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5 pm. 17th June

5 pm, 19th June*

6 p.m. 22nd June

5 p.m. 24th June

5 pm. 28th June*

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Bongkok

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Halls from

ARRIVALS FROM Singapore

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19th June

20th June

24th June

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80th June

12th July

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Noon 17th June

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6th July

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Democratic World In

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Support

New York, June 14,

The former Atomic Energy Commissioner, Mr

should be addressed to the winding up of the above David Lilienthal, in an article in Colliers magazine, expressed the belief that the democratic, world is on the verge of losing the support of India and that was, on the 8th day of Juif that happened "all hope for us on the continent

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of Asia is gone."

However, Mr Lilienthal believes the loss of India (BRI) otherwise known as

Indian CHEN MAN KÉE (A) can be averted by the full support of the

Mr Lilienthal, who was Mr Nehru's quest in New Delhi for week, called on the United States to "encourage and aid Nehru and his people in the development of a modern na

which Mr Nehru had under- taken, but said that at the same": time Mr backward, "preoccupied with past injuries at the hands of

and excessive sensitiveness about white imperialism, with fears the motives of America and all outsiders."

Nehru was looking

He added that Nehru was not a Communist but believed the best bet was to deal with the Red Chinese regime, apparently on the grounds that it was the Reds who now in fact

Chinu.-United Press,

ruled

of Room 302, National Bank Prime Minister, Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, whom the democratic world's Building, Hong Kong. And writer called the key to the that the said petition is future in Asia. directed to be heard before a.m. on the Court at 10

the 30th day of Saturday, June, 1951; and any creditor or contributory of the Raid company desirous to support

America should be prepared or oppose the making of an

the Aald petition to offer the Indians machinery, order on may appear at the time of engineers, agricultural experts

soeds, physicians if not prepaid a booking fee hearing by himself or his and

medical supplies and should that purpose; offer to train annually hundreds of 60 cents is charged.

counsel for and a copy of the petition of her ablest young people, furnished to any partly in India and partly in will be creditor or .contributory America.

Mr Nehru agreed that under- of the said company requiring

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·GOOD FEELING the same by the undersigned

most needed to improve rela-

London, June 14, on payment of the regulated tions between the United States

The feeling between India and India. charge for the same.

and Britain was very good and

10 (SA) WILKINSON & GRIST M Nehru told him: "Unless would continue be good Petitioner, you understand this psychologi-unless something was done to

otherwise cal Solicitors for the Yuen Dah Chen

which the spoil it, Mr V. K. Krishna background known Chen Mun Kee. Asians share and which today Menon, India's Ambassador in COLUMBIA COPPERPLATE CODY- No. 2 Queen's Road Central, serves as a bond between them, London, lold the Royal Empire

Asia cannot be understood and Society today. Hong Kon

Any person NOTE:

who India cannot be understood."

Mr Menon said, "There are intends to appear on the hearing

more. British people in India of the said petition must serve

during son or send by post to the above-

today than there were the British Occupation. The named, notice in writing of his

tal invested in India is British. There is no anti-Dritish feeling in India today."

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TIES WITH CHINA Mr Lilienthal said Mr Nehru

Intention so to do. The notice I told him that India and China largest amount of foreign capi-.

must state the name and address of the person, or, if a firm, the name and address of the firm, and must be signed by the per- son or firm, or his or their solicitor (if any), and must be served, or if posted, must be sent by post in suficient time to reach the above-named not later than six o'clock in the after- noon of the 29th day of June,

1951.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

17th Juno

20th June

OUCH! BOSS-MY ARM-JUST-WON'T COME DOWN!

20th June 7th July

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HAPPENED T

MANDRAKE-

MANDRAKE! BUT

DID SOMETHING-| HOW COULD HE? GET OUT OF HERË.

long. ago were closely tied and were now dmwn close again by the memories of domination by the outside powers and by fear that

and foreign He went on to explain his exploitation

country's stand in regard to the domination might come back.

The writer said his talks with Chinese Republic and problems revealed that the like Tibet and Korea. He told Mr Nehru Indian leader, was not one man the audience that they had to realise the actual facts and con- but two-one living deep in the

of the past and the other in the future.ditions in these parts

He described the vast projects world in deciding any issue.- for the modernisation of India: Reuter.

MANDRAKE! MANDRAKEJ THAT'S ALL I HEAR! WHERE IS HESA

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In Paris

Paris, June 14. The "Big Four" deputies once again daßled to break the deadlock In their discussions on a Foreign Ministers' agenda when they met for the 77th time today."

Dr. Philip Jessup, the Ameri- can deputy, sald that Mr Andrei Gromyko (Russia)

that proposed

The North Atlantic treaty item should be put on the agenda, as a dis- egreed point.

But at the same time, the Soviet delegation said that meeting of Ministers without this item, appearing on the agenda would be useless.

This meant, Dr. Jessup said, that either the Soviet Ministers 'could walk out of the’Ministers' conference 11" the Western Powers refused to disetum' it 'or the Atlantic, Päet would be open to fulà, and substantive discussion which the Western Powers could never necept.

Mr Gromyko sald that the Soviet delegation did not Intend tohhandon its position on the North Atlantic treaty now.

The depatice will meet again tomorrow

“Admiral!”. Death

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