Indian Daily Mail, 9 April 1949

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    17 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 58. SINGAPORE, SATUR DAY, APRIL 9, 1949. SIX PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Karen Rebels Fail To Effect Surrender!
    517 1 I beared Taken Prisoner 'Lis si deals Apr. S.- ihe scheduled surrender of lid not take place today. di nt of the Karen National n lighting for an independent show up to fulfil an agreement to d lin ces. tid they feared clissi. have
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    Fighting Resumes
    202 1 Later Reports: (JOYT. FORCES OPEN lIP TWO PRONGED ATTACK RANGOON, Apr B.— Burmese Government troops opened up air and land attacks on Karen rebels m the Insein area, 10 miles noTth of Rangoon, today after they hadfailed to surrender as planned says a lleuter report. B irma Army
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    President Li Appeals To Mao For Co-operation!
    322 1 CHINA: I AM WILLING TO BE BURNED IN OIL AS A WAR CRIMINAL IF NANKING, Apr. B.— China's acting President told the Reds today that he was willing to be burned m oil or dismembered as a so-called war criminal," if it would
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    PLASTIC MATERIALS TO REPLACE DAMAGED SKULL PORTIONS?
    101 1 PLASTIC MATERIALS TO REPLACE DAMAGED SKULL PORTIONS? LONDON, Apr. 8. Two British Army doctors reported on Thursday jthey had succe»sfulU used plastic materials for replacing portions of damaged skulls. Writing m the current issue of the British Medical Journal they said the operations were perform ed on two Indians a
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    RUSSIA TO VETO AGAIN?
    203 1 LAKE SIC CESS. Apr. S. Russia's thirtieth veto m the U.N. Security Council appears probable today. The Council is scheduled to consider this afternoon the application of the Republic of Korea for membership. Some delegates think that a vote will be taken, if It comes, Russia
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    SiR H. P. MODY APPOINTED U.P. GOVERNOR
    104 1 SiR H. P. MODY APPOINTED U.P. GOVERNOR NEW DELHI, Apr. B.— Sir H. i\ Mody, industrial magnate nj Bombay and a member of the Indian Constituent Assembly, nas been appointed as Governor pf the United Provinces, it was officially announced on Thursday night, says an A.P. report. Sir Mudy ii
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    First General Elections In India In 1951
    323 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) RASHTRAPATHIS APPEAL TO INDIANS BOMBAY, Apr. S. First general elections under the new Constitution will he held at the earliest m February 1951, if the Constitution Is finally passed hy the middle of AufUSl t his year. This authoritative
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, April 9, 1949 NOTES & COMMENTS (ON MATTERS MUNICIPAL)
    938 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, April 9, 1949 NOTES COMMENTS (ON MATTERS MUNICIPAL UA.II LAM OK HIDUF? AT their first meeting oil Wed;. day, Singaj new Commisreminded by the Muni- i President Mr. W. L. Blyth* j en shrini d m th< 'lii.^ cry, which is "Majulali Singapore" (meaning Lei
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    Will Andhradesa Demand Die Down
    291 2 Varied Reaction To Nehru Committee's Report j CLAIM FOR MABKAS CITY IS THE DECIDING ISSUE (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS. Apr. s. .Many Andhras are feeling dismayed i hey would have to withdraw Iheir claims on Madras City if ihey want their Andhradesa m the
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    India To Manufacture Synthetic Dyestuffs
    80 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. X.— The Government of India is negotiating with Czechoslovakia, Italy and Switzerland ior technical assistance to eon- struct factories for manufacturing synthetic djvestufls. The Ministry of Industries, Dr. S. P. Mookherjee told questioner In the Indian Parliament on Thursday that India >s
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    184 2 WASHINGTON, Apr. 8-Presidcnt Truman Wednesdaj night it win never m necessari p bomb. But he said he would not hesitate to I,p1 ,p necessary for the weliare 01 the democracies hf The President said he believed tne m ni. Defence Pact had placed the United States na 1 will
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    ALL-INDIA SERVICES EXAMINATION
    31 2 ALL-INDIA SERVICES EXAMINATION inn. age lim Annoui Mcd b: A tlOt tion."— (F (j LIVER] Mankad. U arrived her,. to da jawahar" to take v with the Lane, team, Ca Reuter
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    MORE GOLD SEIZURES AT CALCUTTA
    63 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) CALCU1 i A, Apr. Gold worth IN. 100,000 was seised from an Indian passenger from Manila on his an iv. 1 1 at Dum Dum Airport on rhuraday. On the previous day. marly thousand totals of gold were recovered from two
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    ADMIRAL NIMITZ TO LEAVE FOR INDIA ON APR. 16
    143 2 ADMIRAL NIMITZ TO LEAVE FOR INDIA ON APR. 16 RAWALPINDI, Apr. 8— Admiral Che ter Nimitz, Cnded Nations ad. >r for thf coming Kashscite, lo decide whether Kashmir joins India or Paki tan ,il ;i\f the United States by air •or India on Apr. li>. it was auUioritgtively learned la^t
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    INDIA, JAPAN ENJOY LOWEST DEATH RATE
    151 2 (iENEX A, Apr. S. Large areas of the world, including Japan and India, are enjoying the lowest death rate ever recorded, the World Health Organisation reported on Thursday. It said the reduction In Japan since the war was "remarkable." The Indian death rate fell
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    SWITZERLAND TO RETAIN ABSOLUTE NEUTRALITY
    127 2 SWITZERLAND TO RETAIN ABSOLUTE NEUTRALITY LONDON, Apr. B. —Determined to keep out of the East-Weal 'cold war," Switzerland has declined an informal invitation to .join the pioposed Parliament of Europe. This information was disclosed by responsible diplomatic informants on Thursday. They said" that France on behalf Of the five Brussels
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    LATHI CHARGE ON INDIAN COMMUNISTS
    53 2 LATHI CHARGE ON INDIAN COMMUNISTS CAWNPORE, United Province Apr. 8.-— Fifty-one gaolers and police constables wer c injured here yesterday m a brickbat fight with imunist pri«onert who refused to oa moved to other provincial prisoners. Police finally made Uthi charge and r»stored order. som« 30 <>r 50 prisoners involved
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    PAKISTAN AID FOR KASHMIR POLITICAL CONFERENCE ?
    141 2 PAKISTAN AID FOR KASHMIR POLITICAL CONFERENCE KARACHI Apr. 8. Prime Mnus Liaquat All Khan will head a new committee expected to b< formed shortly to organise Pakistan aid tor the Moslem political conference m Jammu and Kashmir. according tp a usually reliable source here yesterday. Th< Moslem conference, which seeks
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    BENGAL'S " BLACK " ACT
    133 2 BENGAL'S BLACK ACT NEW DELHI, Apr 8— The guts Hon 0 f repealing Bengal Regulation 111 of 1818 uas for th*- Constituent Assembly to decide while the new Constitution was being framed Sardar PaM told Mr il v Kamath In Parllsment on Mar. 29 Mr. Kamath, who had earliei been
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    HO CHANGE EXCEPT IF- RAMF
    62 2 HliNDU ON NEW MADRAS MINISTRY v, *.>.,.. <lroni Our <>*« Correspondent) MADRAS, Apr 8.— Th-r.- ha. be*. litfe enth.^asn. n «ardin,r the M ,m ilLn' f M Kumaraswami Raja. A the ne^UpS 'Hindu td tonally observed yesterday the dim- mice betwUn the new and oil
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    NEED FOR URGbNf FORMULA
    367 2 TO KEEP INDIA WITHIN TiiE COMMONWEALTH LONDON, Apr. S. Editorials m the British magazines Tribune and Time and Tide stress the urgency of finding a formula whereby India and Pakistan could retain some form of association with the British Commonwealth alter severance of their ties with
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    In-Asia Group As Rival To Soviet & U. S J
    193 3 In-Asia Group As Rival To Soviet U. S J Inerican Writer On Significance I of Recent Delhi Conference IByng, well-known author and auI) \onal affairs, writing m the New m.say* that while the conference Sew Delhi ostensibly devoted van situation, il actually laid the gantic ran- Asian bloc, three times
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    'We Need More Men Like Gandhiji
    2198 3  -  BHAGWAT PRASAD SINGH How America Remembers The Mahatma By Stale University of lowrtt, lowa City, I .S.A. (j AX Dill m dead, but In is at ice m the memory of mankind. imerica, is the land of opportunity and bountiful resources, has not overlooked
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    Narcotics Board For India: Administration To Be Co-ordinated
    223 3 Narcotics Board For India: Administration To Be Co-ordinated NEW DELHI, Apr. 8. The Government ol India has decided to up an All-India Narcotics Board to improve and co-ordinate the various aspects of narcotics administration throughout the country and to implement India's obligations und< r :-national agreements. The Board will consist
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    Biria's Disrespect For Gandhniji!
    381 3 ft D- Tandon's Protest I Birla House where Gandhiji breathed P a national memorial has been once L I). Tandon m the course of a letter to a ne writes: Reh a ing his two leu- ra to Ghaiishyamdas Birla, Mr. Gupta has told the public
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    PRIZE FORREST | BOOK ON INDIA
    139 3 PRIZE FORREST BOOK ON INDIA 0 As a part of its programme Q 8 to promote intor-tultural to- I operation between India and H A the l\ S. A., the Watumull I 4 Foundation of Los Angeles |j| will award once m two years ft V a prize for the
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    INDIA'S NAVAL POWER TO BE INCREASED
    108 3 NEW DELHI, Apr —India will have a navy commensurate with her strategic position m the Indian Ocean m 10 years, her Naval Chief sa»d today. Vice -Admiral W. E. Parry, British Naval Officer on loan to India to command her fleet, said India is
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    NEW AAP — REUTER CORRESPONDENT IN SINGAPORE
    122 3 NEW AAP REUTER CORRESPONDENT IN SINGAPORE MEIIOURNE. Apr. 8. Mr. Lionel <Bill> Hudson, former Australian War Correspondent, has been appointed AAP-Reuter stall correspondent m Singapore. He will succeed Mr. Roy Macartwho leaves Singapore for Japan aboard "Glenroy" on Apr. 11 to take up a similar post m Tokyo. Mr. Hudson,
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    PAKISTAN PREMIER'S PARTY TO LONDON CONFERENCE
    97 3 KARACHI. A]>r. Begum Liaquat Ali Khan will accompany the Prime Minister of Pakistan when he leaves here on April 18 for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference.. The Prime Ministers' party, which will include Pakistan's Foreign Sec. retary Mr. Ikramuliah and the Premier's Private Secretary
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    JAPANESE TUC'S APPEAL1 TO TRUMAN & STALIN
    114 3 JAPANESE TUC'S APPEAL 1 TO TRUMAN STALIN TOKYO. Apr. B.— The Communistled liaison Council of Japan's Trade Union Federation announced yest?rday that it had appealed over the head of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Supreme Allied Commander, to M. Stalin, Mr. Truman and world labour leaders for assistance m sending a delegate
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    HEVIN-ACHESON TALKS ON GERMAN SITUATION
    107 3 HEVIN-ACHESON TALKS ON GERMAN SITUATION WASHINGTON. Apr. 8. Mr. Ernest Bevin. British Foreign Secretary. French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman and Dean Acheson. United States Secretary of State, conferred for two hours here on Wednesday on the German situation. They made "excellent progress." according to the U.S. State Department and are
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    Equal Treatment For Foreign Capital In India
    53 3 NEW DELHI, Apr. 8. Pandit Nehru, Indian Premier, on Wed nesday promised foreign capita! equal treatment with Indian capital. Foreign companies would be allowed to remit profits and "fair and equitable" compensation would be paid for any enterprises compulsorily acquired by th? state,
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    Marriage Is No Barrier To Social Women
    895 4 Pandit ISlehru On Task Before Indian Women NEW DELHI, Mar. 20, (By Air Mail).— The Prime Minis, ler, I'andit Jawaharlal Nehru, to-day advised Indian girls not to let marriage interfere with service to the community. Pandit Nehru, who was delivering the convocation address
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    52 4 Photo Members of the UNCIP who are seen here with H. E. Robert Van de Kerchove. Chairman of UNCIP (third from the right) and General Delvoie (second from right). Mr. Akhtar Hussain. Joint Secretary. Ministry of Foreign Affairs is seen standing m the centre of the back row (behind the
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    India Plans Huge River Projects
    482 4 India Plans Huge River Projects NEW DELHI, Apr, B.— lndia plans a dozen larfce river projects to help food production Overtake the growth m population. India already claims the largest irrigated area In the world. But it must put several million additional acres under cultivation to catch up with a
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    Rajasthan Fulfills An Age-Long Dream – Patel
    1598 4 Rajasthan Fulfills An Age-Long Dream Patel JAIPUR, Mar. 30 (Bg Air Mail). Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Deputg Prime Minister of India, called upon the people of Rajasthan to raise themselves to the vast future ahead of them when he inaugurated the United States of Rajasthan here to-day. The courtgard of the
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    BIGGEST LMU.N STATES
    88 4 JAIPU1 I rip- bi I and on< admin. United Stal I into b mg fuday at I The Union wnicii I fold 15 an I 120,000 I a populatiM. 1 and an Rs. 10 Fusion culminat ed with th< year ag to form rhe Uli Udaipur I
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    Night Of Franchise For Educated Syrian Women
    96 5 Military Regime Chief 's Reform P T ARAB &mm TO GKANT SUCH fciGHT il \pr. B.— Chief of the coup Adminisim broadcast another meso i hursday night detailing ol elections, cleansing governin > v against high prices and /> r oi Representatives, he
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    Conference On Future Of Christianity In Asia
    115 5 Conference On Future Of Christianity In Asia GENEVA, Apr. B.— The luture of Christianity m Asia is to be discussed at a conference of Christian ieaaers lrom Asian countries S l^auiecl to open at Bangicok. ne*t Lj*- r 4. i'ne conference is sponsored jointlj by tne world Council oi unurcnes
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    otikker rredicts Early settlement Of Indonesian Dispute
    356 5 otikker rredicts Early settlement Of Indonesian Dispute NEW FORK, Apr. B.— Dr. U. U. Stikker, Foreign Minister oi tne iNeiherlands, Wednesday predicted an early .settlement ol the Indonesian problem. boarded a plane for Linsteroam, oiiKKcr saia aiscus.ions ne nad with u.s. state Officials U o nim to ne united States
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    Nationalists Are Preparing For War Red Radio Blast
    431 5 Nationalists Are Preparing For War Red Radio Blast HI \I A. SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. B—Chinese8 Chinese Communists charged on Thursday the Nationalist government is preparing to conscript 2,000,000 men to rebuild its armies. A Peiping broadcast, heard by the Associated Press m San Francisco said the Nationalists plan on a
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    Martial Law Extended To More Places In Burma
    379 5 BURMA: RANGOON, Apr. 8. —The Burmese government expects to receive the surrender of Karen tribesmen on Friday. The Karens have been m rebellion for almost ten weeks. The military branch of the Karen National Union will laj down its arms on Friday
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    London Times Comment On Burma Situation
    288 5 LONDON. Apr. 8. Premier Thakin Nu has "freed himseli ol his bad advisers" and his new cabinet appointments should do much to restore confidence m the Government's intentions, said the London Times, independent Journal, m -an editorial comment on Thursday on the Burma situation.
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    No Communist Troop Concentration On Indo-China Border
    138 5 FRENCH SAY: I'.AKIS. Apr. g._ French military leaders m Tonkin Tharsdaj denied reports of Chinese Communist troops concentration along the Indo-Chinese northern frontier. The denial was contained m a dispatch from Hanoi distributed hy the semi-official I reneh news agencj These military quarters,
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    Indian Immigration Fund Is Part Of Wages, Says V. M. N. Menon
    2277 6 Its Utilisation For Settlement 0/ Indian Labourers In Malaya Urged 'Ulterior Motive' Alleged In Demand For More Estate Labour FULL TEXT OF MR. MENON'S SPEECH IN FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL "The employers always advanced the argument, when questioned about
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