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Title Section18 1946-09-26 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 11. N o i fls I SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1916 PRICE 10 CENTS18 words
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211 1946-09-26 1 Siam Malaya Border Incident Revealed Several" British Troops Killed And Wounded Bangkok. Sept. 25. An incomplete report of an outbreak on the border of Siam and Malaya was revealed today m an announcement of the Ministry of Communications m Bangkok, that a convoy ofAP - 211 words
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77 1946-09-26 1 LONDON'S INDIAN STUDENTS PLANNING DEMONSTRATION London. Sept. 24. Following Mahatma Gandhi's demand for the withdrawal of British troops from India" as stated m his exclusive interview with United Press correspondent Gerry Rock, a section of the Indian students m London is planning to stage a serious demonMration here. Last SundayUP - 77 words
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158 1946-09-26 1 Uxi EXPLAINS m Our Own Correspondent) ~.V. lh f AiC u (A!I In < lj a Congress ComUicUM last n ,«ht after adopt.,,* VandU ermjttm* members of the Interim Govern- the Congress Working Committee 135 lutionand Wl i*cfadin* Socialists, againrt i* 10 reMiu rkiai158 words
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58 1946-09-26 1 °ur On,, orrespondent) -The INA Peace iihitma Gandhi. Mr. Jinnah and Delhi and discussme for communal Committee's Ish amity. Nehruji to many ways this work. have set an ■us living and the common •m of India." Singh also tnd appealed all help to58 words
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24 1946-09-26 1 orrespondent) rhe arrival of l>olhi on Mono the speculabe appointed 'lava, but con. V meeting other 1 niment.24 words
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Article20 1946-09-26 1 FREE RUBBER MARKET SOON. li is reliably Kritish Gov:ii """t the immitk€ free rubber M T" -rttli the restart ■>, ReuterReuter - 20 words
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294 1946-09-26 1 i From Our Own Correspondent) Cakuua, Sept. m e Hindu ♦lahasabha Executive meeting m Calcutta yesterday expressed the •riew that tlie Muslim League should Je declared an illegal body and should he dealt with as such if it hould still persist m its294 words
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Article118 1946-09-26 1 Tokyo, Sept. 24. Japan's subsiding crime wave took on a new and astonishing twists as the police reported today depradations by pistol packing gun girls, deaf and dumb burglars and with blush theft of clothes and belongings from two of their own number. One newspaperA.P. - 118 words
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Article39 1946-09-26 1 In our report of the Singapore Regional Congress Interim Committee's plans to enrol members,! published yesterday, the names of; Sree Ponniah and Sree Chandrasekharan to represent Pasir Panjang, Havelock Road and Alexandra Road (Division 9) were inadvertently omitted.39 words
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306 1946-09-26 1 Hongkong, Sept. 25.—An RAF Dakota plane crashed on he hmside of Kowloon on the opposite side of the harbour Cr^r* When ta ki X fl for Sai thi morning. I BSMagmi and crew totalling 19 were all killed. The crash occurred shortlyReuter; UP - 306 words
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150 1946-09-26 1 Dutch Workers Protest Against Sending Troops To Indonesia Amsterdam, Sept. 25- As a protest against sending troops to Indonesia, workers m a number of Amsterdam factories and shipyards and tramway workers have gone on strike. The Communists staged a meeting m one of the city's squares while they announced aUP; Reuter - 150 words
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Article49 1946-09-26 1 Shanghai, Sept. 25. Radio Yenan quoting a Kalgan dispatch today reported the execution by firing squad of nine Japanese war criminals on September 20. Among those executed was a newspaperman who was tne Domei correspondent m Nanking shortly before the outbreak of the war m 1937.- UPUP - 49 words
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Article188 1946-09-26 1 Batavia, Sept. 25.— "T00 much blood has flowed m Indonesia," Professor Schermerhoni said m a speech on the eve of Thursday's scheduled truce talks between Allied Headquarters and the. Indonesian Republican Army. "I hope discussions which are necessary to call a halt to military hostilities mayAP - 188 words
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Article43 1946-09-26 1 New Delhi, Sept. 25. Mohammed AH Jinnah, Moslem League President, had one and three-quarter hours' interview with the Viceroy, Field Marshal Lord Wavell, this evening. A further meeting between the two is expected within the next few days.- ReuterReuter - 43 words
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189 1946-09-26 1 London, Sept. 25. Mr. Jonkman. Dutch Minister for Overseas Territories, stated yesterday that the Commission-Geiveral which went to the Netherlands East Indies was instructed to attirtii emphatically that Holland according' to its historical Standing 1 is prepared and desirousReuter - 189 words
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Article75 1946-09-26 1 Batavia, Sept. 24.— The Denpassar, Bali, Conference, where final plans will be laid for the Dutchsponsored United States of Indonesia, probably will not be held until December or early January. A Dutch spokesman oaid the conference definitely will not begin on October 25, as originally scheduled. TheAP - 75 words
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112 1946-09-26 1 Montreal, Sept. 24. --South Africa workers and employers delegate.! clashed m the International Labour Organisation conference over the position of South African Union's nat*ve workers. Emil Solomon Sachs, the workers spokesman, made the charge that the South African (iovernnient tolerate the "vicious colour barReuter - 112 words
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115 1946-09-26 1 Batavia, Sept. 24. -Dr. Butan QJahrlr, Indonesian Prime Minister, has agreed m principle to dispatch some thousand tons of rice to famine threatened Molucca Islands ol the Dutch East Indies, according to Indonesian sources. The Republican Governor lor the Moluccas. Dr. J. Latuharharty.Reuter - 115 words
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88 1946-09-26 1 London, Sept. 25.— Prominent members of the. India League, including Mr. Reginald Sorensen. member oi Parliament, and Reginal Bridgman, champion oi the Central Indian Committee, welcomed Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, GfeneraJ Secretary, when he arrived m London by air yesterday afternoon Mr Munun hadReuter - 88 words
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204 1946-09-26 1 AUNG SAN DISSATISFIED WITH PROFFERED FINANCIAL POWERS London, Sept. 25. Commenting on conflicting reports on the progress of discussions between Sir Hubert Kance. the Governor of Burma, and Burmese political leaders, spokesman at the Burma Office said today that discussions were still going on and that when they had reachedReuter - 204 words
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969 1946-09-26 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Thursday, Sept. 26, 1946. ANARCHICAL BURMA pREEDOM is an Intoxicatin thing. Those who drink of i once, must have it again, and creator measure. The Burmes who were granted freedom by th Japanese during the war, are no\ hungering for it. It Is a natura desire969 words
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Article, Illustration542 1946-09-26 2 Speech At A ICC Session (From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi Sept U (Delayed).— The All-India Congress (om?Jli«liS 1K r T! f^ 1 aPP™vin X the Working Committees action m lorming the Interim Government by 255 votes against 120. Addressing the542 words
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Article131 1946-09-26 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) < alcutta Sept. M Mcsyal lolite tame m for condemnation from all sections of the House during the budget debate m the Bengal Assembly yesterday. The charge levelled was that communal reelings had permeated all ranks of the Police, who *ere characterised as131 words
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Article72 1946-09-26 2 NETAJI TO APPEAR OCT. 22 Followers of Netaji. believe that Sjt. Subhas Chandra Bose may emerge out of. his hiding and reappear before the public on Oct. 22. While appreciating the remoral of prohibitory orders against Sjt. Subhas Chandra Bose by Ihe Government of India doubts are expressed m some72 words
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51 1946-09-26 2 (hroni Our Own Correspondent) Madras, sept. 24.— it La understood that 120 members of the Madras Legislature Congress Party have signed a memorandum to be submitted to the Congress High Command urging the rceonsthution of the Madras Ministry and expressing dissatisfaction with Premier Prakasams51 words
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238 1946-09-26 2 London Sept. 25 Yuoait* w) i. the -Muslin, Lejgue T n the S p k Hi X P*»««t of i J a.is on Thursday i, h „n r lro XV > who living for Foreign Ministe r a Jhk ,LReuter - 238 words
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713 1946-09-26 2 Pferw, Sept 24.— Tbe defln«tion reqw M anH South Africa of the ]>hrasr "intei »no Ritf Four's declaration on forniej- j discussed by the council of Foreign Mini.s Mr. Gladwyn Jebb, the British dele^at< tand Territorial Committee of th^ Paris The declaration713 words
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171 1946-09-26 2 Buenos Aires. Sept .'l-Arr three days' standstill [nfc tine trade Defoliations resum yesterday, are beiß| coatJMri day when it is expected II a?m ment may be readied In thai event Dl head of the Indii leave for Montreal tomorn Kng some membbenind to work out thiReuter - 171 words
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Article42 1946-09-26 2 INDIAN ENGINEER FOR PARIS For thGovernment engineer to eutive commit International Dams which October 3. He is R Consul* dian Oovernm< the Central and Navigati the CentraJ The ii. High Dama France, and member sinc< KliuLi will electric d< >■ Canada, and APAP - 42 words
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51 1946-09-26 2 GOVT. OF CEYLON REPRESENTATIVE IN LONDON i-onaon, sopt. 25.— The Colonial Office announced yesterday that H. Corea, former Minister of Labour, Industry and Commerce m Ceylon, has been appointed be the representative of the Government of Ceylon m London. I He la proceeding to the United < Kingdom to assumeUP - 51 words
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46 1946-09-26 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Patna. Sept. 24. -A large number of police constables, jail warders and military policemen m Bihar hav^ hunger struck as their demands tor better wag€.s and service conditions submitted m July last have not yet been met.46 words
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106 1946-09-26 2 Foundation Of Future Anglo-Indian Relations? London, Sept. 25.— British culture and the English language should form the foundation of a)! future relations between Britain and India, said Shoran Slngha, international Secretary of the Indian Students tnion. addressing Hackney (London) Rotary Club yesterday. Singha told the rotarians—influential local businessmen— "after theReuter - 106 words
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342 1946-09-26 3 Eyes On Jinnah Wavell Parleys In New Dalhi r INDIAN NEWS ROUNDUP-DELAYED ISOCIATED PRKSS O F AMERICA) nes Ol a coaht,on government n the toy Jinnah h the memVi league com- m hours Khan. Cien--1 All India I c conJ til f nf m E OandhJ A/ad. .hi. ol theA.P. - 342 words
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73 1946-09-26 3 Melbourne Sept. 23. Miss Paranjpye, daughter of the Indian High Commissioner Sir Raghunath Paranjpye. and Miss Khandvala and Mrs. Lam, delegates of the New Education Fellowship, addressed a rally of Indian famine relief yesterday. Judge Foster, patron of the Australia India Association, presided andReuter - 73 words
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Article71 1946-09-26 3 Capetou n. "Can opener Wives" have created one of the biggest domestic problems m South Africa today. Husbands are finding their newly-wed wives incapable of boiling an egg or cooking a cauliflower. During the war. thousands of girls left school for the army or took up business pestsA.P. - 71 words
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Article79 1946-09-26 3 Medan, Sumatra.— The Chinese Consul at Medan has gone to Siantar to discuss protection of Chinese lives and property with Republican authorities, following the kidnapping of several Chinese from Medan, according to the Medan Chinese press, which Is quoted m Dutch dispatches. "The New China Times,"AP - 79 words
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152 1946-09-26 3 Manchester. Sept. 23.— The Manchester Guardian today publishes a long letter from Mr. H. S. L. Polak, doyen of the Indian legal community m London on the subject ot Indians m South Africa. Mr. Polak was replying t\ a letter by Bishop Ferguson whoReuter - 152 words
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165 1946-09-26 3 Asian Youth Congress In September At Djogjakarta? I>jog.>akarta.— Five new schools and a polytechnic college have been opened within Indone-sian-occupied zones of Java, the Indonesian Republican news agency Antara reported. Antara also announced that an international youth congress to "tighten the bond of friendship between Indonesian youths and juvenile organizationsA.P. - 165 words
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49 1946-09-26 3 INDONESIANS ORGANISE SOCIAL WELFARE Solo, Java, Sept. 24.—Establishment of an 18-month serial welfare officers' training course under the joint auspices ot the Indonesian Republic's ministers of Social Affairs and Education was announced here. Students will study management of orphanages, poor houses, boarding homes, kindergartens and simi- lar subjects.- APAP - 49 words
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236 1946-09-26 3 Inability of the Indian labourer to support the meagre rice ration, due to limited income, is the chief cause for widespread strikes and strike threats on rubber estates m Malaya, reported S. K. Chettur, Indian Government representative m Malaya, after a recent tourAP; Reuter - 236 words
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177 1946-09-26 3 King Of Nepal Honours King And Queen Of England London. Sept. 23. A special mission from the King of Nepal will present the insignia of honorary rank of Commanding-General m the Nepalese Army to the King at Buckingham Palace tomorrow, and the Queen will be presented with the insignia ofReuter - 177 words
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Article130 1946-09-26 3 Melbourne, Sept. 23.— Sir Keith Murdoch, Australian newspaper proprietor, addressing the Royal Society of St. George today declar- ed that people should recognise Russia for what she was. The true facts were, he alleged, that Russia was a ruthless and a suppressive police state. SheReuter - 130 words
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Article148 1946-09-26 3 Hamburg, Sept. 23. In a declar. ation on the fundamental rights for the German people the German Socialist Unity Party said: "The German people cannot live without the restoration of the unity of the Reich. The dejlaration, which appeared m newspaper Neves Deutsclila.iid, said that reactionReuter - 148 words
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316 1946-09-26 3 London, Sept. j, A man, who claims to be the oldest to land with British troops m the assault on Sicilian beaches. Dr. Francis Leonard Harden, is celebrating his 75th birthday and is taking his first holiday after a lifetimeReuter - 316 words
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581 1946-09-26 3 Batavia, Sept. 23. The unrecognised Republic of Indonesia" committed itself to a comprehensive series of guarantees of Chinese interests m a two- day Sino-Indonesian Conference which has just ended at Djokjakarta. The conference, which was attended by more than 500 persons including two ChineseAP - 581 words
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221 1946-09-26 3 "WHOLE OIL INDUSTRY UNDER REPUBLICAN CONTROL" Batavia. Sept. 23.— Kepair work on the $70,000,000 NKTM (Socony Vacuum) and the equally important BFM (Royal Dutch Shell) Palembang, is underway as a result iof a direct agreement between native workmen and oil companies, according to oil sources here. It is emphasised theA.P. - 221 words
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173 1946-09-26 3 London, Sept. 25. -The distinguished British film star Deborah Ken yesterday afternoon presented each member of the Indian cricket team with a .special type radio set designed for Indian climatic conditions. The gift was made by a cricket enthusiast, Mr. M. Raymond, who is shortly visitingReuter; A.P. - 173 words
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Advertisement58 1946-09-26 3 ASTROLOGY. Your Future questions correctly answered by Sri Gayathri Upasam Pooja. Write any 5 questions, about your future with a name of a flower, and your age. Correct answers will be sent by next post. Send Rs. 5 by M.O. or by British Postal Order. Prof. R. Swaminatha Iyer, Astrologer,58 words
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280 1946-09-26 4 British Expert Returns Home After Secret Investigation Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 25. Malayan rubber and tin circles are considerably interested m the visit to the capital of the Malayan I nion of an expert on port facilities and working capacity, Mr. H. A. Short,Reuter - 280 words
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79 1946-09-26 4 CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS ing* the week the two officer* Hvlr. R. p. s. Walker. Assistant Director ».>i Education (Malaya) Mr. T. P M Lewis Secretary tor Examinations) who have presented the Department of Eduation at the discussions with the i ambsidge Syndicate regarding uscitation o\ [Aw School Certificate examinations79 words
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Article91 1946-09-26 4 t\ mass meeting of Indians was Id on Saturday m the Local v ongress premises to celebrate the au Umd Day and thereafter to form the Hind Volunteer Service, dvir. AH. Arunachalam Chettiar, the convenor was m the chair. The following members were elected unanimously to91 words
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57 1946-09-26 4 Mr. f. Daniel. Acting Headmaster ol the Victoria institution, has returned from leave. The official re-opening ol the Victoria Institution by H.E. the Governor will take place on October 11, and tiie Golden Jubilee ol the school i .vjl be celebrated by the school and Ol<357 words
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130 1946-09-26 4 His Excellency the Governor ol the Malayan Union has appointed the following: Committee to investigate the question of Estate toclct} shops and to make recommendations to the Government on future polity for the sale of toddy: The Deputy Commissioner foi Labour. Malayan Union. Chairman),130 words
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51 1946-09-26 4 Nuremberg, Sept. 2r>. it was officially announced today that judgment against Herman Ooering and other Nazi accused m the war crimes trial here will be delivered next Monday as planned. The court will meet at lv a.m. and sit throughout Monday and into Tuesday.Reuter - 51 words
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43 1946-09-26 4 "FUTILIY OF MARRIAGE" DISCUSSION TONIGHT rhe Singapore East and West Society will meet at 8 p.m. today. September 26th, In the y.m.c.a. Pavilion. Bras Basal) Road. Miss Liau Nyuk Oi will lead the discussion on 'The. Futility oi Marriage*. Everyone bs cordially invited.43 words
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55 1946-09-26 4 A recent donation oi $100 to the Malayan Welfare Fund was accompanied by the following note:— "In memory oi the late Major Adrian Clark, L.D.C., Selangor "A true Englishman In his justice and fairplay besides being d Malayan at heart.'' R.I. P. From55 words
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181 1946-09-26 4 London, Sept. 25. Anthony Eden. Conservative party wartime Foreign Minister, ur^ed yesterday "for i new approach" towards Russia by Britain and the United Stales became present relations contain imminent threat of war.' 1 He said m an address that there LBAP - 181 words
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174 1946-09-26 4 British Empire "Greatest Enslaver Of Human Beings," Says Robeson Washington, Sept. 24. Paul Robcson f (he Negro singer, said or» Monday that he headed ii delegation which told President Truman at a While House conference thai If the government does not do something about lynching, the Negroes will." The delegationA.P. - 174 words
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322 1946-09-26 4 Washington, Sept. 25.— The recent United States shipping strike cost India 110.000 tons of urgently needed mm Mr R. Gupta, food adviser at the Indian Agency General', said shipments this month will fall short by that much on account of the dispute.Reuter - 322 words
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Article60 1946-09-26 4 Montreal, Sept. 25.— Sir Eric Bowater, head of the Bowater pulp G and paper interests was reported C yesterday to have predicted that the price of newsprint would be g advanced to $85 per ton "to cope with added production costs." Among the costs L-e mentioned increasedReuter - 60 words
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265 1946-09-26 4 First Reaction To Stalin's Pronouncement London, Sept. 25. Stalin's interview with British correspondent Alexander Worth m which he said there was no 1 danger of war and that the atom bomb was not such a serious threat as some politicians think, "is being examined with interest," according to a ForeignU.P. - 265 words
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78 1946-09-26 4 The next meeting of the IV.ala*an Union Advisory Council will bo held at the Council Chamber, Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday October 9, 1946, commencing at 11 a.m. The Directoi" U j Education 11J 3riUsh North Borneo (Major Fairy i arrived m Kuala Lumpur and heldAP - 78 words
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Article139 1946-09-26 4 DHALL FOR INDIAN PUBLIC Dhall will be distributed to the Indian public through ration ,-ards at the rate of one tatty 101 each person states a note from the Indian Chamber of Commerce, Singapore. The Indian Chamber received only about 303 pikuls of different varieties. Over 100 bags contain j139 words
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