Give De Facto Recognition To Chinese Communist Govt.? LONDON, Sept. 22.— Britain has definitely decided to extend de facto recognition to the Chinese Communist Government as soon as this is proclaimed, it was believed in. usually wellinformed quarters in London today. This decision, it was thought, was theReuter - 233 words
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510 1949-09-23 1 INDO-PAKISTAN BREACH LIKELY TO BE WIDENED (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Sept. 22.— Pakis tans refusal to follow India in devaluing the rupee will have serious immediate repurcussions on Madras tanners who just yesterday were pleased with the expectation of exporting greater quantities of510 words
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124 1949-09-23 1 GODSE'S APPLICATION TO PRIVY COUNCIL TO BE OPPOSED? LONDON, Sept. ZZ.-*The petition by the five men senenced for *h< murder of Mahatma Gandhi for fravc to appeal to the Federal Court ■n India will be opposed before the Privy Council in London by Mr. D. N. Prit», a King's counselReuter - 124 words
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Article241 1949-09-23 1 Bombay City In Floods Again! TRAFFIC COMPLETELY DISLOCATED BOMBAY, Sept. 22.— Bombay was ghrem an official h an i holiday today because of rain and floods. The citv awok, »i dawn to find business streets k nee deep m water. Buses, trains, trams and motors were all suspended and businessA.P. - 241 words
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Article186 1949-09-23 1 CANTON Sept. 2'.\— Cieneralis simo (hian« Kai-shek left the old mornTn" "SSPS* < :h «»^h,"\his inoiiuii- f or c aiU on b.v way „f viS?i n,nK of Y «n»*i Province on the Burma border AtKunming. hr conferred with tho Yunnan Governor-General Lu Ham who 10 daysReuter - 186 words
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622 1949-09-23 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Fri. Sept. 23, 1949. COMMUNITIES LIAISON COMMITTEE-IV UfiiEN the formal inauguration of the Sino-Malay Goodwill Committee was announced in January this year, the public honestly hoped to witness a radical change on the part of the leaders of both the coma initios, namely, a descent, from622 words
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Article1245 1949-09-23 2 Controls On Imports To Karachi Likely PAK. DECISION INSPIRED BY POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS" NEW DELHI, Sept. 22. Pakistan's decision not to devalue its rupee in terms' of the dollar is likely to compel India to introduce immediatelyA.P.; Reuter - 1,245 words
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263 1949-09-23 2 Pakistan Will Be Compelled Devalue Rupee Opinion In America NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-I' ai L( I dollar price of its rupee, while i ndi.- deci^ I lot of complications in trade b u v e^*VwS| countries, financial experts said u" the Ur,*S| Wagle, Reuter Correspondent ere l «fc. **4 TheReuter - 263 words
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81 1949-09-23 2 JAPANESE TRADE MISSION TO TOUR INDIA TOKYO. Sept. 22.— A mission to help Japan increase her foreign trade is heading for Thailand. Burma, Pakistan, and India on a three months tour. Japanese rolling stock and auto in ait ive items are the principal products being touted. AMng Snell, of SCAP'sA.P. - 81 words
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82 1949-09-23 2 24 NATIONS FOLLOW DEVALUATION MOVE LONDON, Sept. 22. Four nations Spain, Argentina. Chile ana Uruguay— were still uncertain last night whether to devalue their currencies as the total number ol nations following Britain's lead mounted to 24. Those already devalued are: Britain, Australia, Belgium. Burm i, Canada .Ceylon. Denmark, Esypt.Reuter - 82 words
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363 1949-09-23 2 To Consider Rupee Devaluation Issue NEW DELHI, Sept. 22.— The Government of India Wed. nesday decided to convene an emergency session of the Constituent Assembly on Wednesday, Oct. 5, to consider its act of devaluing the rupee and its consequences, savsA.P.; Reuter - 363 words
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Article72 1949-09-23 2 LONDON, Sept. 21. —Tht price silver h^re was today fixed at 64 pence per ounce for both spot and forward delivery. This compared with the pre.devaluation price of 44 12 pi-nce. The mw price was described by bullion brokers as just what wt' had expec'od." ItReuter - 72 words
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Article58 1949-09-23 2 In our first article i n ihe above series, our quotation of th e last paragraph of the latest communique of th* Communities Liaison Committee, should read as follows: "Tht* following members were present at the meeting:—" The word "meeting" appearing in its plural number in this quotation asIDM - 58 words
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155 1949-09-23 2 CALCUTTA STUDENTS ON HUNGER-STRIKE: PROTEST AGAINST CLOSURE OF COLLEGE CALCUTTA. Sept. 22.— About 200 students Of the Presidency College, residing m the College Hostel, started a hunger-strike on Sept 17 as a protest against the order of the West Bengal Government for the closure of the College and the CollegeFOC - 155 words
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82 1949-09-23 2 SPECIAL AIR SERVICE FOR HAJ PILGRIMS FROM INDIA BOMBAY. Bep Q^|J time Haj pilgrim? aMnin of air Benficc. A rpeciftlfl plane lefl here ca.r pilgrims by ao In Skymaster, Thi plar.es are fXper.ed r tile D«M two week-. A pai'y of 23 Ct I who arrived here or. China wili82 words
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47 1949-09-23 2 NEW DELHI. S T. Shah has be:. a nd Kazi Sy-d Ka: Deputy Leader, ol r «g cd parliamentary oppwW Social Democrat Par-J j Sardar Hukam E J jab) has tx 1 Mr. Mahb"ol. AI B*M Whip of the Party, w47 words
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31 1949-09-23 2 FOREIGN FIRM SET UP AUTOMOBILE PLANT .V DELHI. E Standing C and Su,.,!'. 'J approved a fl 1, .-ign firm mobil. mar.ufa which R- 3 1 bv th* 1 inn itieH.-^J31 words
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149 1949-09-23 3 COIMBATORE, Sept. 22.—Inaugurating the South India regional centre of the India Socie'y of Engineers h^re on Sept. 17, Mr. Hemendra Prasad Ghos-h, Calcutta journalist, said that India needed more engineers than lawyers and jcurnaliss and even doctors. He said. "We want Indian engineers toFOC - 149 words
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262 1949-09-23 3 VN General Assembly Proceedings Idian Delegate Sir B.N. Kau's Historic I Assurance Before Assembly I in <HL\(i MEADOWS, New York Spnt 99 tu~ I/;:,,,, vita. c «k™< m» d &t[v:"c: L ASfc EN rEttINQ NEW EH A OF I C8&PERATI0N" split the world in twoA.P. - 262 words
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Article169 1949-09-23 3 the Assemb- Valle ai Brazil, had done i\ the number incredible. by the U.S. Mr. Dean Ache:ol lowed by .statr Senor ssed the attaches rts to aid the Russian the session ii i th reception n i ist night. ktaon Slid: "It is timely \>seu»'-. to make a reI169 words
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197 1949-09-23 3 CHINA TO LAUNCH ATTACK ON WORLD COMMUNISM FLUSHING MEADOWS, Sept. 22. China is expected to launch a Strang attack on/ world Communism and its danger to the whole of Asia at today's meeting 6f the United Nations General Assembly, it waLs learned authoritatively. But there Ls no definite indication yetReuter - 197 words
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321 1949-09-23 3 NEW YORK, Sept. 22.— Russia rejected a conciliatory appeal on Wednesday from U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson to co-operate in settling Korean and Balkan conflicts.. But the Soviet lost their flrel figbt to throw those issues out ol the Uniua nations, it was theA.P. - 321 words
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Article645 1949-09-23 3 Settlement Ot International Problems WSHING MEADOWS, New York, Sept. 22.— Mir. Dean plaited States Secretary of State, yesterday appealed n h I ni.,n to cooperate in solving international prob- Mfesing ihe United Nations Assembly in the first maP> of the session the Secretary of State urged the So toA.P.; Reuter - 645 words
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505 1949-09-23 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.— The Chinese Communist leader, Mao Tze-tung, announced in Peiping Wednesday the establishment of a "People's Republic of China". Mao's speech was broadcast by the Communist radio and heard by the Associated Press in San Francisco. The announcement was madeAP; Reuter - 505 words
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62 1949-09-23 3 TRUMAN NAMES NEW ENVOY TO NETHERLANDS WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. President Truman Wednesday nominated 'fielden Chapin, a Stat" Department career officer, ko be Ambassador to One Netherlands. Chapin succeeds Dr. Herman Baruch. who has resigned. Chaplin, 50. was born in Eric, Pennsylvania and has been advisor to Dean Acheson. th« U.S.A.P. - 62 words
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167 1949-09-23 3 NEW DELHI, Sept. 22.— Informed sources say the Rootes group ol British motor manufacturers will establish a company in India to assemble and ultimately manufac. ture cars and trucks. Thi sources sav the majority stock will be held by Indian nationals with IndiansA.P. - 167 words
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353 1949-09-23 4 Possibility Ot Surpluses Anticipated! WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.— World rice production will return lo pre-war figures for the first time since lhe beginning of World War II in the 1950-51 crop year the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) estimated today*A.P. - 353 words
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82 1949-09-23 4 The next discussion group meeting of the Singapore Kerala Samajam Literary section will be held on Sunday, iSept. 25, at 5.30 p.m. at Wo. 6, Race Course Lane. Mr. N Nadarajan wili preside over the meeting and Mr. Peter Vayana Salayil will speak on "Literature."82 words
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116 1949-09-23 4 A pictorial exhibit of the Marshall Plan will be on view to the public at Victoria Memorial Hail. Singapore, tor three days commencing today. Friday, Sept. 23. The exhibit is entitled "How The Marshall Plan Works" and consists of a series of 32 outstandingUSIS - 116 words
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52 1949-09-23 4 COL. SECRETARY TO LAUNCH "TRAVELLING SHOP" Mr. P. A. B. McKerron, the Colonial Secretary, will launch the "Travelling Shop" of the Singapore Co-operative Stores Society Ltd., tomorrow, Saturday, Sept. 24. To mark the occasion the Society will give a Tea Party at 331, North Bridge Road, at 4.00 p.m. the52 words
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72 1949-09-23 4 Certificates of the Dakshina Bharat Hindustani Prachar Sabha. Madras, will be presented to the candidates who were successful in the Hindi Examination held last year in the Kuala Lumpur Centre (by Mr. A. A. Mohamed Abdullah, the President of the Selangor Indian Merchants Chamber, at No.72 words
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195 1949-09-23 4 The U.t>. congrtsaaonai winmiir tec oi six. wno arc on a visit to inc rar r*a;»i, nave ueicrieu tneir ainvai in oingapore unm todiiorrow, oauiruay aaiernoon, msieaa Ou rxiaay. Tne uciay is tide to arrangement oi /tueir .scnectuie in oiuer to avoiu conmct wun religious nonaaysUSIS - 195 words
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131 1949-09-23 4 Burma Air Force Hit On Karen Rebel Stronghold RANGOON, Sept. 22.— The Burma Air Force Wednesday scored direct nrts on targets at the rebel Karen stronghold of Sabudaung, about 26 mil os north of Rangoon, the Burmese army radio announced. it said that air crews reported rebels were abandoning SabudaungA.P. - 131 words
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32 1949-09-23 4 To commemorate their third anniversary, the Singapore Medical Labour Union will give a Tea Party at the T.T.S.H. Compound on Sunday. Sept. 25, at 4.30 p.m.32 words
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77 1949-09-23 4 HIGH ALTITUDE RIAF OBSERVATORY TO HELP PILOTS SRINAGAR, iSept. 22. To improve information available to the service .and civilian air line pilots, t,he KIAF has recenrUy opened a .neteorological observatory at Uie nignest point of the Banihal Pass, Kashmir State. Meteorological observations are now passed frequently to airfields ajt Srinagar,GIIS - 77 words
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55 1949-09-23 4 RAJASTHAN FOOTBALLERS TO PLAY IN AID OF BURMA "PEACE FUND" CALCUTTA, Sept. 22.— The Rajasthan Football Club of Calcutta has been invited by «he President of the Burma Athletic Association t 0 play three exhibition matches against Burma Selected sides at Rangoon in aid of the "Peace Fund" sponsored byGIIS - 55 words
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Article33 1949-09-23 4 The 'First Youth Rally of the Singapore Youth Council will be held at the Singapore Police Training School urounds. Thomson Koad, tomorrow, Saturday, Sept. 24. at 3 p.m.33 words
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92 1949-09-23 4 TECHNICAL GROUP OF R.T.C. HAGUE TALKS THE HAGLii, bepi 22.-A technical group oi the Duicn-inuoiß-cuan ix>unu-iaDle comercii/ce muii^ary committee is to Degm im* wee* a aetanea stuay oi problems connected witn tne witnaiawai ui jjdtcn troops irom Inuone^ia. 'line committee will also consider the assistance whicn can possioiy oe givenReuter - 92 words
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Article, Illustration56 1949-09-23 4 Group photograph otf Tetak Indians taken when Mr. Ramakrish,,, m I India in Kuala Lumpur, paid an official visit to Tetok. Seated <i_'lt A »ni „< Sattayan. Muthu, Gan Jeow, Ibramsha Rawther, Penghulu Abdul »h tr ShH Swami Satyananda, Sundranj, K. Sinniah, A. B. Saltan mX, eu' v kt lsh56 words
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