Indian Daily Mail, 28 April 1949

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 76. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1949.
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    Dr. Keskar's Farewell Message To Malayan Indians
    177 1 I PON i DltrlvE YfrIKStLVES mTO I mvun Ant rrtKiitb niiny riessagi to the Indians in Maiaya oughtheiiSOlAN DAILY MAIL by India* Ueputy Minister for Exter.on (hi eve of his departure for Saigon ung after completion of his three-day W m 1111 lni
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    49 1 Photo. PandU Jauaharlal Nehru (left) Premier of India enjoys a jokr with Mr Clement AMW. British Pro. mier (centre) and Dr. D. F. Maian, Premier of South Africa, at No. 10, Downing Sired, London on Apr. 21, the opening day of the Conference of Dominion Prime Ministers A P.
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    INDIA TO FORM A GUARDS BRIGADE
    39 1 INDIA TO FORM A GUARDS BRIGADE di.i .hi. Vpr. 27.— The j \im\ ortl) i<> have liii modelled on de ol Guards !i \rm>. Army's tjirec to b« j regiI lit, I i i ioi a d Reuter I
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    ANOTHER "DRY DAY' FOR NEW DELHI
    59 1 ANO TH ER "DRY DAY' FOR NEW DELHI Ow H urresponden' > r. —Hi- id. I lo the lli'ti Comi "I Delh today de< ided to for the gradual I >hibition in Delhi nc< with the the Government r i ni ill} administered include <»,. deeJaraJ Drj h,v i n
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    FIRST PLANE TO LAND IN NEPAL'S CAPITAL
    23 1 FIRST PLANE TO LAND IN NEPAL'S CAPITAL DAn airthe ftrst time capital oi I Nepal. bis i Wing 'a] Indian He r< Reuter
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    C'WEALTH PREMIERS JOINTLY INTERVIEW THE KING
    169 1 LONDON. Apr >; —The Prime Ministers kft Down ins Street at 1115 GMT after meeting for an hour and 15 minutes Th«y drove straight to Buckingham Palace Their agreement on *h< Indian question was expected *<> b«- made known «ti jll official announcem< ni
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    53 1 The Prime Ministers left Buckingham Palace after being there exactly three quarters of an hour. Dr. DaniH Malan- -who was to b*' the guest of Pandit Nehru at luncheon drove wUh him to Cia- I ridges Hotel in the Indian Prime Minister's car. Mr. AUie t was last to leave
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    NEHRU – MALAN MEETING!
    96 1 NEHRU MALAN MEETING LONDON. Apr. 27.— TIm first private meeting between Indian and South African Prime Ministers touk place today when Pandit JawaharlaJ Nehru invited Dr. Daniel Malan to lunch. This is th. first personal contact between top-ranking Ministers oi the two countries since India broke relations with South Africa
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    PRINCESS MARGARET LEAVES FOR ITALY
    60 1 LONDON. Apr. 27.— Eighteen* [year-old Princess Margaret, youn^'r i dau^hu-i ol King George, left London airport this morning in twin. engined V'king i>lanf- of the King 1 -ht on th«- first stagi of ho- four weeks' tour of Italy. She was due t o land
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    Nehru To Visit Dublin Today
    352 1 DUBLIN, Apr. 27. People hero expressed disappointment today thai Prime Minister Nehru will visit Dublin tomorrow for only five hours. They would have liked the visit to be longer, for it is a long time since the arrival of a public figure has aroused such
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    Red Victory In China Will btart The Third World War
    463 1 CHIANG KAI SHEK S WARNING SHANGHAI, Apr. 27. Chiang Kai-shek predicted Wednesday that China may become the tinderbox of a terrifying third world war if the Communists are not defeated. Breaking a four months silence since his retirement from the
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    " OFFENSIVE TO INDIAN SENTIMENT"
    64 1 OFFENSIVE TO INDIAN SENTIMENT" CALCUTTA, Apr. 87.— The Indian Government has ordered the removal cf three plaques on the Victory Memorial at Piassey. Western R**n«ral, because they are considered "offensive to Indian sentiment." The plaques are to be deposited at the Victoria Memorial here. The Piassey memorial commemorates the famous
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    India Denies Red China Recognition Rumour
    96 1 (From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Apr. 27— The Foreign Ministry today denied reportthat the Government of India has decided to recognise th«' Communist (i*>V°rnment in Nanking and are negotiating with the Communi»K for this purpose The (J(»v«'rnm*nt note explained India, similar to Other
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    INDIAN CONSUL-GENERAL FOR MANILA APPOINTED
    104 1 INDIAN CONSUL-GENERAL FOR MANILA APPOINTED MANILA, Apr. 27 The Indian Government u establishing a Consulate Gm«-ral i n Manila and has appointed Mr. J. Singh as CoiisulGeiu'ral, it was officially announced last night by the Foreign Office. The Foreign Office has informed the Indian Government that it welcomes the establishment
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    BRITAIN RECOGNISES NEW SYRIAN GOVT.
    45 1 BRITAIN RECOGNISES NEW SYRIAN GOVT. LONDON, Apr. 27.— Britain today rocognis.d the Syrian Govern. ment of Col. Zaim established by a coup dvtat on Mar. 31, when Mr Philip Broadmead. British Ministei in Damascus, replied t o a communication informing him of this even-. Reuter
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    Five Killed In Dutch Plane Crash
    44 1 THE HAGUE. Apr. 27.— Five peoplo were kilted when a Dutch trainIng Beechcraft aircraft crashed In flames iast nisht near Schipol Airport. Am.^ti rdani. There w .-r» nu survivors, and th». reason for th« crajh Wci^ unknuwn. Reuter
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    KERALA UNION TO BE INAUGURATED ON JUNE 1
    81 1 KERALA UNION TO BE INAUGURATED ON JUNE 1 NEW DELHI. Apr M, j\\c Kerala Union, iompnsnu the i»o premier south Indian *u 4 Cochin and Travancore. wiu »o inaugurated on June 1. An integration committee wiln Mr. N. M. Buth, Joint Secretary oi the States Ministry as chairman, *nl shortly
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    500 KAREN REBELS KILLED
    129 1 RANGOON, Apr 27 (,ovcmnPnt lorces have killed m».i Karon rebels in a tierce ii\o-ci;tv natur al 'aiKu. rail town 7S allies north of •ianfoon, communique bsued iere si|ict tonight I t\v nent troops repulsed a Karen attack on a nearby village, it added «iaiku is in
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Thursday, Apr. 28, 1949. UNFAIR AND DISCRIMINATORY
    633 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Thursday, Apr. 28, 1949. UNFAIR AND DISCRIMINATORY ELSEWHERE in this issue pub- lished th< full text ol a memo. randum by the local South Indian Chamb -r I I -mnv rce to inu a Deputy 4 »ter for E I Dr. B. V. K tto Sin
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    Gandhiji Murder Case Appeals Hearing To Commence On May 2
    252 2 Gandhiji Murder Case Appeals Hearing To Commence On May 2 SIMLA, Apr. 27. The hearing of the appeals of the accused in the Mahatma Gandhi Murder ase will commence in the hast Punjab High Court on .May 2. it was officially announced here. It has been decided to restrict admission
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    MADRAS COTTON CROP
    80 2 MADRAS. Apr. 27.— Mr. M. S'va. raman, lex tile Commissioner lor Madras nas forecast a considerable' tail in tn« province's cotton crop unia year, unless prompt measures were taken up to increase tne acrtj.£v unaei cotton. He said that tne area under cotton cultivation decreased from 2,SUU,UUU
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    Coimbatore-Masore Rail Link Plan
    102 2 C( n< Apr. 21. l.i' Railw&} i, nci ar« examining l he ot connecting Uoimbatorc namarajnagar »n Mysore State, a c; ..stance Ol miles accordUig to information available h- re. li is stated that from th« remunerative poult <)l vi«w the uoimbatore Chamarajnagar I»n« wouid be
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    SANTA CRUZ AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PLANS UNDER WAY
    97 2 SANTA CRUZ AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PLANS UNDER WAY (From Our Own Correspondent) NLW DELHI, Apr 27 —Plans fOl development ot bama Cruz airyori —aerial gateway lt > India into on* •ji tn« oiggest aerial transit stations oi tne world art- now w^h unclei way. The airport which occupiet fourth place among
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    PANDIT NEHRU PRESIDES AT INDONESIA CONFERENCE
    115 2 PIIOK) Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru (standing at left) presided at a meeting of Asian countriei and Australia in New Delhi, Apr. i:;. The meetinting discussed the Indonesian situation. PHOTO SHOWS: Pandit Nehru addressing the meeting. At left wearing scarf on head is Tnakin Nu, Burmese
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    First Indian Elected To French Society Of Anatomists
    165 2 First Indian Elected To French Society Of Anatomists PARIS, Apr. 27. —in Hiren Chatterjee, lecturei at A. (i. Kar Medical < ifdlege, i akulta. is the first Indian to be elected to the French Society o| Anatomists. Or. Chatterjee, now undergoing a higher course In anatomy at the Sorbonne, was
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    NARAYAN APTE'S PETITION REJECTED
    39 2 SIMLA Apr. 27. The application of Narayan Apu\ on< the acd in the Can ilii murd« for p< rmission to appear personally at the hearing of his appeal, ■lowed by East p-.injab FOC High Court
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    Allotment of Factories
    47 2 AHMEDABAD, Apr. 27 Thirty Rve more factories were allotted to I person bruary, bringing th< total number of such les to 1.098. it is learnt in Simla. Only 456 fact remain to b< allotted but most ol them are unsuitable for industrial purposes. FOC
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    STILL TIME TO SAVE CHINA FROM REDS, SAYS CHENNAULT
    154 2 STILL TIME TO SAVE CHINA FROM REDS, SAYS CHENNAULT SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. >7 flajor-General Claire c hennault former 'Flying lifers" leader and »o\v an airline operator in Conirnanist threatened South China expressed tlie belief on Monday niKht that there is "still time to save China from the Keds". Be tuici
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    Chinese KedsAssure Prottction To Foreign Interests
    457 2 Chinese Keds Assure Prottction To Foreign Interests SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 27. The Chinese Communists promised Tuesday to protect "the security and lives and property ot all foreign nations" in China. The statement came in a broadcast proclamation issued by Mao Tze-tung, tne Chinese Communist leader and Genera! Chu Teh. Commander-in-Chief
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    Who Is The Real Rule Of Travancorer? The Maharoja Or God Padmanabha
    174 2 Who Is The Real Rule Of Travancorer? The Maharoja Or God Padmanabha NEW DELHI, Apr. 27.— Win, ,> th of Travancore the 07 -year-old Maharaja or Padmanabha? That question threatens to bomplicatc a Government of India's States Ministry to n its neighbouring South Indian laic ol I ottered to abdicate
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    Chances Of Immediate formative Of Andhra Province Shatters
    228 2 (I'rom Our OwH O»rreiponden I MADRAS^ Apr. 27. It us believed her« thai i] inmediatc formaiion of Andhra Province have disappe f lowing the unhelpful attitude assumed !>\ the \Uk Executive netting at Vizagapa tam under the I 1 N. (i. Kan-;
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    BUDDHIST FESTIVAL IN INDIA
    70 2 BUDDHIST FESTIVAL IN INDIA I ATNA. Apr. 27.— Buddhigta i,om all over the world, prominent Indian leaders and Foreign Ambassadors, will attend the Birthday Annive] sary of Lord Buddha at Buddha Oaya near here o n May 2. Buddha Gaya is thj holy plac« Alun Lord Buddha attained Nir. vana.
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    AMERICANS IMPRESSED BY INDIAN ART
    25 2 AMERICANS IMPRESSED BY INDIAN ART < \i a i i Mugnerji i ilui Inai A' unchai art, tir ii] i .VI. I■ I 111;:. and W<
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    Gold Seized By Bombay Customs
    27 2 Gold Seized By Bombay C ustoms t i i ,>. Own < BO V'aillr el oy dombay from men f nf Dringe th t dm i ,j) Bombay pyright
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    NKW ALIGARH UNIVERSITY CHANCELLOR
    16 2 Jniv< nity The Ui tar) d( £41,250) th Oovernm I gran F.O.C.
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    Rotary Fellowship
    16 2 HMEDABAD fes&oi Mr R D( the notary a Rotary [nt public a; i FOC
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    Republican India Will Remain In Commonwealth
    436 3 Kino To Be Told Of Agreement \rnong Great Eight' TO REGARD KING AS SYMBOL "ut rut ASSOCIATION The Dominion Prime Minis,/n/ *><<>r<jc this morning that theij eement that India should > qutu member of the Commonion* alter sn r becomes a Republic. wa* reached
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    40 3 NANKING. Apr. 27 Italy and the Chinese Government signed a treaty 'of amity at the week-end. The pact, signed by Ambassador Sergio Fendaltea and Acting Foreign Minister George Yen, calls for early arrangement of a commercial and navigation agreement. A.P.
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    Burma Is Paying The Blood-Price For Murder Of Aung San
    487 3 Burma Is Paying The Blood-Price For Murder Of Aung San EV Times' On The Country's I Disorders t. 11, The New York Times, in an edito- now paying the price in blood for th< i Premier, Major Gen. U Anus San, t li orders in the country, the eral reasons
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    8.000 INDIANS LEFT BURMA SO FAR
    29 3 8.000 INDIANS LEFT BURMA SO FAR NEW DELHI. Apr' 27. -Th» Indiai Government si>.»i Tu uij thai .'UjUU J.idian* left Burma §o Jar, More ihau halt aT« destitu'^. AP
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    UN To Postpone Discussion Of Indo-S. African Dispute?
    455 3 issue Likely To Be Kept In LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. ti. tne Vmited Aalon* General A—emtHy may Uttc+ttmtQn during us present session 01 tne Inai^^-aouin Airtcan ac^puit as well as the question 01 franco zpain, accormny to persistent reports nere yesieruay. Final settlement
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    73 3 PHOTO. iho Fmnire Premiers «li« arr In London for the Conference <>f Commonwealth Mm Ministers, ue,to i .ells ollhe Kins at Buckingham Palace on Apr. 81 Photo shows: with ihta Kh.n o Fikist 11 His Majesty the King Mr. Clement K. Attlee. Prime Minister <>» Great BriUin: Mr lohn h
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    No Discussion Of Colour Bar At Premiers' Confab
    292 3 N o Discussion Of Colour Bar At Premiers' Confab ATTLEE'S REPLY TO MEMBER'S DEMAND LONDON, Apr. 27.— Prime Minister dement Attlee rejected a suggestion by Mr. Emrys Hughes, y Labour, in the House of Commons yesterday that he should discuss with the Dominion I'rinu* Ministers during their visit to London
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    NO U.S. VISA FOR BRITISH M.Ps.!
    107 3 NEW YORK. Apr. 27. British loft wing member of Parliament Konni Zilliacus and M. Pierre Cot. Independent member of the French National Assembly, will not be allowed visas to enter the United States, the State Department said Monday. United States Progressive Party leader Henry
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    LATEST U.N. COMMISSION PROPOSALS ON KASHMIR
    66 3 LATEST U.N. COMMISSION PROPOSALS ON KASHMIR RAWALPINDI. Apr 21 I;. United Nations Commission !<•.• tndia and Pakistan Is expected to present Its latest proposals i i truce In Kashmir to the Dominions today. usually lable sources .said hen Th' 1 proposals are to tX pn d here and in New
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    State Reception For Nehru In Switzerland
    46 3 BENRE. Switzerland. Apr. 21 India's Prim.- Minister Pai Nehru will be given a state r- i tion in thi* Swiss capital masses through Switzerland on hi rt i irom the Commonw inference In l/.ndun. the 8 Jovernmont announcer! Tuesday A.P.
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    South Indian Merchants Memorandum To Dr.Kesker
    1767 4 Persuade Malayan Govt. To Liftman On Newcomers From India NEED FOR GETTING SUITABLE ASSISTANTS FROM INDIA STRESSED 11 > -miii Indian Chamber ol Commerce, Singapore, in a memon submitted to !>■* B. V. Kestar, if rut a > Deputy Minister i«»r 1 n \n
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    Indian Merchants Plight
    100 4 ats in Malaya, a v 8011th Indian mcrchai 0 form the large bulk ol the Indian mercantile community in this country, have been seriously handicapped on account ol the Malayan Governments' ban on the entrj "i newcomers from India iml wil effect from the Ist of April.
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