Indian Daily Mail, 5 February 1949

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. IV. No. 353. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1949. 6 PAGES 10 CENTS
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    21-Gun Salute Heralds Ceylon's Independence Anniversary Celebration
    329 1 Greetings From Nehru^ Attlee And Truman i t OLOMBO, Feb. I.— The guns of the British rui^r. Birmingham, thundered a 21-gun salute today open legion's celebrations of ker year-old indepenl nits of Ceylon* three armed services and British trvieemen then marched p ist
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    NEHRU ON INDIA'S ROLE IN ASIA
    73 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. 4.— The AllIndia Radio here quoted Pandit Nehru saying at a public meeting recently in Lucknow (Jan. 28); "I dislike talks of India taking up leadership of Asia or any other country." He was referring to comments to that effect, especially
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    Sind Premier Resigns
    308 1 /^ound _ra/7/</ 0/ Election Malpractices KARACHI, Feb. 4.— The Prime Minister of Sind, Pir Illahi Bakhsh, today tendered his resignation as a result of the findings of an inquiry into the election of his supporter, Qazi Mohammed Akbar, to the Sindi Legislature in December 1916. H it
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    RAJA'S PALACE GIVEN TO GANDHI FUND
    47 1 RAJA'S PALACE GIVEN TO GANDHI FUND POONA, Feb. 4— The palace of the Raja Saheb of Phaltan has been given to the Mahatma Gandhi Me. morial Fund. The Raja Saheb announced this in a letter to Mr. Devghikar, Secretary of the Maharashtra Gandhi Memorial Fund Committee. FOC
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    Indian Military Mission Chief Leaves For Hamburg
    102 1 Indian Military Mission Chief Leaves For Hamburg BERLIN, Feb. 4. Major-General Knub Chand, head of the Indian military mission now in Germany, left here by air for Hamburg today for a ten-day tour of the British, occupied zoiie. He will tour the port of Hamburg during the afternoon. He wiil
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    Secretary Lie To Draw Davis Cup Competition
    66 1 NEW YORK, Ft b. 4.— Trygvc L<e, Secretary-General of the United Nations, will make the d'aw for the 1949 Davis Cup competition at a formal ceremony in New York on Tuesday next. The draw, which will match the 23 entries in European zon
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    'Ceylon Way Of Winning Freedom Is A Credit To Britain'
    231 1 SAYS SIR OLIVER GOONETILLEKE ar.Thfi*' b J-rKroadcastin- *<> Ceylon today on the anniverwinftiiH J n n, L g the Commonwealth as a dominion, Sir Olliver Wnin r Commi *sioner i>i London, said that great and good V d r v.
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    Stalin Ready To Meet U.S. Objections ?
    109 1 Stalin Ready To Meet U.S. Objections MOSCOW, Feb 4.—Well-inform-ed Moscow source s said today they believed Marshal Stalin would eb willing to take part in a four-power (inference with President Truman, British Prime Minister Clement Attka and French Premier Hen*i Queuille. This. would meet objections that the ynited States was
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    Rs. Two Lakhs Fire Havoc In Bombay
    57 1 (Prow Our Own Correspondent) '.OMBAY, Feb. 4.— Damage estimated at Bs. 200,000 was caused by by fie which raged in Central Bombay for three '>ours and gutted huge quantities of notion and yarn yesterday morning. No loss of life has been reported. Fourteen
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    BRITAIN WILL NOT GIVE UP HONGKONG
    115 1 LONDON,* Feb. 4.— Viscount Hall, First Lord of the Admiralty, reemphasised in the House of Lords tonight Britain's determination to maintain her position in Hongkong. Lord Waleran, Conservative, who raised the matter, said the Kuomintang (Chinese Government Party) was almost bound to fall. If
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    Anti-British Agitation In Teheran
    69 1 TEHERAN, Feb. 4.— Two thousand university students on Thursday gathered in Parliament Square demanding cancellation of the souththern oil concession and a discontinuation of the activities of the Imperial Bank of Iran a British bank. The demonstrators violently a t tacked the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company and
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    KARENS PUT TO FLIGHT
    32 1 KARENS PUT TO FLIGHT I*i h U fcVs««_ft ,ain l,!;hl tnwatS" Has r Mn«.,„ 1n ki soners -i, u *ai<j hf r| t)| ImuJ?* *•*< of "one of I C(1 be add- Reuter
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    "Daily Worker" Editor Dies
    77 1 LONDON, Feb. 4.— William Rust, editor of London's "Daily Worker" since its inception in 1930, died on Thursday shortly after he spoke a* Communist Party meeting. He vas 45. One of the founders of the Communist Party in B- itain, h e was twice imprisoned for
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    Yugoslav Trade Mission In Colombo
    78 1 COLOMBO, Feb. 4.— A five-man Yugoslav rade mission arrived here yesterday the flrti post- war trade delegation from continental Europe to visit Ceylon. The mission, head* cl by Dr. M. Mermolja. had already completed trade talks with India and Pakistan. Dr. Mermolja said the delegation
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    NIZAM GIVES UP 9000 SQ. MILES OF OWN PROPERTY
    128 1 NIZAM GIVES UP 9000 SQ. MILES OF OWN PROPERTY (From Our Own Correspondent) HYDERABAD. Feb. 4— The control of the Nizam'. "Sarfa Kha_" (personal lands) comprising an area of 9,000 square miles will pas* into "Diwani" administration by next weekend, it is authoritatively *enrnt. Tht tp^jng over of Sarfa Khasarea^
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    ACURE FAMINE UN GUJERAT
    76 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) bu^u.n, i* o. 4. Bombay has been allocated 865,000 tons of foodgrains ior .lie current year by the India Government. Bombay government asked ior 1,000.000 tons in v:ew <»i famine conditions prevailing in many parts of the Province. The Fooa Ministry, however,
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    Truman's "World Fair Deal" Programme For Malaya?
    80 1 Truman's World Fair Deal" Programme For Malaya LONDON, Feb. 4.— ln Britain's coionial empire. President Truman's world fair deal" would play its biggest role in Africa and Malaya, Coionial Under Secretary, David Ree s Williams, said on Thursday. Rees Williams stressed Clothing definite could be said untii Truman's inaugural address
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    Indian Repatriates From Br. Guiana
    197 1 DURBAN, Feb. 4.— Three hundred aged Indians from British Guiana have arrived here on their way back to India to "wash away their sins in the Ganges" and then die in their homeland. Most left hom e at least 50 yeats ago to work on
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    20 1 PRAGUF, Feb. 4.— Mrs. Vijaya- I lakshmi Pandit. Indian Ambassador to Russia, it-it here lor Moscow by air today- Reuter
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    China Peace Efforts Still Unsuccessful
    145 1 NANKING, Feb. 4.— Efforts towards peace on a national scale are still without result and there l s increasing belief here that Li Tsungjen's attempts to force the Communists into a pasition to open negotiations will be fruitless. SUN FO ARRIVES IN CANTON Premier Sun
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    ECHO OF COLOMBO TURF CLUB ROBBERY
    108 1 COLOMBO, Feb. 4.— A decomposed body strapped t 0 a tree was found on Thursday in the jungle near Puttiam, a soaside town 85 mile s north of Colombo. The body wa s identified as that of the driver of a car which had
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    DIRECTORATE – GENERAL OF SHIPPING AT BOMBAY
    64 1 DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF SHIPPING AT BOMBAY (From Our Own Correspondent) Bombay. F^b. 4. A DirectorateGeneral of Shipping which will bring all shipping aspects under one organisation, will be shortly established with in Bombay. The Port Trusts, Government, shipping offices, Labour and Seamen's Labour Organisations whicn arc presently the responsibility oi
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    Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit
    66 1 MOSCOW, Feb. 4.— The Indian Embassy said on Thursday that Ambassador Madame Vijayalakshmi Pandit i s expected k> arrive in Moscow by plane from Prague on Friday. Madame Pandit has been attending the United Nations General Assembly at Paris. It is not known how long Madame Pandit
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Feb. 5, 1949. NOTES & COMMENTS
    664 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Feb. 5, 1949. NOTES COMMENTS OFFICIAL PREDICTIONS .11 IN a mcasage to the High Commissioner bir Henry Ourney, on the occasion of the IH_t anniversary of the inauguration of the Federation of Malaya, the Secretary of .State for th© Colonies Mr. Arthur CrcechJoncs said: "I
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    Have Faith In The Government
    857 2 Maulana Azad's Call To Indian t Muslims Communal Activities mW Deplored CALCUTTA, Feb. 4 —A fervent appeal to the Muslims of India to give their unqualified allegiance and support to the Indian Union and Us Government, was made by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, India's Education
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    Inquest Into Suicide Of Indian Woman
    263 2 LONDON, Feb. 4.— A 30-year-old Indian woman. Mis. Alrna Beck murderea her lour children and committed suicide "while the state of mind was disturbed", an inquest jury decided at Epsom, Surrey, yesterday. Airs. _^ck and her children, a., under rive years ui age, were
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    CEYLON'S PROGRAMME FOR FIRST INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY
    100 2 CEYLON'S PROGRAMME FOR FIRST INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY 'JOLOVTiO. Ceylon, Fob. 4 m nn paring ior the da lo; e< i today. t\w ftrst mniversary ol its Independence. i'i. yV include a military review, 7k i r of a foundation stone, i comnv ration ceremony, re:ir\ religa.'us services. ma uhon relay rac
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    INDIA TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT IN SALT PRODUCTION
    132 2 INDIA TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT IN SALT PRODUCTION NEW DELHI, Feb. 4.— lndia hopes to be sell -sufficient in salt by ten end of 1951— but only if the progress in production is maintained a.id the t.ansport position gradually improves An official committee reported I-idia annually consumed 2,500,000 ton* of salt
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    Karens Tighten Hold On Rangoon-Mandalay Line
    579 2 BURMA: ANOTHER TOWN FALLS TO THE REBELS RANGOON, Feb. 4.— Karen rebois tightened their hold on the Rangoon-Mandalay railway Thursday and attacked a military police station at Tawa, 38 miles north of Rangoon. Government troops appeared, forming a full scale assault for the recovery
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    THE SPINNING STATESMAN
    37 2 Photo. During an interlude in a crowded tour programme, sardua Vallabhbhai Patel, Deputy Prime Minister of India, takes a fa I moments off to spin on a hand- loom at the Baroli Ashram A.P.
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    Sun Fo Agrees To Return To Nanking
    398 2 Sun Fo Agrees To Return To Nanking CHINA NANKING, Feb. 1. Premier Sun Fo last nigbJ confirmed he would return to Nanking in telegram j he sent to Air. Yu Yu-jen, President of the Ontrc| Yuan and Mr. Tung Kwan-hsien,, President ot tkl Legislative Yuan. r N The two Yuan
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    The Turn Of The Wheel In Travancore
    707 3 Sir C. P.'s Regime And After It Only He Had followed I lour ol i rucancore recently. I did so I wo unenine country wus riuea oy tne great ama Sir f. Human warm Aiyur, tne auil( iUtL una tne so.e inuuyn "noi
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    54 3 PHOTO. Representatives of 19 Eastern countries met in Delhi, India, January 20 to begin a sferies of talk* on the affairs of Indonesia. Photo shows: H. K. Sardar Najihiillah Khan, delegate from Afghanistan talks to Mr. J. W. Burton (centre) from Australia and 11. E. U Win from Burma during
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    Molotov Receives Korean Envoy
    60 3 MOSCOW, Feb. 4. Pravda announced on Sunday that Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov had received the Korean ambassador to Moscow, Dyu En Kha. The paper said the appointment was in connection with the coming presentation of credentials by the Korean representative who is the first
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    No US Advice On Indochina Say French
    144 3 No US Advice On Indochina Say French PARIS, Feb. X. The French Foreign Ministry denied Tuesday receiving any oiiiciai advice ironi lue Americans on inuocmna. Diplomatic oiiiciais had been quoted in Washington as saying mat the U.S. uigeu trance to recognise a "true nationalist government opposed tj communism in Indochina.
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    HUNGARY GETS A 'PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC'
    118 3 HUNGARY GETS A 'PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC BUDAPEST. Hungary, Feb. 4. The Hepubilc ut Hungary on its third anniversary on Tuesday became a "Peopie s Republic Tne National Front oi Independence, the name of the coalition of Communist-dominated parties participating in tne government, was renamed the People's Front oi Independence. Matnias RaJtosi,
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    Posthumous Triumph For Gandhiji
    416 3 Posthumous Triumph For Gandhiji I.S. COMMENT ON ABOLITION OF UNTOUCHABILITY American newspapers continue to comment on India's abolition of untouchabiiity. A recent issue oi the San Francisco "By any reckoning the act of thei Indian Constituent Assembly in voting to abolish uiUouchabiiity nuts i be considered historically momentous, an Asiatic
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    French India's Future Delay In Decision Causes Concern
    382 3 French India' s Future Delay In Decision Causes Concern SUGGESTION FOR CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION NEW DELHI, Feb. 4.— Reports from Pondicherry and other French settlements in India reveal growing uneasiness among the local population at the delay in deciding the political f utur_ of these settlements. Apparently the initiative in the
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    PAKISTAN'S LONDON ENVOY TO CO ON HOLIDAY
    96 3 PAKISTAN'S LONDON ENVOY TO CO ON HOLIDAY LONDON, Feb. 4. The High Commissioner for Pakistan, Mr. Habib Rahimtoola and Begum Rahimtoola will leave ior a fortnight's holiday in Switzerland on Feb. 6. They have chosen St. Moritz for their first real m; aniar holiday since Mr. Rahimtocla came to London
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    Britain Sending Top ExpertOnßussia To India
    651 3 LONDON, Feb. 4. Britain, looking nervously at the spread of Communist in East Asia, is sending one of her top experts on Russia to India. He is Frank Kenyon Roberts, 12. His friends say he thinks so much like a Russian that he knows
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    27 3 NEW DELHI. Feb. 4. -It w.i officially announced on Thursday that the Governments ol India and Argentina have decided to establish diplomatic relations at embassy level. A.P.
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    Dr. Katju Pleads For Political Unity
    726 4 Dr. Katju Pleads For Political Unity Danger Of Provincial^ And Communal Spirit Jm NAGPUR, Feb. 117. In his address to Nagpur University convocation on Jan. 27. Dr. Katju, Governor oi West iiengal, described provincialism and communalism as dangerous tendencies and appealed tor the preservation oi india s political unity, ne
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    "NO U.S. VICTORY WITH BULLETS"
    121 4 "NO U.S. VICTORY WITH BULLETS" WA&kiAU-ON, tt-o. 4. V\ P. cveuuier ba^o t^ie united oia win not wm a victory io. aemocracy in in^e present wonu crisis witn eiiner Diuiets or buuienccKs.'' as a substitute for bullets, tin. Presiaent ox the Ciu unuea Auto.iioDiie workers proposed an an out oilenSi\e
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    BEVIN ORDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF BACKWARD AREAS
    97 4 BEVIN ORDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF BACKWARD AREAS Lw^uo^, red. 4. Foreign £eeieia.> Bevin has ordered ecuiioaue ueveiopmeilt Ot "backward areas" in Asia and Africa, a government source said Monday. The informant said British representatives in the Middle and *ar itest have been asKed lor aavice and suggestions. Kevin's action indicates
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    NO SUPPORT FOR FRANCO SAYS BRITAIN
    42 4 NO SUPPORT FOR FRANCO SAYS BRITAIN WNDON Feb i a Oovernmenl n'n' i221 1 1 e" f Com r t »y jdne *laj n Kht Britaii i m r af, y fwpppn spam-i b.d for m*mbva_ip M lhc Unil(d Nali(^ i AP
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    BR. DELEGATION THANKS CEYLON
    174 4 kmmm-MSl', .LsCpUIJ OpCa_Cl Ol tilt nouoe oi \jOuuuOtmm\ toia tne nouse last-wee_ tnat. at coma not spea_ too nigniy ox tne kinaness ana courtesy witn which .the firitisn rarnamentary delegation was reL,ci»eu in earner tnis monui. xie was reporting on the visit whicn he, bne.j\j£ v-rwi*yin
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    AUSIRALIAN DELEGATES AT ASIA CONFERENCE
    101 4 AUS I RALIAN DELEGATES AT ASIA CONFERENCE PHOTO. Indm esia arrived *t *W^J~l\ l,vt, V lhan a d PhHiPPine delegations to the Asia Confereme on KePoU__? Advil. Bd t? n aS'? d,r S me ew De!hi Januar > h ™s: <»eft to right) Mr. T. I)ep of Au^. feVn Australian
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    How Gandhi National Memorial Fund Will Be Utilised
    641 4 Promotion Ot Mahatma's High Ideals Chief Aim NEW DELHI, Feb. 4.— Dr Ri>- !,a Prasad, President of the Gandhi Natiowd Memorial Fund, in a statement issued here says thjit the activities and organizations maintained by or assisted out of the F'und would,
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    Maximum Wheat For India From Australia Promised
    69 4 Maximum Wheat For India From Australia Promised (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Feb. 4. The Australian High Commissioner in India, H. R. Oollan, said Australia would send maximum wheat available t 0 India this year. Goilan said he met the Australian Premier, J. B. Chifly who personally told him
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    Congress President Commend Dual Citizenship Idea
    448 4 It Is A bold Experiment In Human Relations' EXPLAINS REASONS WHY PRESENT INDIA GOVT. IS EOLLOWING BRITISH METHOD NEW DELHI, Feb. 4.— —Speaking at a function here recently ur. rattabai bitaramayya, Congress President, commented the *uea 01 duai citizen, mp wnicn was proposed to
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    N. IRELAND GENERAL ELECTIONS
    85 4 tf^LFA&T, Feb. 4 I at 01 tne d2 seats S uaana nOUSe Oi C' .^hcljllu at tne ei uli ieo. iu. I iwiihiiauorii yest -PpOofu rvr tains to two maepenuent L nationalists ana two candidates. ror zo seats in Boountnes tnere ar* can_iuates, u Natioi _auour
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    POSTAL WORKERS ASKED NOT TO STRIKE
    87 4 UAMJALOkU-, Feb. 4. lt^B peal t 0 the post and tekgra ers not to resort to stnk grievances redressed Was Mr. Kidwai, India's uons Minuter, add^cssin of post and telegraph He- referred to the port about the decision ot post and telegraph WO a
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    RS. 9 CRORES FOR CHAMBAL HYDRO-ELECTRIC SCHEME
    97 4 CiWALIOK, Ko. 4. -Mr. iv,. shwani isai^h Kushwah, Mate Bharat's Minister ior Puo. c Won at a Press conUiciicc heie ed that tlie Madhya Bhai i L'a, Government had sanctiuiica Ko crores iur the Chainba. j M a:w trie scheme. Th c Minister
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    A DIEHARD NEWSPAPERMAN ON S. AFRICAN INDIAN PROBLEM
    207 4 A DIEHARD NEWSPAPERMAN ON S. AFRICAN INDIAN PROBLEM LONDON. Feb. 1 'Will thc In^ Mmta. Dally 'Mail corrJ^L.^ g«j«y Africa" üblj today. «p«muwui in a despatch from Durban publisfcfl m 'a, lansanyikafand itoßbo22f," ,ern f «f'e nl >our s Ken., auona anu the results are alarm ",f"J as— f the,r
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    DERATIONING OF PETROL IN INDIA?
    47 4 DERATIONING OF PETROL IN INDIA (From Our Own Correspondent) '^'ci'7 Apri] „3 ihe mi n 7'T conaidtflng tue question ol derationing octroi ;n Bombay Mi, as an d Calcutta ■i"V if hu haVe ccased «"«i petrol m the lilaJor imp onin it Hsht l n d '^^-coTy
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    FEDERALISTS TO BYPASS INDONESIAN REPUBLICANS?
    75 4 FEDERALISTS TO BY PASS INDONESIAN REPUBLICANS? anlm,!r m W Uld open f£ an interim government without the Republicans if the Republican' r« jected the federal propoJ_T Z h \1 aft<,r ""on federal leader•sa.d the points mention«| uTpress lepoits were not 2_SZ_ I _rh_ yesterday's conference?^ <tUnng '•The chairman of federal
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    EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN PANAY ISLAND
    57 4 MANILA, Feb. 4. Sharp (r I quakes jarred Panay yesterda I the second time within a weeltl Reporti from Iloilo, th<j le; city oi the central Phili 1 laland, .said early morning I tremors caused the townspscamper from b«_s to safer M However, no damages
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    Nehru's Message To Malayan Indians Through MIC President
    446 5 Nehru' s Message To Malayan Indians Through MIC President I BE UNITED AND FOSTER GOOD ittSiIOSsSHI? WITH OTHER COMMUNITIES 1 < b. 4. "My mission has been so far aid Sardar Budh Singh, President of the idian I onyress to a representative of 'The hit antral in Madras from New
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    48 5 Photo, Photo shows Sardar Naiibullah Khan (2nd left) Afghanistan Ambassador to India, Head of the Afghan delegation to the conference talking to Pandit Nehru (2nd right) and Nuri Esfandiari, Iranian Ambassador and leader of the Asian Conference on Indo* nesia at Hyderabad House, New Delhi, Jan. 21. A.P.
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    Indians' Loss In Durban Riots
    125 5 DURBAN, Feb. 3. At least £.:3b,000 is needed for Indian sufferert, excluding shopkeepers, in the recent L urban riots, two Indian organisations said here yesterday. The Natal Indian Congress and the Natal Indian Organisation sent a joint letter, giving these details of minimum needs to
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    ATTLEE'S MESSAGE TO SENANAYAKE
    112 5 ATT LEE'S MESSAGE TO SENANAYAKE LONDON, Feb. 4.— Prime Minister Clement Attlee has sent a message of congratulations and good wishes to the Mr. D. S. Senanayake, Premier of Ceylon, on the occasion of the first anniversary of Ceylon's independence. "As citizens of the oldest member of the Commonwealth we
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    Creation Of New S. East Asian Dominion Britain's Eventual Aim?
    332 5 Creation Of New S. East Asian Dominion Britain's Eventual Aim? <ees Williams Gives A Hint LONDON, Feb. I.— Colonial Under Secretary David -Williams predicted on Thursday thai Britain will er two years to wipe out the Communist t in Malaya. Hut in an interview he aid that the jungle warm
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    ISRAELI-ARAB ARMISTICE TALKS NEXT WEEK
    132 5 ISRAELI-ARAB ARMISTICE TALKS NEXT WEEK RHODES. Feb. 4. A United Nations spokesman said Thursday thai mediator Ralph Bunche hopes to start armistice talks bv next Wednesday between Israel and all Arab nations opposing her, despite the snag in Israeli-Egyptian negotiations over boundaries. The Israeli-Egyptian talks arc now in their fourth
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    Weekly Air Service To Australia
    87 5 BOMBAY, Feb. 4.— Mr. J. N. Akhanby, chairman of the Indian Overseas Lines, announced in an interview here that the Government of India had granted the airline a licence to run a weekly air service from Calcutta to Sydney, Australia. The route of the pioposed
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    No Change In Penang's Political Status?
    317 5 A British Official's Snub At Secessionists LONDON, Feb. 4. A highly placed British Government official said on Thursday that it is "extremely unlikely" that Britain would approve any change in the political status of Penang. The source was commenting on reports from Penang of
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