Indian Daily Mail, 8 September 1950

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. NO. 207. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1950. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS
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    1 LAKH MAROONED NEAR LAHORE
    165 1 Sudden Floods Submerge Railway Track First Timejn Living Memory LAHORE, Sept. j. Floodwaters from the River Ravi yesterday jnarooned 100,000 people m the suburbs of Lahore. The water level of the river, which rose by more than six feel within 24 hours, submerged the railway
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    300 Japanese Technicians To Go To India
    139 1 TOKYO. Sept. 7. The Japan India Association here is recruiting 300 Japanr.se technicians to go ti: India, according to the econo ni new-sjjaper Nidon Keizai Technicians and skilled artisan required by India are for such industries as pottery making, bamboo craft, farming, paper
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    Further Relaxation In Imports
    118 1 >;!:'< V DEI HI, Sen;. 7.— The Govb unenl of India have relaxed import rest fictions m respect of some more articles. A New Delhi press note issued on S^i-i 6 siiys that the import Of a certain numhei of centri- rug* l pumps, now m
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    Gandhiji's Co-Worker Dead
    36 1 DURBAN. Sept. 7.— Mi. Ebiahim Mohammed, one of the oldest associates of Mnhatma Gandhi and cofjunder with Gar.dhiji of the Natal Indian Congress died m Durban on Btp* 5. He was 71.- GIIS
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    INDIA GOVT SELECTS SELECTS TEACHERS FOR SINGAPORE
    73 1 NEW DELHI. Sept. 7. The C--crnmrnt of India at the requesi di lv-rrctn-o Govn.rnm»n have >o-i^rt-d eight Indian teachers 'to work m Afzh&a Bchoola pjid {•■•ur Indian teachers to w^rk m Singapore School?. p. Sanskrit. University ot Madrtu nas 1?<-ti appointed for a
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    FIRST PAKISTANI C-in-C
    54 1 FIRST PAKISTANI C-in-C KARACHI, Sept. 7.—Majoi-Gene-ral Mohammed Kyub Khan has been oiiicially appointed iirst Pakistani »Jommander-in-<Jiuel of the Pakistau .it my He succeeds the last British C-in-C Sir Douglas Giacy, and will tuKe over his dunes early m the new year. Gencjul Ryub Khan is a Pathan, from 1..0 Northwest
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    Indian Philosophical Congress
    89 1 CALCUTTA, Sept 7— The Silver jubilee Session of the Indian Philosophical Congress will be held m Cul- jutta from Dec. 2u to Dec. 23. Dr. iCadimkrishnan, Indian Ambassador -o the U6SK, according to the PTI, .ill preside. I Eminent American and British pro- L'ssors of philosophy are
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    LAND RECLAMATION IN PUNJAK
    49 1 SIMLA. Sept. 7.- The Punjab Government Lave undertaken to reclaim 100,000 acres of land every year and would soon be inviting private capital and enterprise for the purpose. Within the short period of three years, the Punjab has become aur- phia m food;: rains.- GIIS
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    mn & tan FOSI LCHDON
    76 1 mn tan FOSI LCHDON Dato Onn bin Ja'afar and Mr. C. C. Tan will attend the forthcoming talks m London on Commonwealth plans for economic development m South and South East 'Asia. They will be Attached to the United Kingdom delegation a%. Ad Users and will represent the interests of
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    New Dy. Commissioner Of Police For Federation
    115 1 Sir. W. D. Robinson, has been injected to fill the appointment of Deputy Commissioner of Police Federation of Malaya. Mr. Robinson, who was educated at EJpsom College, was appointed to £?rve m the Indian Police Service In 192?. He ha- a distinguished career
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    FLOOD HAVOO IN ORISSA
    52 1 CUTTAGK, Sept. 7.— Floods m Ortosa h;ive caused widespread dama,iv to crops m the State. According to Official estimates, 4U0.000 acres of cultivated land have b jn inundated sesultinj; m ihe destruction of the entiie paudy crop. The damage to lice rion is estimated at 100
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    MASTER TARA SINGH ! ARRESTED
    157 1 MASTER TARA SINGH ARRESTED NEW DELHI, Sept. 7— Master Tar a. Singh, loader of the Sikh Communal Party (Akalidal), was arrested at Amritsar on Thursday under orders of the East Punjab Government lor aiiegod delivery of a speech likely to cause communal bitterness. Tara Singh has been preaching t creation
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    India To Import Sugar And Rice
    46 1 NEW DELHI. Sept. 7.— The Government of India hove completed nira.n;;ements> witli the assistance of the British Government to import 23.000 tons of sugar. Arrangements hive also been made for the import of 60.000 tons of rice from Egypt.— GIIS
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    LEBANESE MINISTER'S SYMPATHY
    37 1 [JEW DELHI, Sept. 7. Tlic LebaDMM Minister ior External Affairs. PUi ■•> Ttkla, has sent a cable iiir P me Minister, Pandit Nehru, expressing his "profound sympithy" for I c '-arthaiiake sufferers m As. GIIS
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    " SELE^TiSK OF "§FFi©EES F@i IXBIAR Bfi¥Y MALAYAN INDIANS MAY APPLY
    247 1 SELE^TiSK OF "§FFi©EES F@i IXBIAR Bfi¥Y MALAYAN INDIANS MAY APPLY I SINGAPORE. Sept. l.—The Union Public Service Cornmi^ion will nold an examination fcr the selection of cadets forentrv to the percadre of the comiii.^loned ranks of the Indian Navy at Allahabad. Bomoav. C-iVutta, Delhi Madras an<i Nagpu>- on Nov 22
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    WOUNDED TAMIL LABOURER DIES
    339 1 WOUNDED TAMIL LABOURER DIES KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday A Police Communique issued tocla> says: The Tamil labourer who was stubbed kg bandits m Selangor yestei<l;.,\ has since died of his woundw. On ihc iif e.noon of Sept. 5, security forces exchanged shots with JMhesfl bandits m Kcdah. There were do casualties.
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    PANDIT NEHRU CONTINUES TOUR OF ASSAM
    262 1 SHILLONG. Sept. 7. Continuing his tour of the earthquake and flood affected areas m Assam, the Prime Minister, Pandit Nehru., on Sept. 5 flew over Subansiri area, while an Indian Air Force Dakota dropped food to nearly 7,000 people marooned m Ananda a»d Pathalipam
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    I.M.F. TO DISCUSS EXCHANGE VALUE OF PAX RUPEE
    184 1 I.M.F. TO DISCUSS EXCHANGE VALUE OF PAX RUPEE PARIS, Sept. 6.— The Boanl of Governors of the International Monclaiy Fund is expected to discuss the currency par value of Pakistan at its meeting m Paris today, (Sept. 6). The par vahM of the currencies of member countries is an important
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    Pak Ban On Gram Export Criticised
    89 1 LAHORE. Sept. 7.— The Pakistan Governments decision to ban tli export of gram to India, ha- fcet-u criticised by the West Pakistan lm ports and Exporters Association The Vice-President of the AsSo ciation stated m Lahore that hun dreds of gram -wagons booked for
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    INDIAN NAVAL SQ'JAimON TO VISIT TRINC.'OMALF.K
    61 1 INDIAN NAVAL SQ'JAimON TO VISIT TRINC.'OM ALF.K LONDON. Sepl. 7. An Indian naval squadron comprising th' cruiser Delhi, the frigates Jamna Sutlej. Cauvcry and T:r and the tank landing ship Avenger is to visit the naval base at Trincomalee Ceylon, between Sept. 9 and 33. trKBritish Admiralty announced. The ships
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    29 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 7.— lndia will send 13.000 tons of jute to Egypt m exchange for 60,000 tons of rice, the Indian Fond Ministry announced on Wednesday.— A P
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    BOAT DISASTER NEAR ERNAKULAM
    66 1 BOAT DISASTER NEAR ERNAKULAM ERNAKULAM. Sept. 3. (By Air Mail).— A motor boat plying between Ernakulam and Verapoly met with an accident near Mulayuka last night and capsized. It is learnt that the ill-fated boat Lady of Fatima, left here at 930 pm yesterday with 40 passengers aboard. Only two
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    NEW TELIJGU POET LAUREATE
    66 1 MADRAS, Sept. 7. The Madras Government have appointed Mr. Sripada Krishnamurthy Sastri, a wellknown Telugu poet and scholar as Poet-Laureate m Telugu for five years m place of the late Challapilla Venkata Sastri. Among the many literary works to the credit of Mr. Krishnamurthy Sastri is
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    16 HURT IN BUS CRASH
    71 1 j BOMBAY. Sept. 4, .By Air Mail) i —16 persons were injured, 4 of them seriously, when a B.E.ST double-decker bus crashed against R huge tree near the Charni Roaa railway station on the Queen's Road here at 7.30 this morning. The driver, a conductor
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    Indian Motor Cyclists On World Tour
    65 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 7— Three South Indian motor cyclists are, sta*in? on a world tour, via Pakistan. he Middle East and Europe. They are D. M. Wagle of Bombay id Frank Kumaraj>pan and P. Di ntsmx of Madras. They are taking vith tliein documentary
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    HARDING FOR SARAWAK
    33 1 Tlit? Commander-in-Chief, Far Eaat Land Forces, General Sir John Harding, left this. mornUig by air lor Sarawak on a routine visit He will be returning to Singapore during the week-end.
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    Mavlankar In London
    48 1 LONDON. Sept. 7. —The Speaker ol the Indian Parliament, Mr G v. MavWnkar. arrived m London oy air Wednesday from BomTJay to attend \ho inter-Parliamentary Union m Dublin. Eire. He will also attend the offfelal openJns of the new Rons* /if r.n m mons.- AP
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    UN TROOPS HALT COMMUNIST ADVANCE
    403 1 UN TROOPS HALT COMMUNIST ADVANCE TOKYO. BepL 7.— Grimly battling Uniteil Nations troops today halted the Communist a<lvan c but were tonight preparing to meet a stiil bicker offensive. Ai! nu.nd Urn 120-mile "defence i x today, American. British and gout* Korean treopa beat off slacK n% Communist attacks B:i
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, fri. Sept. 8, 1950. CONCLUSIVE PROOF
    752 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, fri. Sept. 8, 1950. CONCLUSIVE PROOF CONTRASTING the organisation of the People's Peace Preservation Corps on the lines of the one that existed during the period of the Japanese Occupation, with that of the Home Guards suggested by the Director of Anti-Bandit Operations Lieut. General Sir
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    Indian Army And Prohibition
    473 2 Centre Studying Question, Says Gen. Cariappa BOMBAY, Sept. 7. The Commander-in-Chiei of the Indian Army. Gen. K. M. Cariappa, said here that the issues arising from the judgment of the Bom may High Court on Prohibition i>» so far as they affected the Army were "receiving
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    SIM'S 1951 RICE CROP
    89 2 BANGKOK. Sept. 7. Siamese agricultural officiate are confidrnt that the rice crop foj 1951 wi! surpass the 1,200.0c0 tons of th? present year. The rains havo In six wcek^ earlier than durina: the 1949 plant-; ing season, providing beuer plant- 1 ing conditions, they said. I
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    40 2 Doctor Imdad Hli— Cultural an;l Educational attache of the Pakistan Embassy m Washington, USA. is pictured here with his wife as tfecgr M|i»J the sun during their holiday at il.c Sherry Frontenac. Hotel m Miami Beach, Florida, USA.— A.P. PHOTO.
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    BOMBAY DECISION ON PROHIBITION ACT: MADRAS GOVT. EXAMINE POSITION
    437 2 MADRAS. Sept. 7.— The Madia? I Government have taken up for examination the points arising from the judgment of the Bombay High Court on the issues raised m the Bombay Prohibition Case, m so far as they have a beaiing on
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    WORLD MUSLIM CONFERENCE IN KARACHI
    125 2 WORLD MUSLIM CONFERENCE IN KARACHI KARACHI. Sept. 7— The Grand Mufti of Jerusalam. Al Ha.j Sayed Amin el Husscini. has agreed to preside over the opening day of the annual session of the Muslim Conference to be held m Karachi, at the end of December next, according to a spokesman
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    Labour Appellate Tribunal To Have Jurisdiction Over Whole Of India
    194 2 NEW DELHI, Sept. 7.— The jurisdiction of the Central Labour Appellate Tribunal, with its principal seat m Bombay, extends throughout the Union of India excepting the State of Janunu and Kashmir Steps .tie being taken to set up a Bench
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    Pathankot Air Crash Inquiry
    40 2 NEW DELHI, Sept. 7.— Mr. Mai- hotra. Inspector of Accidents, Civil Aviation Department, m his evidence on Aug. 31 before the court investlgating the aiv crash at Pathankot on July 17, gave a description of the
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    wreckage of the air-craft.
    121 2 He said the only aircraft instruments not entirely smashed were two hydraulic pressure guage, the pointers on both of which read zero.' Thus, nr> reliable setting prior to the crash could be established. Earlier, the court examined Mr. S. L Bakshi, radio operator on duty at
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    Provincial Congress Elections
    543 2 UPROARIOUS SCENES AT PATNA MEETING PATNA, Sept. 7.— The Bihar Provincial Congress Committee which met here on Tuesday (Aug. 29) under the presidentship of Mr. Jagjiwan Ram, India's Labour Minister, ejected Mr. Lakshmi Narain Sur.lansu, Secietary of the Bihar Congress Legislature Party, as its President after a
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    Indian Sportsmen In Kabul Honoured
    70 2 NEW DELHI, Sept. 7.— The Af.ihan Prime Minister. Shah Mahmud Khan Ghazi, conferred on Aug. 30 .he Afghan Olympic and National Hockey Colours on Nawab of Pataudi. who Jed the Indian teams to Ka>ui to participate m the Afghan Jashan celebrations. The honour, considered uniyu*.
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    Separate State For Ceylon Tamils
    727 3 Minister Ponnambalatri s Challenge Accepted COLOMBO, Sept. 7. Describing the recent challenge of Mr, G. G. Ponnambalam Industries Minister as "a political stunt," Mr. S, J. V. Chelvanayakam, K.C., and M.P. for Kankesanthurai, said that policies should be decided at the polls, at a largely-attended
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    A Kiss Ends In Gruesome Tragedy
    514 3 COLOMBO, Sppt 7. —A "kiss" is alleged to have ted to a tragedy on Millawana Estate, Melsiripura, m which Mrs. Susana Solomons, mother of Mr. Paul Solmons, clerk-dispenser, Millawana Group, lost her life. According to the evidence recorded on the spot by Mr. N.
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    Calcutta Terminal Of Air India Service
    83 3 BOMBAY, Sept. 7. -Calcu t^ w!Il shortly bee .Tie the t?TOl~»1 for Air India Internationn 1 Can tellation operating between India and the U.K.. an official of the airline •said here recently. The present terminal is Bombay. The p'rl'ne «vill c™ r *>t o
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    No Immediate Revision Of Madras Prohibition Act
    119 3 No Immediate Revision Of Madras Prohibition Act MADRAS, Sept. 7.- Mr. N. Sanjeeva Reddi, Prohibitioix Minister. Madras, said last week .that the 1 Government did nat propose to make any changes m the Madras Prohibition Act for the time being. He said the Government of India were expected to give
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    Guarding Passengers On Trains
    87 3 BOMBAY. Sept, 7.— The BB and CI Railway police have launched a scheme for guarding upper class passengers travelling on maii trains. Under the scheme, which was put into operation early this month, plain-clothes detectives travel on trains and watch activities of suspicious persons. A railway
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    WEST BENGAL GRANTS TO POLITICAL SUFFERERS
    106 3 WEST BENGAL GRANTS TO POLITICAL SUFFERERS CALCUTTA. Sept. 7.— About 1,400 political cutteivrs have sj far been given either lump sum grants or c pensions by the West Benga. Government, it is learnt. Anoine 900 causes are still pending an suitable grants may be made after scrutiny of each case
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    Foreign Capital For India: Rs. 6 Crores Invested By U.K. Businessmen
    164 3 Foreign Capital For India: Rs. 6 Crores Invested By U.K. Businessmen NEW DELHI, Sept. 7,— Mr. Chintaman Deshmukh, Finance Minister, m a written reply to Mr. Kainumanthaiya, stated m Parliament recently that fro n July, 1943 to December. 1949. United Kingdom businessmen had invested Rs 611 lakhs iin business enterprises
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    SOCIALISTS DISCUSS PLANS FOR GENERAL ELECTION
    283 3 SOCIALISTS DISCUSS PLANS FOR GENERAL ELECTION JAIPUR, Sept. 7.— The National Executive of the Socialist Party of India, m ret ing here recently for a three-day session, discussed organizational matters and questions relating to (he forthcoming general election particularly delimitation of constituencies. The Committee is understood to have decided to
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    Export Of Kyanite
    49 3 PATNA, Sept. 7.— Kyanite mines m Singhbhum district of Bihar operated by the State Government yieli'-'d 455 tons m 1949-50. Almost the entire output described as the best m Che world was exported abroad, where it is m demand for the manufacture of refaractory bricks.— GIIS
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    31 3 PHOTO. This picture shows U.S. Tanks pouring a heavy barrage of shells at enemy positions m the Naktong river area of the Korean front during recent fighting m that sector.- A.P.
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    Cameron Murder Case Suspects Released
    115 3 CHINSURAH, Hooghly), Sept. 1 —All those arrested m connexion with the murder of Mr. A. L Cameron, have been discharged by the Sub -divisional Officer, Chinsurah, as the final report submitted by police suggested that there was hardly any evidenc. against the suspects for framing
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    ENHANCEMENT OF TAX ON TRAM CARS
    57 3 MADRAS. Sept. 7. -The Madriv? Government have published a Bill to amend the City Municipal Act, to provide for an enhancement of the fax on tram cars from Rs. 100 to Rs. 900 per tram car per half year and for four-ninth of the
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    American Helicopter For India
    117 3 BOMBAY, Sept. 7.— An American Helicopter, now on a delivery flight to India, is expected to arrive m B.mbay iii October irom the U.K., it is learnt here. The "rotor-blade" aircraft, which is a stranger to Indian aviation, has been ordered by a Bombay business man.
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    64th Birthday Of Sage Of Rishikesh
    1147 4 Celebration,, By 4 Di vine Life Society In Spore Today The 64th Birthday of Sri Swami Sivanandaji Maharaj of Rishikesh will be celebrated at the Ceylon Tamil Association premises, No. 11, Handy Road todiy Friday at 7 p.m. under th^ auspices of the Divine
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    F.I.0. TO ORGANISE ASSAM RELIEF
    101 4 Since the news of ihe unh;ipp> events m A^sani burst on an uu .iuspecting world, tae F. 1.0. ha. oeen actively considering tne question of organising some form. ni relief, writes the riorty. Secret ry In trie present circumstancej this can only take the form
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    2-0 WIN FOR KG. BAHRU SPORTS CLUB
    44 4 Kiimpong Bahru Sports CiUo defeated me uuiuop KUcQer uompany j# Z-nii at a inenoiy aocctr nutcSlaved iasi evening at. the Ravep *****. On. Sunday, Sept. 10, the Kam pong Banru Sports Ulub will me^t xi.^i. at Tanglin.
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      192 4 GOVERNOR LEAVING FOR PENANG The Governor of Singapore Sir Giouon wi i leave the Colony today Sept. 8 tct Penang. Mr. W. L. Blythe will be his Deputy during his absence from -ttK Colony. Aircraft Carriers Coming East The Aircraft Cdurier 'Unicorn" will re.trim to the Naval Base from Korea
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