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Title Section17 1950-04-10 1 Indian Daily Mail VCL. VI. NO. 58. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRI L 10, 1950. FOt'R PAGES 30 CENTS.17 words
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675 1950-04-10 1 Broadcast Appeal To The Nation To-Nigh t NEW DELHI, Apr. 9.— De tails of the Nehru-Liaquat Ali Khan agreement signed here on Saturday will be made public when Nehru makes a statement in Parliament on Monday morning. Liaquat will make aA.P.; Reuter - 675 words
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Article193 1950-04-10 1 WILL MALAYA DO LIKEWISE LONDON, Apr. 9. The funeral Of Vaslav N-jinsky. one of the greatest dancers of all time who died o_t Saturday morning was tentatively set tor Friday with bu- A.P. rial in London.— (iiuiu vfi_. vnu wiiraywiucu 1 NEW DELHI, Apr. 9.— The Chief Minister of JVladrasA.P. - 193 words
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Article139 1950-04-10 1 KARACHI, Apr. 9.— The Pakistan Prime Minister, Liaquat Ali Khan, 1 returned here last night from his New Delhi talks with India's Prime Minister, Pandit* Nehru, which result--1 ed in an agreement aimed at settling the minorities problem in East and West Bengal. He said onA.P. - 139 words
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309 1950-04-10 1 Mookerjee Neopy To Explain Reasons For Their Resignation From Nehru Cabinet NEW DELHI, Apr. 9.— Parliamentary lobby circles believe both the Bengali mtmbtra of Pandit Nehru's cabinet Dr. S. P. Mookerjee and Mr. K. C. Neog> wno tendered their resignation due to differences over Nehru'* approach to the minority problemA.P. - 309 words
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Article103 1950-04-10 1 HINDU MAHASABHA DENIES PLOT BOMBAY, Apr. 9.— The Hindu Mahasabha, which strongly oppose the Indian Government's "policy towards Pakistan, issued a communique on Saturday denying that the party Is plotting the assassination of Union Ministers like Burma's Aung Sans. The communique said the party is fighting- Nehru's policies, but theA.P. - 103 words
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Article168 1950-04-10 1 ROME, Apr 9. Half a million people knelt in silence today as Pope Pius the Twelfth held out his rands in blessing from a balcony .high on the facade of St. Peters. They broke into cheer upon cheer as the Pope waved, first to those packedReuter - 168 words
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Article89 1950-04-10 1 LONDON, Apr. 9. The International Committee of the Congress of Peoples Against Imperialism yesterday decided to make Sept. 23 "Anti-Imperiali-it Day" throughout the w :<rl_. The Committee mot in London under the chairmanship of Mr. Fenner Brockway. former Socialist Member of Parliament. Demonstrations will beReuter - 89 words
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Article64 1950-04-10 1 KARACHI, Apr. 9.— There is no truth in reports that the International Monetary Furd proposed to fix the value of the Pakistan runee at one shilling eight penr? (Is. Sd.), it was officially announced yesterday. The current value of the Pakistan rupee is 2s.A.P. - 64 words
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108 1950-04-10 1 ATTEMPT TO KILL BURMESE MINISTERS RANGOON, Apr. 9.— A land mine believed to have been intended for two Burmese ministers Thakln Mating and Khin Maung Gale— blew op a lorry 12 miles south of Toungoo, killing one man, two women and one child according to reports reaching here on Sunday.A.P. - 108 words
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169 1950-04-10 1 MACASSAR. Apr. 9,— The Sultan of Jogjakarta. Indonesian Defen.e Minister, and Lt. Col. A. J. Mckoginta. Territorial Commander of the Federal Army in East Indonesia, who was released by Capt. Azis to go to Djakarta, were due to arrive in Macassar today to conferReuter - 169 words
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Article49 1950-04-10 1 COLOMBO, Apr. 9.— Three schoolboys were rescued out of a picnic party of 15 boys when their boat capsized on Saturday in Kankesanturai harbour, North Ceylon. Three bodies have been washed ashore Many of tlie boys went on the picnic without their parents' permission. A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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44 1950-04-10 1 TAIPEI, Apr. 9.-rAn outbreak of bubonic plague is reported from the Nationalist island outpost of Quemoy (Chinmen) near Red Amoy. Nine cases have so far been discovered but whether the victims were troops or civilians was not stated. A.P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article50 1950-04-10 1 The Inter State Cricket Match between Singapore v Selangor which was begun on Saturday at Kuala Lumpur was continued yesterday. On the first day, Selangor scored 199 runs. In reply Singapore obtained 209 runs. Selangor is batting for the second time. The match will be continued today.50 words
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87 1950-04-10 1 LONDON, Apr. 9.— Peking New China Broadcasting Station will begin an international broadcasting programme from radio Peking on Apr. 10 according to a New China news agency message. Programmes will include news ana features in the following languages. Japanese, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Siamese and Burmese. ForReuter - 87 words
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Article36 1950-04-10 1 DURBAN, Apr. 9. Japanese textile goods worth £600,000 will begin to arrive in South Africa next month, it was announced here by Mr. K. Gama, first Japanese businessman to visit the Union since the v/ar. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article72 1950-04-10 1 BELGRADE, Apr. 9 —Yugoslavia yesterday protested against "hostile acts" by the Bulgarian Government in connection with the recent trial of group of Bulgarians and Yugoslavs in Sofia. The protest was conveyed in a note handed to the Bulgarian Embassy in Belgrade, the Yugoslav Aomcy Tanjus reported.Reuter - 72 words
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Article73 1950-04-10 1 LONDON, Apr. 9.— A feature cl Easter Sunday in London was the making of television history oy televising for the first time a Church service. Thrs was done from the historic chapel of the Tower of London. The Easter parade of the Yeoman Warders in their picturesqueReuter - 73 words
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118 1950-04-10 1 RED PLOT AGAINST MADRAS GOVERNOR? (From Our Own Correspondent) i>l Aim Aa Apr. y. Authorities here are seriousiy worried about the removal of some ttenpiates oa ths Madras and Southern Alahratta Railway on Mar. 3, which they believe to <be a Ked plot against Governor fShavnagar of Madras. Ihe Minister118 words
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133 1950-04-10 1 A MILLION REDS TO INVADE TAIWAN NEXT MONTH HONG KONG, Apr. 9. General Chu Tek, Commander-in-Chief of the People's Army, expected his forces to invade Taiwan next month. A former Nationalist _nilitary officer, who recently arrived in Taipeh from the mainland, told Reuters correspondent in Taipeh that the Communists wiflReuter - 133 words
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106 1950-04-10 1 INDO PAK AGREEMENT: TWO MAJOR POINTS NEW DELHI, Aps. 9.— Although 'retails still are secret, it is believed the new agreement between' Pakistan and India ainvd at ending communal fighting includes two major points. First. It would set up commissions which would investigate any further communal outbreaks and recommend remedialA.P. - 106 words
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Advertisement22 1950-04-10 1 TO THE PEOPLE TELL YOUR PRODUCTS thrcugh TAMIL MURASU The Leading TAMIL Daily in Malaya over 14 years 71. SELEGIE ROAD, SINGAPORE.22 words
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732 1950-04-10 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Mon. Apr. 10, 1950. GURNEY'S TIMELY ADVICE TO LEADERS IT is a great pity that despite ail talk of creating a nation in Malaya, responsible leaders are still referring to the Malayan population in terms of "Malays and non-Malays," and it is our firm conviction that732 words
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816 1950-04-10 2 Colliery Owners Urge Govt. To Modify Policy JHARIA, Apr. 9. Mr. Ban a wari Lai AgarwaUa, President of the Indian Colliery Owners' Association, addressing the 17th Annual General Meeting of the Association at Dhanbad, said that a separate Ministry, exercising its executive functionsFOC - 816 words
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134 1950-04-10 2 NAGPUR, Apr. 9.— The Madhya Pradesh Government have set up a three-man committee with Mr. A. D. Shroff, the Bombay industrialist, as chairman to study and report on the question of development of the pro-jet-ted newsprint and paper mills in the State, it is officially134 words
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83 1950-04-10 2 BOMBAY. Apr. 9.— The Indian Motion Picture Producers' Association at an extraordinary meeting held here rescinded its resolution of Nov. 9, 1949, standardising and restricting publicity in newspapers and periodicals. The meeting was called at the instance of Mr. Kisliore Sahu and 25 other producers. TheFOC - 83 words
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110 1950-04-10 2 NEW DELHI. Apr. 9.- In view Of the increasing demand for Indian tea since devaluation, especially in the United States, the Government Friday announced measures improving the quality and marketing facilities. Increased quantities of tea will be placed in Calcutta auctions this year .andA.P. - 110 words
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Article83 1950-04-10 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. 9.— lndian MPs sat puzzled in Parliament as Mr. Jaipal Singh of Bihar started a speech on "Indian Pyramids." But, they sighed in relief as the member said: "The pyramids, however, are of anonymous letters accumulated in every ministry." Mr. Singh was critical ofFOC - 83 words
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Article80 1950-04-10 2 TOKYO, Apr. 9. Seven Japanese war criminals were hanged in Sugamo prison early on Good Friday for participation in torture and decapitation of three American flyers shot down off Okinawa. Altogether, 48 former members of the Japanese Imperial Navy were orginally sentenced to death in YokohamaReuter - 80 words
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Article49 1950-04-10 2 OLDENBURG, British Zone, Apr. 9. -Nine people were killed and six gravely injured last week when a German bus and trailer crashed into the nine-foot-deep Oldenburg coastal canal. Twentyflve (25) other passengers managed to crawl out of broken windows and swim ashore.- ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article100 1950-04-10 2 MADRAS, Apr. Madras state, which two years ago took up largescale BCG vaccination, is revising its opinion on its preventive efficiency and has decided "to go slow" with the experiment. This was announced in Madras yesterday by 'the Madras Healtn Minister, Dr. T. S. S.A.P. - 100 words
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Article94 1950-04-10 2 BOMBAY. Apr. 9. Silk and Art SiHc manufacturers in India have just established a Research Association here, to assist the Industry in processing, weaving and finishing technique. The new institute, which will be guided by the Council of Scientific and industrial Research In Delhi, ■will receive aFOC - 94 words
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84 1950-04-10 2 BANGKOK. Apr. 9.— Court circles said here Friday that King Phumiphon Aduldet p.ans to return to Switzerland shcrtly after his coronation on May 5. The decision was taken on the advice of his physician, who feared that Thailand's tropical climate may impair King Phumiphon'sA.P. - 84 words
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Article70 1950-04-10 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. 9. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has 34 women officers, five of whom are married, according to Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Nehru, who also holds the Foreign Affairs portfolio, told an MP from Bombay that 93 Indian women were employed inFOC - 70 words
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Article79 1950-04-10 2 RANGOON. Apr. 9. -Authoriti s of the big Burma rail city of Toungoo were yesterday awaiting a message from rebel Karens in the Eastern Hills to indicate whether or not rebels will agree to stop fighting, government sources reported. They said that loyalist Karens entered rebelA.P. - 79 words
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Article61 1950-04-10 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. 9.— There are 105 foreign insurance firms operating in India under the Insurance Act ot 1938, according to Commerce Minister K. C. Neogy. Mr. Neogy said they had 43.9 percent of business in fire insurance. Percentages of business they had in life,FOC - 61 words
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Article100 1950-04-10 2 TRIVANDRUM, Apr. 9. The ■•chakram", copper coin of the south-western coastal state of Travancore, is to be demonetised in April, as a result of the integration of the state's finances with the Indian Republic. The Government of India will compensate the Travancore Government to the extent of Rs.100 words
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60 1950-04-10 2 LUCKNOW, Apr. 9. Mr. C. B. Gupta, Minister for Health and Civil Supplies, inaugurating the U.P. Homoeopathic Medical Conference here on Apr. 2 said that homoeopathy had a great future before it and what was required at present was proper organization of homoeopathic dispensaries, adequate trainingFOC - 60 words
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137 1950-04-10 2 COLOMBO, Apr. 9.— For the first time In the history of Ceylon an International gathering of Buddhists will meet in Colombo at the Y.M.B.A. Hall on May 26 to find what part Buddhism can play to remedy the ills of world and maintain peace.FOC - 137 words
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Article111 1950-04-10 2 Bhikkus Condemn H-Bomb COLOMBO, Apr. 9. The AHCeylon Congress of Bhikkus at their annual conferrencc held recently at (he Town Hall condemned the manufacture of the hydrogen bomb and demanded it should be outlawed. Pandit Palannaruwa Wimaladharma Nayaka Thero who presided said it was the duty of every Bhikku toFOC - 111 words
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Article77 1950-04-10 2 COLOMBO, Apr. 9.— Two-thousand nine-hundred and fifty-four coins of various denominations, minter during the time of Twelfth and Thirteenth Century Sinhalese kings were discovered by the Archaeological Department in the course of its excavations at Polonnoruwa, ancient capital of Sri Lanka. They were found in a potF.O.C. - 77 words
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287 1950-04-10 2 GOITRE IN CEYLON: W.H.O. EXPERT TO RECOMMEND CONTROL MEASURES CEYLON NEWS: Important measures for the control of endemic goitre in Ceylon will be recommended in the final report of Dr. Dagmar Wilson, WHO Expert Consultant, who at the request of the Ceylon Government has just terminated a thorough-going survey of287 words
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Article64 1950-04-10 2 COLOMBO, Apr. 9.— Several specimens of a variety of huge fish, known as koppara and taiapata," have _een brought in by Kalutara North ueep sea ushermen borne of these were over six feet long. One huge specimen was wrought m a bullock cart to the kalu.araFOC - 64 words
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Article153 1950-04-10 2 MOSCOW, Apr. 9. Russia with the creation of a cotton growing Ministry took action rapidly to develop the industry in the nation. A government announcement yesterday said the setting up of the Ministry was designed not only to rapidly develop cotton culture where it now exists butA.P. - 153 words
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55 1950-04-10 2 U.S. TECHNICAL SURVEY MISSION ARRIVES IN THAILAND BANGKOK, Apr. 9.— United States State Department Technical Survey Mission arrived in Thailand last week from Rangoon. The group immediately conferred with American Embassy officials, preparatory to Wednesday's confer-on-:e with Premier Phibun Songkram. The mission, headed by R. A. Griffin, has been visitintrA.P. - 55 words
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59 1950-04-10 2 HANOI, Apr. 9.— Vang Octran, a Vietnamese Catholic will soon leave here for Rome on a mission to the Vatican, it was learned on Thursday. The former Vietnam cabinet minister and one time aide of Chief cf State, Bao Dai, will discuss an exchange ofA.P. - 59 words
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60 1950-04-10 2 HONG KONG, Apr. 9.— China and Poland have signed an agreement for the exchange of goods, Peking Radio reported on Friday night. This folows two month of discussion between the Chinese and Polish Trade Ministries. The Radio added that a barter arrangement was also made.Reuter - 60 words
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Article54 1950-04-10 2 To Oppose U.S. Aid ROME, Apr. 9.— L'Unita, the Communist Party newspaper, Friday declared that the populations of all Italian port cities would join dock worker's in opposing the unloading of American arms. The declaration came in a front page attack at official secrecy surrounding the forthcoming arrival of theA.P. - 54 words
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535 1950-04-10 3 But Refuses To Go To Djakarta MACASSAR, Apr. 9.— Capt. Andi Abdul Aziz, who took over military control here on Wednesday, yesterday agreed under conditions to supply food and water to Federal troops standing offshore but refused again to go toReuter; A.P. - 535 words
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78 1950-04-10 3 SULTAN HAMID TAKEN TO UNDISCLOSED PLACE DJAKARTA, Apr. 9. Sultan ..amid of Pontianak, arrested by Dhe Government last Wednesday or alleged conspiracy in the We..erling affair, has been transferred jut of Djakarta to an undisclosed place in Java for further hearing reports Aneta news agency. Documents in the hands ofReuter - 78 words
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156 1950-04-10 3 TEHERAN, Apr. 9.— lran young Uttl-j Mohammad Reza Fahtevi, avt week was* ic_ed w *tb a clialenee from the former Premier, Alined Wavam, at present in >»elf-im-MMi exile in Paris. Wavam, who holds the distinction ;f fcein^ Lhe oaly Premier of a eou-i--ry on theA.P. - 156 words
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Article42 1950-04-10 3 BARCELONA, Apr. 9.— Six police•nen were injured Friday, two if them seriously, by a bomb explosion in a local police station here. It was learned that a small bomb hal ieen placed in a window of the station.— A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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275 1950-04-10 3 U.S. REJECTS ISRAEL'S REQUEST FOR HEAVY WEAPONS WASHINGTON, Apr. 9.—Government officials said the United States had "tentatively rejected" Jsrael's request for heavy weapons such as artillary and tanks. But there are "a possibility" sne might be allowed to buy light arms and perhaps some surplus jet fighters. The officials saidReuter - 275 words
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88 1950-04-10 3 U.S. NAVAL AND AIR DISPLAY AT BANGKOK CANCELLED WASHINGTON, Apr. 9. Tne United States has cancelled a plan to give a display of American naval and air power at Bangkok, Thailand, next, month. A State Dopa-iment official said the Thai Government had recommended that a later date would be moreReuter - 88 words
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Article26 1950-04-10 3 TEHERAN, Apr. 9. -The U.S. Ambassador to Persia. Mr. John Cooper Wiley, and his wife left Teheran by air for Beirut yesterday mrning on leave.— A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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160 1950-04-10 3 PEACE AT HOME PEACE ABROAD -ITALY'S POLICY LONDON, Apr. 9.— Premier Aleide De Gasperi, In a nationwide broadcast last night, defined the aim cf Italian policy as "peace at home and peace abroad". "This b what we want" the Premier said in his Easter message on Rome radio. This andReuter - 160 words
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111 1950-04-10 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. '9.—Princess Faikah, 23-year-old sister of King Farouk was secretly married here on Wednesday last to an Egyptian consular official, it was disclosed yesterday. Her bridegroom was- Fowad Sadek of Cairo who has served in Europe and ,China. They were married in a simpleReuter - 111 words
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98 1950-04-10 3 BAGHDAD, Apr. 9. The Iraqi Government on Thursday submitted bill to Parliament proposing the granting of Iraqi nationality to Palestinian Arab refugees immediately _<a application. Official sources said the bill would apply to all refugees without exception. It has been estimated there are more thanReuter - 98 words
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Article54 1950-04-10 3 "TOO LATE FOR CONSIDERATION" RANGOON, Apr. 9.— Settlement of the Karen rebellion by negotiation is -"now too late f or consideration," a Burmese government spokesman declared here. He said that though the government had "gone more than halfway to come to terms with them," the Karens wer~ determined to fightA.P. - 54 words
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46 1950-04-10 3 HAARLEM. Apr. 9.— The Indonesian Shipping Company "Djakarta Lloyd'' has ordered eight shins from shipyards here for inter-island s»rvice in Indonesia. rt is understood they will co** 14.000.000 Dutch guilders and vary Lo size from 600 to 2,000 tons. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article409 1950-04-10 3 .WASHINGTON, Apr. 9.— The United States eon sideration .<of a plan to amalgamate the present Fai East aid programme into one overall unit for assisting all Asian countries outside Communist domination has reached President Truman's desk. A decision on the plan can be iA.P. - 409 words
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367 1950-04-10 3 TAIPEI, Apr. 9.— The Chinese Rationalists announced yesterday night that they shot down "several" Communist planes in a series of dog-fights over the Shanghai area yesterday. An air force communique said the Nationalist fliers suffered no losses in the Shanghai encounters with 25 "Russian" planes.A.P. - 367 words
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287 1950-04-10 3 HONGKONG, Apr. 9. Chinese Communist forces are massing eight armies in the Liuchow peninsula area to invade Hainan, according to reports reaching Hongkong last night. Five armie. earlier had been concentrated on the southern ap of the pea.nsula and these hav^ now reportedly strengthenedReuter - 287 words
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Article86 1950-04-10 3 RANGOON, Apr. 9.— When a man bitei a dog that's news, but when he bites a flsh— well, it's not just another flsh story. While Aung Tin, a villager in the south Burma Pegu district, was walking home over marshland he stepped on a flsh. The flshA.P. - 86 words
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154 1950-04-10 3 GENEVA, Apr. 9. The United Nations Advisory Council for Libya will hold its first formal meeting in Tripoli on Apr. 21, it was learned iere yesterday. The United Nations High Comnissioner for Libya, Mr. Adrian Pelt, of the Netherlands, presided :wer aReuter - 154 words
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69 1950-04-10 3 SHAH OF PERSIA RELINQUISHES ONE TITLE TEHERAN, Apr. 9.— The Shah ol Persia yesterday cancelled the title of "Illustrious Highness" awarded to Ghavan Sultaneh. former Persian Premier who recently accused him of having "dictatorial ambitions." A six-page court communique rejected Ghavam's "impertinent allegations" and called him corrupt, a traitor andReuter - 69 words
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Article985 1950-04-10 4 Rails And Fishplates Reported Removed At IIJS pjn. on Apr. 8, the pilot train of the north bound Singapore/ Kuala Lu mpur mail train was derailed near Kampong Chamek, about 8 miles from Kluang. Police arriving on- the scene found a crater. Three and a985 words
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273 1950-04-10 4 Kedah's Mobile Medical Unit, the first of its kind in Malaya and probably the Far East, which has been introduced to serve the needs of the rural population in the State, will start, to operate soon. In f-fcct, it is anticipated that work will273 words
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26 1950-04-10 4 KARACHI, Apr. 9— Dr. Raden Shamsuddin. the first Indonesian Ambassador to Pakistan, presented his credentials to the GovernorGeneral of Pakistan Saturday.— A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article, Illustration150 1950-04-10 4 Mr George Joshua. Principal of the Singapore Institute of Commerce, will be leaving lor India byplane to-morrow (Tuesday) on a noliday. During his absence, Mrs. E. V. Davies will act as the Principal of tne S.I.C. Mr. Joshua arrived in Singapore in December 1946 and150 words
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277 1950-04-10 4 The Lodging House Committee se f up by Government to enquire into matters connected with the so- ca n e d hotels which are springing up in undesirable numbers and in residential areas, as mentioned by the Honourable Mr. Lim Yew277 words
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Article92 1950-04-10 4 An Advisory Committee on Trengganu Arts and Crafts was formed at a meeting held on Apr. 1, at Kuala Trengganu. The object if the Committee is to encourage cottage industries in the State and to revive old methods of craftsmanship kri9 making, sarong weaving, mat92 words
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Article84 1950-04-10 4 Every registered public school is entitled to recommend 5 per cent of poor students for a subsidy of $2.50 p.m. At present 2,526 pupils in 213 schools enjoy this privilege. This is in addition to the free primary education scheme among pupils aged 6-9 in84 words
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Article43 1950-04-10 4 WASHINGTON, Apr 9.- Two baby elephants, the gift of Indian Prime Minister Pandit. Nehru to the children of America, are due to be handed over to the Washington Zoo on April 15 by the Indian Ambassador in Washington, Mrs. Vajaya Lakshmi Pandit.— Reuter.43 words
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Article290 1950-04-10 4 Two meetings of the War Damage Commission have now been held, one on Jan. 25 and the other on Mar. 7, this year. These two meetings were dev. __d to setting up the organisation through which the Commission will function. This Include passing the Estimates, appointing senior290 words
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Article162 1950-04-10 4 The balance of trade between India and Hong Kong turned in India's favour in 1949. Official figures available here shew that the balance was in favour of Hong Kong by H.K. $108,196 at the beginning of 1949. A year later, by the beginning of 1950,162 words
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216 1950-04-10 4 At a Pre?s Conference held in Malacca on Thursday, the Resident Commissioner, Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom; gave the following answers to questions asked bv the Press: WATER SUPPLY FOR KAMPONG Q. During the drought season kampong dwellers suffered a lqt cf inconveniences.216 words
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40 1950-04-10 4 MARCH FAMILY REMITTANCES TO CHINA Family Remittances to China for the month of March, 1950 are as follows: Singapore •300.770.4. Federation of Malaya 166,346.49 467,116.95 *This figure also includes some remittances made hy residents of the Federation through Singapore Banks.40 words
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34 1950-04-10 4 A meeting of the sportsmen of the Indian Association will be held ait No. 6, Race Course Lane, at 10 a.m. today (Monday) to elect officebearers tor the current year/34 words
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Article91 1950-04-10 4 Following are the re.t_.lts of the Kerala Samajam Building Fund Lottery No. I which was drawn yesterday at No. 6, Race Course Lane in the presence of a large number of members:— First Prize: 1135— 5191.00. Second Prize 3293— 576.00. Third Prize: 3209— 538.00. Fourth Prize:—91 words
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184 1950-04-10 4 NEW YORK, Apr. 9. Carlos P. Romulo suggested today that a special session of the United Nations General Assembly might be convened to deal with the problems of atomic weapons, Romulo, President of the U.N. General Assembly, made his proposal in aA.P. - 184 words
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Article70 1950-04-10 4 CATANIA, Sicily, Apr. 9.— A sharp earth tremor damaged or destroyed scores of buildings in Catania's vicinity Saturday morning. One person was reported injured. At least 20 families are hcmeless in Catania. Firemen, police and Carabinieri rushed rescue work throughout the area. Cracks appeared in aA.P. - 70 words
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Article47 1950-04-10 4 VATICAN CITY, Apr. 9. PopPlus XII Saturday appointed Father Johan von Rudloff. titular Bishop of Bussiri and auxiliary to Monsignor Willem Berning. Bishop of Osnaeruck. Mons, vi n Rudloff was parson id the church of St. Anthony ul Padiia in Hamburg. Germany. A.P.A.P. - 47 words
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201 1950-04-10 4 FAMILY OF LATE MR. VAKKOM RAMAKRISHNAN The wife and three little children of the late Mr. VakJtom Rama-/ krishnan will be sailing for India by s.s. Rajula today. In a letter to -tne Indian Daily Mail on the eve of her departure, &ne expresses her thanks to all those who201 words
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