Indian Daily Mail, 10 February 1949

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    17 1 Indian Daily Maily VOL. IV. NO. 358. SINGAPORE, THLRSDA V. FEBRIARY 10, 1949. FOLK I\\(;ES 10 CENTS
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    Construction Of 20,000-Ft. Tunnel Begun
    190 1 Scheme To Augment Bombay s II Water Supply r om our Own Correspondent) Feb. 9. The first stage of the Bombay Us. 160/)00,000 Tansa cum Vaitarna gment tin City's water supply has begun i g of the construction ot a 20,000 feet to link Vaitarna
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    POSTHUMOUS AWARD FOR GANDHIJI
    65 1 POSTHUMOUS AWARD FOR GANDHIJI \l\\ DELHI Feb. 9 MahaHna been poßthumousli peace and Culture Royal Asiatic Society (I jg giv< n to "any man Roman who ha t rendered freatduring the jr«ar o th« and human well it. 1 i t i lure, philosophy 1,,, cal <, search and, who
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    JALJAWAHAR COLLIDES WITH DUTCH STEAMER
    126 1 CAIRO, Feb. 9. -The 8.000-ton Bombay registered steamer Jaljawahar and the 6,657-ton Dutch steamer Singkep were slightly damaged m collisions when a 50--mile an hour gale swept ships from then- moorings at Port Said. Three people were killed and 18 injured wnen a three-stored house
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    First Batch Of Refugees For Andamans
    66 1 Our Own Correspondent) mm vI i.l) 9— The first of i fug< es i rom East Bengal led m tin* Andaman Islands *I! leave Calcutta by the bl Vl a i li. it i- l« arnt. lieations, mostly from lies, asking for settle■mm hi
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    PAKISTAN'S ASSURANCE TO FOREIGN TRADERS
    58 1 Mr. Sliujat S« the Mini v r, told mission which that Piikis--1 ire her ;f they Ip n, which I ntary deputy, I Mr. II vast E .aion tie manf What we lack ■•lustry can be I <i\ a mutual g >nly limit aI -hould
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    INDIAN SEAMEN'S APPLICATION REFUSED
    25 1 INDIAN SEAMEN'S APPLICATION REFUSED Pak to a more I onvi< by th« day. d by TaU- to l"Ur con^irina .^aboard a fO! tb d to
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    U.S. ENVOY TO INDIA
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    NEHRU EXPLAINS PURPOSE OF ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
    68 1 NEHRU EXPLAINS PURPOSE OF ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION NEW DELHI, Feb. p.- Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India's Prime Minister replying to questions m th« Indian Parliament said India's new Atomic Energy Commission ia engaged on three matters: ONE— surveying India for location of mineral's useful m connection with atomic energy; TWO promoting
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    Russia Rebuilds Air Raid Shelters?
    76 1 BERLIN. Feb. 9. The British licensed newspaper Telegraf says the Russians are rebuilding a giant air raid shelter outside Berlin. The paper said thr shelter, which once housed a Nazi ball-bearing plant, is to be patterned after the »rate bunker where Ad3lf Hitler hid m
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    Baroda To Have Residential University
    80 1 Baroda To Have Residential University BARODA. F«'b. 9. The Governt of Baroda havo decided to have a residential university for Baroda with faculties of arts and nee, commerce, medicine, engineering, law, home science and fine arts, m course of time textile •ehnology also will be introduced. All colleges m Baroda
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    Mr. Sri Prakasa's Message To Assam Premier
    71 1 SILLONG, Feb. The Assam Premier Mr. Bardoloi, has received the following message from Mr. Prakasa, Qovernor-deslgnate of A tin: "Under our esteemed Prime Minister's sudden orders I am Ing to you. Oiler my heartiest tings and wishes to your fernmeni and the p"opl<>
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    BORNEO SULTAN'S WARNING TO AUSTRALIANS JUSTIFIED
    119 1 BORNEO SULTAN'S WARNING TO AUSTRALIANS JUSTIFIED BATAVIA. Feb. 9. The Dutch language Batavia daily "Het Dagblad" (biggest circulation In Indcnesia) says tribute to Sultan Hamid of Pontianak for his decision to expel all Australians from West Borneo if Indonesian Mrs. O'Keefe is expelled from Australia, according to Aneta, the Dutch
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    SEVERE WINTER ISOLATES KASHMIR
    96 1 I* rum Ou* own luucspundentj dKi^Aix.tK, Veto. y. Kasnmir >a»i». < > naj, ucen cuiiniiciily cut on iioiii jumiiiu ii^ovnitc aiiu nit- rtfti "i iim v\uxiu b'ucc feu. aue o severe wmur conditions m the liiinuiuvan region requiting m ii«-*av> iaii 01 mow. Alter s»x nays
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    Dr. Evatt Defends Australia's Policy On Indonesia
    118 1 Dr. Evatt Defends Australia's Policy On Indonesia CANBERRA, Fob. 9.— Shouting above a prolonged uproar irom th« Opposition, Dr. Herbert Evat-L, Aiiv truiiau iixicriial Attain Minisur, iuaU the Uouae oi Etepresent^uves here today: "But lur UmU'd Na tions ana Australian intervention, there would have boon countless lives K)»t m Indonesia."
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    MUSLIM LEADER SURRENDERS TO SIAMESE POLICE
    53 1 BANGKOK, Feb. 8. Tunku Hai uuyusoh, loader o! the Muslim Irredentist Movement m South Siam has surrendered to the Siamese authorities, it was officially announced here yesterday. The announcement said that the Muslim rebel leader had been taking refuge m Kelantan m the la^t
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    U.N. Economic Council President
    55 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Feb. 9. Mr. James Thorn, New Zealand High Commissioner to Canada, was on Monday unanimously elected this year's President oi the United Nations Economic and Social Council. Mr. A. V. Skorobogaty, Byelorussian delegate, was elected first vice president and Dr. Carlos Eduardo Stolk, of
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    Dutch Spokesman Refutes Calwell's Allegations
    264 1 THE HAGUE, Feb. 1). An official spokesman rigorously denied here today allegations m the Australian House of Representatives (hat liutch officials m Australia were playing "tricky games" over Indonesia. He was commenting on Australian Immigration Minister Arthur Calwell's statement that opposition to the proposed deportation
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    Soekarno & Hatta To Meet Federal Leaders?
    425 1 Soekarno Hatta To Meet Federal Leaders? BATAVIA, Feb. 9. Republican President Soekarno and Premier Hatla have agreed to meet representatives of federal leaders m a conference for informal talks m Banka Island, it was announced by federalists today, Aneta, the Dutch news agency, reported. The date of the meeting is
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    CARDINAL'S CASE TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE U.N. ?
    49 1 CARDINAL'S CASE TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE U.N. CANBERRA, Feb. 9. —Dr. Evatt, Australian Minister of External Attain, told the House ot representatives here today he had been informed it was proposed to bring the matter of Cardinal Mindszenty's trial belore the United Nations General Assembly m New York. Reuter
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    Paris Newspaper On French Possessions In India
    157 1 Paris Newspaper On French Possessions In India Paris Feb. !>. The influential conservative evening newspaper Le Monde today cahed for a new attempt to settle the question of trench India within the wider framework ol Franco-Indian relations. "It is sufficient to look to the map to see tnat tne existence
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    Govt. Determined To Continue War
    406 1 Govt. Determined To Continue War CHINA: Says Defence Ministry Spokesman SHANGHAI, Feb. The National Government's determination to continue war preparations while seeking peace was reiterated by Gen. Teng Wen-yi, National Defence Ministry spokesman at his iirst press conference m Shanghai today. In possibly Uie strongest anuCommunist statement mack by n
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    Asoka Pillar To Replace King's Effigy
    82 1 Asoka Pillar To Replace King's Effigy (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Feh 9 Th< A-«k.i Pillar will replace the King's EJBgs on \\w new two ru|ui\ livi* ru|>«<* and hundred-rupee currency notes, designs lor which havr In en Kllbiiii 1 1« ti by th« Reserve Bank I' 1 dia
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    SIR WILLIAM STRANG IN SHANGHAI
    52 1 SHANG] I Ham British Unc; taiv ror Porcign Affairs, arrl here today In th< course <j: a survey of British Interest* In the Far Lust. onong otln i talk with British Ambassador Sir Ralph B1 venson who made a special air I from Nanking lor
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    110-YEAR-OLD INDIAN WOMAN DIES
    20 1 110-YEAR- OLD INDIAN WOMAN DIES NAIROBI, Peb j BhOli, an Indian woman '<>• .s old. hai d*eo a N bi. Router.
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    Indian Daily Maily Singapore, Thursday, Feb. 10 1949. POOR SQUATTERS AND RICH CHETTIARS ALL IN SAME BOAT
    538 2 Indian Daily Maily Singapore, Thursday, Feb. 10 1949. POOR SQUATTERS AND RICH CHETTIARS ALL IN SAME BOAT j G i appo cc been c irao call -a b id >mn i ci ion. As >s wreliknown, i litated acking de -hem elvea q lattei d also b i ising ci
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    Indian Union Muslim League Demands Separate Electorates
    333 2 ConAssernbly's Decision On Abolition Deplored .MADRAS. Feb. 9. A ih solution deploring the decision of the Inlian Constitßeni Assembly '<> abolish separate electorates «>cl rcflju <ng it jo reconsider the question was passed at a met- ing oi" -*v nion Muslim League Working
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    Pakistan – Ceylon Trade Fact
    63 2 Pakistan Ceylon Trade Fact KARACHI.. Feb. 9.— Paki -an and Ceylon haw negotiated a trade pac it was disclosed here. It was un derstood Ceylon has undertaken the supply of 8,000 tons of cocoiiu' and coconut oil to Pakistan duriiv tV year, while Pakistan has ajiree to export foodstuffs and
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    INDIA TO SPEED UP RADIO SETS MANUFACTURE
    114 2 INDIA TO SPEED UP RADIO SETS MANUFACTURE NuW DhlLHl, Feb. 9. —A Government committee has recommended tnat Inaan manufacture ol radio seta be Btepped8 tepped up sharply. The committee proposes that 50,000 inexpensive sets and 20,000 expensive sets be ouiit m India this year. Production would be expanded to 150,000
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    Bombay Mayor Presented With Original Swiss Federal Charter
    91 2 Bombay Mayor Presented With Original Swiss Federal Charter (From Our Own Com>pondent) BOMBAY, I r»>. 9.— A copy of the original Federal Charter of 1921 of Switzerland »h« act establishing a Swiss Confederation was presented to the Bombay Mayor, Dr. M. U. Mascarenlias. by Mr. Norman G. Thompson, District Manager
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    ARTHUR BOTTOMLEY IN NEW DELHI
    46 2 A D 3 LUI Feb. 9.— Mr. Ar- Bott British Overseas M arrived m New from Karachi f f »r Lnfi U ad< talk- with the InGo eminent A ion ol the British Jut< arrived here tn route C :utta Reuter
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    India & Pakistan Dissatisfied With Kashmir Plebiscite Candidates List
    338 2 India Pakistan Dissatisfied With Kashmir Plebiscite Candidates List PAKISTAN'S INTERPRETATION 01< TRUCE AGREEMENT KARACHI, Feb. 9.— lndia and Pakistan are both dissatisfied with the list* of candidates for the plebiscite on the future of Kashmir ordered by a United Nations Commission, it was learned irom a usually reliable source yesterday
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    INDIA TO GRANT ANOTHER LOW TO BOMBAY GOVT.
    80 2 (*rom Our Own Coin nonden NEW DELHI, bib Government, a j s i t ar]r tionmg another loan oi 1; 000 to the Bombay during the next financial year. carry out Bombay* huua)ii<; ps gramme. During the current financial J< India Govcrnmenr
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    CHALLENGE TO FORCES OF EVIL"
    162 2 CHALLENGE TO FORCES OF EVIL" NEW DELHI, Feb. *j. M.Mvr Lester, disc MaJ i tdhi <uid hi^ ho London, m a broadcast on Jan. 30 .>aid: "On this day last year, more tear* being shed than had fallen on any previous day. 'From among you, Indians, God had raised up
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    Durban Refugee Camps No Run By Indians Says Malayan
    664 2 CAPETOWN, Feb. South African fj .Minister, Ur. Daniel Malan, yesterday comments ihe House of Assembly on press reports ment made by the Indian Prime Ministei Nehru on the running of Durban rein during the recent Indian-African riots. Replying to a question
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    Historic Gandhi Murder Trial To End Today
    405 2 Judgment To Be Delivered At 1-30 P. M. Local Time NEW DELHI, Feb. !>.—Thatma Gandhi Murder *ti«,i *iii pecial Court i.n Thursday, one xj.ostle of Non-violence was ah tunned onlookers at his l>irla The Special Judge Atma ihe old Red Tort oncf the
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    NEW SYDNEY-LONDON AIR SERVICE
    96 2 COLOMBO, Feb. J. A en :c n Sydm EU by aay oi uolooibo up» day with the depai I i tikymaster lrum h« re foi A second Skym;u yesterday for London. Earlier In the day I General, Sir Henry M the first plai Prime Mil Mi
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    Sovereignty For Indonesia Before Mid-Year?
    323 3 Sovereignty For Indonesia Before Mid- Year? Sew Dutch Plan Jo Bunas* Sec- Council I HOLLAND TO RETAIN CERTAIN POWERS AFTER TRANSFER Ui Iv WfcH YlA,Feb.9. A lent alive Dutch plan to of sovereignty to Indonesia before the he year /rr/.s communicated verbally to wblicun delegation be: ore it left on
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    U.N. COMMISSION'S DEMAND
    78 3 U.N. COMMISSION'S DEMAND I ">s Commission UNCI) asked the I foinm M)Ur(Je dld that L -d the Nether- mon aboal the oro- .'oiiea t, I to the wal consultation its O ffi C e rs and I n- n nt! |t 1 i l J^ that the 1 ivmiuiu- iA
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    U.S. Member Of U.M. Commission Leaves For Brussels
    126 3 U.S. Member Of U.M. Commission Leaves For Brussels IE HAGUE, Feb. 9. Mr. H. ne Uochran, united states memoer oi the Umu'd Nation* Uommission to indoiK^ia, left Here ior Brussels yesterday on his way oack to Batavia alter talks wan the Dutch Uovernment. Wnat passed during the talks is otncially
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    BE MORE REALISTIC SAYS DUTCH FOREIGN MINISTER
    130 3 BE MORE REALISTIC SAYS DUTCH FOREIGN MINISTER THE HAGUE, Feb. 9. Dutch roieign iWimbUT btikKer a.sKea Parliament uaa the Uatcn peopie on rriday to taKe a more realistic view 01 tne Indonesian dispuu-. "The Dutch should realize that states friendly to the Netherlands oiten have vast International commitments winch m
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    Artillery Blast On Karen Rebels
    539 3 Artillery Blast On Karen Rebels BURMA It AM GOON, Feb. 9.— Field artillery blasted Karen rebels m a Rangoon suburb on Tuesday. Unofficial reports said the •nulist attack has driven Ih.m from their defences. The action was at Thamaing, eight miles north of the city, m the government's power drive
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    29 3 til PKAKASA TO ASSUM OFFICE ON FEB. 15 OAUHATI, Feb. 9. It .s underbtOod that Mr. Sn T J raka>a. Assam Governoi-desi^naU' wll übsumc ollice ou Feb. 15. FOC
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    UNKNOWN
    80 3 Prince BiraboiiKse of Siam. the famous racing motorist, is attempting to set a gliding record m Merlo. near Buenos Aires, Argentina He is trying to gUde from Merlo to the Atlantic beVih of Mar Del Plata, 300 kilometres, m 6 hoars. Photo shows: Prince Birabongse (known m motor racing
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    Russia Demands Big Powers To Report On Military Strength
    798 3 New Proposals For Arms Reduction Submitted Before Sec-Louncil LAKE SUCCESS, Feb. 9. Russia Tuesday demanded that the Big Powers give an official report to the U.N. of their military strength including atomic weapons, by Mar. 31. The demand was made to
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    Secret Congress Of Africans Reported
    204 3 MOSCOW, Feb. 9. Pravda, the Communist Party newspaper, Monday carried a long report ol a congress of 30,u00 Africans which it sajd tooK place recently near Abidjan on the Ivory Coast. According to Pravda's correspondent, Yuri Zhukov, the congross, staged by the "Democratic Lfrican Union,
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    India's Cotton Purchases From Japan
    91 3 TOKYO. Feb. 9. Mr. N. D Rhajipal, President of the All-India Woollen Textile Industry Association visiting Japan, i,aid his puru('i, m this country would probably reach U.5.52,000,0U0 worth by the time he returns to India He said he had already U. 5.5200,000 worth of contracts
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    33 3 STOCKHOLM, Feb. 9.— Sweden on Tuesday Norway has rejected a 10-year military pact iih Sweden became it would have kept her from Joining a atamger as thy proposed North Atlantic AiUiu*ce. A .P.
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    U.S. TO REMOVE BAN ON ORIENTALS
    131 3 U.S. TO REMOVE BAN ON ORIENTALS UASHINuIuN, *eb. 9.— A1l J racial barriers. <«> immigration Sana naturalisation would be removed under legislation &P* proved unanimously on Tu«b- 0 uay o.) liie *iou*sc ol ilepre- q itiuauycb Juuiciaiy commit- I lh« bill, by Representative X SWauer Judd (Minnesota Kepublicaii) and others,
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    ISRAELI-EGYPTIAN ARMISTICE TALKS PROSPECTS DIM
    117 3 ISRAELI-EGYPTIAN ARMISTICE TALKS PROSPECTS DIM RHODES. Feb. 9. Prospects ol an Israeli-Egyptian armistice receded Monday as it became apparent that tne conference here was floundering m technical difficulties. Dr. Ralph Bunche, acting Palestine mediator, saw the Egyptian delegation today m an ellort to overcome diilercnces which wore barring the way
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    SIX INDIAN ENGINEERS TO TRAIN IN AMERICA
    102 3 SIX INDIAN ENGINEERS TO TRAIN IN AMERICA NEW YORK, Fob. 9. Six govern ment engineers from India on Tuesday began training m United States to operate.' a I J5550,000,000 fertiliser plant Sindri, 175 miles northw< I Calcutta. The engineers, headed by M. H. Chopra, arrived m New York on Monday.
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    One-Hour Engagement Between Gurkhas & Bandits On Johore River Bank
    404 4 One-Hour Engagement Between Gurkhas Bandits On Johore River Bank four Bandits Killed 3 Gurknas i One Chinese Constable 1/ 9 a.m. on Feb. 8, a parly of Inniskillinys, (iurIJias and police went into position on the north bank iir Johore River on the Lenggid Art a. Some Gurs ventured out
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    OPERATION ON SIAM-KEDAH BORDER
    212 4 Launching the largest attack yet since the start ol tne feLnergency, btcunty Forces m North i^eciun or. tne morning ot b*-o. y. ocgan a lullration against tne largf. parties ol bandits known to be concentrated m tne Siam-Kedah border area, say* a further communique. This attack
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    COMMUNIST DOCUMENTS IN JAWI SIEZED
    71 4 COMMUNIST DOCUMENTS IN JAWI SIEZED \ii unconfirmed Police communijue LiANiAN: Guv Musang Area kt y p.m. on Feb. 5. Communist locuments cyclostyled m Jawi uncl i ited October were iounil m Gua Busang Village. jOfiUivE: Muar Ana -During ening ol Feo. 7. police found barrel home-made shotgun concealed m the
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    'Bao Dai Will Be just Another Puppet'
    361 4 'HINA NEW YORK VIETNAMESE REACTION TO FRENCH MOVE TO INSTAL FORMER ANNAM RULER NEW YORK, Feb. !>.— New York's small but vocal Vietnamese colony on Tuesday condemned French government efforts to return former Emperor Bao Dai to the throne of an "Indo-Chinese union".
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    ART EXHIBITION OF MALAYAN FLOWERS
    64 4 ART EXHIBITION OF MALAYAN FLOWER S Mrs. Kinloch Smith who has <> i n tv. \\y i imaged lor som< time In p in t ing Mower.-, lor the Director oi Gardens, Mr. R. E. Holttum. will exhibit 60 of her paintings at Robinsons, Raffles Square, from Mar. 5 to
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    ARMY BOXING FINALS TOMORROW
    39 4 The final bouts of the Singapore District Individual Boxing Championships will be hfld at the Gymn nun. Tanglin Barracks, tomorrow, Friday Feb. 11 at 8 p.m Pri/ will be presented by the GOC Singapore District.
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    PAK-ITALO TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
    14 4 KARACHI, Feb. 9. -Trad,- nego'•anons hx'gan m Karachi between A .P.
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    ACSU RECOGNISED BY WAR DEPT.
    105 4 As a result of representations made during recent months by the Army authorities m Singapore, the iVar OJiice have now given authority to recognise the Army Civil Service Union as representing iocally engaged civilian stall employed by the War Dept. A preliminary meeting by Stall
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    Municipal Elections Returning Officer And Assistants Appointed
    66 4 Mr. W. W. Duncan has been appointed the Returning OlTicer for each of the Municipal Electoral Wards m Singapore. Assistant Rrturniny Oilicoivs for the various wards arc: Municipal City, J. G. Aspinall; Municipal Rochore, Chan Bak Hoe; Municipal North, Dr. N. A. Canton;
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    REKURONIANS SOCCER FIXTURE
    121 4 REKURONIANS SOCCER FIXTURE The following have been invited to play soccer for the "Tekuronians" against the "Sembawang Rangers" on Saturday, F«b. 12, at 3eletar:— R. M. Pakry, M. Bakar. Tan Peng Soon. Quah Beng Lim, Ali Hussein. G Potter, R Janson. F. Mcßraid ikrishnan, T. Wilkinson' Pony Lim and Lee
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND—NEW TRUSTEES
    46 4 SILVER JUBILEE FUND— NEW TRUSTEES v t/ J T'' rnor hM appointed Sir Han Hoe Lim to b<- a Trustee of the Silver Jubilee Fund Mr Paul 22. n I appointed to bo a Trusty. the Funri m plare of the law .V". E. R. Koek.
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    MR. TAN KAH KEE CONGRATULATES MAO TSE-TUNG
    104 4 MR. TAN KAH KEE CONGRATULATES MAO TSE-TUNG Mr. Tan Kah Kee, prominent oversea Chinese leader, yesterday* sent a telegram to Mao Tse-tung, nairman of the Chinese Commuist Party, expressing his jubilation over the success of the democratic forces m North and Central China. The telegram was addressed to .ae*!. ten
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    PAKISTAN TO ORGANISE WELFARE CENTRES
    46 4 KARACHI, Feb. 9.— Pakistan Labour Minister J<jgendran a th Mandal tokl a labour conference here <>n Tuesday the government had decided to organise welfare centres at New York, Sydney, Liverpool, London and Calcutta for Pakistani seamen on foreign ships. A .P.
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    REPUBLICAN VISA OFFERED TO O'REEFE
    269 4 REPUBLICAN VISA OFFERED TO O'REEFE CANBERRA. Feb. <>.- Dr. Kadin Usman, Indonesian Kepublican representative m Australia, said m g statement <m Tuesday that the Republicans are prepared to give Mrs. John > Keefe a visa tf> enter Republican territory. Mrs. O'Keefe \ya> recently ordered to leave the dominion with her
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