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Title Section16 1952-04-29 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL VIII. NO. 79. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1952. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.16 words
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Article346 1952-04-29 1 'Frisco Treaty Comes Into Force Jap Premier's Hopes Of New China And Fears Of Communism TOKYO, Apr. 28. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida today released the following statement on the coming into force of the Japanese peace treaty. His statement was released in English by theReuter - 346 words
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Article, Illustration89 1952-04-29 1 Using a farm wagon as a Royal Stand, the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Margaret, and members of the Royal Party watch the steeplechase section of the Olympic Horse Trials Cross-country Run Apr 24 at Badminton, Gloucestershire. The Queen \is spending a three-day stay at Badminton House, ancient seatA.P. - 89 words
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251 1952-04-29 1 —TORCH COMMANDO CAPETOWN, Apr. 28. The High Command of the Torch Commando warned Sunday night it will meet action with action" if Prime Minister Daniel Malan's Government moves against it Ulegaliy or Illegally rewrites the Union's constitution. The leaders of the 175,000--strong ex-servicemen'sAP - 251 words
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87 1952-04-29 1 IUK.YO. Apr. 28— India today ended the state of war with Japan, the Indian mis. sion in Tokyo announced. India simultaneously opened diplomatic relations at Embassy level. The mission said the Indian mission here and the Japanese government overseas agency in New DelhiA.P. - 87 words
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Article81 1952-04-29 1 LUCKNOW, Apr. 28.-^>ress Trust of India says that the Congress Party has secured absolute majority in the uttar Pradesh Legislative Council having won 37 out of a total of 72 seats so far. Results of 14 out of 60 elective seats are still to beGIIS - 81 words
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237 1952-04-29 1 FRANKFURT, Apr. 28. Frankfurt 1 ladies of the evening have appealed to the City Fathers to provide them new homes »s a "civic duty." Hundreds have been driven from cellar quarters by rattling bulldozers, now starting reconstruction of the bombruined medieval district in down-townA.P. - 237 words
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64 1952-04-29 1 U.N. Technical Assistance For Pakistan KARACHI, Apr. 28.—Pakistan today signed a basic agreement for technical assistance with the United Nations. It includes the provision of foreign experts for demonstration or pilot projects and fellowships and scholarships for Pakistanis. Several other agreements covering banking, public welfare, harbour protection, hydro-electric development! and64 words
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Article91 1952-04-29 1 DACCA. B. Pakistan, Apr. 28— Ktubdia Island, in the Chittagong district, was rocked by explosions 20 times in the four days between March 18 and 21, ,it was officially an. nounced Sunday. The explosions were accompanied by noises resembling canno n fire. An area of 58A.P. - 91 words
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Article70 1952-04-29 1 Army Training Exercise Under the direction of the Commander -in Chief, Far East Land Forces an army training exercise is being held in Singapore on 29th and 30tn April and Ist May. The exercise, which is an indoor one. and deals with European Warfare, Ls being attended by officers from70 words
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Article116 1952-04-29 1 NEW DELHI. Apr. 28.— The second prototype of HT-2 trainer aircraft designed and built for the Indian Air Fore by the Hindustan Aircra I Factory at Bangalore, hat now successfully completed flight tests. The last of these tests wra carried out a week ago. The secondFOC - 116 words
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Article76 1952-04-29 1 CALCUTTA, Apr. 28— Trad wa s i n futures in jute goods was resumed in East India Jute and Hessian Exchange in Calcutta on Saturday after nearly two years of suspension. The ban imposed by the West Bengal Government on such trading in jMayFOC - 76 words
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130 1952-04-29 1 Nizam's Palaces For Sale: No Buyers Yet! NEW DELHI, Apr. 28.— Tho Nizam of Hyderabad, one of the world's richest men. has three costly palaces for sale —and is having difficulty in finding buyers. For the past two years, the Hyderabad Government lias been trying to sell the three residencesReuter - 130 words
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Article195 1952-04-29 1 Bahaw alpur Elections postponed B ADG AD I JAI' I D 3a hawalpur, Pakistan, Aj r 2d. The Amir of Bahaw t ur announced tonight t.i the state's first geneixi lection due to sart today 1. been postponed. His announcement said all actions taken in nlal on to the electionsReuter - 195 words
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222 1952-04-29 1 Ceylon Indian Congress Launches Satyagraha Aziz And Thondaman Arrested COLOMBO, Apr. 28. The Ceylon Indian Congress has decided to launch a Satyagraha (passive resistance) today as a protest against the disenfranchlsement by the Government of Ceylon of 200.000 Indian residents The Action Council of the Congress took the step tonightReuter - 222 words
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54 1952-04-29 1 Remembrance Day For Netherlands Community The Netherlands Community in Singapore, will hold a National Remembrance Day Service at the Cenotaph on 3rd May in honour of all members of the Allied Forces and the civilians who died in their efforts for the liberation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands during54 words
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125 1952-04-29 1 BERLIN. Apr. 28— A man fined here for killing his landlady's parrot was yesterday preparing to sue the woman for damage because the parrot called him an old so and so, tore up his underwear, broke his wristwatch and bit him. The womanReuter - 125 words
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Article109 1952-04-29 1 Ceylon police took into custody two leaders and 39 others who took part in the Ceylon Indian Congress passive resistance march today in protest at the Ceylon government taking the franchise from 200,000 Indians. The leaders were Mr. A. Aziz and Mr. S. Thondaman. They were takeReuter - 109 words
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Article104 1952-04-29 1 COLOMBO. Apr. 28.— Cey. lon's Prime Minister, Dr. Dud* ley Senanayake, Saturday night warned that next month's general elections would be a fight between democracy and communist dictatorship. In that fight there was no room for any "middle Party, the United National Party which stood for democracyReuter - 104 words
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800 1952-04-29 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Tues., Apr. 29, 1952. FREE JAPAN THE Allied occupation of Japan has ended and she takes her place among the tree nations of the world following the coming into force of the peace treaty. She will be resuming normal diplomatic relations with other countries. Her relations800 words
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324 1952-04-29 2 New Bombay Ministry's Policy Explained BOMBAY, Apr. 26. Mr. Morarji R. Desal, addressing his first Press Conference after he became Chief Minister, said that there would would not be any change in the Prohibition policy except that it would be made more effective. Referring to the food problem. Mr. DesaiF.O.C. - 324 words
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Article65 1952-04-29 2 AHMEDABAD. Apr. 26.— Mr. -.akshmichand Madhavji Jadawalla, an ex-municipal corporator will oppose Bombay's Chief Minister. Mr. Morarji Desai, in the bye-election to the Bombay Lebislative Assembly from Ahmedabad city constituency. Mr. Jadawalla. who Is an independent candidate filed his nomination papers on Apr. 22. NominationF.O.C. - 65 words
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Article49 1952-04-29 2 BERLIN. Apr. 28. -A thief ':jsing as a waiter at a crowded West Berlin dance hall played his part so well that another thief thought he was genuine and robbed him. The second crook tripped the bogus waiter and lifted his wallet. Police nabbed them both.— ReuterReuter - 49 words
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355 1952-04-29 2 Withdrawal Of Pak. Security Bill Demanded "It's Blackest Of Black Pieces Of Legislation" KARACHI, Apr. 26— Prof. Rajkumar Chakravarti, Secretary of the Congress Party in the Pakistan Parliament on Monday characterised the nevv Security Bill as the blackest of black pieces of legislation anywhere in the world. Prof. Ci?akravaiti demandedFOC - 355 words
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Article165 1952-04-29 2 BOMBAY, Apr. 26— A dust haze has developed over Bombay city and suburbs s ince Tuesday morning rendering visibility poor at the two airports Santa Cruz and Juhu and the harbour. According to the meteorologist of the Santa Cruz whether station here, the visibility, which wasFOC - 165 words
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Article98 1952-04-29 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. .27.— The Swiss Himalayan expedition has started climbing operations on Mount Everest the world's highest mountain, according to reports reaching here Friday. It will spend several weeks on acclimatization and seeking a feasible route before aking a push for the summit of 29,002-foot Everest. ThisReuter - 98 words
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111 1952-04-29 2 MUBARAK ALI MAY BE TRIED IN HYDERABAD HYDERABAD, Apr. 26.— Mubarak Ali, a wealthy businessman, wno was recently arrested and extradited to xsoniuay by the British Government in connection witn certain cases of alloyed cneating, is expected to be tried in Hyderabad under the Arm? Act. it may be mentionedFOC - 111 words
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262 1952-04-29 2 LUMDUN, Apr. 28.— Labour Member Thomas Reid asked in the House of Commons i'nursday last why Mubarak. .vJi Ahmed, "a Pakistani, was recently deported to India irom Britain." Sir David Maxwell Eyfe, Aome Secretary, in a written reply, said: "Mr. Mubarak Ali .vnmed was returnedReuter - 262 words
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Article77 1952-04-29 2 ALLAHABAD. Apr. 26.— Mr. Purshottamdas Tandon, former Congress President, underwent a major operation here on Tuesday night. He developed strangulated hernia and war admitted to the Motilal Nehru Hospital where the operation was successfully performed The attack was acute and his condition wa? causing frrave anxiety.FOC - 77 words
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Article49 1952-04-29 2 Scientists at Mysore, in India, announce that they have developed a synthetic rice made from tapioca. The governments of India and of Mysore State have plans to produce the rice substituted during 1953. The scientists say it has high food value can be produced cheaply. U.S.I. S.U.S.I.S. - 49 words
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Article, Illustration60 1952-04-29 2 A. P. Photo. President Truman and Robert Murphy, who is fjoingf to Japan as the USA's first postwar Ambassador, are in a serious mood as they talk over Murphy's assignment at the White House, Washington, Apr. 22. On Apr. 22 in Nevada, the AEC detonated another atom bomb, one ofA.P. - 60 words
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337 1952-04-29 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. 26. —The Counsellors who are Mag appointed to Part B States are betag instructed hy the States Ministry to establish ne* relationship and closer understanding with the respective Governments concerned and devise arrangements for consultations in the light of changed conditions,F.O.C. - 337 words
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Article169 1952-04-29 2 LONDON, Apr. 28. The London Daily Express Friday Accused British socialists Ql 'lying to disparage General :r Gerald Templer, High JonimLssioner in Malaya, for w "firm" methods in ngiiting terrorism. '^^e Express said that "su oialist snipers" were busy in i'arliament "as eager to geeReuter - 169 words
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Article104 1952-04-29 2 LONDON. Apr. 27.— A British woman novelist and left wing member of the Labour Party received the International Stalin Prize in Moscow for "strcrvthening peace among the peoples." A Morcow radio broadcast heard here said Mrs. Monica Felton, 44, was awarded a gold medal, beforeA.P. - 104 words
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Article37 1952-04-29 2 NEW DELHI. 28. Prime Minister Nehru ha.s sent another Rs 100.000 to the Governor of Madras, Mr. Sh Pia. kasa, from the Minister's Relief Fund for relief work in Rayalaseema. GIISGIIS - 37 words
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285 1952-04-29 2 MADRAS. Apr. 25— Mr. P. T. Rajan, M.L.A... and Dr. P. V. Cherian, M.L.C., were sworn in as the provisional Speaker of the Madras Legislative Assembly and the provisional Chairman of the Madras Legislative Council respectively. The swearing-in ceremony was held at Raj Bhavan,FOC - 285 words
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Article74 1952-04-29 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. 28 Three Nepalese ministers left New Delhi Friday last for Katmandu after four days talks with the Indian Governnem on a loan for Nepal. The exact amount of the 'oan— which is to be between 10 and 20 crores ofReuter - 74 words
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1011 1952-04-29 3 Promising Start Made By New Punjab Minis tr y Famine Relief In Hissar AMBALA, Apr. 26.— Exactly ten months after its proclamation. President's rule has given piaue to a Ministry in the Punjab, which promises to command public confidence and, what is more important, to ensure unity within the party.FOC - 1,011 words
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Article181 1952-04-29 3 Mysore BANGALORE. Apr. 26. Mr. K. Hanumanthaiya, Chief Minister of Mysore, at his Press Conference, Wednesday said that regarding the appointment of Deputy Minis-' ters he had consultations with his colleagues and other members of the Legislature Congress Party and the opinions was that this questionF.0.C. - 181 words
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Article, Illustration36 1952-04-29 3 A. P. Photo. Jean Letourneau, French Minister charged with relations bet\ve«n France and the Associated States of Indo-China, arrived at S^gon Apr 21. Photo shows: The Minister delivers a speech on his arrival at Saigon airport.A.P. - 36 words
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Article93 1952-04-29 3 HYDERABAD. <Dn.). Apr. 27. Swami Ramanand Tirth, M.P., former President of the State Congress, and Mr. Pulla Reddi, M.L.A., escaped with minor injuries in a car acciient on Apr. 21, while returning from Kolhapur to Hyderabad. The driver of the car also received injuries andFOC - 93 words
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Article87 1952-04-29 3 CALCUTTA, Apr. 26.— The 17 candidates selected by the Pradesh Congress Parliamentary Board to contest the State Legislative Council elections from the local bodies' constituencies, include Mr. P. C. Sen, Food Minister, and Mr. K. P. Mookerjee, Labour Minister, who were among the seven members ofFOC - 87 words
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Article186 1952-04-29 3 NEW DELHI, Apr. 28.—Indian Socialist leader Rammanhar Lohia declared here on his return from the Rangoon Asian Socialist conference that, he favoured Japanese reparations paytnenti to Southeast Asian countries in small machinery and tools. "I urged Mr. Satta and Eke Sone to work for reparations paymentsA.P. - 186 words
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Article164 1952-04-29 3 HYDERABAD. Apr. 28. Substantial progress has been made in the construction of Tungabhadra dam in Hyderabad State. Broadcasting from Hyderabad station of All-India Radiu on Tuesday lasts the State Chief Engineer said that the distributory system of canals on Hyderabad side would extend to 1.000 miles. TheGIIS - 164 words
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Article452 1952-04-29 3 NEW DELHI, Apr. 28. Ten million do.ooo.ooo) people in drought-ridden Madras are Saturday last facing their worst famine in 75 years. Failure of the monsoon for five successive seasons has stricken the Northern districts of the state with a combined drought and famine crisis which will reachReuter - 452 words
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68 1952-04-29 3 SECUNDERABAD, Apr. 26.— The Osmania University has decided to confer an honorary degree of Doctor of Literature on Mr. K. M. Munshi, India's Food and Agriculture Minister, and in recognition of his services to Hyderabad, especially at the time when he was India's Agent-General inFOC - 68 words
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50 1952-04-29 3 Well -known Bombay Businessman Dead BOMBAY, Apr. 26.— Sir Ness Wadia, well-known Bombay businessman, died on Tuesday after a heart attack. Sir Ness who was 79, was Chairman of the Bombay Dyeing and Ma. nufacturing Company and was associated with a number of other business concerns in the Cfctar. FOCFOC - 50 words
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178 1952-04-29 3 TO 31st MARCH, 1952 Mc lays Chinese In- Indo- Euro- Sia- Sakai Others Total diansnesian pean mese Bandits killed 107 2,751 40 3 5 20 14 2.940 Bandits wounded 28 1,439 5 2 35 1.509 Bandits Surrendered 163 489 39 3 6 3 703 Suspects wounded/178 words
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Article361 1952-04-29 3 Damodar Va'ley Project May Revolutionise Progress In India XJALCUTTA, Apr. 26.— Mr. Narahari Rao, Auditor-General of India, said here recently that "technically Sindri is a great achievement and the success of the Damodar Valley Project may revolutionise progress in other parts of Indian Mr. Rao arrivedFOC - 361 words
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184 1952-04-29 3 NEW DELHI, May 2—Presenting his letters of credence, to the President of India, Dr. Ernest Wilhelm Meyer, Ambassador of West Germany tu India, said recently that tho German people had followed with sympathy the development of India towards political independence under the leadership of her184 words
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Article205 1952-04-29 3 He said that he would devote his attention to strengthening the economic relations between India and Germany, the economies ol which would appear to be complementary in many regards and to mutual advantage and the German people would be ready, if desired, to contribute to India's economicFOC - 205 words
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540 1952-04-29 4 Patrolling Malayan Jungle On Wednesday In London On Sunday A soldier on patrol against Communist terrorists in a North-west Malayan jungle on a Wednesday morning was in London on Sunday evening, on the last stage of his 10,000--mile journey to the bedside of a seriously ill relative. That dramatic journey540 words
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Article273 1952-04-29 4 A sum of $15,043.21 has been subscribed to the Selangor Security Forces Amenities Fund since the first donation of $2,315 was made by an anonymous Chinese last October. Of this amount $909 has been spent on purchasing food cigarettes, tooth brushes and soap for those members273 words
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Article, Illustration57 1952-04-29 4 And Queen Elizabeth and her husband were watching, as Bambi V made this beautiful jump during the Olympic horse trials at Badminton. Gloucestershire. In the saddle is Lieutenant Commander R. Oram, RN. The Queen is spending a three-day stay at Badminton House, ancient seat of the Dukes »f Beaufort, toA.P. - 57 words
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400 1952-04-29 4 A new political and welfare body known at the Singapore Electoral Welfare Council was inaugurated at a largely attended meeting at the residence of Ohe' Zahara binte Noor Mohamed at Desker Road on Apr. 26. Registered voters from all the electoral wards in the Colony were400 words
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Article58 1952-04-29 4 On Saturday afternoon. Firefly and Speed Fury aircraft from H.MJS. "Ocean' attacked bandit encampments in the Kota Tinggi and Mersing area. Targets were successfully located and attacked with heavy concentration of explosive headed rockets and explosive incendiary ammunition. The attacked was followed by a demonstration flight over58 words
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65 1952-04-29 4 (I.D.M. Staff Reporter) MONDAY: Mr. J. F. Nicoll. the Governor of Singapore visited the Pasir Panjang Power Station. He assured the Councillors that he will do his best to expedite delivery of the materials required for the station. He also wanted a list of65 words
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Article93 1952-04-29 4 A new Post Office will be opened at 56 Kim Pong Road, Tiong Bahru, on Thursday, May I, 1952, and the Postal Agency at Chain Utility Stores, Seng Poh Road, Tiong Bahru, will be closed after Wednesday, Apr. 30. 1952. All classes of postal93 words
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Article119 1952-04-29 4 The Lipi.s Branch of the Adult Education Association of Pahang was formed at a mooting hold on Saturday Apr. 26, at the Chinese Club. Kuala Lipi.s. The meeting which was at tended by a good number of people from the districts of Lipis and Jerant.ut was119 words
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176 1952-04-29 4 Seven Bandits Killed: Two Surrender MONDAY: During the past 24 hours ending at 9 a.m. this morning seven terrorists have been killed in the Federation and two have been wounded. There have been two surrenders. One Speeial Constable and three civilians have been killed. In the State of Johore five176 words
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145 1952-04-29 4 Tibetan Migrants About three huudred Tibetan beggars and five thousand Lamas have crossed into Indian territory through Sikkim in the past one year, according to Indian frontier police guarding the eastern birder of India with Tibet. They have registered themselves as ioreigners or temporary residents in India About ten thousandFOC - 145 words
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85 1952-04-29 4 The Hon. Secretary of Punjabi Sahukara Association Malaya states that the Association unanimously resolved at the general meeting held at Khalsa School Premises Perkins Road, Kuala Lumpur on Sunday Apr. 20: (a) to withhold and suspend conducting any further business until further consideration oi this subject85 words
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Article75 1952-04-29 4 MONDAY: The High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald re/ni.ier, made a tour of inspection of Tanjong Malim and Slim River in perak tolay, April 28, accompanied by the British Adviser, Perak, Mr. I. W. Blelloch, and the Chief Police Officer. Perak. Mr. P. Q. GraffiJun. He held75 words
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Miscellaneous212 1952-04-29 4 Broadcast To Tamil Schools With effect from sth May, 1952, the Department of Broadcasting will introduce for the first time a series of broadcast programmes to Tamil Schools in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya on wavelength 48.9 metres on Red Network and 405.4 metres on ltd Network. (Sig. Tune).212 words
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