Indian Daily Mail, 14 May 1949

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 92. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 14. 1949. SIX PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    India To Claim £42m. Damages From Britain
    164 1 »for Delay In Reply To Request r Additional Sterling Releases ni'ttN (JtNEBAL LICENCE I v rKNDEI) -India is to a^K the J*riti>h Government no i in India's sterling balances dela) m replj to her request to Bit. ill sterling this year, the Kinance
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    WOMENS OPPOSITION AND HINDU CODE BILL DEPLORED
    12 1 WOMENS OPPOSITION AND HINDU CODE BILL DEPLORED I I I I I
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    BOMBAY POLICE ARREST 31 CANADIAN SEAMEN
    81 1 BOMBAY POLICE ARREST 31 CANADIAN SEAMEN BOMBAY, May 13.— Thirty-one t .niiiciian seamen of tin 7,i:jo-t<>n Shelburne County were Arrested by Bombay police todaj <>n charges of 'wilful disoiM (|h ih to lawful commands and wilful neglect of duty" made by th« ship's captain, Frank P< i' r Kapasi In«
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    MUNICIPAL STRIKE IN BOMBAY
    38 1 BOMBAY, May 13.— Nine. Ihousand workers of Bombay municipality's conservancy and sanitation services went on a lightning strike today for higher wanes and reduced working hours. Negotiations have gone on lor some weeks. Reuter
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    Indian Welfare Officials In Bahrain
    138 1 M U DELHI, Maj 13.— The Government of India i^ likely t<f approach the management of oil companies in Bahrain and Kuwait to appoint Indian welfare or Labour Liaison ottceri Recently the Government »>< k rii a dv ill mission in these two states the
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    ALL QUIET IN DURBAN
    50 1 DURBAN, May IS.— Strong pollc« forces were today patrolling: Cato Manor tioii-Euro|><-an Durban >ur) 11 r 1». ulim« Africans ycsterda> toned Indian buses af*«f l h« muinrii»:»l bug service had been cu*. Ml was qui<t. Th« patrpla u«r« «\p«cled to be maintained during the week-end. Reuter
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    BRITAIN RATIFIES ATLANTIC PACT
    27 1 BRITAIN RATIFIES ATLANTIC PACT LONDON, Muv 13. The Hou^e of by 333 to s'X last night May 12. agreed to the Government .proving the North Atlantic Reuter
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    FOUR-POWER TALKS
    20 1 BE .lay 13. -Four-power Berlin I da for iy month ;id this ev»nH Is ol i 11.. Reuter
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    18 1 BY, May 13 Mr. G P ould return t 0 New iion^ with hi? iiov- nun* lit Reuter
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    Bao Dai's Attempt To Woo Ho Chi Minh Followers
    170 1 Bao Dai's Attempt To Woo Ho Chi Minh Followers SAIGON, May 13.— Sine* his arrival in Indo-China. ex-Emperor Bao Dai has b>en carrying on Conversations and making contacts While LUring in Daiat, residential country town about 130 miles northeast of Saigon. He awaits thi- decision "i French Parliament on the
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    India Urged To Stimulate Her Export Trade
    177 1 NEW DELHI, May lA.— lndia must stimulate, rattier than control, her export trade, thr Chi»f Controller of Exports declared h«r«. The Chief Controller, in a review «>f India's foreign tnid«\ said that unless a n*w exntori trade polity uas adopted immediately, "onr narkfts
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    AZAD TO TALK TO INDIAN CHILDREN OVERSEAS TODAY
    83 1 AZAD TO TALK TO INDIAN CHILDREN OVERSEAS TODAY Ni;\V DELHI, Ma) lM— Maulana Abul Kalani A/ad. th« Education Minister, will talk about his childhood to Indian children ov< rsc-as on May 14 ftl <>.2O p.m. (.Malayan Times) in th« External Services <»i the MlIndia Radio. Th, talk is the second
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    Mrs. Pandit Presents Credentials To Truman
    54 1 WASHINGTON. May 13.— Mi>. Vijayalakshmi Pandit, newly-ap-pointed Indian Ambassador to the United States, presented her credentials to President Truman yesterday. She told the President she looked forward to a '"period of 'ruitful actL vity in the great cause (of peace) winch our two nations
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    HINDU-MUSLIM UNITY ESSENTIAL FOR NATION'S WELFARE, SAYS B.G. KHER
    119 1 HINDU-MUSLIM UNITY ESSENTIAL FOR NATION'S WELFARE, SAYS B.G. KHER (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY, May 13 —Mr B G Kher, Premier of Bombay, acldrt>>. ing the Jamiat-ul-Ulema-i-Hind, h<'re, spoke of th t necessity of for. ging unity among Hindus and Musinis in thr interest and welfare of the nation. Making
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    GODSE ASKS FOR EXECUTION OF SENTENCE
    37 1 SIMLA, May Gandhiassassin. Godse, on Thursday ask'd th« last Punjab High Court for an «arly execution of th,. sentence of death passed on h in on Feb. 10 in I)«lhi A.P.
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    Pakistan Asked To Apologise
    223 1 Pakistan Asked To Apologise FOR FRONTIER PREMIER'S ALLEGATIONS NEW DELHI. May 13.— The Government of Jhdia have demanded an apology liom the Pakistan Government for the Frontier Province Premier's allegations against India, made six weeks ago. Disclosing this at h;> press cun. ference on Wednesday last, Panda Nehru recalled the
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    Burmese Communists Perturbed Over C'Wealth Aid
    222 1 Burmese Communists Perturbed Over C'Wealth Aid RANGOON, May 13— Buims< Communists irer* r«-port«d apprehensive over impending; ('onimnnwtalUi aid to the Gov* rnnunt uf Premier Thakin Nu, according t<» dispatches from rebel territory. The Government of India aunounced in New Delhi Wednesday •ik Ambassadors in Rangoon of Britain, India, Pakistan and
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    Insurgents Seize Karenni States Capital
    138 1 RANGOON, May 11*— Karm insurgents have s«?iz«d Loikau, capital of tin' semi-autonomous Kar*nni statob in the Red Karen Hills. 220 mile* northeast of Riii^oon, it was officially l«arm»d her*- today. Burmese press reports -aid a loio; ol 600 Karens, driven out ol May. my<>. in
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    MOSCOW PAPER ON GANAPATHY EXECUTION
    211 1 MOSCOW May IS.— Trud, Rum. «ian trade union newspaper, today the exriution of Ganapathy, chairman of the Pan -Malayan Fedt ration of Trad*' Unions, and the killing of his successor, Mr P. Veerasenan, wire "two terrible fr«^h episodes in the war British imperialism is waging
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    PREMIER HO NOT TO RESIGN
    211 1 SHANGHAI, May 13.— The Central N«\v> from Canton id Ho Vui». Chin would not resign as Premier of the National Government to devote his attention entirely to m ii i tary matters. Ho is Minister of Defence, a^ u«ll ■a Premier. The Central News quoted
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    Christian Saint's Ri«ht Arm To Be Exhibited In Japan
    64 1 Christian Saint's Ri«ht Arm To Be Exhibited In Japan VATICAN CITY ftfe, |3.—Th« n«ht ami o f St. Francis \avi« r, preserved u r« lit-, kayei here bv air foda> for Japan The n Lie "11h- ca pro on then n c I i Roman Japan as a missionary. The
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  • Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, May 14, 1949. NOTES & COMMENTS
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      ACSU'S ULTIMATUM JUSTIFIED
      143 2 j>i.. D app< ak and prot< to i•; tnployi and even a turn t 0 the Governor and ;i petition to th< Legisla' m- n vain, the at led to 3erVe a m |>] irtmen to ision and allowance ect from 1947. The notice <xp>. cl the
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      A TRAGIC CONTRAST
      148 2 A TRAGIC CONTRAST THJ I em p pi al. They com. I o -lv Government m i-\ i commercial firm Th< ir \i ry poor, th r COXA no -flinty ol bcrv c d art 1 Liabl< k" it tary pcrso nel them or h< ir ll] .1 v- v(
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      A SUGGESTION TO PROGRESSIVE PARTY
      171 2 A SU GGESTION TO PROGRESSIVE PARTY II7HILE on th« employees, inoi bui n fei to cas< ol ti' i employed In the commercial and other private enterin Singapore who, though they do not form a compact mass as the civilian workers in the Army, n tof several tens ol thoiils
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      IN ADEQUACY OF WAGES PROVED
      151 2 IN ADEQUACY OF WAGES PROVED o fai only two h d thf '"•'I- I i m, I i n t' call tn. Hboun i for European-owned and coconui s in VV idicaU? it two things: o--' n bat aid to at pre F *Tit ?n this Colony exaggeration, ii not
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    Zafrullah Khan's Attempts To Rake Hyderabad in UN Deplored
    432 2 W/e Are Determined Not To Follow Communal Politics HYDERABAD, Maj 13.— Muslim leaders of Hyderabad have protested against the Pakistan Foreign Minister, Sir Mohd. Zafrullah Khan's latest attempt to bring the Hyderabad question before the Security Council. Mr. Manzoor Ahmed Khan,
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    Indian Newspaper Criticism
    280 2 Indian Newsp aper Criticism GAN APATHY EXECUTION- It Is Inhumane Siu I Statesman' I BOMBAY, May 13.— Sharn criticism „i th e British Governments has appeared in mail} ij on the hanging in Kuala Lumpur <>1 \j, v >an Indian Trade I nion Leader. The HINDU", <>i Madras, in an
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    MASSACHUSETTS SCHOLARS BLAME INDIA GOVT.
    101 2 MASSACHUSETTS SCHOLARS BLAME INDIA GOVT. BOMBAY, May 13. The Alumni el the Massachusetts Institute ol Technology here has expressed disapproval ot the Government of India's import policy. 'The Indiscriminate relaxation oi import control," they said, "lias adversely affected the interests of India." The Former Massaehus* 1 1 s students, who
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    MORE MOSCOW BROADCASTS FOR INDIA & PAKISTAN
    70 2 MORE MOSCOW BROADCASTS FOR INDIA PAKISTAN i.( i)ON Mty M- co Ra this summer is aiming more Eng language broadcast: at India and Paki I md has dropped Its Hindustan] transmissions, according to schedules pickc-cl up here. in English to tin Indian sub-continent have i~ i Increased from lour hours
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    36 2 BI r\' \IRES, May 13. Argcnreed i!: principle to h Japan, »h« Ministry my announced. The chief oi h< Jai in in But Air- ngtructionfl from th. occupation authoritie; in Japan before con rig dctaiK. Reuter
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    BURMESE TROOPS CLOSING IN ON RED STRONGHOLD
    68 2 Rangoon, May 13.— Burmese Gcvrnmt'nt forces thrusting south along the Rangooii-Mandalay railway from Yamith.n were today within ten milda oi the strategic rail junction of Pyinmana, in Communist Btronghold in Centra] Burma. An official spokesman claimed its fall was due at any moment.
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    PERIYAR ON GANAPATHY EXECUTION
    84 2 PERIYAR ON GANAPATHY EXECUTION (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, May 13. The Draviciian Federation leader Periyar Kamaswami in a signed statement to Die Tamil Daily "Y'iduUialai" i ria > s'longly tondeiiined the >1;. lava 11 ixovfcrnment autnorities tor tli« »xecution of Gaiiapathy f° r n.« ii offence of carrying a
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    Hindu Mahasabha To Contest Madras Elections
    73 2 xFrom Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Jviay 13. Tamiinaa Hindu Mahasabha lias decided t-o tnter into the communal ridded lu'ld ol local Government politic^ in Madras. The Executive committee has decided to contest th«" coming District Board Elections. Thy Committee accepted the resignation ol President
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    Without India The C wealth Would Have Collapsed
    391 2 i tfded .1 >use oi Assembly, Dr. Malan said thai he approached the London dis missions on the basis ol his policy sta ment before Leaving South Africa that provided its independence safeguarded, the South African G vernmem wished to belong to
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    SMUTS STILL NOT HAPPY !
    104 2 SMUTS STILL NOT HAPPY Gen. Jan Smuts. South African opposition leader, said yesterday he found one part of Dr. Malan's declaration "very satisfactory" but he wns not satisfied with the 3 ige nent regarding India. From the larger point ol view it might br said the conference declaration was an
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    26 2 LAKE SUCCESS, May LI The Political Committee of the United iNations Assembly resumed the debate on the question of Italy's lormer African Colonies on Thursday. A.P.
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    85 2 MAD 1 on -)i aim I 01 urania j <iu: I "Coin.a(|.> Ml| I w illt ■•".•hanJll uant of oilier itand a, 1 .....i.,,,,, j th« UritUn au'n, 1 COUld l,.|r w «rer« consul, r d nj'i'.cl. 8 in«' death MiiMi t 1 ■Uunls in conti A Lord ii
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    "India Humiliated By Britain"
    43 2 "India Humiliated By Britain" Union 4 ol M: G dnit ol th <»i of his if i throu All:- Gov< rn] til- r .i, The ind< c til th- ir th< x cut eloquei m which I the s< nior wealth. 1 FOC
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    Dr. Pattabhi Regrets Andhra Congress Decision
    238 2 (IANIMIIJI'S ADVICK (ITKI) (ffVMB Oin Own Ctfeapoadcnt) MADRAS, May 13. Congress President Dr. I'atUbhi Sit laramyyah commenting < >n Wednesday's Andhra Congress Com mittee resolution demanding immediate formation of an Andhra Province with Madras citj as capital regretted thai Vndhradecided not to accept one
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    Foreign Capital Welcome In Pakistan If ...
    197 2 Foreign Capital Welcome In Pakistan If KARACHI, Ala> 13.— Governor of the State I tan Zahid Hussain announced recently that ion I welcome in Pakistan "provided it pur^uo purcK l I business objectives." f "We must recognise that our schemes of economic development will require the assistance of foreign capital
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    Pakistan Envoy Postponed Visit To Berlin
    21 2 I I 'M H Habib i B I Hi acqu i the W< N Reuter
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    Rajaji Is The Maker Of Modern India
    1927 3 f lr Rajendra Prasad's Tribute fo The rirst Indian G.G. He Belongs To The Whole Nation' Air Mail).— l nceiling a portrait of Mr. liajaening, Dr. Rajendra I'rasad, President of the Constituent „<u,l a glowing tribute to his great sercices to the nation
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    THE KIDNAPPING SCARE IN CALCUTTA!
    151 3 CALCUTTA, May 13 —A kidnappi u* HC ?I e is K ri PPin& Calcutta, where 340 children have been reported missing since January. As a result of the scare, two persons have been beaten to death and many others seriously injured by angry crowds The
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    Pathanistan Vs. Pakistan
    877 3 By Abdul Ghattar Khan k Kabul a leading Afghan journal in a recent issue published Khan Abdul (lhaffar Khan's latest statement presumably sent out from prison regarding his Azad Pathanistan movement, and his accusations against Pakistan. The statement is of particular importance as it gives the background
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    15-Year Plan For Compulsory Education In Madras Province
    115 3 FORT COCHIN, May 13.— A long-term scheme to brinj? the entire Madras Presidency under compulsory education within 15 years is being examined by the Provincial Govern ment. This uas disclosed by Mr. BwGopala Etoddi, Madras Finance Minister while replying to a civic
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    Provision For Second Class Air Mail Services
    99 3 London. May 14. Provision oi air mail services for second ciass mail on Commonwealth and Empire routes to India, S-utn Africa and Australia is now being considered. Earl Ustowel, Minist r ot state lor Colonial Affairs, told the House ot Lords on Tuesaav
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    Hindu Reform Code Should Be Postponed—Rajen Babu
    1404 4 Hindu Reform Code Should Be Postponed— Rajen Babu 'Present Con Assembly Has No Mandate To Enact Bill' MADRAS, Apr. 30, (By Air Mail).— "l must confess thai il will not be possible at Ihte stage for me to promise my support to the Hindu Code Bill. I feel that the
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    THREAT TO NATURALISED FILIPINO CITIZENS
    73 4 MANILA, May 11. Naturalised Filipino citizens, including some of tin largesi industrialist gentry, today w»i, threatened with losa of privileges which gave them 20 pur e«.-nt advantage over alieni >n the government bidding. The National Economic Council recommended to President Quirino that ilag-iaw benefits be
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    The Indian Embassy At Washington
    1535 4 T he Indian Embassy At Washington AN INTERESTING SIDELIGHT INTO ITS WORKING By A. B ALAR AM AN glfc B. RAMA RAU, the Indian Ambassador at Washington. D.c. has handed over cnarge to B. H. Sen. who Will act as Charge d'affaires till Mrs. Pandit, the new Ambassador takes charge.
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    85 Men Fly 4,480 Miles In One Plane
    147 4 Eighty-five men, the biggest plain passenger load ever <<> fl> th» Atlantic, Und Norfolk. England, on May 4 in th<' I'.S. Air Force's GlobemasUr transport pkui flight in 11 hours flying time. It Kit Mobile, Alabama May 8, and mad* B topg
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    Ceylon Urged To Break Off Relations With Australia
    128 4 (OLOMBO, !\la\ 13^-Th« National League oi Ccyloi J which Mr. Wace de Neise ks President, considers it humiHitb f to Ceylon to maintain diplomatic relations with the (Government. "In view of the vexatious and discriminatory legislation issued by the Australian Government on
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    No Strings Attached To C' wealth Nations Aid To Burma
    503 5 fhakin Nu Govt. Clarifies 0 DEMAND MADE Fiiri JOINING C'WEALTH tturmese Foreign Office H aut inai there i% no question of to consider joining tne Lommon- ol Commonwealth out. The rued reports in Kangoon tnat tne rovernmenjs nad demanded tnat
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    76 5 Photo. Maquat A!i Khan (second from left). Prime Minister of Pakistan, and the Begum Liaquat Ali Khan pictured on arrival at Dublin ait port. Republic of Ireland, on May where they were greeted bj Ireland's Minister of Finance Patrick McGilligan (left). Mrs. McGilligan (right), Minister of Agriculture James Dillon (in
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    Plight Of Britons In Burma: anger Of Losing Nationality
    93 5 \|,iv I :>.— British passport experts- in the Foon\\ admitted thai they had. had many com. tons were in danger of losing their nationality na Independence Act of l!)ls. hut that they < to do anything about it. the bec." med
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    Next Commonwealth Conference To Be Held In Ceylon?
    88 5 LRUCHI, May 4, (By Air Maih. Mr. l). S. Senanayake, Prime Mi. a r (1 Ceylon, who passed riruchi tliis aft-crnoon en coir < lolombo after otu-nding the Dominion Prime Ministers' Confe.l London, told the Associated ol India that it was most
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    DEATH OF FORMER BOMBAY ADVOCATE GENERAL
    50 5 DEATH OF FORMER BOMBAY ADVOCATE GENERAL <>NDON, May 13.- -The death oi Kenneth Kemp, formerly Advo--G<ncM-ai, Bojnbay. was announeed here yesterday. r Kenneth, who was 65. was appointed legal adviser and solicitor to the Secretary of State fur India and Burma in" 1938, and held this office until 1947.- Reuter
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    India's Scholarship Plans To Foster Asian Friendship
    31 5 M.ix 13.— The Government of India plans I! i' and cultural understanding with certain countries through scholarships at educaherp bt I Kenya, L A.P.
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    Siam To Be Known As "Thailand" In Future
    103 5 BANGKOK, May 13. Pr<mi< r Pibu] Soi gram's Government yes roclaim«d the re. of SlamV national nam« Fhailand and revr.sion of Siam«-sc-on's name to Thai. 11.. Government cited the n*w titution as authority for the change of name. Marshal Pibul changed SiamV
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    PARTITION ONLY SOLUTION FOR JERUSALEM, SAYS GLUBB PASHA
    295 5 PARTITION ONLY SOLUTION FOR JERUSALEM, SAYS GLUBB PASHA LONDON, May 13.— Major-General John Bagot (iliibb Pasha, British Commander of the Kingdom of Jordan's Army, said on Monday that the partitioning of Jerusalem into Arab and Jewish cities "is the only possible solution 91 for the Holy City. Glubb Pasha told
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    Does Batavia Agreement Provide For Dutch Troops Withdrawal?
    233 5 ISDOSESIA INDIAN DELEGATE'S POSER TO HOLLAND GOVT. FLUSHING MEADOWS. May 13. India told the Lnited Nations General Assembly last night that Asian nations would continue to watch carefully the progress ot negotiations between the Dutch and Indonesians for a settlement in Indonesia.
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    Ministers Warning To Karnataka People
    48 5 I rcni our Own C«ffr«S|lOlt4citt) bOMBAY, May 13.—Mi. DHonir Minister tor Bombay warned the pc-opK- of Karna'.'ak at a meeting in Hubii not to press their principle of "unification of Karnataka" to its •Xtmnity ana advised them "to war. lor the right time."—Copyright.
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    India & Philippines Two "Bright Spots" In East
    94 5 India Philippines Two "Bright Spots" In East CALCUTTA, Ma\ 13.— Mr. StanIcy Jones, an American missionary here, has described India and Philippines as the two "bright spots" in the East. Mr. Jones, who has just returned from a tour of Far Eastern countries, said that from Nanking to Canton, he
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    India To Form C'wealth Parliamentary Association Branch
    131 5 India To Form C'wealth Parliamentary Association Branch CANADA, May 13.— India Ls expected to form a branch ol the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association following the decision of amonwealth Prime lilnisteni to permit the now Republic to stay within the Commonwealth. in a statement here the C said v. constitution for the
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    INDIA TO HIRE JAPANESE TECHNICIANS
    138 5 INDIA TO HIRE JAPANESE TECHNICIANS TOKYO, May 13. A two-man mission now is here from India to gather inionnatiun for Improving mdia's cordage industries. Chamun Lai, member ol the Allindia Cottage Industries Board tne plan is to hire 20 Japanese technicians to work, in India. Ei< .ad the mission which
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    'India Bows To Nobody'
    632 5 SECRET BEHIND NEW COMMONWEALTH SET lIP NEW YORK, May 13. The historic agreement whereby India can become a republic and still remain a member of the British Commonwealth of Nations, without recognition of the King's sovereignty, constitutes one of the striking developments of these amazing days
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    Passenger Grabbed From Bus And Murdered By Bandits
    249 6 ndian Clerk Of Pegoh Estate Arrested M 2 JO p.m. on Mai/ 11, a bus travelling on the lln Klang ilaiu Ampai Road in Kuala Lumpur Area (Selangor) was stopped by bandits at the /ire and a halt milestone. One Chinese man
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    New indian Information Officer In Batavia
    68 6 Major Sen Gupta, formerly ol the United Pres^ ol India ana al i oi trie Indian Arm< d forces, mil be relieving Mr. R. 8. Mam, P; Attache to Col. 8. C. Alagappan, Indian Con.sul-Generai In Batavia. Mr. Mani's new assignment is njt yet
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    Statement On Malayan War Claims Expected
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