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Title Section17 1950-07-10 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. NO. 148. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUL Y 10, 1950. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS17 words
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427 1950-07-10 1 Socialists Mo ve To Wean Harijans From Congress Rs. One Billion Plan Announced Jaiprakash's Assurance On Behalf Of Party (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, July 9.— The Socialist Party's Eighth Annual Conference began here yesterday morning amidst scents of great enthusiasm, when President Ashok Mehta unfurled the flag at the427 words
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Article272 1950-07-10 1 MADRAS, July 9. Mr. Jaya Prakash Narayan, General Secretary of the Indian Socialist Party, last night warned the Indian people "not to be deceived "by attempts of the Communist Party of India to stage a comeback in the guise of a "Democratic front." Addressing theReuter - 272 words
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114 1950-07-10 1 RAYON FACTORY STARTS FUNCTIONING IN HYDERABAD HYDERABAD, July 9.— One of the three rayon facUj-ies being set up in India has started working in Hydeabad. Considerable progress has been jade in construction work of other two factories to be located in Bombay and Hyderabad. These three units will have aGIIS - 114 words
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Article63 1950-07-10 1 NEW DELHI, July 9— The Bombay Government will shortly float 9 loan of upto Rs. 60 million to meet the capital expenditure in the current year. Money will be spent mostly on irrigation schemes and other construction programmes. The Madras Government also propose toGIIS - 63 words
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100 1950-07-10 1 - CALCUTTA, July 9.— During the «edi onding July 2, 36,608 Hindus turned to their homes in East Pakistan, showing an Increase of 2,177 over the previous week. ini-rated 1 w mber f Hindus who W^S 1 Bengal durin s tho in the niGIIS - 100 words
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Article15 1950-07-10 1 been to d tro!su r ced m °o? r tff** *B« GIISGIIS - 15 words
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48 1950-07-10 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MYSORE, July 9.— The World In-fer-University Seminar organised by the International Students Service will be held in Krishnarajasagar near here from July 12. The theme of the Seminar will be the "Role of the University in Social Developments." Copyright.48 words
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Article61 1950-07-10 1 NEW DELHI. July 9 —India's Durand Football Cup Tournament, which had an unbroken run from 1888 except during the two World Wart, ia likely to be revived this year. The trophy was instituted by the 'ate Sir Henry Moriser Durand, a former Secretary to the India Governmen afterwardsGIIS - 61 words
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91 1950-07-10 1 TAEJON, South Korea, July 9.— An official South Korean spokesman said today (Sunday) that two communist North Korean battalions were annihilated on Saturday In a battle at'Uensen, near Chunju. The spokesman said 21 communist prisoners were taken, seven trucks were destroyed, 20 Russianmade Jeeps smashed,A.P. - 91 words
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Article59 1950-07-10 1 I (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, July 9.— The Gov- 1 ernment of India are consider- ing a proposal to introduce 2 Mix-day general rationing for I hotels and catering houses and I making the seventh day a "vegetable day," Mr. K. M. i 1 Munshi, Food Minister59 words
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Article140 1950-07-10 1 LAKE SUCCESS, July 9—After ihe Security Council had adopted the joint Anglo-French resolution to establish a Korean Command under United Nations auspices, Mr. Benegal Rau, India's permanent delegate was asked by reporters whether India's abstention on the vote signified "a ettun to neutrality." Mr. Rau repliedReuter - 140 words
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87 1950-07-10 1 AHMEDNAGAR. July 9.— 400--•ear-old Ahmednagar Fort (Bombay) vhere Congress top leaders were imorisoned during the 1942 Independence Movement is attracting a large number of visitors in spite of permit •■estrictions. The room in which the Prime Min'ster, Pandit Nehru, was Incarcerated for threeGIIS - 87 words
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325 1950-07-10 1 ONE KILLED AND FOUR WOUNDED Yesterday (July 9) morning, a bandit threw a handgrenade into a tent in a squatter village in Perak. One young male Chinese was killed, two male Chinese wounded, one female Chinese slightly wounded, and a civil Lialison Officer325 words
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212 1950-07-10 1 INDUSTRIAL COURTS AWARD (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY, July 9. Nearly two la Mis (200,000) workers of sixty textile mills in Bombay will receive bonus equal to two months basic earnings aggregating 600,000) for the year 1949 under212 words
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190 1950-07-10 1 M AC ARTHIR APPOINTED C.G. OF U.N. FORCES IN KOREA WASHINGTON, July 9.— President Truman named General Douglas MacArthur on Saturday as Commanding General of the Uited Nations forces in Korea. Acting under the resolution b the United Nations Security Council President Truman also directed General Ma.cArthur to use tiltA.P. - 190 words
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Article90 1950-07-10 1 CAIRO, July 9.— Kaka Kalelkar, a close associate of Mahatma Gandhi, laid the foundation stone of the Gandhi Memorial Pillar on the bank of the N^le near Jinja (Uganda) recently The pillar being erected by the Uganda Indian Association will display extracts from Gandhiji's writingsGIIS - 90 words
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Article128 1950-07-10 1 Clash With American Troops TOKYO y July 9. North Korean forces pushed in strength southwards from Chonan tonight to the little town of Chonui where they clashed with American troops. Pow^riul concentrations of Red tanKs and troops were noted by Associated Press Correspondent William Jorden,A.P. - 128 words
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193 1950-07-10 1 BR. U.S. NAVAL UNITS BOMBARD SAMCHOK AREA TOKYO. July 9.— On the east coast, United Statas and British naval units made mass bombardments of the Samchok area, 40 miles south of the North-South border. Shells of warships blasting at coastal cliffs caused landslides which blocked the main road. Naval shellingsA.P. - 193 words
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575 1950-07-10 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Mon. July 10, 1950. SOCIALISM IN INDIA fully endorse the statement made last week in Mftdra* by India's leading Socialist Si\ Jaiprakash Narain, namely, thai "only Socialism, and not Capitalism, can triumph over the evil* of Communism." Mr. Jaipraprakash is in Madras in con nee tionGIIS - 575 words
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258 1950-07-10 2 Postponement Beyond August Not Favoured NASIK, July y. -The provisional Reception Committee oi the 56th session of the Indian National Congress rejucsted the Congress Working Committee not to postpone -he Congress session beyond A u£iist. The Committee, which met here on July i under theFOC - 258 words
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123 1950-07-10 2 DEFENCE PLEA REJECTED IN LAIK ALI ESCAPE CASE HYDERABAD. <Dn>. July 9.— fhe Special Judge. Mr. N. Kuma ayya, who is hearing the Laik A!: 'icape case, on June 22 rejected .he defence contention that the Hyderabad Public Safety and Pudic Interests Regulation. under .vhieh i lie order restricting th"FOC - 123 words
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Article213 1950-07-10 2 MADRAS. July 9.— A Madras Government Press Note states: I- may be recalled that under the Madara Estates (Abolition and Conversion into Ryotwmri) Act, 1948, a batch of estates consisting of 42 zamind.iri and 994 under-tenure estates was notified and taken possession of by theFOC - 213 words
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Article, Illustration66 1950-07-10 2 PHOTO Tnese live small girls were determined to see the Queea Wu^t wl visited the Rojal Nori'jlk Agricultural Show in Sandrin.gha.in (Norfolk, England; June 29. They knew she was in the big show tent *o they used the old circus method and burrowed under the tent naps, and found theyA.P. - 66 words
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460 1950-07-10 2 Commending uv. setting up witti--uc loss 01 further ti.ne of a "competent ;iausucdi section," for colfciion and am ot statistur mic aata \,...^a was reQuirt< -oi only i'or formulation of develop wnt piaos cue oi economic, flscai -iu at plans ol be Gov rament, Mr.FOC - 460 words
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Article160 1950-07-10 2 BOMBAY. July 9.— The Kandla Enquiry Committee at its fifth meeting held In Bombay on July 4 approved the general lay-out of the new port as recommended by consulting engineers. The new port will in the first stage have mooring berths, four cargo berths, oil berthGIIS - 160 words
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139 1950-07-10 2 MADRAS. July 9.— Tho rift in the leadership of tho Communist Party of India, between the Joshi and Ranadive groups, has of late spread to the Communist r tenns in the various jails of this State Mr. K. Madhava Menon, Minister in charge ofFOC - 139 words
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183 1950-07-10 2 BANGALORE, July t.--llr. bukuifiar Sen, Chiol Election repiesentative public men of Mysore on 1 he conduct of Uie coming general elections, ukely to be held in April or May next year. Members of the Parliamentary Delimitation Advisory Committee lor Mysore were also present atFOC - 183 words
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Article, Illustration63 1950-07-10 2 Photo Delegates from Scotland and Japan lead the farewell proci for the Italian delegates who attended the Mural Ri-Armament World Assembly at Caux-Sur-Montreux, Switzerland 16-26 June Among the Italian Delegates were the President. Vice-President, General Secretary, the Treasurer and members of the Ex native Board of the Confederation of ItalianAP - 63 words
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191 1950-07-10 2 NEW DELHI. July bWMm Comdifrre Minister, Mr. Sri Prakasn. stated on Jun«* 30 that fIMMW was no Question of hi* having implied the possibility of any revaluation of the Indian rupee. Mr. Sri Prakasa was lel erring to a statement recently made in BombayF.O.C. - 191 words
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Article173 1950-07-10 2 GAUHATI. July 9.— Petrol rat inning which was introduced during the war. was abolished throughout [Assam with ellect from July 1. A Pr<-s- Note .says that owing to [breaches in the Assa.n Rail Link caused by the recent floods, the Government of India, with a view toFOC - 173 words
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139 1950-07-10 2 MADRAS. July 9.- The provision m the proposed Madras Children s 'amending* Bill for imposing corporal punishment on juvenile offenders will be abandoned by the State Government, it is learnt. The Sub-Committee of the State Advisory Board on Education, which; considered (JieFOC - 139 words
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82 1950-07-10 2 MADRAS, July 9.— The Govern--nt have sanctioned the further ntinuance of the temporary p^st Chief Electoral Officer for a furief period of one year from Jur.e The post was created lor worK j.inected with the preparation ol ie electoral rolls on the basis cfFOC - 82 words
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641 1950-07-10 3 CEYLON NEWS: Equal Treatment For English And 'oWabisha' fecht;r& Urged JAFFNA, July 9. A suggestion that the Government should follow democratic precedents and set up advisory bodies when the representatives of teachers could parley on equal terms with representatives ofFOC - 641 words
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102 1950-07-10 3 NEW DELHI. July 9— The next iession of Parliament is likely to beifin in the third week of September, It is learnt. Pandit Nehru in a letter to Prof. Vidyavachaspati said it was proposed to hold the session in the last week of AugustFOC - 102 words
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Article41 1950-07-10 3 BOMBAY, July 9. ..he Government of Bombay have decided to release immediately thrt 62 Communists detained for demonstrating against the celebration of the birth of the Indian Republic on Jan. 26. it was officially &a»nt hwt. FOCFOC - 41 words
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Article271 1950-07-10 3 COLOMBO. July 9.— An increase in Ceylon's dollar earnings in expected when loc?.l rubber traders are allowed to resume the pre-war practice of importing Indian rubber ixj be resold here. The Chamber of Commerce has already urged the Minister of Commerce to provide facilities, for theFOC - 271 words
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Article, Illustration29 1950-07-10 3 PHOTO. With their belongings slung over their backs or carried on their heads. South Koreans flee along the railroad tracks at Suwon ahead of advancing North Korean forces. A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article306 1950-07-10 3 JAFFNA, July 9.— On June 24, 1653, Portugueseheld Jaffna surrendered to the Dutch after a siege of .firee months. The event also marked the total expuilon of the Portuguese from Ceylon where they had aiiticd in 1505. Tne kingdom of Jaffna seems 10 lave come into being,FOC - 306 words
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Article151 1950-07-10 3 MADRAS, July 9. A conference of legislators and representatives 'jf West Coast areas interested in the reform of tenancy in Malabar, finalised on July 3 its draft recommendations in respect of the Malabar Tenancy Act (Amendment) Bill. The conference whichwas presided over by Mr. K. MadhavaFOC - 151 words
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158 1950-07-10 3 NEW DELHI, July 9.— From Aug. i. 1950, the date of expiry of broadcast receiver licences, commercial broadcast receiver licenses, possession licences and demonstration licences, whether issued in the first instance or renewed, will be Dec. 31 oi each year, says aFOC - 158 words
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200 1950-07-10 3 NEW DELHI. July 2— ln pursuance of the policy of 'be Government of India to develop cottage industries, it has been decided to reserve a certain field of production for the handloom industry. In order to afford similar protection to small povverloom factories,FOC - 200 words
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141 1950-07-10 3 Bank Dispute Awards: Government Of India's Warning MADRAS, July 9.— The Government of India have issued a "warning" that persons violating or refusng to implement the existing awards n disputes between employees and "Management of banks and Insurance companies are liable to be prosecuted, is learnt here. This has beenFOC - 141 words
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Article, Illustration87 1950-07-10 3 PHOTO). Pictured at the World Assembly of the Moral Rearmament Organisation held in Canx-Sur-Montreaux, Switzerland, on June 16-26 are (left to right; Dr. Werner Knapp, Deputy Technical Director of the Huckingen Steel Works, Germany; Sardar Sarjit Singh, ton of India's Defence Minister; and Jack Manning, London Dockers' leader. Dr. NnappAP - 87 words
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71 1950-07-10 3 CALCUTTA. July 9.— Dr. R. Ahmed, new Minority Minister in West Bengal Cabinet is a. leading doctor and a wellknown Muslim leader of West Bengal. 62-year-old doctor, he is a member of the Dental Council of India member of the Calcutta improvement Trust and theFOC - 71 words
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107 1950-07-10 3 NEW DELHI, July 9— A psychiatrieal institute, the first of its kind In India, will be opened in Lucknow in October 1950, it is learnt. Sponsored by the Methodist Mission of America, the Institute will in the initial stage, be a counselling centre Dr. Ndrell, SwedishF.O.C. - 107 words
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278 1950-07-10 3 BOMBAY, July 9.— The Bombay State Road Transport Corporation, the first public corporation for nationalised road transport in India, has decided to spent Rs. 1 crore for the improvement or roads and for providing amenities to passengers and the staff,FOC - 278 words
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172 1950-07-10 3 BOMBAY, July 9. -Four employees of the General Post Office in the City including the Assistant Presidency Post.naster, Mr. A. G. Savant, received injuries on Jly 3 when a bullet went off from a rifle in the hands of a sentry at the entranceFOC - 172 words
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59 1950-07-10 3 NEW DELHI. July 9— The first wo meetings of the Select Committees on the Labour Relations Bill and the Trade Unions Bill scheduled to be held on July 24 and 31, have been cancelled as the Labour Minister. Mr. Jagjivan Ram, is not expected toFOC - 59 words
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303 1950-07-10 4 Only Way To Stop Spread Of Communism, Says Br. Trade Unionst NEW DELHI, July 9.— Mr. F. W. Dally, British Trade Union leader and Chairman of the delegation of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, now visiting Asia and the FarReuter - 303 words
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Article73 1950-07-10 4 Under the auspices of the Literary Section of the Selangor Indian Association, Mr. Lawrence Van a Nichols, associate Director, United States Information Service, will 3ivc ail illustrated talk on Pandit iNchrua visit toi the United States followed by naif an hour of news reels,73 words
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Article158 1950-07-10 4 The Speaker of the House of Commons, Col. Douglas Clifton Brown, M.P., has invited the following members of the House of Lords and the House of Commons to >erve on the parliamentary delegation which will visit Singapore and the Federation of Malaya in September: The Earl158 words
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140 1950-07-10 4 The following form the new Managing Committee of the Indian Association Singapore: Dr. M. Abraham President: Mr Jamnadas J. Mehta -Vice-Presi-dent; Mr. M.S. Menon— Hon. General Secretary; Mr. R. M. Krishnan —Hon. Treasurer; Mr. Abbasbhoy Nomanbhoy-- Chairman. Board of Control of Games: Mr. J. Louis—140 words
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Article, Illustration94 1950-07-10 4 PHOTO). A conference of delegates from 15 unions and associations of Government staffs in Divisions 11. 11l IV, of the Government Staff Council, Federation of Malaya, was held in Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday, June 25. Picture shows Mr. Tan Tuan Boon (right), the outgoing President of the Governmant Staff Council,PUBLIC RELATIONS - 94 words
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276 1950-07-10 4 In connection with its plans for economic development in the rural areas, the Government of the Federation has decided to set up a Rural and Industrial Development Authority. The general purpose of the Authority will be to assist the primary producer to develop276 words
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144 1950-07-10 4 The Indian Community of Singapore will give a farewell Tea Party at th' Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday July 14 at 5 p.m. in honour of Mr. John A. Thivy, the Representative of the Government of India 'n Malaya prior to his transfer144 words
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Article83 1950-07-10 4 Cabled News has been received announcing the death of Mrs. Dorai Ro&s, wife of Mr. M. S. Dora.i Rose of Rons Tait Ltd.. Jewellers and antique dealers. Knights Bridae London, on Friday, July 7. at their Brompton, Road Home. Mrs. Dorai Ross was the fir*t83 words
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Article132 1950-07-10 4 The Malacca Annual Charity Week will commence on July 29, 1950. and end on Aug. 5. One of the items in connection with the Week will be a Pet Show for Dogs and Cats, at the St. Francis Institution on Sunday. July 30. 1950. commencing from132 words
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Article87 1950-07-10 4 Residents in Malacca who have any information to give to the security forces can do so by writing a letter and addressing in the P.O Box 5000. Malacca Such letters do not require any stamp and they can either be signed or unsigned by the writer. Tlie87 words
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131 1950-07-10 4 MALAYAN CHINESE FOR HIGHER STUDIES IN AMERICA Aw It Haw. 20, of 2 Tan^lin Roai, Singapore, will be Raving Gttnga pore on July 9 to study in the United States. The fourth son cf Mr. Aw Boon Haw, OBE, promincn. businessman and newspaper publisher, Mr. Aw It Haw plans toUSIS - 131 words
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112 1950-07-10 4 CHINESE GIRL FOR HIGHER STUDIES IN AMERICA Attractive twenty-year-old Mi. Goh Chor Jee of 253, Bukit Timai. Road, Singapore, will be leav.n shortly for toe United States fo. higher studies. The eldest daughter of Mr. Goh Hoik Eng erf Singapore, a firearm;, dealer. Miss Goh will leave for th UnitedUSIS - 112 words
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100 1950-07-10 4 MALAYAN STUDENTS VISIT SHOE FACTORY IN BRITAIN Malayan, Indonesian and Chinese students yesterdav visited the Cooperative Wholesale Society's shro factory in the East End of London —one of ten factories run by thf Co-operative movement to supply shoes to the retail co-operative shops throughout the United Kingdom Students from the100 words
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Article57 1950-07-10 4 The Buddhist Society of London at its annual general meeting held recently announced that the Society has sponsored the formation of a new Buddhist organisation in Belgium, another in Holland, and •i third in South Africa. A branch In England has been formed under the57 words
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32 1950-07-10 4 Queens Fellowships And Scholarships University of Malaya graduates who wish to apply for a wards in 1950 should send their application to the Director of Education, Singapore not later than Aug. 7.32 words
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79 1950-07-10 4 INCREASED SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE AT K.L. The eleven trains a day each way. which are already running between Sultan Street station (Kuala Lumpur) and Ampang, are to be supplemented by eight additional trains each way between Sultan Street and Pudu. This will take effect from today Monday, the Malayan Railway79 words
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