Indian Daily Mail, 6 June 1949

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail \OL. V. NO. 115, SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Quit Goa' Demand On Portuguese In India
    124 1 I National Coi.gess President's Warning I WE INDIANS FIRST, LAST AND JEVER PORTUGUESE" m I ruin Our Own (Jorrtspondtnt; I 1 demand that the "PortuI lit tonally quit (*oa which is a part I by Mr. S. H. D'Silva, I Congress of Goa
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    Nepali Congress Satyagraha Suspended?
    47 1 (From i»ur Own Correspondent) i VINA, Jum> .>. The Saiyasraha started by tin- NVpali National Con* ffresg m soin«- t-tntrt's m N't'pal to obtain c'vil liberties lor Ike people iiii> been suspended from tin- evening of June Z. it i> ioarnt nciv Uop.v right
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    DR. LOHIA AGAIN REMANDED
    28 1 DR. LOHIA AGAIN REMANDED I HI. June 1>». oh and 15 ho were <>n jain manded on he> were produc. \tu Delhi Hesitate, cancelled m 1 1 i
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    U.N. Committee Bars Reciprocity Of Penal Law
    37 1 U.N. Committee Bars Reciprocity Of Penal Law I m B X v the m ndi- than C more M ainst B ibcrg X je. 9 furring to 9 s ils, J> sh« S Ltfa by tore Reuter
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    PROPOSAL TO DIVIDE GERMAN RAIL ADMINISTRATION
    20 1 S Berlilj S Satui- oad adS. 9 tern. both At H I':i IT) A.P.
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    INDIAN ENVOY TO ARGENTINA
    9 1 INDIAN ENVOY TO ARGENTINA I Mr. I d Reuter
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    INDIA'S INSPECTOR GENERAL OF FORESTS
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    "NEPAL HAS NO RIGHT TO DEPORT ITS CITIZENS"
    98 1 NEPAL HAS NO RIGHT TO DEPORT ITS CITIZENS (From Our Own Correspondent; ft' .A IN A, June 5. India was noi W'pal s p^'iial stttlt'int'nt and th»Nepal Ouvernnient have no right to deport .such oi" its, citizens as im'y cio not like/ 9 said Air. Jayaprakasii .Naiayan, Socialist leader, m
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    MADRAS PROVINCE URGED TO PLAN FOOD PRODUCTION ON A 'WAR BASIS'
    83 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, .June .">. Mr. .lairamdas DauUtiam, India's Minister, IoM the Madras Cabinet and officials of the Food and Agricultural Departments that food production m the Province must l>e planned on an alLout "war basis." Food
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    BRITAIN'S WARTIME – HIDDEN ART TREASURE FOUND
    98 1 BRITAIN'S WARTIME HIDDEN ART TREASURE FOUND LONDON, June 5. The last ol th« art treasures Britain hid for safety during the war has com* back to light The Elgin Marbles, a collection of intricallv carved marble slabs used to decorate the Part honor, m Athens 20 centuries ago, Stove .>«,*;n
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    EARLY PEACE TREATY FOR JAPAN ENVISAGED
    163 1 Tokyo. June 5. Government ana Democrat Liberal Party bigwig talked enigmatically ol an ;niy peace treaty for Japan pos.Vibly as early surrender anniverdate ol Aug. IS as the Cabinet discussed future policies now that the Diet adjourned until fall. Premier Shigeru Yoshida refused to
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    WOMAN NOMINATED U.S. TREASURER
    100 1 WASHINGTON. June 5 a midWestern woman banker has bern nominated by Presidenf Truman to im«> treasurer <>t the Unite:! States, and her name Mrs Genr- <-sc Clark will b»« sent t the Senate tomorrow for ratification. The position was acid by tin hit. \ir. William Julian.
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    Karen Rebels In Full Retreat
    71 1 RANGOON, June >— K.uen re bels were officially reported m hill neat Saturday, with Government forces iii pursuit liter a five-hour buttle, m which 10 rebels were killed and 30 wounded dovernm< it losses were six killed and five •..led Tii*' communique also reported two
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    BIG FOUR MEETING TO BE POSTPONED?
    149 1 BIG FOUR MEETING TO BE POSTPONED PARIS, June 5. Western powers, led by the United States, may ask to adjourn the PaHs meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers, unless new prospects of agreement appear this week, conference observers said today. The Council reassembles tomorrow afternoon for its third secret
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    Dr. Beel Arrives In Indonesia
    59 1 AMSTERDAM. Juiu- 5. Dr. Louii J. M. Bi'ei. former High Representative of the Dutch Crown m j Indonesia, arrived here by air from Batavia yesterday. Or. Bed handed ov^r his iunctions to his successor. Mr. A. H. J Lovink, last Thursday. He told the press
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    DENMARK CELEBRATES CENTENARY OF HER CONSTITUTION
    257 1 DENMARK CELEBRATES CENTENARY OF HER CONST ITUTION Copenhagen, June 5. Denmark today celebrates the centenary of her constitution, signed m 1849 by King: Frederick the Seventh and besides couple of other liberties legally confirming the three basic liberties: To think, speak and believe according to one's own wishes. The centenary
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    RUSSIA USING SPIES TO OVERTHROW TITO GOVT?
    92 1 RUSSIA USING SPIES TO OVERTHROW TITO GOVT? BELGRADE, Juru 5.— Yugoslavia.- official press charged today that Russia, using spie- and propaganda is "attempting to overthrow Tito's oovt-rnment." In the latest phase of this independent Communist state's little coid war with the Soviet Union, th^ newspaper? charged. Ono— that the Soviet
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    World Court Observers Pro-French?
    286 1 COMPLETE FAITH IN FRENCH ALLEGATIONS AGAINST INDIA (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, June .">. One of the international Observer* appointed by r ranee, Mr. Danis Holgar Andersson, to supervise the Referendum m French Indian Settlements regarding the question oi merger with Indian Union, left here this
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    BR. LABOUR PARTY'S BIGGEST CONFAB OPENS TODAY
    207 1 BR. LABOUR PARTY'S BIGGEST CONFAB OPENS TODAY LONDON, June o— DiHii ulties on botn the economic and Lauour j run m lorn itienit'N tor di->cus>iwn al nit* Annual 1 oiittrt'iue oi l>ii Ullll'l man< i.aminr faity. opening on lUoiiUav ai i>«acK|iuoi, M/s a.i At*, report. A n»iii«i;u\ tde railsurikc threatens
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    15,000 FOREIGN PARCELS HELD UP IN BOMBAY
    48 1 15,000 FOREIGN PARCELS HELD UP IN BOMBAY BOMBAY. Juiu s.— The delivery of uver 15,000 foreign parcels is being h«'IH up m Bombay dm* U> ;t gfiortaye 01 iu>'oin> iipprai>cr>, said an official -spokesman o| h* i wsi OflAc*. Some of thi- na reels contain oiTiciaJ document^ FOC
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    U.N. Kashmir Commission's Interim Report
    65 1 &RINAGAR, June s.— The United Nations Kashmir Commission yesttrauy despatched it| tirsi routine report to Secretary General Trygve Lie informing him of hifl r«pli«8 received from India and Pakistan to the Commission 's la I**1 true pio. po.sals. CommibJsiun circK^ »aid thai no situation had
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    Bombay Mayor In New York
    76 1 NEW YORK. June 5. Mr. 8. Kuk Patil, Mayor of Bombay-, who is on a world tour studying civil administrative systems has returned to .M«*w York alter visiting somf ol the main cities m the interior of the United States. On June 8, Mr. Patil
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    500 Politicals Released
    75 1 ATHENS, Juno 5. Con.stantimZientis, minister of public order, announced Saturday the release ol 50U political prisoners who have disavowed Communism. The Government announced the release of 400 other political pr. m ners several weeks ago. it has not given th<- number ol prisoners held but unofficial estimates
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    MALAYAN INDIANS' PLIGHT LIKENED TO THAT OF DRAUPADI
    112 1 MADRAS, June s.— The Tamil weekly "Ananda Vikatan" thin week published a telling cartoon regarding desperate plight of Indian workers m Malaya. The scene depicted the story relating to the shameful undraping of Droupadi m lh« Court ol Duryodhanan, the eldest of
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    PANCHAYAT FOR EVERY 500 VILLAGERS IN MADRAS
    36 1 PANCHAYAT FOR EVERY 500 VILLAGERS IN MADRAS (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS. June s.— The Madras Government yesterday approved a draft Panchayat legislation envisaging the formation of a panchayat for every rural population of 500. Copyright.
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    BRITAIN'S "ONE DAY WEEK" STRIKE SPREADING
    137 1 LONDON. Jun, 5. Britain's "mi« fliiy a week*' rail -;trike. caused by. aus«* eiigin«- drivers and firemen object to new duties forcing th«m *o spend nights away from home. s spreading For thre«- Sundays m MiCCteaioa the men on the ma«n noi th«-a.st**rn out»>
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    "THE SHAME OF WASHINGTON"
    138 1 THE SHAME OF WASHINGTON NEW YORK. June 5. In a lead nrr article entitled "The Fh vi Washington," Uie New York Hei i 'ribune said to >a;.' that Dr. Ra i i i. Bunchf's re Tasal o! the post o! isslstant s( tary oi state on u<- unt of k
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    Iron Permits Obtained By Bogus Firms'
    93 1 0 **J AMBALA JUIW 5. -Simul'Jf raidt; wp- carried out by th<- Punjab CID throughout Ui- province la.-t week to investigate <'a of bogu.- ftrnifl obtaining ptu: for iron and st-tl. The polic* underutood t. o hay« seized record r ill the firms deal
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    Bombay Minister's 12-Mile Walk Through Rain To Lunch With Orderly
    54 1 Bombay Minister's 12-Mile Walk Through Rain To Lunch With Orderly BOMBAY. Jun« s— Th« BomlM* ll«»m« Minister, Mr Morarji De*ai. accompanied hy hi- daughter |ndu walked 12 miles h«-av> rain .liin» to keep hiiuh *'i\a ..«»*iiM'i»' at a rillAff* ar >liii <h;tl«*h»« The hnsr whom Mr l»v. t < <iulcl
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Monday, June 6, 1949. DATO ONN AND MALAYA'S "NATIONAL EMANCIPATION"-II
    957 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Monday, June 6, 1949. DATO ONN AND MALAYA'S "NATIONAL EMANCIPATION"-II ll' much "1 Dato Onn's report. m to r< tign th« pre. for -called "national" is Br sfa Govern- known y i view of /til ftted id Malaya towards s< If. it U just possible they
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    Free India Urged To Abolish Death Sentence
    168 2 it is In Keeping With fhe Principle Ot Non-violence Says Dr. Ambedkar DEBATE ON DRAFT CONSTITiIIiON (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, June 5-— Dr. B. K. Ambedkar, Law Minister oi the India Government m the Constituen >cmi pressed the view thai death
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    INDIA'S CONCERN OVER LEPROSY DISEASE
    119 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) \i:\V DELHI, June s.— Kajkunuirl Amrit Kaur, leader of the Indian Delegation t o the second World Health Organisation of the United Nations before leaving for London said "India is greatly concerned about the prevention of leprosy m the Country and
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    INDIAN DELEGATION IN LONDON
    69 2 A K' liter report from London says: The Indian delegation to the second World Health Assembly arrived by a»r London yesterday. The delegation is headed by Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, Indian Health Minister The second World Health Assembly op< ns on June 13 and is expected last
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    RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN INDIAN MEDICINE
    115 2 MADRAS, Jane .V The special officer for the reorganization <>f iiuli^<nous medicine said here thai th* Government wiv i<» tart a ro search institute close to the College of Indian Medicine m Kilpauk and preliminary work had alreadj com. menced «n respect <>t clinical research
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    RAZVI TRIAL TO BEGIN THIS MONTH
    51 2 HYDERABAD, Juno 5. Syed Kasim Razvl along with 53 otner ;akars will, it i£ tnod t..\ a lal tribui Gulbargha m tne third June, rhis will be th series ol cases m uvnicn he tried for alleged lo t. arson, murder, incitement to violen
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    11 Join Madhyabharat Congress Party
    35 2 CiWALIOK, June 5 leven Congressmen ol tn Mad iyab Legislature have the Congress Assembl] I rty, is learnt here. Mr. Jagmohanlal Srivastava, former Law Mini Congress Afisemuij ae* members.— FOC
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    Labour Department Appointment
    37 2 JEW UFLHI, June 5. V ram, Under-Secrctary m me Ministry ol Labour, has I appointed Regional Lab wr i missioner (Central) for Mad province and Coorg with .ifiu t- rs at Madj as.— FOC
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    BOMBAY MUSLIMS WELCOME ABOLITION OF COMMUNAL ELECTORATES
    58 2 BOMBAY MUSLIMS WELCOME ABOLITION OF COMMUNAL ELECTORATES Fr«»m tKir <>v\n C<m r* ■Npondcn 1 BOMBAY, Jinn- s.— S»x leading ii ikma oi Bombay yesterday In atemeni u> ilie Press welcomed m.i n Uonstitu^ni Assembly's decision abol ji Communal Electorates Reservation of Seats. Tiny Uoped vie 'inajoiily will play i>> pari
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    75,093 CAUGHT WITHOUT TICKETS IN ONE MONTH
    84 2 75,093 CAUGHT WITHOUT TICKETS IN ONE MONTH NLVV DELHI, Juii* s.— Cases of travelling without tickets or with irregular tickets, detected on f he BNK tailing the month oi February were «>,ii;»;i and the amount ri-cov-i red Us. 1.4<>,451-(i-<>. Durillf ih* 1 same month, the sums of Rs. 16,139-5-6 and
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    Air Travel At Two Annas A Mile, Aim Of India Govt.
    309 2 NEW i>l.i 111 June 5. Tlic inquiry coiiuiiittce which the (iu\ernment oi India propose to set up shortly to no into tue question oi" revision of air tares, will consider data about experiments In the i SA in air
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    French Trying To Rule In Indian Territory By Intrigues?
    142 2 French Trying To Rule In Indian Territory By Intrigues? IDNDICHEi;!tV NATIONAL CONGRESS LEADER'S ATTACK OK SLNDiMi OF NEUTRAL OBSERVERS" PONDICHERRY. F 5. Mr Purushottam, President of reach India National Congress, yesterda) critic ised French Government action m sending "neutral observers 91 to Pondicherry as M a unilateral, arbitrary step that
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    World Court Observer Arrives In India
    72 2 I From Our Own Correspondent) ALCUTTA, June s.— Scnor Rudolph (astro one of the two Obaer- \< ra who arrived m Calcutta m con. nection with the plebiscite m French India Posse««iofis, m an mii :\;»u aid h<- i^> oil \w^ \\a> 'o UhandrAnag
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    India Asks For Confirmation From Paris Govt.
    180 2 HE UNILA RAL ACTION OVER FR. INDIA RErLiRENDIIM NEW DELHI, June s.— lndia has asked France to confirm the report that she has appointed observers through the International Court of Justice to watch referendums m French India and entrusted them with investigating the
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    CASE FOR MANGALORE PORT'S DEVELOPMENT
    110 2 CASE FOR MANGALORE PORT'S DEVELOPMENT BOMBAY, June 5. Now that A' si toast Major Port D tnent Committee has submitted I report, the claims of the tour competing ports, Batkal. Malpe, Man r c7lnr and Karw.tr ar< be pressed f< r selection a I ports. The Kanara Chamber ol Comm<
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    250,000 Refugees To Be Permanently Resettled In Delhi
    196 2 NEW DELHI, June s. About comprising 50,000 displaced families, I pntly resettled m Delhi, the Governm I decided. I Tni se families will b< ted nuui tunohg vi a cidlAdS, v i. >± ui.^jitii'iu per&oiia ii )ui i [J m Ol IH
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    NON-VIOLENT SATYAGRAHA LAUNCHED IN NEPAL
    77 2 NON-VIOLENT SATYAGRAHA LAUNCHED IN NEPAL IC.\\.\l I Nepali n P^, i.iiiii. k: c igain.si »hr < W^ r < <«> ohi.uu (,vu i,i>, Well I'l' ol V pal. X I-, L Mi ♦■< B (-J min*ni Nepali < Ruil i.vi olhei i 111 ii' 1 B processuin m 8111B l11
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    LEAGUE'S RE-ENTRY INTO POLITICS OPPOSED
    68 2 LEAGUE'S RE-ENTRY INTO POLITICS OPPOSED AIM. \Kli Jim. dm Vlniuiti AIIUUI h Mil i:i:i HI .1 H I lon of Hit* Indian I 0 I t 111' I |> r ll.' said M h V scp.n;! 1 X Ul <* In II.IV If, comi II v should Bu nomic basis
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    Refugee Township In Baroda
    62 2 Refugee Township In Baroda BARODA, Junt I township consist m> m b "i Baroda iit months to i L remgei mil ul ((1 W be settled m I X E m eting attei ft Saxena, Indj X for HciKi Jivraj Mehi I Bar< I lii buy B proximal I the
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    Fees To Be Raised In Bihar Schools
    16 2 Fees To Be Raised In Bihar Schools I 1 pay Ol t( I':. thai harci FOC
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    Amalgamation Of Sirmur State Forces
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    117 3 L E y CAN Bt THEHt ONLY If OEM AND i-riKINEK" w Mr. />• D. Gammons, Conserr Parliament, speaking Friday y f iJix noun service, gravity— in twin senses ot the I ia after the check m Europe act. He was discussing Mr. Woodrow Wyatt, i m the programme,
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    DR. VAN MOOK TO TALK ON COLONIAL PROBLEMS!
    55 3 DR. VAN MOOK TO TALK ON COLONIAL PROBLEMS! IMI HAGUE, Netherlands, June m Hubertiu J. van Mook. i Lieutenant Governor 01 the i mi t(ii Last Indies. said on >\ In plans to un to the hi Sepiemoer m lecture on .1 problems for one term e< months) at tiie
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    RESETTLEMENT OF MEOS
    130 3 RESETTLEMENT OF MEOS NEW DELni, juur 5. -The Ouvernment O i maid us deciaod to reinstall D their cng.uaj tao^x* m Aiwur aim tuiarutpiir otau^ kh uuu A^o.._K;iJijUL Musums— who had tnrown out Adi v^ tne cjm--lii 1 xv- o^ Qav< >cen -iv:r;^ .a 4 eiU rcrtiiipi m mala. ie^
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    Burma Wants To Join UNESCO
    48 3 PARIS, June 5. -Burma has a^ked to join the United nations Economic, Social and Cultural Organisation (.UNLbCO; und (Us Burmese Ambassador m London win sign tne constitution there au announcement irom tn.' ui\EBuo 6aiu Saturday. Burma *-lil become tne 4<tli member stur^ A.P.
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    Communists Occupy Tientsin
    380 3 Communists Occupy Tientsin Ill\A: SAM FRANCISCO, June s.— Chinese Communists Mounted on Saturday they occupied Tientsin on urxlay alter the Nationalist garrison "fled south by sea liwnile reports said Shanghai management is m roes "i -i commercial comeffort. Already some pro- ible but monumental were left by the reNationalists, Including
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    Menace Of Burma Muslim Communists In E. Bengal?
    112 3 Menace Of Burma Muslim Communists In E. Bengal? KARACHI, June s.— Faiz Ahmed, General *ecreiary of the AllPakistan Trade Union Federation, yesterday said Moslem Communists from Burma mignt influence Moslems m East Bengal, unless a serious efTurt was made to improve tiie tood situation there. Faiz Ahmeu, who comes tram
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    Three-Year Work Programme For Free Mow Of News
    186 3 Three- Year Work Programme For Free Mow Of News LAKE SUCCESS, June 5. The sub-commission on treedom 01 miormatiun and the press yesterday decided to give lop priority jn its turee-year wor*. pn granunt 10 studying ine«ui£ vi increasing me tree now oi Lniormation borougnout tne wunu. in*. L^-memoer suo-commission
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    WORLD MORAL REARMAMENT CONFERENCE SESSION OPENS
    313 3 CAUX SUR MONTREjUX, Switzerland, June 5. Greetings from India and Pakistan were read at the opening session of the World Assembly for Moral Rearmament here yesterday. Messages of loyalty and good wishes" came from all parts of the world, congratulating the initiator of the
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    UN Secretary's Appeal For Refugee Help
    101 3 LAKE SUCCESS, June 5. United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie announced yesterday that he nad sent a letter to the Foreign Ministers of United Nations memoer governments appealing for additional financial support lor the United Nations relief program.ne for Palestine refugees. The letter Mr.
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    Dr. Hatta To Contact Emergency Govt. Leaders
    125 3 Dr. Hatta To Contact Emergency Govt. Leaders BATAVIA. June s— Dr. Mohammed Hatta will fly m a United Nations plane to the Atjeh country m North Sumatra today for the first direct contact between the exiled Republican leaders and the Emergency government. A republican spokesman announced the trip originany v.a.
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    FORMOSA TO BE AMERICAN BASE FOR NEXT WAR?
    83 3 FORMOSA TO BE AMERICAN BASE FOR NEXT WAR? LONDON, June 5. The Soviet magazine New Times yesterday alleged that "the American imperialists are turning Formosa together with South Korea into the chief base for a future war against democratic China," Moscow Radio reported. "American airfields are to he found m
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    42 3 CAIRO. June 0. --.me newspaper Mtsri said yesterday that France •vas about to set up a "puppet government" m the Fessan, the outhern part of the former Italian olony of Libya, under a local :hieftain named Emir Ahmed Self En Na&r. Reuter
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    Political Campaign For Next Br. General Elections Underway
    523 3 LABOUR GOVT.'S BID TO RETAIN LEADERSHIP NEW YORK, June 5. The political campaign for Britain's next general election which is due a year from now but which might be precipitated earlier, already is under way and is getting hot. It is a
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    India Prepared To Meet Any Communist Threat – DEVDAS GANDHI
    286 3 India Prepared To Meet Any Communist Threat DEVDAS GANDHI NEW YORK, June s.— Devcla* Gandhi, younger -on oi Mahatma (iandhi and Managing Editor oi the Hindustan Amies oi Delin, is to spend a fortnight m the United States during winch he will attend tin meeting of the United Nations Sub-CommiHee
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    U.P. To Appeal Against High Court Judgment
    62 3 LUCKNOW, June s— The U.P. Government, it is understood will shortly appeal to th« Federal Court. against the judgment oi th« Allahabad High Court m a case under ihi- U.P. Anti-Black-mark<-Ung Ac 1 l»a.-.-«d by th« provincial legislaiiin-. Th« H\&\\ Court had questioned
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    INDIAN AIR SERVICE TO SINGAPORE SOON
    131 3 BOMBAY, June 5. The Bharat Airways, an Indian concern, will operate the i 'alcutta-Sydnt a.. route. India** < om.uuni. au«»n> .Minister, Mr Kaii Ahmed Kidwai said here. The Calcutta-Sydney air service now operating only up to tttnga pore because of the situations m Indonesia,
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    JAMAICANS TO WORK IN BRITAIN
    54 3 JAMAICANS TO WORK IN BRITAIN KINGSTON. .Jamaica. Jun» About 250 Jamaicans, some ol ttu m former hap 1 men, are folng I Britain later thib month to 1" i /or work Despite warning by the merit labour department tli;it c ditiuiii m Britain an tli/li men ar»- sailing for ESng^and
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    Woman With Seven Children Defy Masked And Armed Extortionists
    506 4 INCIDENT NEAR FRASER ESTATE IN JOHORE BAHRU AREA At S.:W p.m. on June >, a Chinese woman living with her seven children behind Fraser PJ state m Johore liahru area was m the house when an unknown number of Chinese came
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    RADIO MALAYA INDIAN PROGRAMME
    604 4 LETTERS TO THL EDITOR S.r, Three ol your readert, namoly Mr. A. Nicholas, Mr. S. Williams and Mr. P. Sarangapany contributed articles wi'h regard to your editorial comment recently on the subject of "Radio Malaya In. dian Programme," (vide IDM ©f 23-5-49). Mr. Nicholas says that
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    CIVIL ADMINISTRATION DEMANDED FOR GUAM
    51 4 CIVIL ADMINISTRATION DEMANDED FOR GUAM GUAM, June 5 -Tho Lower House of the Guam Congresi unanimously appropriate US$2O,OOO to send committee to Washington to pr«Ba for civil administration for the island. Thy Senate decided to delay action until after an xpectcd visit this summer by a US Congressional Committee A.
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    Police Hand Programme For This Month
    87 4 By kind permission ol Mr. X 1. Foulger, the Commissioner ol Police, Singapore, the Police Band will play under 3 direction ol Mr. J. C. Hitch, as follows: June 12 Botanical Garden. (5.^(1 6.30 p.m.) June 14 Katong Park 1 8.15 9.15 p.m June
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    Estate Asiatic Staff Union, Ulu Langat
    35 4 The first annual general meeting ol the Estate Asiatic Stall Union, Ulu Langat. will be held at the Tamil Fir -1 -nt-irv School. Kaiang Jnrn 12 t 2.°0 Tj..n
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    MARRIAGES
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