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Title Section16 1950-01-03 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 322. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1950. *X)UB PAGES 10 CENTS.16 words
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Article, Illustration285 1950-01-03 1 Nagpur Varsity Vice-Chancellor'sTribute To Prime Minister r(From Our Own Correspondent.) NAGPUR, Jan. 2. The Nagpur University today conferred on Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Indian Prime Minister, the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws. Stating the "worthiness" of Pandit Nehru for the degree, Vice-Chancellor PanditCopyright - 285 words
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209 1950-01-03 1 Malan Accuses U.N. For Interference In S. Africa's "Domestic Affairs"! PERETORIA, South Africa, Jan 2 South Africa's Prime Minister. Dr. D. F. Malan. accused the United Nations on Saturday for its "intolerable interference m the domestic affairs of its member states." The U.N. General Assembly, ear this month demanded thatA.P. - 209 words
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Article73 1950-01-03 1 LONDON, Jan. 24— Lt. Commander John S. Kerans, who commanded the British frigate Amythyst on her dash down the Yangtze River on July 30, was promoted on Sunday to < <jinmander m the Royal Navy. The promotion was one among 100 announced at the New Year.'A.P. - 73 words
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60 1950-01-03 1 PRAGUE, Jan. 2 —The Czech government on Saturday abolished petrol rationing *oi private oars, cut the free NUUrket price of me:i v and rlothing, and freed provisions m rationed shops New clothing coupons f. .i 'uoo be issued Even those m the forced labour campsA.P. - 60 words
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Article35 1950-01-03 1 ATHENS, Jan. 2. The Foreign ide Board on Saturday approve! a list of 135 commodities which ran i <• imported into Greece from Jan. 2 (inwards without restriction from countries participating m the Marshall Plan.- A.P.A.P. - 35 words
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81 1950-01-03 1 NEW YORK, Dec. 31— A group of Japanese journalists, including ten men and one woman, have arriv "(1 aboard a plane from Seattle on Friday night to study the American press They will spend three weeks m the U.S. The trip is sponsoredA.P. - 81 words
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36 1950-01-03 1 ROME. Jan. 2.— Abdel Aziz Bada Bey, Egyptian Minister to Italy, presented his credentials to President Luigi Pinaudi at Quirinale Palace on Saturday. The new minister arrived In Italy on Wednesday.- A.P.A.P. - 36 words
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64 1950-01-03 1 "PROPAG ANDA CAMPAIGN" AGAINST COMMUNISM? PRAGUE. Jan. 2 —The Roman Catholic Church's Holy Year was on Saturday denounced m the Czech press as a Vatican "propaganda" against Communism "Mlada Fronts," organ of the communist-dominated Youth Front, charged that Pope Piu;> XII was putting "politics above religion" with plans to receiveA.P. - 64 words
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51 1950-01-03 1 CALCUTTA, Jan. 2— The 450-year-old state of Cooch Behar, with an area of 1,300 square miles and a population of 650,000 yesterday merged with West Bengal province. The state had been taken over by the Government of India last September under agreement with the MaharajaReuter - 51 words
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166 1950-01-03 1 "Hindu" On India's Rejection Of Kashmir Proposal (From Our Own Correspondent.) MADRAS, Jan. 2.— lndia's rejection off the Security Council President Gen McNaugton's proposals for settlement of the Kashmir issue between India and Pakistan has been fully supported by the local press. There Is B strong feeling that India shouldCopyright - 166 words
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73 1950-01-03 1 NEW YORK. Jan. 2. -The Dutchess ol Windsor, holidaying m the U.S. with the Duke, told reporters here that she is not looking lor a job. Asked about reports that sne was seeking employment, the Duchess replied, "I am afraid that is justA.P. - 73 words
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313 1950-01-03 1 Persecution Will Strengthen The Communists Warn Pacifists (From Our Own Correspondent.) WARDHA, Jan. 2. The Pacifist Movement's attitude towards Communism was among the topics discussed by leading Pacifists of the world at their conference here at Maliatma Gandhli's former headquarters. Pacifists heard a report from Mr. A. J Muste, aCopyright - 313 words
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62 1950-01-03 1 PAKISTAN AMBASSADOR PRESENTS CREDENTIALS AT KREMLIN MOSCOW, Jan. 2— Shwab Que reshi, Pakistan's first Ambassador to Moscow, presented his credentials to the President of the Soviet Union Nikolai Shvernik at the Kremlin on Saturday. BELGRADE, Jan. 2. —ln a New Year's Eve act of clemency, Yugoslavia granted freedom Saturday toReuter - 62 words
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Article70 1950-01-03 1 KARACHI, Jan. 2.— The Pakistan Motion Picture Association on Saturday withdrew its objections to the showing here of the Paul Douglas picture "Everybody Does It." The government was requested to withdraw an ofiicial protest against the film. I lie Association said its original protest was based on aA.P. - 70 words
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698 1950-01-03 1 Andhras In Madras City Hold Protest Meeting Decision On Location Of Capital Outside City Denounced (From Our Own Correspondent.) MADRAS, Jan. 2. Andhras m the Cn^tadriQiisly perturb- I ed by the report that Andhra members of the raftITIOKPCMI? 1 mitlee have finally agreed that the capital ot the new AndhraCopyright - 698 words
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88 1950-01-03 1 "FIGHT FOR THE FUTURE" NEW SLOGAN FOR C'WEALTH COUNTRIES LONDON, Jan. 2. Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones Sunday gave the British Commonwealth slogan for 1950— "Fight for the future" m a New Year's broadcast m the British Broadcasting Corporation's eneral overseas service. He aaked the colonies to co-ope-rate with BritainReuter - 88 words
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205 1950-01-03 1 Report On Pakair Dakota Crash To Be Published KARACHI, Jan. 2. Liaquat Ali Khan, Pakistan Prime Minister told Parliament here last Thursday that the report on the Pakair Dakota crash on Dec. 12 would be published by his Government as soon as reports were received from the court of inquiry.Reuter - 205 words
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104 1950-01-03 1 CALCUTTA. Jan. 2.— Dilip Bose won the men's singles final m the Asian lawn tennis championship here Sunday* beating Sum at Misra In the all-India tin :1 6— l-6--2. The women's doubles title was won b> the American pair, Mrs. Pat Todd and MissA.P. - 104 words
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Article29 1950-01-03 1 y/j i ,r *>n Saturday won the men's SINGJ a tne Asian lawn tennis lonships here beating the Phies pail Felisiccimo Ampon and armona 3—6, 10—8, B—l,8 1, £—4.29 words
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111 1950-01-03 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) BOMBAY, Jan. •>.— Textile mills m Bombay were working normally this morning despite the call for one-day strike served for today by the Communist-dominated All-India Textile Workers Conference. The Confeience at its session on Nov. 26 last had called upon theCopyright - 111 words
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160 1950-01-03 1 (From Olj- Own Correspondent) iWWli?'ecuii. 2. The referendum m Fr&^_- dejhi will be held before the end oi Aia.e'v stated Mr. BasWi Ali Baig, lornie'i -ia' '"AaUlGeneral m Pondieherry Tlie delay, m iegaid to finalising the modalities and date of the referendum, he said,Copyright - 160 words
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119 1950-01-03 1 DISTRIBUTION OF REUTERS NEWS SERVICE IN BURMA RANGOON, Jan. 2. -Under a new contract between the Burma Press Syndicate and Reuter, the reception and distribution of the Reuter new*! service m Burma have been transferred to the syndicate. To mark this new develbpment, U On Kin, managing director of theReuter - 119 words
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109 1950-01-03 1 BUILDINGS ON ATOM-TEST ISLAND RENOVATED LOS ANGLES. Jan. 2.— Buildings on the atom test island. Euiwefok atoll, are being renovated but the date of the next test remains a secret The opening of an since la Honolulu to engage labour lias been disclosed by Holmes and Harver. contractors m chargeReuter - 109 words
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98 1950-01-03 1 BANGKOK, Jan. 2. -An RAF Squadron Leader) who was sentenced to 12 yeai.- Imprisonment m connection with a US $2,000,000 gold robbery on May 12, 1948. committed s lidde by drinking poison shortly after he was being taken to prison Squadron leader ChanaA.P. - 98 words
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590 1950-01-03 2 Singapore, lues. Jan. 3, 1950. 1949— A REVIEW THE year TJ4<j just ended will be remembered il at all, merely lor two or three events, namely, the collapse of the Kuomintang Government m China, the handing over of power to the Indonesians by the Dutch, and to a lesser degree590 words
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640 1950-01-03 2 Infringement Of Trade Uriirn Rights Decision Expected NEW DELHI, Jan. 2.— The Governing Body of the International Labour Organisation (1.L.0.) meeting at Bangalore m Mysore from Jan. 3 to 7 is expected to reach a final decision on the nature ofReuter - 640 words
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Article76 1950-01-03 2 NEW YORK. Jan. 2.— The next meeting of the Security Council to consider the Kashmir question is not likely to be before Jan. 10, according to informed observers gicre on Saturday last. Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton, who will soon take up a new job mReuter - 76 words
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Article162 1950-01-03 2 LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 2. Sir Alexander Cadogan, Britain, said i the Security Council debate on Kashmir Thursday last, that m the absenoe of replies from India and Pakistan to Gen. A. G. L. MaNaughion's proposals, he could only broariy indicate the reaction of his government. HeReuter - 162 words
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104 1950-01-03 2 TAIPEH. Jan. 2.— Nationalist reports said last week one of the primary purposes of Red leader Mao Tze-tung's visit to Moscow was to get Russian aid for an invasion of Formosa. Usually reliable sources said tne reports came from Chinese foreign informants. TheyA.P. - 104 words
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218 1950-01-03 2 K.L.M. CRASH NEAR BOMBAY: INDIAN REPORT NOT ACCEPTED! THE HAGUE, Jan. 2. Royal Dutch Airlines do not accept "any suggestion that an error of judgment on the part of the pilot was the direct cause" of the Constellation crash at Bombay last July m which 45 died, declared KLM OperationsReuter - 218 words
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Article99 1950-01-03 2 SHILLONG, Jan. 2. Prospecting for coal m the Garo Hills of Assam which are believed to contain a thousand million tons of high grade coal is now going on, says the Press Trust of India reporting from Gauhati. A Geological Survey of India teamGIIS - 99 words
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374 1950-01-03 2 Indian Attitude Towards S. African Problem 'Not Changed,' Says Pandit Nehru NAGPUR, Jan. 2.— lndia's attitude towards the South African question had "not changed." Indian Premier Pandit Nehru told a press conference here yesterday. Asked if the Indian Government's attitude to the Capetown agreement would change if Pakistan dropped outReuter - 374 words
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768 1950-01-03 2 US 'Impressed Inclined To Agree' On Pandit Nehru's Estimate Of China Situation NEW YORK, Jan. 2. Mr. James Reston, diplomatic correspondent of the New York Times, said yesterday that the American State Department was "impressed" and "inclined to agree" with an estimate of the situation m China made by Indian768 words
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Article231 1950-01-03 2 Senator Knowland had proposed among other things that the United States should refuse to recognise the Chinese Communist regime; warn the British not to do so; grant military aid to Chiang Kai-shek and send a military mission lo Formosa. Mr. Reston said the Siate DepartmentReuter - 231 words
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136 1950-01-03 2 "RED CHINA ON WAY TO PEACEFUL AND ECONOMIC CONSTRUCTION" LONDON, Jan. 2. The Moscow radio early on Monday quoted Mao Tse-tung as saying that Red China s going over to peaceful and economic construction." Mao made his statement m answering questions put by a Tass correspondent m Moscow, the broadcastA.P. - 136 words
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83 1950-01-03 2 KARACHI, Jan. 2.— Premier Liaquat Ali Khan is likely to lead the Pakistan delegation at the Colombo conference commencing on Jan. 9 This decision has been taken as Pakistan's Foreign Minister Zafarullah Kahan would not return to Karachi m time forA.P. - 83 words
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Article36 1950-01-03 2 HONG KONG, Jan. 2. The Ist Battalion of th* Cameronians arrived m the troopship Devonshire last week to replace the Ist Battalion of the Buffs, who are due to leave this week for the Sudan ReuterReuter - 36 words
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189 1950-01-03 3 It Is A Nationalist State And Asian t Country, Says Dr. Hatta Recognition Of Red China Depends On Mao's Attitude KARACHI, Jan. 2.— Dr. Mohamed Hatta, Premier of United States of Indonesia told newsmen here last night "if Red China recognizes Indonesia, certainly we189 words
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Article155 1950-01-03 3 OVERSEAS DUTCHMEN THE HAGUE, Jan. 2.— ln a New Year broadcast to all Dutchmen overseas, especially those who have recently emigrated to Canada, Australia, and South Africa, Premier Willem Drees Saturday last described them as "pioneers who are giving Holland a good name abroad." The greatReuter - 155 words
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250 1950-01-03 3 INVESTORS SHOULD OBSERVE GOVT, MEASURES FOR SOCIAL WELFARE UPLIFT OF LABOUR CONDITIONS JAKARTA, Jan. 2.— The new United States of Indonesia will "warmly welcome foreign investment, providing the investors and operating companies observe government measures for social welfare and the improvement of labour conditions,"250 words
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204 1950-01-03 3 DUTCH TROOPS IN INDONESIA CELEBRATE NEW YEAR Dutch troops m Batavia who had been confined to barracks during the Indonesian sovereignty celebrations, were Saturday allowed to celebrate New Year's eve here and m other cities. They mixed m free and friendly fashion with Indonesian Army men and civilians. Except mReuter; A.P. - 204 words
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230 1950-01-03 3 NETHERLANDS AND INDONESIA DISCUSS ON MAO RECOGNITION THE HAGUE, Jan. 2.— The first Netherlands-Indonesian Union discussions m The Hague concern the recognition of the new Peiping regime and of Israel. It is believed that no agreement on co-ordinated action has been reached yet. From now on, there will be regularAP - 230 words
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188 1950-01-03 3 U.S. Must Co-operate With India Pakistan To Prevent Spread Of Communism In Asia WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. The United States should co-operate with India and Pakistan to prevent communist expansion m Asia, Senator Tom Connally, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee told correspondents on Thursday last. It should do soReuter - 188 words
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69 1950-01-03 3 FRENCH PRESIDENT CONGRATULATES BAO DAI PARIS, Jan. 2.— French President Vincent Auriol last week sent a congratualatory message to Bao Dai, head of the state of Vietnam, on the transfer of power to the Vietnam Government. He said: "I am persuaded that nothing any longer opposes the union around YourReuter - 69 words
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Article21 1950-01-03 3 HONG KONG. Jan. 2.— The Filipino community m Hong Kong gathered Friday evening at Peninsula Hotel to celebrate Rizal Day.— ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article275 1950-01-03 3 CAIRO, Jan. 2.— After a bitterly fought two months campaign m which clashes cost at least ten lives, Egyptians will go to the polls, tomorrow, Tuesday, to elect a new and bigger Chamber of Deputies. Premier Sirry Pasha's "caretaker" government increased the number of275 words
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198 1950-01-03 3 WOULD HAVE A FAMILIAR PATTERN, SAYS THE ECONOMIST The London weekly The Economist said that the coming general election m Egypt would have a familiar pattern, says a London report. "It will be one more sample 01 the struggle between King and WAFD that has gone on since the inceptionReuter - 198 words
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38 1950-01-03 3 WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. President Truman named Edward Ware Barnett, 39-year-old New Yorker, as Assistant Secretary of State for public affairs on Saturday. He will control the government's Voice of America programme.- A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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89 1950-01-03 3 WASHinOiUiN, Jan. 2. The Voice of America of Sunday, opened a new radio programme m the Arabic language witn a statement of President iruman expressing hope that it would strengthen friendship with Arabic peoples. Truman, "extending cordial greetings and best wishes to the peopleA.P. - 89 words
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153 1950-01-03 3 Protestant Clergymen Reply To Pope's X'mas Message PITTSBURG, Jan. 2. Protestant clergymen has replied to the Christmas message of Pope Pius XII, which they said contained "a definite appeal for Protestants to enter the Roman Catholic church." The Miiiio- ves^c[uoted from the Pope's message^ rftl jrarr "Oh that this HolyA.P. - 153 words
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50 1950-01-03 3 NEW DELHI, Dec. 2.-— A spokesman of the Indian External Affairs Ministry yesterday denied a London report (not Reuter) that India would propose Burma's re-entry into the Commonwealth at the forthcoming Colombo conference. He described the report as "mischievous" and "an utter fabrication." ReuterReuter - 50 words
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76 1950-01-03 3 Filipinos "Invade" Quirino's Palace To Pay Greetings MANILA, Jan. 2. Well-wishers Sunday invaded Malacanan Palace to pay their respects to President Quirino and his daughter, Victoria Vicky Quirino, who were at home to receive their friends. The callers at the traditional Palace open house on New Year's Day included rankingReuter - 76 words
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169 1950-01-03 3 REDS TO INVADE FORMOSA NEXT SPRING? CHINA: LONDON, Jan. 2. The Chinese Communist Parly declared Saturday night that the task of the "Lioeration Army and the Chinese people for 1950 was "to liberate Taiwan (Formosa) and Hainan islands and Tibet and annihilate the remnant forces of Chiang Kai-shek" according to169 words
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232 1950-01-03 3 The Nationalist Government Saturday announced the recall of its .envoys from India following the tatter's recognition of the Cojimunist regime, according to a Reuter despatch from Taipeh. The Nationalist Foreign Office m 9 /-fwrinj DjiucJi was prepared a Pfreek ago, said the Chinese Governm&i'rTlnd people232 words
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103 1950-01-03 3 BRITAIN TO RECOGNISE MAO THIS WEEK? LONDON, Jan. 2.— Britain intends to proceed with present plans to recognise the Chinese Communist regime toward the end of next week, no matter what changes may be takmg place In American policy toward the Far East, an authoritative source said on Saturday last.Reuter - 103 words
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Article, Illustration439 1950-01-03 4 Penang Plunged Into Darkness: Train Derailed Burnt Bandit Outrages On New Year Day PENANG, Jan. 2. Penang was m total blackout New Year's night when terrorists made simultaneous hand-grenade attacks on two electric sub-power stations and a N.A.A.F.I. canteen at the Chinese Town Hall. The explosion occurred before 10 p.m.MR. UKKAN - 439 words
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158 1950-01-03 4 It is proposed to recruit Chinese Into the regular Police Force m ;he very near future, says a Federal Government Press Release. It adds: The relevant regulations are as follows; 1. Applicants should be p:rsons whp have ordinarily been a resident m Malaya for158 words
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80 1950-01-03 4 Members' attention is invited >o the application form attached to the circular letter of Dec. 22. 1949. To ensure obtaining members' complimentary tickets these forms have to be filled up and forwarded io the Hon. Secretary so as to reach him not later80 words
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Article114 1950-01-03 4 The new flag of the Colony of Singapore has now been finally approved and a master copy is now on display m the Master Attendant's Office, where flag-makers may see it on application. The flag consists of a blue ensign with the Colony's badge m a circle114 words
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119 1950-01-03 4 KERALA SAMAJAM GENERAL BODY MEETING ON JAN. 8 The Hony. General Secretary, Singapore Kerala Samajam, writes: On Dec. 31, 1949, the Executive Committee received a requisition signed by 53 members to hold an extraordinary general body meeting before Jan. 14, 1950, to discuss the steps taken by tne Executive Committee119 words
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Article223 1950-01-03 4 The following is the New Year Message addressed to the people of Malaya by the High Commissioner Sir Henry Ourney: ''The New Year will make new demands on our courage and our strength. As a Chinese speaker said recently m Perak: 'Like all precious things peace223 words
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Article94 1950-01-03 4 Memorial Library, a Special Hindi class will be conducted, commencing on Jan. 9 to coach up Senior Cambridge students yho have taken up Hindi as their Second Language. A new session of Hindi classes for beginners will also be begin on Jan. 10. from 6.30 p.m. to suit94 words
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Article169 1950-01-03 4 Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Civil Division) -Mr. Patrick Alexander Bruce McKerron. CMG, Officer Administering the Gov:rnment. Singapore. Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Civil Division) -Mr. Edmund Victor Fowler, Deputy Commissionex o* Police. Singapore. Officer of the Most169 words
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Article234 1950-01-03 4 Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George Mr. Arthur Vincent Aston, M.C. Commander of the 1 Most Excellent Order of .the British Empire (Military Division)— Colonel (Ty. Brigadier) James Richard Glencoe Andre D.S.O. Commander of the Most Excel- lent Order of the British Empire234 words
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Article56 1950-01-03 4 The London Gazette announces the following awards to persons who are now serving or have served m the Far East Land Forces. O.B.E.— Lt. Col A. de G. Best R.E. M.8.E.- Major L. J. Williams (Buffs); Major J. R. H. Parlby (Devons). B.E.M.— S/Sergt. W. E. Welsh (R.56 words
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255 1950-01-03 4 RECRUITMENT FOR BRITISH IMPERIAL FORCES The enrolment for recruits for ♦.he British Imperial Forces will be on the following dates at beremban and Kuala Lumpur: Jan. 4, 5 and 6— At MOR Recruit.iig Office C|o C.L.C.T. Bathurst Road, oeremban Jan. 9, 10 and 11— At MOR Recrutaig Omcer C|o C.L.C.T.255 words
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