Indian Daily Mail, 28 April 1950

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. NO. 76. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1950. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    RAJAJI TO IMPLEMENT INDO-PAK PACT?
    270 1 RA JA JI TO IMPLEMENT INDO-PAK PACT Speculation Re Sud^" Vidt To Delhi (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY, Apr. 27. Mr. C. Rajagopaiachari, former Gov ernor General of India, arrived he re today on the way to New Delhi at the invitation of Prime M inister Pandit Nehru. The elder
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    NEHRU-LIAQUAT TALK ON KASHMIR
    73 1 NEHRU-LIAQUAT TALK ON KASHMIR KARACHI, Apr. 27.— Premiir Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru of India confirmed on arrival here yesterday that he would discuss the Kashmir question with Pakistan's Premier Liaquat Ali Khan, alone with other matters In the second stage of the talks opened here yesterday the two Premiers also concerned
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    U.S. Aid To Burma Assured
    96 1 RANGOON, Apr. 27.— The American Ambassador David M. Key presenting his credentials to the Burmese President Sai Shwe Thaike said today he hoped the U.S. would be able to contribute practical aid to make Burma strong, prosperous and; peaceful He said that Burma's valiant struggle
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    MASS PRAYERS FOR PEACE
    66 1 NEW DELHI. Apr. 27.— Mass praJTMS for pcMM and prosperity m Indisi will he <">mlti"te«l here shortly. The prayers will l>< led by 101 hi-h ciisto BrahminH from all over India. They uiil continue chanting slmstras Hindu sacred honks non-stop for iii'ir days before a sacrificial
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    29 1 LONDON, Apr. 27. Britain today suspended temporarily all postal services to Hainan island, Nationalist stronghold off the South China coast which Communist Government forces invaded 11 days ago.— Reuter
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    C-G's HOMAGE TO AUNG SAN
    57 1 RANGOON, Apr. 27.— Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Commissioner General m Southeast Asia, today laid a wreath on the tomb here of U Aung San, Burmese Prime Minister assassinated m 1947. Later Mr. Mac Donald who is on a periodic tour of Southeast Asia countries had
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    PAKISTAN PREMIER'S VISIT TO U.S.-ALL ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
    254 1 PAKISTAN PREMIER'S VISIT TO U.S. ALL ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED WASHINGTON, Apr. 27. Preparations are virtually complete for the three-week official visit of Prime Minister Liaquat All Khan of Pajkiktan m the United States, including a schedule of conferences with top officials and an extensive tour of the country. President Truman's personal
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    Communism Thrives On Chaos, Says Munshi
    146 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 27.— Mr. K. IVf. Munshi, veteran Congress leador of B'tmbay, urged India, the 1 tailed States and Britain to come "closer" m the bid for world peace when ;)'l<lr*»ssing the world affairs council here during his tour of the Went Co:>st.
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    NEHRU-PATEL SPLIT DENIED
    127 1 NEW DELHI, Apr. 27. Persistent reports of differences between Pandit Nehru and Sardar Patei brought a denial from the Indian Prime Minister on Wednesday. A statement issued after Nehru's departure for Karachi noted that "frequent references are made to Sardar Patel and me, sometimes to my sister
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    No Transit Through India!
    112 1 No Transit Through India CANBERRA, Apr. 27.— The Government has refused to endorse the passport of Mr. C. V. Elliott, General Secretary of the Communistcontrolled Seamen's Union, to enable him to pass through India to a European meeting of the World Federation of Trade Unions, it is authoritatively learned. It
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    FIERCE FIGHTING ON TONKIN – YUNNAN BORDER
    198 1 FIERCE FIGHTING ON TONKIN YUNNAN BORDER SAIGON, Apr. 27.— Mixed FrenchVietnamese forces, successfully mopping up Nationalist insurgents m Indochina, reported many captures m fierce fighting yesterday. Three Nationalist Vietminh battalions were surrounded m the rich Tonkin delta where 300 had already been captured and 34 killed, it was stated. Another
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    CHRISTIAN VARSITY FOR JAPAN
    43 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 27.— George Christopher, President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, will head the campaign m the San F'ancisco tm for funds to finance establishment of the proposed Japan International Christian University near Tokyo.— A. P.
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    ACHESON PRAISES NEHRU-LIAQUAT TALK
    148 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 27. The Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Acheson, said yesterday that the "entire free world" was supporting wholeheartedly the efforts of the Pakistan and Indian Prime Ministers to establish peaceful, constructive cooperation between their two countries. In a statement at his weekly jwre.~s conference,
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    PRAKASAM ACCUSES HIGH COMMAND!
    173 1 (From Our Uwn Correspondent) MADRAS, Apr. 27.— •The diss:il.u< Amlhra Congrem lender Mr. T. Pr:ikasain has accused the Congress Working Committee itself of breach of the Congress Constitution lor threatening alia with disciplinary action, m his reply to the General Secretary to snow cause. Pi'akasam declared
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    THAI KING TO MARRY TODAY
    102 1 BANGKOK, Apr. 27— A 22-year-old king takes a lovely young princess m a blue sarong-like dress as his queen tomorrow m a simple private wedding nw, King Phumipoon, who will be crowned Rama on May 5, married Princess Sirikit Kitiyakorn whom he met m Europe
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    S. African Indians' Appeal To Nehru
    105 1 DURBAN, Aar. 27.— Tin- South A fiic mi Indian Congress ycsterdH> cabled .lawanartai Nehru and Liaquut All Khan. PrlBM Ministers of India and Pakistan, «m meeting at Karachi, to diseMl ~»s a matter of nr-griic-y" the pCUtM facing South African Indians «n«b the Group
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    May Day Ban In Ceylon
    49 1 COLOMBb. Apr. 26. Because May Day coincides this year with the Vesak. Buddhist festival commemorating the birth, enlightenment and death of Gautama Buddha, Ceylon police have decided to ban May Day processions. The parties mainly affected are the Cnmmuniat and Trotsky ist parties. A.P.
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    UN To Train Asian Officials
    214 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. 27.— An institute to train officials of Asian countries m preparing readily" financed plans for economic development m agriculture and related fields will be held this autumn at Lahore, Pakistan. It will be conducted jointly by [J.N. agencies and the Pakistan Government
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    PAN-ISLAMIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
    37 1 KARAQHI, Apr. 27.—A*Pan-Isla-mic Steamship Company has ""been established here with 100 per cent Pakistani capital. The new company will operate steamers betweert Karachi and Chitta|ong, East Pakistan., and* between Pakistan and Middle Eastern*countrie«.- A.P.
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    26 1 TAIPEI, Apr. 27.— Daylight saying tifie is to wine into fon^^w Nationalist Chma from zeYgJoßiu on May 1 when clocks will be advanced one hour.— A.P.
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    SUSPENSION OF TRAINS SERVICE
    83 1 Starting on Monday, May 1, the morning &*»mi- express (8.20 pjn.*train tTMi Ipoh 10 Kuala Lumpur will be cancelled on odd dates until further notice. The cancellation of this and several goods trains is necessary m order to permit of the lull restoration of the damage
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    Communal Relations Worsening in Kerala?
    113 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) TRIVAVDRUM, Apr. 27.—Fourteen Hindu members of the Travan-core-Cechin Assembly have issued a stajemen/ blaming the virulant Christian propaganda against the Devaswam Act an being responsible for worsening of the communal relations m the State. Christian institutions u*fra press objected particularly to
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Fri. Apr. 28, 1950. MIC CANNOT DECIDE!
    699 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Fri. Apr. 28, 1950. MIC CANNOT DECIDE! THE fourth annual session of the Malayan Indian Congress win commence m Kuala Lumpur to-morrow, but nothing is known yet as to what and what matters will come up for consideration and decision. It is little wonder because those
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    Sind Hindus Anxious To Return To Pakistan?
    457 2 Mr. Motwani s Appeat To Pandit Mehru BOMBAY, Apr. 27.— Prime Minister Jawaharial Nehru has been given an "assignment to find out, m his present visit to Karachi for a conference with Pakistan Premier Liaquat AH Khan, whether "Pakis tan authorities would welcome
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    SURVEY OF COTTAGE INDUSTRIES
    137 2 (From Our Own Corr<'spoifHtnt) Jaipur, Apr. 27.— A survey i>l V<*la^e industries m Raja.sthan on divisional basis will be undertaken short- < ly, according to a resolution adopted by the Rajasthan Village Industries Survey Workers Conference here. Mr. Siddharaj Jjhadda. Minister of Industries and Commerce, Ra^asthan.
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    30 2 LONDON, Apr. 2i .—The Air Ministry was reluctant to admit it showed m London on Monday. Its description of what fell on shivering Londoners was "frozen rain showers." A. P.
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    Madras Detenu's Petition: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment
    193 2 Madras Detenu's Petition: Supreme Court Reserves Judgment NEW DELHI, Apr. 27— The Supreme Court reserved judgment on Apr. 19 m the Habeas Corpus petition of the Madras Communist detenu, A. K. Gopalan, challenging the validity of the Central Preventive Detention Act. Counsel for the petitioner, Mr. M. X Nambiar, concluded
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    MALAYAN CLONES FOR CEYLON
    137 2 COLOMBO, Apr. 27.-- Negotiations wiweea the rubber research insti- Utea m Ivlalaya and m Ceylon construing exchange of clones are now ftwrhing the final stages and the iubber Research Scheme, Ceylon, hopes to be able to offer the RRi, Malaya, 500 series of clones for reease
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    HANDS OFF TAMIL-SPEAKING AREAS, SAYS KOPAI M.P.
    284 2 HANDS OFF TAMIL- SPEAKING AREAS, SAYS KOPAI M.P. CEYtON NEWS: COLOMBO. Apr. 27. "Hands off the Tamil speaking areas would be his reply to Ministers who went about telling the people that the Government was spending large sums on the development of Tamil-speakig areas," declared Mr. C. Vannisingham, M.P. for
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    REOPENING OF KAYTS HARBOUR URGED
    138 2 COLOMBO, Apr. 27— An appeal Lo the Government to reopen, Kayts harbour and to extend its limits so ns to make it a modern port was made .by .Dr. A. Sabapathypillai, President of the North Ceylon Islands' Federation at its meeting held at St. Anthony's
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    PART OF GROW MORE FOOD CAMPAIGN
    92 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) NASIK, Apr. 27.— Dr. Jivraj Mehta, Bombay's Public Works Minister, outlined the Government's scheme for improving and developing minor irrigation works m the State, at a meeting here yesterday of representatives of the district local boards and district rural development
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    INDIAN ENVOY PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS IN PARIS
    44 2 PHOTO. 'Phe Indian Ambassador to F ranee, Sardar Hardit Singh Ma'ik, seen with President V incent A^irioi on Apr. 20 when the Ambassador presented his credentials m Ihp Pw ■lii«l at the Elyeee Palace m Paris. A.P.
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    Indian Parliament Sets New Record
    330 2 NKW DELHI, Apr. 27.— The Indian Parliament has set up a record for legislative business transacted during its 63-day session, just ended. AaßCMbliag on .lan. 31 under the Republican Constitution of India, the Parliament has iack»ed 20 official bills held over from the last session,
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    FORWARD BLOC TO TRAIN WORKERS
    68 2 (From Our O(vn Correspondent) PATRA, Apr. 27— General Mohan Singh of INA fame and Chairman of the All-India Forward Bloc would concentrate its energies for the present m Bihar, West Bengal, East Punjab and other adjoining areas which it will build up as a party
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    BENGAL TO HAVE BRITISH FIRE CHIEF
    66 2 CALCUTTA, Apr. 27.— The West Bengal Government has secured the sei-vices of an Englishman to act as Chief of its fire brigade services. Mr. H. R. Scott, at present Chief File Officer, Burton-on-Trent, England, is expected to arrive m India shortly to reorganise the
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    AUTONOMY FOR TRIBAL AREAS
    72 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) GAUHATI (Assam), Apr. 27 Advisory Councils with a view to associating the) local public opinion with the administration will shortly by set up by Assam Government m six autonomous tribal districts of the State, it is learnt. The Councils which will be
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    FIRST GRADE COLLEGE AT PALAI
    252 2 PALAI (Tra\ ant ore-Cochin;. Apr. 27.— The foundation off a new first grade college at Palai, Travancore, was laid by the Most Rev. Doctor Mathias, Archbishop of Madras, on Apr. 16 evening, before a large gathering. Laying: the foundation, the Archbishop m a brief speech,
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    No Federal Elections In The Near Future, Says Mr. Dugdale!
    991 3 Britain's Intention To Stay In Malaya For 'Very Long Time' Reaffirmed MINISTER GRIFFITHS FAVOURS VOLUNTARY TO FIGHT BANDITS LONDON, Apr. 27. Colonial Secretary James Griffiths told Parliament yesterday that the Malayan Federal Government intended that opportunities for voluntary service on
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    SHAH FLIES TO SETTLE STRIKE
    114 3 TEHARAN. Apr. 27. The Shah Hew to Mazanduran Province m north Iran today to per-onally investigate the strike by 4,300 workers m, tho seven key towns. On Tuesday the Government announced that five were killed and 50 wounded when security police clashed with the strikers.
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    24 3 LONDON. Apr. 27.— Quen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret saw a special private showing of Christian Dior fashions on Wednesday at the French Embassy.- A.P.
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    TANKS & ARMOURED CARS TO QUELL MAY DAY DISTURBANCES
    263 3 TANKS ARMOURED CARS TO QUELL MAY DAY DISTURBANCES Meanwhile light tanks, armoured cars, troops carriers and amoulances were massed In the suburbs of Johannesburg yesterday as a precaution against possible May Day disturbances. Justice Minister Charles Swart had announced m the Union Parliament on Tuesday night that mobile police and
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    COMMANDS FRENCH TROOPS IN N. INDO-CHINA
    76 3 COMMANDS FRENCH TROOPS IN N. INDO-CHINA PHOTO. General Marcel Alessanor com* mancls French grounds forces m the Northern Vfetnajn around the Indo-Chinese -city of Tonkin. He also ha* the civilian position, of French Commissioner to the northern administrative district of the Vietnam government. Befought m the first world war at
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    Congress Nominees To Be Included In Hyderabad Cabinet?
    241 3 Congress Nominees To Be Included In Hyderabad Cabinet HYDERABAD (Dn.). Apr. 27.— According to the tentative agreement reached between «Mr. M. K. Vellpdi, the Chief MinistcY, Ijjderabad, Mini the President of* the Hyderabad j-Sfiitf- Congress m regard to the inclusion of four Congress Minissters .m .Hyderabad Cabinet, it is understood
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    AMBON REBELLION MAY SPREAD TO OTHER PARTS OF U.S.I.
    525 3 DJAKARTA, Apr. 27. Indonesian troops on Ambon Island, second greatest Netherlands Indies naval base at the outbreak of World War ll,' rebelled against the Indonesian Federal Government yesterday, declaring a "Republic of the South Moluccas." A hign official source here said
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    Natal Indians To Protest Against Malan's Bill On May Day
    219 3 Natal Indians To Protest Against Malan's Bill On May Day DURBAN, Apr. 27.—Tjhe Natal Indian Congress yesterday called on all Indians m the province to close their businesses on May Day as a protest against Dr. Malan*s bill to divide South Africa into racial groups areas. The bill, introduced m
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    Yugoslav Envoy Presents Credentials To Indian President
    51 3 Yugoslav Envoy Presents Credentials To Indian President NEW DELHI. Apr. 27. Josip Djerdja presented his credentials to President Rajendra Prasad of India on Wednesday as Ambassador of Yugoslavia. Meanwhile Sen Binay Ranjan the new Indian Ambassador to Yugoslavia, arrived at Belgrade on Tuesday night to take over the diDlomatic post.-
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    A.N.Z.A.C. DAY OBSERVED IN NEW ZEALAND
    86 3 WELLINGTON. Apr. 27.— The hirty-fifth anniversary of the Galliooli landing was observed at Anzac Day ceremonies m cities, towns and villages throughout New Zealand m Monday when the sacrifices of the dead m two world wars were commemorated. t The Governor-General, Sir Bernard Freyberb,
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    Prayers For Peace
    54 3 RANGOON, Apr. 27.— Prayers for peace according to the Buddhist, Christian, Muslim and Hindu faiths were chanted simultaneously during a religious procession at Toungoo, former Karen stronghold 180 miles from Rangoon. Special prayers were recited for government troops fighting multicoloured rebel forces along the several fronts of
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    DEATH
    26 4 Sharma. R. X. leacher. Rallies 1 Institution. Singapore passed away .suddenly on Apr. 27. 1950. Cremation, at Bidadari Hindu Oemeteiy today (28.4.50) at 5 p.m.
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    Bandits Raid Village In Segamat
    906 4 ONE VILLAGER AbDUCIED AND MURDERED At about 8.15 p.m. on Apr. 25, bandits armed with pistols and rifles, surrounded the village m tne Bukit Siput area m Segamat area and pasted pamphlets all over the village. Some of the bandits entered the house of a
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    42 4 PICTURE. GiH'sts at the luiu lit on |»ati> givCu b> iiai Jogimlra Sinuh m honour of Mr. J. A. Gandhi ancrothfr members of the Calico Mills Ltd. Ahmedabad and Allied Industries Mission, at the Caultol Restaurant on Tuesday, Apr. 26.- MOBILE FOTO
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    DIVINE LIFE SOCIETY MEETING
    42 4 A fortnightly meeting of the Divine Life Society, Singapore, will bo held on Saturday Apr. 29, at 7.45 p.m. at No. 843, Pasir Panjang Road, (4} mis.), the residence of Sri. T. R. 8. Bashyam. All are welcome.
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    DEATH SENTENCE, FOR POSSESSION OF ARMS
    97 4 DEATH SENTENCE, FOR POSSESSION OF ARMS PENANG. Apr. 27.—Twtnty-year-old Huan Kuan liooi. a member »i tht- former Mal-an People* Antilapanew Army today wa£ tentenced to de^th for being m pussession of arms. The charges listed against him were for possession of hand grenade, possession 01 one round of ammunition, and
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. R. K. SHARMA
    124 4 The untimely death of Mr. R. X Shamia oi tne Kaiiljs Institution has deprived tne Indian/ community oi a popuiar persmality Mr. tonarma wno was only 43 years of age died on the Way to tne General Hospital whitner he was taken after
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    TAMIL CHAIR IN MALAYAN VARSITY
    153 4 The following resolutions were passed at the general meeting oi (he Malaya Tamil Pannai held cm Apr. 23 at Seremban: "In view of the ancient historic link between Malaya and the Tamil .and, and the indelible imprint tht .South Indian Culture has made on Malayan
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    Veteran Journalist Entertained
    109 4 A very plwwit evening was spent. it No. 7-3, Filili Avenue, Bukit Tinuih Road, the residence of M?. V. Mend:s, by a Ijnge number of pressmen, consular representative:; and other distinguished members ot Lhe various communities. The occasion was a cocktail party given by Mr. Mendis m
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    AIR MINISTRY LOCAL STAFF UNION
    53 4 Tho third annual general meeting oi the Air Ministry Local Staff Union will be hold on Sunday, Apr 30, at St. Josephs Institution, Bras Basah Road, Singapore at 10 a.m. All members are requested to attend. Refreshments will bt served, writes Mr. M. C. Sequeira
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    ROTARY DISTRICT CONFERENCE FOR SINGAPORE
    230 4 The 15th Annual Conference of Rotary District 46 is to be held m Singapore and will be opened on the mornihg of Saturday, May 13 by The Governor Sir Franklin (Unison. Rotarians are coming from Kimla Lumpur, lpoh f Malacca and Seremban and from as
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    NON-BENDERS VS. I.A. ON MAY 6
    35 4 The cricket match between the Non-Benders and the Indian Association which was washed out by rain last week will now be played on May 6 on the Khal&a ground.
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    VISIT OF U.S. NAVAL SQUADRON
    40 4 At 12 noon Tuesday. May 2 Rear Admiral Boons, Commander 7th Task Fleet, will be paying a call on Rear Admiral Fauikner, Flag Officer Malayan Area, at the RoyaJ Naval Barracks. H.M. Nav 'l Ba&»
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    SRIC'S NEW OFFICEBEARERS
    75 4 At the SRIC elections meeting held yesterday at No. 6, Race Course Lane, the following were elected officebearer for the ensuing years:— President MR. G. SARANGAPANY. Vice-President— MR. MUTHUSAMIf. Hon. Gen.-Secretary— MR. JOHN JACOB. Hon. Treasurer MR. P. V. KRISHNAN. Among those elected to the Committee were
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    WELFARE WEEK IN PENANG
    94 4 PENANG. Apr, 27.— Preparations are m full swing to make Welfare Week m Penang this year one w che "most successful." and a meeting of the convenors will be held shortly. The Welfare Week for Penang has been fixed from May 27 to June 3. Flag
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    INDIAN RECREATION CLUB
    71 4 All soccer players of the Indian Recreation Club are requested to assemble at the Indian Association Premises on Sunday Apr. 30 at 9.30 a.m. for a formal discussion and Players meeting. Soccer Players are also requested t.o assemble at Farrer Park on every Sunday at t>.3o a.m.
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