Indian Daily Mail, 19 November 1949

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    16 1 Indain Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 278. SINGAPORE,. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1949. SIX PAGES 10. CENTS,
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    Means Of Production To Be State-Owned
    161 1 Minister Gadgil On India's New Constitution 1 m Our Own Corresponded ij I'^^1 Minister for Work., M.nes V. (.adgil said in the Constituent Assembly dilution contemplated "an organisation in ip. control and regulation of the means or (I i>e in the han Is of
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    Israel Security Forces Search For Arab Infiltrators
    54 1 Israel Security Forces Search For Arab Infiltrators 18. The A \.nr in nortl ist three days n cordoned oil ty Forces searching for i romber •eked, a house C he bigs°st A**ab > in olive tree ialilee midway beand Acre. infiltrees were irtled t -ide in i returned acros tesman
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    Typhoon Delays Loy Henderson's Arrival
    44 1 Typhoon Delays Loy Henderson's Arrival 18.— Thearr I idia U)< v until 730 .•at n still ragam area. Pan A ding a pa of high A: w next leu days. lected to stay two days. His r had f>p i r- for many yt
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    TERRORISTS KILL INDIAN MERCHANT IN ASMARA
    136 1 MAS V Nov. 13. r f ev> rtsts ihoK d td i ita ::an tax: ttnrei m w [ndJ id i'" i sing ata I from Asmara on T F I :idian was Dulabl) Prem- «i, a merchant w< Ikn Asmara i t own
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    Hague Conference A Victory For India's Foreign Policy
    78 1 _v us DR. ALAGAPAS t>ui«-h from ilh I'uli.n. MmmUm l!;t MaY Consul-general in Ind.me^. l» listed that the aw „f settleunded l» h. I nited Nations. P Alagappan said a:. dc-O »i ual plan* 1 I had sponsored IIM also at the
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    DELHI'S BIRTHDAY GIFT TO PANDIT NEHRU
    81 1 NEW DELHI, Nov. I»._Delhi CHtoM felicitations to the Prime Minister on his 60th birthday will be symbolized in a siher piece shaped like the map oi Asia with a human hand bearing the torch of liberty jutting out from the Indian capital mifMitd on
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    Tribunal To Adjudicate Indo – Pak. Border Disputes
    97 1 Tribunal To Adjudicate Indo Pak. Border Disputes Xr.W DEI HI Nov 18 Boundary Usputea t> tw« d India and Eastern Pakisi in will t» adjudinr»-d shortly bj .1 Tribunal wtiic tr.nv b led by a pfominen4 Swedish Justice. The lorernmeiM has announce! that Lord Justice Algol Bagge ff the s
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    LIFE OF EVERY HUMAN BEING IS AT STAKE TO DAY
    232 1 LIFE OF EVERY HUMAN BEING IS AT STAKE TO DAY SAYS U.N. ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT M;\\ YORK. No\. l& Brigadier General (arlos I\ Ronm|o Preside*! Of the United Nations General hamwMy, said on Thursday night the I A. wmA intensify efforts to create tto. mir eneru\ controls beOMM "the life of
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    NO DEMONETIZATION OF 100-RUPEE NOTES
    90 1 BOMBAY. Nov. 18 —A communique issu«d by the Reserve Bank of India says: "It has. been brought /<> the ne/k'e of th« Reserve Bank ti India that rumours ar<- being circulated in *he Bomma> market* by interested parties to thi effect /hat it is the
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    FILM ACTRESS SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS R.I.
    162 1 FILM ACTRESS SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS R.I. BOMBAY. HOI It. Mi— X bOTI AlhtflU*^. (t/i^ftmt bM B-muav li.ni-aci:' ai.a b < :van^s ■vV'i'- Nov. 8 -<*:.'.<•:. o. v y<-ui- rigoroiu i 1 1 p r in' nt each ov Mr m B. nunavai. S-.— -uns judge tfrea*«i Bombay, Cm C
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    Mr. Masani Elected To Constituent Assembly
    66 1 BOMBAY, Mot. 18. -Mt. M. R. Ifa ani. form* r I d an Amu i 0 Bcmz ■ted on Not. 8 t 0 i.. Con I tit Assembly ClOm B I JllU. nity acy in can ■ci id Sb Qtil 11. Shah. Eh I
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    40 1 'n the Arab Mad] as C v of Tfem iliac TIM Creation the new PWH now only aw; offic aj id ustments by Oovernor-Ckncral under -ub- ction 290 i 1 th< G mm« i India Act as ad d. Coir
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    TERRORISTS KILL VILLAGERS
    78 1 R\T\\ V V»\. It W.i.U lOI> < Uliigers irei killed b i fanaUeal band terrorists neat the nnrthk i,•'>< put of < ii 1 i t i it w.is r*-- t (J .i) BalaTit >n Thursday. terrorists als b ;med d iwn :3 isea In Ihi r
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    FOUR JAPANESE BUSINESSMEN TO VISIT INDIA
    51 1 FOUR JAPANESE BUSINESSMEN TO VISIT INDIA Tokyo, Nov. 18 Tii' Indian :..t> app: d fa I IBM I ADC a". V \cS to cii.i iCOOVd" ing i iroei here l T:• •<:.-.. eH tta 'I Cm\ BJi yoki mn Ky< Tradin Com. f N ara ol 4m Sti Tui^- Company
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    Tamilians Perturbed Over Future Of Madras City
    357 1 ANDHRAS' TEMPORARY CAPITAL COMPARED TO THE PROVERBIAL CAMEL! I (From Our Own Correspondent) I MADRAS, Nov. 1&. The Andhra public in general and leaders in Madras City particularly have enthusiastically welcomed the Congress Working Committee's decision recommending the immediate formation of the Andhra
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    MAKE NEHRU'S COLUMBIA ADDRESS COMPULSORY FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
    250 1 MAKE NEHRU'S COLUMBIA ADDRESS COMPULSORY FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SUGGESTION BY CHICAGO NOTABLE NEW YORK. Nov. IS.— Th c Director of the Chicago *un day Evening Hub, Mr. Albert J. Mcartney, has suggested thai Pandit Nehru's address at the Columbia University convocation be made compulsory reading f or American High
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    1,400 Christian Converts Return To Hindu Fold
    87 1 1,400 Christian Converts Return To Hindu Fold KAYIYOOR, Nov. IS.— About 1 -4 0 0 backward communit\ Christian con vert > returned to the Hindu fold at the historic Kaviyoor (Central Travancore) M a hade\a Temple v here a three-das \auna «tnd a religious conference had been in progress since
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    WORST TYPHOON OF THE YEAR
    63 1 HONOLULU. Nov i fee worst typhoon of lVi l y 1 the big i ie ba& Guam on Thursday i. Commercial I Company recei I An r A.P oour ac Th« I heaviest tfiitiuim ef it hammered I rig danufe uncalculatfj the island". hundi '-trod
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    INDIAN DELEGATION TO ILO MEETING
    61 1 INDIAN DELEGATION TO ILO MEETING '•J 'V vov. U commim que hsu m# Tinistn txnir ?ets in 1 luhtria] Comm ;r<>n and sU-t-1 opening «e?a on Nov. 22. Chi are Mr I Mndh, Boonomir A(Jvi« r [id li:ary M Berlin, r«plaoe» Mr. N. Ganguly, ComnK he I'dian Mission .a? Ooveramn
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    BR WORKERS TO GIVE UP COAL?
    69 1 I >NDON Nov. 19 B Work f < Thursday <> give >g wage increase i all other workers agreed to abandon their demands. i' in was regarded as a high- si?!, i 'mi mm* i•■ fe mm Ml < general wage frees* ary demands
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Sat. Nov. 19, 1949. NOTES & COMMENTS
    735 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Sat. Nov. 19, 1949 NOTES COMMENTS i,<>\ I S OWN FAULI f AST W L-iiiio T tin uig <n Federal i."i^;.;*ive p n d us w itb some further n i I our critia. of this wholly nominated body. Wb< B IB i ent to i
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    Produce More To Save The Nation
    284 2 Sardar Patel's Appeal On Nehru's Birthday NEW Dhl HI N<^. l& In a broadcast to the nation on Monda>, the l)eput\ Prime Minister. Sardar Paid said the country must achieve higher production levels to meet the present economic situation. Sardar Patel begin his broadcast
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    San Francisco 'Chronicle' Pays Glowing tribute To Pandit Nehru
    397 2 San Francisco 'Chronicle' Pays Glowing tribute To Pandit Nehru ~SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 18.— "When <• man >peak~ i dual freedom, as Pandit Nehru did in hi> talk at the I n sity of California, he speaks to all men, everywhere." >a\ fin Francisco Chronicle in an editorial commenting on the
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    NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN
    90 2 K AK AC 111 Nov. I*— Urn lie nt oi PaKi>.'an i>~u«U ar v ante on N(»\ aim uu< iiij: minuuiaa e>tabli>hm<'n k 1 v Sa iunai liai.k «,i J'aK»l»it Bank. i. -'a mi maiijj Loiu« n;ia tredw faciliiii-jj jii i intcre-N and uiil ;«k- i.
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    NEW SECURITY BILL PASSED IN MADRAS
    22 2 NEW SECURITY BILL PASSED IN MADRAS 1 l mmi 4 »w- l( v v I I Thi 1 Ac; I jJuc FOC
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    GOVERNMENT FORCES DRIVE OFF REBELS AT THREE POINTS
    90 2 GOVERNMENT FORCES DRIVE OFF REBELS AT THREE POINTS BURMA RANGOON, Nt*. VL- u urina metmt munique announced on been driven from three pla« the Henzada district. Tli ana in tnt rTJ ana Kyaunggwi. "Wparate suit oi KawtSTr ye irrawaddy deiu, kUL *—*> r doun. In 5J The Karens claun i«
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    National Languages To Be Adopted In Ceylon Courts
    238 2 CEYLOS SEWS: DECISION AT JUDICIAL OFFKEKS ANNUAL CONFERENCE CiHAiMHIh \oy. IS.— Judicial officers at their annum 7 confinncc in Colombo on \or. 10 decided in favour of adopting immediately national languages in Ihe courts as far as practicable. This matter, it is
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    Polite Chief Going To Australia
    116 2 COLOMBO, Not. is. sir Richard Aiu\vitKir<\ Inspector General «>f rolur will be leaving foi Australia shortly to take part in a conference Of Police Officers from the IKiniinions to discuss the <u-ordination oi wins uid means oi prevention and deled ion ot tiinie Tnlfl conference
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    SITE FOR NEW PAPER FACTORY
    115 2 COLOMBO. Nov. IS.— A final de- < ision Ikis hern niaile regaHUng ihv I site Ist Hk* ik'u Paper Factor. \i will be built in the Hatticaloa ciistriit hut the evacl loi.ition has not been chosen. Tenders calling i*>r th supply t machinery have aln
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    Wanted: More Swabasha Clerks
    109 2 COLOMBO. Nov. IS B> M»>: lilt prr cent of derka recpiited to GovernuM|il Beivlce win be Swaba>lia Clerks, uiiriei i new icbemc the Minister ol Finance, Mr .1 U Jayewardene proposes to adop(. The Education Department has promised the Minlsto r thai by L 951 we
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    Mr. Exter Leaves For Bombay
    57 2 Colombo. Hdv. 18 Mr. John r. Adviser to \':n (iovi'i'ii-tu-nt ol Ceylon on the establishment of the cvmral Bank, accompanied by ::is Secretary, Mr. B. C. Qunasekera, left for Bombay on Nov. 10 by Air Ceylon Bkymaster While In Bombay he will study the working
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    100 ACRES FOR HERBS
    31 2 100 AC RES FOR HERBS CHAVAKACTICHERJ. NOV. 18 Sitha and ayurvedic physicians intend to secure a pk>l ol 100 icres the Paranthan Kilinnochy Scheme in order t-o i^r<.w medicinal herb.-;. FOC
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    Mayor Unveils Portrait
    44 2 JAFFNA. Nov. 13. To mark the first anniversary of the death of Dr. v. B. Ramanathan, Medical Superintendent, Nayanmarkaddu \yurvedic Hospital, and urban councillor, Jaffna, Mr. Bam a. Sabapathy. Mayor, unveiled the portrait, at "Lotus Lodg< Nayan- mark ad ii. FOC
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    INSPECTORS ASK FOR MORE PAY
    64 2 COLOMBO. Nov 18- An eightbom day plus overtime and an increase in salary ol 44 pel cent, lo make up for the ■mailer purchasing power ol the devalued rupee arc among the demands made by th< i 1 Police Inspectors' Association in a morandum to
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    AUDITOR-GENERAL'S CHIEF ASSISTANT TO RETIRE
    69 2 COLOMBO. Nov. 18 Mr S Ci tnarasamy, Principal a^k an: to til" Auditor- Gen< ra'.. hsj BSflll nia papers for retiremenl tron government service with Whlcn tie nas been connected for th< past lo yt ars. kir Coomarassunjf 1 Chattn I Accountant, Is also an
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    COURT PROCEEDINGS IN SINHALESE
    43 2 OLOMBO, Nov. IS.— I c.i Urn fn^i time In its history in the Taagmlk district Court Mr. N. A. d< S District Issige, sssmsscl•d Hi proceeding in Sinhald ecenti) The proirrdinqs won 1 rrrordrd. oi ronrse, in English.- FOC
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    CONVENT BURGLARS STOLE CUPS
    102 2 JAFFNA, Hot It, E D port sups and some sjsvD docki wen among tin "snasT c »U< d by burglai who enten I tn u»b family Convent. Jaffna while ;>' veral o{ the nuns w< r< n holid i.v at Ntiwara EUys durini tb lug Ist
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    Cinema Star Fined For Negligent Driving
    74 2 Cinema Star Fined For Negligent Driving MADRAS, Nov. 18.— T. R. Maha a ma actor, was on Nov. 6 co v by Mr. k. Ramaswam< ;< I:. I- Magtsht offence of rash md negligent driving ontenced Pay a fine .1 demple imprison I month. I Isl case against Mahalingam was
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    East Asia Churchmen To Discuss Communist Challenge
    315 3 ficAem Ot Safeguarding Rci pious Liberty In Asia 1 oi 18. -The problem of safeguarding v rty in the countries of Asia and Ihe chat mmunismto evangelism will be among the s to be discussed at the forthcoming con<u hast Asian hurches, to
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    VILLAGERS DYING OF MALNUTRITION: RICE SHORTAGE IN KHASI & JAINTIA HILL AREAS
    120 3 VILLAGERS DYING OF MALNUTRITION: RICE SHORTAGE IN KHASI JAINTIA HILL AREAS SHILLONG Nov 18 Cai-s of starvati m and death trom malnutrition in the rural areas of tru Knas: and Jaintia hills were rePOrted at a meeting of the WorkIng Committee, Shillong District C< ngress held here. Mr. Rohini K;:r;ar
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    Siam Will Not Allow Rite Smuggling To Malaya
    152 3 Siam Will Not Allow Rite Smuggling To Malaya BANGKOK. Nov. 18— The Gov. rrnment of Siani (Thailand) will rate] internal restrictions on the movement of rite after the abolition of international rice allocations next January, according to a .Ministry of Commerce statement. While transport of rice over the borders Slam's
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    Can The Spread Of Communisim Prevented In India?
    326 3 Can The Spread Of Communisim Prevented In India? MILTON KELLY V.l\ Correspondent) I INGTON. Wm* It. Can India do more to combat [Head in troubled Asia by staying out of the Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, seemed recent goodwill tour of America. led flat sta'-.:r.' Pflifcl Mh« :> tlJli:v jjj -itt-ment
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    The Moral Of Devaluation
    996 3  -  K. G. MASHRUWALA Hu Editor of the HARIJAN T4IE devaluation of the rupee bringi to light very clearly the fictitious nature oi the thing we jail money, it is certificate oi PBIJUI with no definite meaning, Hi issue beJni controlled by a small group which Is
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    88 3 PHOTO. British Conservative leader WINSTON S. CHURCHILL and his wife CLEMENTINE attended the christening of their grandchild, twomonth^old daughter of Capt. Christopher Soames and the former Miss Mary Churchill, at the 13th Century Parish Church at Fletching. Sussex. England, on Nov. g, The baby was christened Emma Mary. Photo showss
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    American Buddhist Assumes New Name
    186 3 COLOMBO Nov. 18.— Mr. R Buckle w. a El-year sH American Buddhist was ordained a monk at Vidyalankara Pirivena (Buddhist monastery. 4 miles from Colombo) recently. He took the religious name of Jinaloka. mpaning "light ol Buddha". Mr. Bucklew is the only ion of Mr.
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    Burma Govt. And Rebels Jointly Operate Railways!
    766 3 By DOUGLAS LACKERSTEKY A.IM orrospondent. RAXGOOW \ov. 18.—(haofi rides tht rails on Burma 9 8 mutiliated railway system. The situation on what once was recognizt d as the fastest metre-gauge service in the world is so confused that travellers are not surprised when
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    INDIAN RLYS. NOT LIABLE FOR NON-DELIVERY OF ARTICLES BOOKED PRIOR TO PARTITION
    191 3 NEW DELHI, Nov. Is.— lndian railua>> «re not liaole fur the non-delivery of articles hooked piinr to partition from station* now in Pakistan to destination* in India and the export of which Wa^ subsequent!} harmed *>\ htld over
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    64 3 run io SGT. C. F. lIACKETr of the Dag«-nham t k i' Pol»< h,m explains the working of traffic lights to PRINCESS 1.1.1/ \HKIU during her visit to tht- Royal Society for th< Prevention of Road Accidents in London on Nov. 8. Working the liyht^ j^ f onstabk CHARLES JACKMAN
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    Long Range Projectiles Will Dominate Future Wars
    1459 4  -  ASTLEY HAWKINS Possibility Of Underground Warfare (B> Reuters Correspondent). f LONDON, Nov. 18.— Predictions that all future wars involving a major power will be world wars with projectiles streaking through greater heights in the atmosphere and operations developing under the earth as well
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    SANSKRIT VERSION OF INDIA'S CONSTITUTION TO BE PREPARED
    148 4 SANSKRIT VERSION OF INDIA'S CONSTITUTION TO BE PREPARED NEW DELHI, Nov. 18.—The Language Conference convened by President of the Assembly has resolved to evolve a vocabulary of constitutional, legal and administrative terms, acceptable to India's major languages, the Secretariat of the Assembly said in a communique. The Conference also decided
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    KING VISITS U.S. WARSHIP
    63 4 PHOTO KINO GEORGE VI (centre) is se; r. Inipfctlni sailors aboard the 17.500- ton cruiser I'SS Columbus (Flagship of Admiral Richard L Colony, commander-in-chief C.S naval forces. Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean) at Portsmouth, England, Nov. 8. Captain E. R. McLEAN, U.S.N., walks alongside the King. In
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    Repercussions In Hongkong If Communist Recognition Delayed
    636 4 (By William Parrott, tieutir-AAP Correspondent) HONGKONG. Nov. 18. —If Britain delays too long in recognising Communist China there may be serious repercussion in Hongkong, according to well-informed political opinion here. A highly placed Hongkong Government official who shares this view told Reuter-AAP based
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    How America's New Spy System Works
    659 4 (By CLARKE BEACH, A. P. Correspondent). WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.— Tin Umtted fltwtn U using its eyes and ears as ii has never don- h-fort time of peace. The American spy system, although still in its infancy, is robust and growing. Men who have had
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    PROGRESS OF TABLE TENNIS IN INDIA
    177 4 in fft^ita tULS rfichcd new Ms^mZi Jlrttr Vmnia, British TiMM?J M 1.,., "It has vastly improved sine* m Kvious visit in 1933' Her here. Varna an Colombo. accompan:-d by Mr Ttae two B pity a series of dian c: 1 j play three "unofficial
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    China Reds Advance To Chungking From Three Directions
    260 5 GfOf The Refugee Capital hpected Before Ytiv End A lW Commander. tsarmie* are rapidly overrtuUng the "MiliHt territories They are clotinq in ng from three directions, and both foreign obserrns in Hongkong (X p?ct the fall nahst ntur/ee capital before the mar
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    CANADA MAY RECOGNISE MAO REGIME
    58 5 -KxtcriKil MIN MfNon nuithe posMhilit> o-ru/f .-.I -the C'oinniuni-t k*»* < hina. S -if and whrn I indicate approval ia, and nore Htll i m their form < ►Id i H > 4 came to the was contriendly c to ieh confront China showed ndcnt
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    U.S. TO CLOSE CONSULATE & EMBASSY OFFICE IN CHUNGKING
    218 5 U.S. TO CLOSE CONSULATE EMBASSY OFFICE IN CHUNGKING WASHINGTON Nov. 18.— The I n ed S'a-e. Consular and an f mba>-. office in Chungking, pre- eapilal of the Ch>ne S f Nationtl >t Government, are t 0 be clooed n vkw of the Communist military hrea the ana, the S^ate
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    Consult C'wealth And US Before Red Recognition Says Churchill
    171 5 Consult C'wealth And US Before Red Recognition Says Churchill Nov. 18. Winston Churchill, replying to Foreign cretary t B< yin in a House of Joramo: n aiTia I bate, >uid Britain should act on recognition of the Chinese Comnunists only after consultation the Commonwealth and the ted Stai former Prime
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    UN Told Small Countries Are At The Mercy Of Two Great Power Blocs
    187 5 UN Told Small Countries Are At The Mercy Of Two Great Power Blocs LAKE SUCCESS, \ov. 18.— The Philippine* told tin i railed Xatioas on Thursday thai small countries m< were bystanders at the menu of two gnat power bloc* rUMmg tidal war in a championship contest to dominate the
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    Pakistan And Burma Included In Far Eastern Commission
    406 5 W'ASMXGTON, \oi. IS.— The Far Eastern Com mission on Thursday increased its membership to Jo nations uith the admission of Burma and Pakistan. The original 11 nations comprising the Commission, unanimously approved udmission of the two new countries. Pakistan and Burma had
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    66 5 FHUTO n'pJica vi' tht- statue of the Vir,iu of B*ttH6ttl Belfium, Is 'A." ;^nccJ at Brussels airfuid. Nov. i. 11 v.«i.>> l>e i n flown from Brussels to Milan, a uift from IlaSim Miners in Belgium. some of whom are sppn at left, to th€ Parish of the Poor in
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    PAKISTAN ACCEPTS CEYLON INVITATION
    49 5 R IRACHI, Nov. Pak ton has pted Ceylon's Invil t n at- immonwcalth Poi Ign m rence C >mbo, it was learned authoritatively here i tai has suggf that the be held ir T and fai :if. roooaed by the Ct ylon G< vernnu'nt. Reuter
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    MORE AID FOR INDONESIA
    134 5 WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. The Economic «>- -opt'iation Administration on \Vedncsda\ approved U 8*37,500,000 in new Marshall plan aid l<> Indonesia. Marshall plan aid to End >n( tfa was halted last December after t Dutch launched "police action" iffensire against the Republic of Indonesia. Last week, after
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    INDONESIAN REDS NOT SATISFIED WITH HAGUE R.T.C. RESULTS!
    221 5 INDONESIAN REDS NOT SATISFIED WITH HAGUE R.T.C. RESULTS! JOGJAKARTA. Nov. IX— The In donesian Communist Party <PKI) has resolved to ignore The Hane conference results as "not att'ectini; the national struggle." a member of the Politburo Central PKI Committee who desired to remain unnamed disclosed to Aneta's correspondent "somewhere outside
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    19 CADETS SELECTED FOR INDIAN NAVY
    73 5 new DELHI N-.v. It, Wnetoea cmdd .i n did In otrj into v. permai at cftdn i I omtnia oned ranks in the Roft] ir.~ dian v 1.. Is will leave for the United Kingdom by th< "Maloja" luled to mU from Bombay on
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    King Decorates Yangtse Heroes At Colourful Ceremony
    377 5 LONDON, Nov. I\-Kum deorge VI >aluted and decorated on Thursday the 270 officer* and men of the .>loop "Amethyst" which made a hazardous night passage of the river Yangtze on April 30 under Communist #uns. "By your conduct you have *ho\\,i that the
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    Priest & Grandson Killed In Minaret Collapse
    151 5 Priest Grandson Killed In Minaret Collapse BENARES, Nov. 18. An aged pried and in- n .\»mi i wmimm w* re killed in receni i lapse l mm wi tk i V N 1 1 1 1 > i a i- ts of tii- famous MtiMjuc Hm todies i..h i <ii--out
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