Indian Daily Mail, 5 November 1949

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 264. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1949. SIX PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Nehru Concludes Goodwill Tour Of America
    470 1 India's Neutrality Ia Cold War Made Clear I, Milton Kelly, A.P. Correspondent) 1/ [DISON, Wisconsin, Nov. 4.— Prime Minister LjU Ju.mharlal Nehru of India ends his goodI lour of America here today as he began it—proon<j0n<j little s hoping for much, but too proud
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    NEHRU EXPLAINS INDIA'S STAND IN THE COMMONWEALTH
    190 1 SEW DELHI, Nov. 4. Explaining why India decided to I n the Commonwealth, the I'rime Minister, Pandit Nehm, itembers of the Indian Community m Vancouver on Nov. "We follow the policy of Mahatma Gandhi. Where elements f frui 1 1 is 1 ((.operation
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    SARI PARADE IN LONDON
    123 1 LONDON, Nov. 4.— Fashionable dress-makers of London, New York and Paris are beginning to be interested m the posnbilitfei of San as onu of the most attractive forms oi femine attire for the evening occasion. Recently several countries copied Sari motifs into th«ir designs of evening
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    91 1 PHOTO DR MOHAMMED HATTA, Premier of the Indonesian Republic, signs the Provisional Constitution for The United States of Indonesia, at the Hague, Oct. 20. He was the first to sign Others are left to righ*- PREMIER ANAK AGUNG Premier of East Indonesia; HATTA: SULTAN HAMID II of PonZianak West Borneo,
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    THAI KING RETURNING NEXT MONTH
    146 1 BANGKOK, Nov. 4^-Thailandj 21-year-old King Phumipol Aduldej til return t o Bangkok from Lausaiine. Switzerland at Hhe end of next month for his coronation, a "enior Thai cabinet source said «n an interview yesterday. K&B Phumipol also ha,- instructed the Government to proceed m the
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    NOEL BAKER'S TRIBUTE TO INDIA & PAKISTAN
    103 1 NOEL BAKER'S TRIBUTE TO INDIA PAKISTAN MONTREAL, Nov. 4.— lndia and PakistaTi arc showing the rest of Asia "an example of democratic self-government," Mr. Philip Noel. Baker, British Commonwealth Secretary, said at a press conference here las t~mght. If they got the capital good:- tftey need to expand production, they
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    Madras Govt. Postpones Talking Over Of High Schools
    154 1 Madras Govt. Postpones Talking Over Of High Schools (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Nov. 4— Education Minister Mr. Madhava Menon told a Press Conference yesterday the Government have decided t o post, pone the scheme of faking ovr all the high school* m the Province The Government of India had
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    BR. AIR CHIEF TO VISIT INDIA
    91 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. 4.— The British Aii Chief Marshal, Sir John StaMOr, who is visiting India for Hire*- days from Nov. 4, is no stranger to this country. He was born m India -Ranikhet, m the United Provinces-2-in 1897 and has twice served m
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    MOVE TO REDUCE DEARNESS ALLOWANCE CRITICISED
    107 1 MOVE TO REDUCE DEARNESS ALLOWANCE CRITICISED (From Our Own Correspondent) AHMEDABAD, Nov. I— The vSecretary of the Ahmedabad Textile Labour Association today criticised the move of the Ahmedabad Millowners Association to reduce the dearne» allowance paid to textile workers. The Miilown^rs Association has ia*u e d a two-in«»nth> notice to
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    RS. 2M. "EARN WHILE YOU LEARN" FREE ART CENTRE IN INDIA
    184 1 RS. 2M. "EARN WHILE YOU LEARN" FREE ART CENTRE IN INDIA NEW DELHI, Nov. 4.—A free art education to people on learn" is to be established m a This was disclosed by the well known Indian artist, Mr. Nagesh Yawalkar, who has prepared Rs. 2,--000,000 scheme for the proposed centre.
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    BR. PROTECTORATES IN AFRICA
    150 1 LONDON, Nov. 4— Mr. Gordon Patrick Walker, Under Secretary for Commonwealth Relations, said yesterday £ha» Britain's policy was unchanged on any question of transfer to thy Union of South Africa of the British protectorates of Bechuanaland, Basutoland and Swaziland. In reply to a question fat told
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    NEHRU CONGRATULATES BOTH DUTCH AND INDONESIANS
    143 1 NEHRU CONGRATULATES BOTH DUTCH AND INDONESIANS THE HAGUE, Nov. 4.— A message from Pandit Jawaharlal Nenru, Prime Minister of India, read a a farowell dinner given by Indian Ambassador Dr. M. S. M*'hta <o delegate* to the roundtable conference on Indonesia tonight praised "the statesmanship shown by both paries which
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    ADMISSION TO INDIAN ARMY: MALAYAN INDIANS MAY APPLY
    221 1 ADMISSION TO INDIAN ARMY MALAYAN INDIANS MAY APPLY SINGAPORE, Nov. 4.— The Fede. iai Public Service Commission will hold examinations m India a* .ill ah. ii)au Bombay, Calcutta, Dei--111, Madia- and Nagpur sometime m feoruary, lttoO, for selection of candidates lor admission to the Military \V>ng of the Armed Forces
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    GANDHI MEMORIAL FUND NOW EXCEEDS RS. 104M.
    79 1 GANDHI MEMORIAL FUND NOW EXCEEDS RS. 104 M. NEW DELHI, Nov. 4 —The Ex*I'u/'ve (ommiinv of the Gandh« National Memorial Fund has decided /<» avt up working units all over India to carry on thy work of the Fund. Each unit will be under the charge of an organiser, who
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    Ayyangar To Study Refogee Problem In Assam & W. Bengal.
    84 1 Ayyangar To Study Refogee Problem In Assam W. Bengal. (From Our Oun Correspondent) CALCUTTA, Nov. 4. Actinfc Iniian Foreign Minister, and Transport Minister Mr. N. Gopalahwamy Ayangar left here for Gauhiiti m out« to Shillon^ to study tin prob- m of th«- intlux refugees lacluling a targe number of Mutlinui
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    WORLD FELLOWSHIP OF FAITHS TO HOLD CONFERENCE IN DELHI
    120 1 NEW DELHI, Nov. 4. The In/«'rna£ioiial Con^res. \\\,7ld~T^ Ilowship of Faiths woill be held m Delhi during /h. firs! u«k of January. 1950. The objccU of Jhis Con^re>-. an- t tt draw logi-thcr. m onimon bond of fellowship, £he pt-ople of
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Sat. Nov. 5, 1949. NOTES & COMMENTS (In Defence of the Indian Soccer Tourists)
    591 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Sat. Nov. 5, 1949. NOTES COMMENTS (In Defence of the Indian Soccer Tourists) .NOT ALL-IISDIA IEAM ii is most gratifying to note tnat the inuian soccer tourists nave m tneir later matches playcu m Singapore succeeded m erasing tne poor impression wnicn tueir earner ones nad
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    Constructive Action Needed In India
    500 2 Sardar Patel Replies To Birthday Messages "POSTPONE MUTUAL BICKERINGS AND FAULTFINDINGS" NEW DELHI, Nov. 4.— Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, replying to the innumerable messages of good wishes on his 74th birthday, Tuesday appealed to his countrymen to face the issue before tnem as realists, as men
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    SOVIET-CHINESE EXCHANGE REPORT GROWING BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS
    398 2 MOSCOW, Nov. 4.-Soviet-Chin, WWw now by leaps and bounds. Every ri ullu '*l Z^ Soviet press which indicates a wide, m >riri^ som[ Clu^ tween the two nations. of p^^ Since Soviet recognition of the (hi C o^! a number of Chinese
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    TRANSFERENCE OF KASHMIR GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
    112 2 TRANSFERENCE OF KASHMIR GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS SRINAGAR, Nov. 4. The Kashmir Government have constituted a committee to examine the question of transference of its Customs, Telegraphs and Telephones and Highway Departments to the Government of India under the instrument of accession, it was announced here. The Committee consists of the State's
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    RECOVERY OF ABDUCTED KASHMIRI WOMEN
    108 2 RECOVERY OF ABDUCTED KASHMIRI WOMEN NEW DELHI, Nov. 4. The new procedure for the recovery of abducted Kashmiri women and children agreed t 0 between India and Pakistan is expected to remove past difficulties mi n their recovery, according to an External Affairs Ministry Press Not*, The Governments of India
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    More Locomotives For Indian Railways
    50 2 BOMBAY, Nov. 4.— Thirty-three new locomotives arrived here last Cek ty. s s Belgeanne "from M^r€al for the Indian railways About 300 locomotive have aL rif./H arriv d from the U.S.A. and £"i? a> and over 500 m are rnortly eXDcnteri f™™ .l_^ countrfes.- FOC
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    8-Day Drama Festival
    47 2 NEW DELHI, Nov. 4._ An eightday drama festival will be held \n Dolhi from Nov. 12. Sponsored by Cotnr^ f rm€d Indian Dl *ml f,?n J >ro gramme wil delude full length plays m English Hln! dustani and other Indian i*^' i! 1 GIIS
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    PROPOSED LOCATION OF FEDERAL COURT
    104 2 NEW DELHI, Nov. 4.— The question of the location of the Federal Court of India and a suitable Court House for it is stated to be engaging the attention of the authorities. From Jan. 26, 1950, when the new constitution comes into force, the number
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    NEHRU'S GREETINGS TO PATEL
    47 2 I NEW DELHI, Nov. 4.— The Prime Minister, Pandit Nehru, m a telegram to Sardar Patel nas congratulated him on his <4th birthday. Tne telegram says: "All good Wishes to you on your birthday. May you be spared long for India's service."— (FOC).
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    SCHEME TO ENCOURAGE HINDI IN S. INDIA
    126 2 MADRAS, NOV. 4.— Dr. Pattabhi Sitaramayya, Congrese President, declared here that there could be no remedy for the evils of blacfcoiarketing and corruption m th« country except by "elevating the code of «thics and the moral standard of the common man." Dr. Sitaramayya
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    Kerbala Martyrdom Commemorated: Appeal For Hindu-Muslim Amity
    279 2 Kerbala Martyrdom Commemorated: Appeal For Hindu-Muslim Amity CALCUTTA, Nov. i. IJj commemorate the martyrdom of liazrat Imam Hossain, the grand-son of the Prophet, m kerbala, a meeting was held m the Muslim Institute Hall, CaL cutta. Dr. P. C. Ghosh, member of the Congress Working Committee, presided. Paying homage to
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    NEHRU TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY IN BOMBAY
    88 2 BOMBAY, Nov. 4.— Pandit Nehru will celebrate hi* 61st birthday on Nov. 14 m Bombay, it was announced here last week by the Pro. vincial Congress HQ. The Bombay PCC had approached the Prime Minister, before he left for the USA, t 0 celebrate
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    IMPERIAL DEFENCE COLLEGE COMMANDER TO VISIT INDIA
    60 2 IMPERIAL DEFENCE COLLEGE COMMANDER TO VISIT INDIA NEW DELHI, Nov. 4.— The Commander of the Imperial Defence College, Air Chief Marshal Sir John Slessor, will arrive today on a three-day visit. Born at Ranikhet, the? United Provinces, he served m India twice, once m 1921 and the second time m
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    EXPLOITATION OFINDIA'S MINERALS: RULES FOR GRANT OF CONCESSIONS
    297 2 NEW DELHI, Nov. 4.— Th c Mines and Minerals (Regulations and Development) Act, 1948 which was passed by the Dominion Legislature last year came into force from Oct. 25, 1949. The Act extends to all provinces, Centrally .administered areas and States which
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    CARDINAL MARMAGGI DEAD
    45 2 VATICAN Cm N J nal Franoxo Mar Hid Prefect of th»- C Council. di»d her* heart failure r-ducng the 3 ol cardinals of thi Cai to 54 Pupr PiUS XII |p| month to p'store th^ CqQh Cardinals to i& full strtngti^ Reuter
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    MUSHTAQ GURMAN RESIGNS
    42 2 KARACHI. N Gurmani has reltaqai as Pakistan Minist-r for Kid Affairs, and is going abroad! "diplomatic mission: tt nounced rut' 1 Liaquat Al; X Prime Minister, Utm\ over tht duti "I for Kashmir Afftln tl -j ment added. Reuter
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    Salient Features Of India's Constitution Reviewed
    2002 3 l nira Keading To Be Moved By Nov. 15 |QM OF CONASSEMBLY EXPECTED TO BE OVER BY MONTH END DKLHI, (By Air Mail).—\ ow thnf il% >;„,, of the Republican constituting %Thas ttncludediiU an appropriate occasion to review the jU,J feature* of the new
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    Congress Not In Favour Of Unified Karnataka
    170 3 MYSORE, Nov. 4.— The CongresK party m the Mysore legislature is not m favour of immediate unification of Kamataka. The party meeting adopted a resolution that the time is not opportune for including Mysore m a unified Karnataka, formed on a linguistic basis,
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    Malayalam Literary Conference And Malayalee Women's Congress
    197 3 Below are the photographs taken on th« oc-c -asion of the Malay a k 1 !!j Lltcrar y Conference and the Malayalee's Women's Congress neid under the auspices of the Singapore Kerala Samajam on Sunday, Oct. 16. at the New World Stadium. These
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    Bombay Govt. Introduces Agrarian Reforms
    421 3 Bombay Govt. Introduces Agrarian Reforms TO COMBAT MENACE OF COMMUNISM BOMBAY, Nov. 4. The Bombay Government's policy of combatting communism was reiterated m the provincial legislature by the Law Minister, Mr. Dinkarrao Desai. Introducing agrarian reforms m the legislature Mr. Desai declared that the Government was det minnrl i™^*» /.Amm,,H;
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    India Flans To Introduce 32 Smallscale Cottage Industries
    339 3 HYDERABAD, Nov. 4.—The Government of India have under active consideration a scheme to introduce about 32 small-scale industries m this country on the Japanese pattern, said Mr. Chamanlal, Cottage Industries Adviser to the Government of India and one of members of the
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    Creation Of Indian-Israel Axis In Asia Envisaged?
    785 4 Reported Aim Of Israels Long-lerm Foreign Policy GREAT SPIRITUAL LEGACY OF INDIA AND ISREAL STRESSED TEL AVIV, Nov. 4.— The creation of an IndianIsrael axis m Asia aimed not only at the real independence of Asiatic peoples but also at the achievement of
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    The Struggle In Indo-China
    1085 4 The. (French Viewpoint In the midst of a considerable spate of propaganda now circulating m South East Asia it becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish the truth. This is particularly so when dealing with affairs m IndoChina. Here we have two opposing factions. On the one hand
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    S. Indians Exhorted To Learn Hindi
    88 4 TRICHINOPOLY, Nov. 4. Mr. K. Madhava Meiion, Minister for Law asd Education, Madras Government last week exhorted the younger generation of South Indians to learn Hindi, English and Sanskrit m addition to their mother tongue. Mr. Menon who was delivering the inaugural address of
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    NO SEPARATE WELLS FOR HARIJANS
    76 4 HYDERABAD. Nov. 4.— The provision of separate W*llf for Harijans has, it is Understood, been discontinued by the Weil-Sinking Department, Hyderabad Government, at a result of the regulations relating to th<? removal of disabilities of Harijans. From the date Government orders were issued, ro separate
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    Hollywood Producers To Make Films In India
    288 4 NEW DELHI, IW. 4._ Hollywood is comjn ff halfway around the world to make two pictures m India Producers are after Indian backgrounds— distinctive topo grapny, rivers, monsoons, elephants and camels. At present, motion picture companies are not troubled by blocked funds International
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    American Salesmen In India Exploring Ways For Big Investments
    547 4 By STEVEN V. DAVID, A P. Correspondent BOMBAY, Nov. 4. A host of American salesmen has kept a foot m India's door, hop ing for a big dollar loan to open it wide again. Some of these salesmen, eyeing their blank
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    Bihar Minister Explains Benefits Of State Zamindari Control Act
    307 4 Bihar Minister Explains Benefits Of State Zamindari Control Act (JANDHINAGAR (Ranchi), Nov. L-Mr. Kn* na Ballabh Sahay, Revenue Minister, GtvcmMi Bihar, told the trainees ;i< the Bihar Congress "or kers's training camp here (hat ho hoped to brwiithe zamindaris m Bihar under State control JS ty 1950. Mr. Sahay said
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    INDIAN JUTE PRODLTTION BEING INCREASED
    39 4 INDIAN JUTE PRODLTTION BEING INCREASED LUCK NOW. Nov. tf^ffi lion m 1 idia s h; to »chh end ol nexl ir understood It is proposed o bj 200.0 tion m fhf y l swSrSS 0( l methods of cult
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    Maj-Gen. Chaudhuri Bark In India
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    Efforts Hailed In Bringing About Dutch-Indonesian Agreement
    611 5 ir expresses Gratitude Snerinlh, \ndia And Australia YORK, £n Indonesian Republic 1 shrday credited the United Nation! with hou t the Dutch-Indonesian agreement givfLndmce to Indonesia. yiv fiut the U.N., the Dutch-Indonesian conflict rjyhavt been solved by force of arms," said pa/a) tht
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    HUMAN'S IO-PT. PROGRAMME FOR "MORE DEMOCRACY"
    110 5 S T PAUL, Minnesota, Nov. 4. President Trubsl night jave Americans a ten-point programIt "more democracy*' which he said would be a with shield against Communism/ centenary ot I tt e as a terri- ci States, he sale 1 of the Govern. Am- rican
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    PRIVATE DETECTIVES TO GUARD CHINESE EMBASSY AT PARIS
    152 5 PARIS, Nov. 4.— Dr. Tuan Maolan, Nationalist China's Charge D'Affaires here, yesterday installed private detectives m the Embassy to help the house guards keep out officials supporting the Chinese Communist leader, Mao Tse-tung. A French Foreign Office spokesman confirming this this afternoon
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    Notorious Woman Communist Surrenders To Burmese Authorities
    67 5 Notorious Woman Communist Surrenders To Burmese Authorities RANGOON, Nov. 4.— Ma Moe Kyi, notorious 30- year-old woman Communist leader who for wc«fa? has been terrorising the Bogal* region 70 miles south of here, surrendered to Government forces on Thursday, it war officially announced. Her parents were arrested m Rangoon on
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    A STEP TOWARDS RESTORING STABILITY AND PROSPERITY TO ASIA & WHOLE WORLD
    506 5 A STEP TOWARDS RESTORING STABILITY AND PROSPERITY TO ASIA WHOLE WORLD LONDON, Nov. 4.— Britain yesterday hailed the Dutch-Indonesia-United Nations accord for setting up a United States of Indonesia as a "step towaras restoring stability and prosperity to Asia and the whole world." A message sent by Foreign Secretary Ernest
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    New Independent Cabinet For Egypt
    329 5 CAIRO, Nov. 4.— Hussein Sirry Pasha formed an all-Independent Egyptian Cabinet last night a few hours after his three months old caretaker coalition had resigned. He had tendered the resignation of the old Cabinet after a stormy meeting of ministers on electoral reform. "It is
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    PRINCESS MARGARET SMOKES A CIGARETTE IN PUBLIC!
    207 5 PRINCESS MARGARET SMOKES A CIGARETTE IN PUBLIC! LONDON, Nov. 4.— Pnneesi Margaret smo^ea cigarette m public early y-i.tiUa.. i wad a bit el a shock 10 vie British. It was the tirst time any commoner «v«r saw the Royai lamnys dislaii aside pulling on the vile weed. Pretty 19 year-old
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    PAUL ROBESON TO BE DEPRIVED OF PASSPORT?
    82 5 WASHINGTON, Nov. 4—A State i>epartm€iit spokesman said Wed- et vs. a> lX did not know lt Mr. Paul KoDeson, the American Negro singer, would be allowed to retain his passport to attend the AlLlndia A'eace ConK-it-nee m Calcutta this inontn. Th tpoktaun said
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    Thai Police Chief's Assurance To Pridi
    140 5 BANGKOK, Nov. 4.— -Thailand's Deputy Chief of Police. Major General Pao Sriyanond, m an interview yesterday pledged immunity from political assassination to fugitive Thai politician Pridi Phanomyong, should Pridi choose *o return to Bangkok from refuge, which is presumed to be m China The
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    Economic Uplift Of World Only Answer To Communism
    108 5 Economic Uplift Of World Only Answer To Communism QUEBEC, Nov. 4. Economic uplift of the world is the answer U> Communism and t o the threat of a third world war, Mr. Philip .NoelBaker, British Secretary of fixate for Commonwealth Relations, told a Canadian Club audience here. He said breeding
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    TEN NEGROES PERISH IN FIRE
    58 5 CHICAGO, Nov. 4.— Ten Negroes, including two boy s perished and about 2U others we're injured m a fire which swept through a threestoreyed block of flats m Chicago on Thursday. Sony- 50 of the 200 Negroes living m the buildmg'a 54 small fia^, w«re
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    Sunspot Reported At London
    42 5 LONDON. Nov. 4— A Uirly large sunspot is reported here on Wednesday. It is thought likely that radio conditions will be disturbed over the next frw days, and m particular during flu: period Nov. 6 to 10 Reuter
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    Chinese Special Kills A Policeman, Wounds Three Others & Tries To Escape
    663 6 Chinese Special Kills A Policeman, Wounds Three Others Tries To Escape BUT SHOT DEAD IN THE ATTEMPT On Nov. S near Kampong Janda Baik m the Bentong area (Panang) a Police jungle squad was on patrol. After a meal, a Chinese Special Constadie who was a member of* this squad
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    Auditor For Silver Jubilee Fund
    30 6 The Director of Audit, Malaya, has been appointed to be tne Auditor to audit the accounts ot the Trustees of the Silver Jubilee Fund, Singapore.
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    Court Of Criminal Appeal
    33 6 A gazette notification issued by Singapore Government states that the Court of Criminal Appeal will sit m the Supreme Court Building, Singapore, on Thursday. Nov. 17, at 10.30 a.m.
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