GA-00865 1954-03-29 relevance B public
Indonesische zeelieden groeten vrouwencongres
Indonesian seamen greet the women's congress
De Waarheid, 29 Mar 1954, p. 3: short Rotterdam report that Indonesian seamen from the ships Waterman, Tomori, Tosari and Kota Gede and Rotterdam pilots, led by the SBPP union, held a joint meeting and adopted a resolution to send a greeting letter to the Gerwis congress in Jakarta. An unrelated earthquake note follows.
De Waarheid, 29 Mar 1954, hlm. 3: laporan singkat Rotterdam bahwa pelaut Indonesia dari kapal Waterman, Tomori, Tosari, dan Kota Gede serta pandu Rotterdam, dipimpin serikat SBPP, mengadakan rapat bersama dan menerima resolusi mengirim surat sambutan ke kongres Gerwis di Jakarta. Disusul catatan gempa bumi yang tak terkait.
“Relevance raised from C: greeting to the Gerwis congress.”
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