Indian Daily Mail, 21 May 1949

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    16 1 InDian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. !)9. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1949. SIX PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Nationalist Troop Beat Off Red Attacks On Woosung
    147 1 Nationalist Troop Beat Off Red Attacks On Woosung ihree-nour Hand To Hand Bayonet Grenade Fighting Cmmunst Reainn i Wiped Out \lau 20.— Crack Nationalist troops uilcr wave of Communist atlacH on oosung, stronghold guarding J, gateway to h i Shanghai. hourif bitter ham to hand bayonet and gre- th the
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    "TEA MONEY" FROM STUDENTS FOR SCHOOL ADMISSION!
    92 1 TEA MONEY FROM STUDENTS FOR SCHOOL ADMISSION BANGKOK. Mas JO— Overcrowd, MiK of certain classes in Siamese SCllOOlf has led to the practice of some of the institutions asking "tea money" from students desiring education. High education officials decided to take steps to stop the shakedown. A study will be
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    Liaquat Ali Warned Of "Insidious" Campaign Against C'wealth
    134 1 Liaquat Ali Warned Of "Insidious Campaign Against C' wealth KARACHI. May 20.— The newsr Civil and Military Ua. rday all. ged that theTe had insidious campaign" Commonwealth in Paa n ng hcint th< Pakistan Liaquat Ali Khan, had attended the Prime Minisconference in London and had pau: goodwill visit to
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    Population Of Madras City Now One-and-a-Half Million
    64 1 Population Of Madras City Now One-and-a-Half Million (From (Mir Own Correspondent) MADRAS, May 20.— Tin population of Madras C'ty, has now exceeded 1..-)()0,000 which is double the IMI Census figure, according to records in City Rationing Office. The adult population in th« City 1,100.000 and there art about 390,000 children
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    VISUAL EDUCATION TO BE INTRODUCED IN MYSORE SCHOOLS
    68 1 From Our Own Correspondent) BANGALORE, May 2U.~ The Gov.iMit uf Mysore hz^ decided to roduce visual education in high nd middle >chools in the from the next academic year. Tl tii«- which is estimated to Rs 125,000 noiip-curring and 10,000 recurring, will
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    100 DROWNED IN E. PAKISTAN
    63 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) CALCUTTA, May 20— About 100 people were drowned in the River Meghna in East Bengal when a boat to Noakhali capsized, according to a report from Comilla The boa< which was carrying about 200 people i> said to have struck a
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    Pakistan's Engineering Industry Development
    82 1 Pakistan's Engineering Industry Development KAKACtII. May 20. Sporting shot guns, surgical scientific ana mathermatical instruments and trieai equipment are some oi the items to ue manufactured under .1 scheme to develop Pakistan's light engineering industries. The Industries advisory committee of the Pakistan Government has decided on this measure ana also
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    Repatriation Of Japanese Prisoners From Russia
    91 1 MOSCOW, May 20.— The Soviet repatriation authority sincl today -ill remaining Japanese war prisoner^ in Russia wi.l bo repatriated to Japan during May thix>ugh November. An utticiul statement Carried by s news agency said that in all there wt-Tf 95.000 Japanese prisoners who will
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    MacDonald To Talk On Malaya With Creech Jones
    178 1 LONDON. May 20.— Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. ommissionci (iencral for South-Last Asia, is exported to »e«iii talks on the Malayan situa tion with Colonial Secretary Arthur treech- Jones at the beginning of next week. Government sources said today. Since he arrived here on
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    RIAF TO BE AUGMENTED
    110 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY, May 20. The Royal Indian Air Force will he additional l4 Tempest" aircraft during this year. The f rst hatch of about SIX *Temuas delivered in India towards the end of lasl ear. tptain Ranj i Dutta, Se. >r Officer attache
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    Insurgents Proclaim Own Karen State In Central Burma?
    576 1 Insurgents Proclaim Own Karen State In Central Burma? RANGOON, May 20.— Insurgents have proclaimed a Karen Stale in Central Burma. Burmese press reports stated today. The reports said the Karens had issued a printed proclamation irom their headquarters at Nyaunglebin, a rail junction 93 miles north of Rangoon, declaring the
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    'No State Within India's Borders Can Be Independent'
    581 1 B. N. RAU'S VIEWS ON HYDERABAD I^AKE Slit (ESS, May 20.— India made her position regarding Hyderabad perfectly clear yesterday when Sir H. Narasing Rau, India's permanent delegate to the United Nations told the Security Council "No state within India's borders can
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    College Of Islamic Citizens In Bangkok
    169 1 BANGKOK, Ma> Flans ETC HnderWftj for establishment of a allege for Islamic citizens in Kaiiu kok. The Siamese ministry «i education already has alloted 350,000 baht (l/.S. si7,:>ort) tor the purpose and a committee has been an pointed to find a plot with a
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  • Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday. May 21, 1949. NOTES & COMMENTS (On Malayan Varsity)
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      INDIFFERENCE OF THE RICH
      206 2 \k r v shall takf the case oi the Bui i* ai By "Europeans' 1 w .in the British, American. h an, Ausi rattan and white illint rj velj known by that term. \\r n them first, because are by and large the richest "ii ol
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      LACK OF RESPONSE
      142 2 LAC K OF RESPONSE 0. and a hail have C LJnive] Mar l c cl an inda I"; l^ut „i dollars been hardly and o ■;l now el in Britain! And it i t is •<) come »nto b« ban $30,000,--(towards nent ha(i „i $8,500,000, the equivalent of 11,000.000) and
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      DISTINCTION FOR CEYLONESE
      213 2 DISTINCTION FOR CEYLONESE \Y Tn] M «Ui .subject, we cannot tort th* prominent MaOeyUm«M |fr. E. E c Thu- '^npM^n to raise ir (V y]'H, Community Fund" University. The Government tWI country ha s JjO t ma dc a ny distinction between th( Indians and the C> -yUtn* in the
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      DISCRIMINATION ANOTHER REASON
      147 2 MEXT in importance arc the the Chin- se who also own Conibl< ntep B ts in this country. not only form the largest >„<:■ I the population but are noted I r their industry and hard work. own tin mines and rubber m a considerable sharo of
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    404 2 Sir B- N. Raus Contention Before Sec- Council India Will Not Recognise Any International Status For Ihe LAKE SUCCESS, May 20.— The Security Council yesterday resumed debute on Hyderabad aud united ike representatives of India and Pakistan to take part in the proceedings. The Council called upon the representative
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    YOUNG NORWEGIAN ADMITS BURNING GREEK FLAG
    38 2 YOUNG NORWEGIAN ADMITS BURNING GREEK FLAG OSLO, May 20.— A young Norwegian admitted on Thursday that he had set fire on May 17 to a Greek flag which was hoisted in celebration of Norway's constitution day. A. P.
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    23 2 WARSAW. May 20. A Qve-mem-ber Austrian trade del gation arrived in Warsaw on Thursday to negotiate a new commercial agreement with Poland. A.P.
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    192 2 RUSSIA'S BITTER ATTACK ON J GENEVA, May 20—Amasasp riJt delegate to the Economic Commissk on ihursday charged the British lViayhew, oi "going beyond Goebbels i attacks on the Soviet Union". Mayhew, Parliamentary Under British Foreign Office, told the conuni nesday that the Soviet Union hud I.ihh ed and "about
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    INDIAN DELEGATION TO STERLING BALANCES TALKS
    81 2 INDIAN DELEGATION TO STERLING BALANCES TALKS NEW DELHI. May 20. Dr. Matthai, Finance Minister will lead the Indian delegation to the sterling balances talks to be held in London in June. It Is learnt thai the other members o! the delegation are Mr. Jeejibhoy of Bombay, Sir B. Ranui Rail,
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    Section 93 To Be Reintroduced In India ?
    121 2 Section 93 To Be Reintroduced In India (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, May 20.— Reports state that the new constitution of india w>U contain a proviision for Rule by th tt Governor after lailure of any Ministry. This provision established Section 93 ot the Govt. of Inaia Act originally
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    Dr. Radhakrishnan Accepts Moscow Envoy Offer ?
    60 2 Dr. Radhakrishnan Accepts Moscow Envoy Offer (From Our Own Correspondent N] W DEI HI, May 20.— 1: ii Icarm Dr. birvapaili Radhakrishi nas accepted Fanait Nemu's offer jf Ambassador in Moscow. The appointment, however, will be made jniy in Stptember. It is also under, stoou that by then Dr. Kadhakrishoan'fl
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    Bombay Police Ban All-India Trade Union Congress Annual Session
    177 2 MHKITS INTERVENTION TO BE SOUGHT BOMBAY, Maj 20. The annual session of the Conimanistdominaied All-India Trade Union Congress (AiTUC) due to be held on Monday From May 27~;ju was on Thursday banned by Ihe police commissioner. Ami it Shah, Assistant Secretary
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    INDIA'S DELE(JATION TO WORLD HEALTH CONFERENCE
    68 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, May 20.- India's Health Minister Rajkumari Amrif Kaur will lead 'he Indian Delegation to the World Health Organisation Con. -ntice scheduled to bo held at Rom u on June 13. Other delegation members are Dr. Sir A. Lakshmanaswamv Mudaliar,
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    INDIAN TELEGRAMS IN HINDI ?
    64 2 INDIAN TELEGRAMS IN HINDI BOMBAY, May 20— For »h. fi,si iim«\ the Indian Telegraphs an- accepting telegrams In an Indian language Hindi. Th»- Indian Posts Telegraphs have evolved a "irmisc code'* in H'ndi and hav»- «rain«d a hatch of operators. TVlrgrams ar<> accepted and \rm\milled Devanagri (Sanskrit i ipt. Th«-
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    KASIM RAZVI OPERATED UPON FOR APPENDICITIS
    76 2 KASIM RAZVI OPERATED UPON FOR APPENDICITIS HYDERABAD (Dm. May 20. Syed Kasim Razvi. former Razakur leader, who is now in custody, was operated upon lor acute appendicitis on May 12, according to a Press Note issued here. The operation, which was carried out by an Indian Army burgeon, was successful,
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    DR. KESKAR TO VISIT SIKKIM
    31 2 NEW DELHI, May 20- India* Deputy Minister for External Af. Pairs, Dr B V Keskar, is leaving !<) ii on May 23 on a w Visit G.I.I.S.
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    32 2 GLASGOW. May 20.- With a n cord equalling last round 65, I Haliburton a 33-year-old Scott, on Thursday won first prize ol $525 in Daily Mail professional golfers 1 3urnament A .P.
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    British Premier's Appeal To Eradicate Leprosy
    351 2 British Premier 's Appeal To Eradicate Leprosy I ONI>ON, May 20. The British Prime Minister. Mi ('lenient Attlee. declared in London thai the people oi Britain had a responsibility to do their utmost to eradicate the evil of leprosy from all the lands of the Commonwealth and Empire. Few people
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    49 2 BOMBAI increasing denial reels from for* illf to Mr K K U <»t Stati t i i casting. Mr. D'uak r2 n Bombaj inspn skHi <>i i!». Mini Him |)r<t(iu( erg i Tl I from j tlOIl j Th produce W'ii me docuxrn and abroad I via/. A.P.
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    126 2 SEVERAL MILLS CLOSKI) llMrniiH (From Our Own CorrrHpond'Bt) MADRAS, Maj 20— Droimhi in the Province I a tierjous crisis tor the textile industr? Tweniy.nine nillfl in Coim ba tore decided to ion days following the request from the Pykn Authorities since they have to conserve < in the Hy
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    Wireless Network To Link India's Key Cities
    459 3 GoV t- Of India s Huge Communications Development Plans 1 high-powered wireless nelommunication between the key tombay* New Delhi, Calcutta and ear is out, it is learnt from ofßimprovement in communication mplation is the elimination of ightly overhead trunk telephone ition by underground
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    Stars 100m. Years Away To Be Photographed?
    256 3 ]^mar Observatory s JSew Development lilifornia, .May 20.— Palomar Obtelescope is going to be even better ltd after a final polishing, ill see six hundred million trilito space than first estimates. iwin i f I I billi twice I Mount I the I
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    29 3 WASHINGTON, May 20— Plata mmencc construction work a« Syrian i*nd oi the Transarabian 1 pipeline by tii<- autumn wt-rc an--ced by the Arabian American Ul Company on Thursday. AP
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    It Is My Birthright To Rule Indonesia Says The Hollander!
    719 3 THL HAGUE, May 20.- Three years of fighting m Indonesia and worldwide expressions of disapproval at the Dutch stand have not changed the average Hollander's basic feelings on that issue. He still asserts he and his Government are morally right.
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    795 4 Model Training Institute Opened At Meerut For Disabled Soldiers LUCKNOW, May 20. The benefits of the I .P. Post war Services Reconstruction Fund have been extended to ex-INA men of the province. This was disclosed by the Education Minister. Mr. Sampurnanand, at a press conference here. Mr. Sampurnanand is
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    Rs. 5 Lakhs Sanctioned For Harijan Welfare
    475 4 Madras Govt. 's Contribution To Backward Classes Upliftmcnt MADRAS, Ma\ 20.— 1n addition to the care of the HarL jans the welfare of the Backward Communities has also been entrusted to the Harijan Welfare Department by the Government, Mr. V. Bashyam Iyengar, Director
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    COURT HEARS CASE IN SINHALESE
    100 4 PANAIU'KA. May 20. For the first tim< in th<* history of the Panadura Courts a case has been conducted in the District Court in Sinhalese. The judge, Mr. D. H. Panditha. Guneuardena, who has been newly appointed here, gave the lead when he questioned a
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    SHE GOES ON 'PILGRIMAGE'
    50 4 SHE GOES ON 'PILGRIMAGE 1 am also told that money is removed from Mr. Chandrasekera's purse. Questioned, the "spirit is said to have replied that she takes the money "to go on pilgrimage." The daughter has no idea of what her mother looks like. No photographs of her exist. FOC
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    IRISH PREMIER'S REPLY TO NEHRU'S MESSAGE
    114 4 IRISH PREMIER'S REPLY TO NEHRU'S MESSAGE NEW DELHI, May 20.— Mr. Costello, Prime Minister of Ireland, re. plying t 0 a message by Pandit Nehru. Prime Minister of India, expressed the desire to strengthen the friendly relation^ which have so long existed between India and Ireland. He said: "On behalf
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    WISDOM DOES NOT DEPEND ON AGE!
    150 4 NEW DELHI, May 20. One of the provisions accepted yesterday by the Constituent .Assembly was a new article moved by Dr. Ambedkar, th« Law Minister prescribing the quali. fications for a person to fill a seat in the Council of States (Upper Chamber). Dr.
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    Strange Appearance Of Ghost
    600 4 COOKS ANU TENDS IHt BABY: The story of how a woman who died 16 years ago has come back in the form of a spirit to her former lodging and is guarding her husband and daughter comes from Uddubaddawa, a village about four miles from Dandagamuwa,
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    Rs. 80m. Plan For Development Of Rubber Industry In India
    130 4 BANGALORE, May 20.— The Indian R U Kh proved a Rs. 80,000,000 (16,000,000) plan of rubber industry in the country. The plan will be spread over a pen., The Board has asked the Indian subsidy to Indian Rubber Manufacturer, levied
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    BRITISH PURCHASES OF INDIAN TEA
    22 4 BRITISH PURCHASES OF INDIAN TEA NEW DLL will be pound this y, yesterday. The I: cl announci reached m«nts "on entert-d Reuter
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    Hyderabad To Be Disintegrated On Linguistic Basis?
    347 4 State Congress To Ueada I C Silo HYDERABAD (l)n). May 20.— The question tftk tegration of Hyderabad State on a linguistic tajfe decided by the State Congress at its next annual Swami Ramanand Tirth, President of the Hyderabad Sin grow, speaking to Pressmen
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    Br. Expedition To Langtan Himal Range
    57 4 (From Our Own Co CALCUTI expedi' Himaj i north burd'-r. Th< I- ad tion, 51 year-old Climber Major II a J ready other promin< Lloyd ii xi>i Ihc Lang* par Himalaya* border. It tion will for rk Tli. I fl bod pedition to I
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    Republicans Urged To Continue Guerilla War Against Dutch Until They Leave 'Our Soil'
    136 5 u o nesian Communist Party s Appeal .The lie publican Indonesian in a pampniet distributed on the Republican capital, callns 10 continue f/uerilla warfare army has left Indonesian soil." s! Party awl the Republican Chrisapproved the recent
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    Russia Again Blocks Nepal's Admission To UN!
    89 5 111 IS NOT A SOVEREIGN AND KPENDENT STATE" 1 SI SS, Maj 20. Russia yesterdaj admission of the Kingdom of Nepal to ations, when Ih e Security Council's nmittee met to consider Nepal's apiet delegate said he was not "satisfied" so far available,
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    More Oilfields Discovert! In Pakistan
    71 5 20. More oil- covered m in at Chakwal, In the V. tin Karachi bran^i ol trri i < ompany announced on Phutsda was drill* n o a th oi tr lcl 1: tnilar another well which is ady producing nil in att i Production tests
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    26 5 i DELHI, M.i\ 20 Th<> Nawab Bhopal, who v W. will Ic to Pai -irc?ical fi states Min ti -pokpsaid nn Tin. 1.-..-, in Bombay AP
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    Three International Confabs In India In 1951
    124 5 Three International Confabs In India In 1951 MOW DELHI, May JO.— lndia will be the a t of inrep International conferences early in 1951. N< arly 400 top-ranking engineers from ail parts ol the world are expected to assemble in New Delhi in January-February, 1951, for meetings of the International
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    Thakm Nirs Narrow Escape From Karen Snipers' Bullets!
    480 5 Kb KM A RANGOON, May 20.— Government planes "bombid' 1 rebel territory with propaganda pamphlets Thursday in an efi'ort to end at least one of Burma's rebellions. Karens were told they being used as pawns in a plan to ''divide and rule".
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    TRIPOLI NORMAL
    37 5 TRIPOLI, May 20. Tripoli was normal again yesterday after 10 days' unrest over the question in the United Nations ot trusteeship for Tripolitania. Fortyrive people were injured in the demonstrations, it was officially stated. Reuter
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    Asians Gratified At Third UN session Says Romulo
    281 5 NEW YORK. May 20.— Brigadier-General Carlos P. Ilomulo declared on Wednesday Asian peoples have particular reason to feel over the work o f the Third I'nited Nations General Assembly. Roriulo described the session ma "most fruitfuL" [n i aM]"iimt sslied a' thi'
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    52 5 LONDON. May J).- R. S. Cooper, Indian cricketer Irom Bombay, will nlay lor MidcLes'X against Cam. bridge University at Cambridge on Saturday. Cooper, a right-hand barman, ia 26 years of age. H f has been playing club Crick* in London. During th< war he played against Denifl Compton, the Middl'.^x
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    A Survey Of Major Accomplishments Of Third UN Session
    604 5 A Survey Of Major Accomplishments Of Third UN Session (By Francis W. Carpenter, A.P. Correspondent) NEW YORK, May 20.— United A at ions leaders say that the world peace organisation is stronger and healthier because of the accord made by the third General Assembly. The Assembly, longest in the history
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    143 5 4. The Assembly turned over to a 14-nation study committee a proposal by Lie for a t'.N. guard force. This was done by a vote of 47 to G. Russia opposed. Lie wants the guard to protect UN. peace commission. 5. On May 11, the Assembly postponed consideration of the
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    India's Significant Role In UN Assembly Reviewed
    352 5 WE ARE SATISFIED, SAYS SETALVAD LAKE SUCCESS. May 20.— The leader of the Indian dele., gat ion, Mr. M. C. Setalvad, expressed the satisfaction of the work done by the General Assembly this session and the part the Indian delegation had played therein.
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    Miss Jinnah's Praise For Pathans' ' Jehad'
    193 5 Miss Jinnah's Praise For Pathans' Jehad KOIIAT. May 20. Miss I atini.t imiKih declared at a public Meeting here that Kashmir was the most vital problem facing Pakistan. She added that though "a iree and impartial plebiscite is me only solution of the Kashmir Question, we should not adopt an
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    RICE FROM ITALY
    44 5 LONDON. May 20 An agreement has been reached between th» Italian Rice Organisation and the British Food Ministry und<T which 35,000 tons of polished rice will b< exorted from Milan to Far Eastern sterling areas, it was reported on Thursday. A.P.
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    Ex-INA Men To Benefit By Services Reconstruction Fund
    802 6 Model Training Institute Opened At Meerut For Disabled Soldiers LUCKNOW, May 20.— The benefits of the UJP. Post war Services Reconstruction Fund have been extended to ex-INA men of the province. This was disclosed by the Education Minister, Mr. Sampurnanand, at a
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    Rs. 5 Lakhs Sanctioned For Harijan Welfare
    469 6 Madras Govt. 's Contribution To Backward Classes Upliftment MADRAS, Mav 20.— 1n addition to the cure of the HarL jans. the welfare of the Backward Communities has also been entrusted to the Harijan Welfare Department by the Government, Mr. V. Bashyam Iyengar, Director
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    COURT HEARS CASE IN SINHALESE
    97 6 PANAIU'RA. May li). For the first tinii in the history of the Panadura Courts a case has be*n conducted in the District Court in Sinhalese. The judge, Mr. D. M. PandithaOunewardena. who has been newly apijomted here, gave the lead when he questioned a witne^
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    SHE GOES ON 'PILGRIMAGE'
    50 6 SHE GOES ON PILGRIMAGE 1 am also told that money is removed from Mr. Chandrasekera's purse. Questioned, the "spirit is said to have replied that she takes the money "to go on pilgrimage." The daughter has no idea of what her mother looks like. No photographs of her exist. FOC
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    IRISH PREMIER'S REPLY TO NEHRU'S MESSAGE
    113 6 IRISH PREMIER'S REPLY TO NEHRU'S MESSAGE NEW DELHI, May 20.— Mr. Costello, Prime Minister of Ireland, replying t 0 a message by Pandit Nehru. Prime Minister of India, expressed the desire to strengthen the friendly relations, which have 30 long existed between India and Ireland. He said: "On behalf of
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    WISDOM DOES NOT DEPEND ON AGE!
    150 6 NEW DELHI, May 20.— One of the provisions accepted yesterday by the Constituent .Assembly was a new article moved by Dr. Ambedkar, the Law Minister prescribing the quali. fications for a person to fill a seat in the Council of States (Upper Chamber). Dr.
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    Strange Appearance Of Ghost COOKS AND TENDS THE BABY!
    414 6 Strange Appearance Of Ghost COOKS AND TENDS THE BABY! The story of how a woman who died 16 years ago has come back in the form of a spirit to her former lodging and is guarding her husband and daughter comes from Uddubaddawa, a village about four miles from Dandagamuwa,
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    Rs. 80m.Plan For Development Of Rubber Industry In India
    127 6 Rs. 80m. Plan For Development Of Rubber Industry In India BANGALORE, May 20_The Indian proved a Rs. 80,000,000 (16,000,000) plan of rubber industry in the country. The plan will be spread over' a period nf The Board has asked the Indian subsidy to Indian Rubber Manufacturer. levied on rubber goods.
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    BRITISH PURCHASES OF INDIA TEA
    29 6 BRITISH PURCHASES OF INDIA TEA NEW I I will be al I pound I yesterday. I Th announ I I reached W men: on I enter d t Reuter
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    Hyderabad To Be Disintegrated On Linguistic Basis?
    336 6 State Congress lo Uecvk issue HYDERABAD (l)n). May 20.— The qua Ihl U-gralion of Hyderabad State <>n a linguistic decided by the State Congress at iU, wxi aßnuaJ hwami Ramanand Tirth. President of (ho Hvderal Kress, speaking to Pressmen here. Swami Tirth, who
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    Br. Expedition To Langtan Himal Kange
    57 6 (From Our Own o C ILCUI expedi^ o i Him&i R north borcU*r. 'J bi ar-old Climber':,. already oth«*r proo Lloyd is The Lang part ol a olio Himalaya border. tion w I] for its work Th, sorta He bodi< ped .-oh i tmineei
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    Republicans Urged To Continue Guerilla War Against Dutch Until They Leave 'Our Soil'
    113 7 Indonesian Communist Party s Appeal I -Thi Republican Indonesian I a pai et distributed on I arta, ihe j* epublican capital, call--1 > io continue guerilla war I are I has left Indonesian soil." i Party and
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    Russia Again Blocks Nepal's Admission To UN!
    73 7 l! DT A SOVEREIGN AND PENDENT STATE" Ma) 20. Russia yesterdaj >ion of the Kingdom of Nepal to vhen the Security Council's ttee met to consider Nepal's apkJ he was not "satisfied" formation so far available, Nepal was <llul state. i UN I
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    More Oilfields Discovered In Paistan
    70 7 Mv 20 -lor, oil•vcrod in i i in the w< Karachi branch of th- i Company announced w il v. as drill' fi to a el in this district i; z ml another well which is producing oil in attack I ction t< I it
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    24 7 w delhi. m. rh«Nawab pal, wl ly will k to P surgical State i Mir j k' id on Thur da Nawab Bombay AP
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    TRIPOLI NORMAL
    37 7 TRIPOLI. May 20. Tripoli was normal again yesterday alter 10 flays' unrest over the question in the United Nations ot trusteeship for TripMitania. Fortytive people were injured in the demonstrations, it was officially .stated. Reuter
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    Three International Confabs In India In 1951
    123 7 Three International Confabs In India In 1951 NEW DELHI, May iO— India will DC t!i<- sec c of tnree inlet national conferences early in 1951. Nearly 400 top-ranking engineers irom ail part., oi the world are expected to assemble in New Delhi January-February, 1951 tor tings of the International Commission
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    Thakin Nu's Narrow Escape From Karen Snipers' Bullets!
    471 7 in 'km. 1 RANGOON, May 20. Government planes "bombwith propaganda pamphlets Iluirsdav in an effort to end at least one of Burma's rebellions. Karens were told they being used as pawns in a plan to "divide and rule". After the (Jovernment agreed
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    Asians Gratified At Third UN Session Says Romulo
    283 7 Uomulo described the seflsk»n a s "mosi iruitiul j v I av 2 4 Bri Kadier(;ent'ial Carlos P. Komulo cleared on Wednesday Asian Peoples have a particular reason to feel gratified over the work „f the Third I nited Nations (it'iu-ral Asst'moh.
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    52 7 LONDON. May ..0.---R. S. Coopt-r, Indian cricketer irom Bombay, will 'lay lor Middlesex against Cam. oridge University at Cambridge on ■Saturday. Cooper, a right-hand batsman, Ki 26 years of age. H t has: been playing club cricket in London. During the war he played against LNni> Compt"n. the Middl' •rx
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    A Survey Of Major Accomplishments Of Third UN Session
    603 7 (By Francis \Y. Carpenter, A. P. Correspondent) NEW YORK, May 20. United Nations leaders say that the world peace organisation is stronger and healthier because of the accord made by the third General Assembly. The Assembly, longest in the history of
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    143 7 4. The Assembly turned over to a 14-nation study committee a proposal by Lie for a L'.N. guard force. This was done by a vote of 47 to G. Russia opposed. Lie wants the guard to protect UN. peace commission. 5. On May 11, the Assembly postponed consideration of the
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    Miss Jinnah's Praise For Pathans' 'Jehad'
    192 7 Miss Jinnah's Praise For Pathans' Jehad' KOHAT. Maj B#.-- Ylis* 1..t..n, Jinnah declared at .i public meeting here that Kashmir was tinmost vital problem facing Pakis ian. She added that though a iree and impartial plebiscite is the only solution of the Kashmir question, we should not adopt an attitude
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    RICE FROM ITALY
    47 7 LONDON. May 20. An agr< I men! has bfcn reached between tin itahan Rice Organisation and th« British Food Ministry under which 35,000 tons of polished rice will t> i xorted from Milan to Far Eastern sterling areas, it was reported on Thursday- A.P.
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    India's Significant Role In UN Assembly Reviewed
    350 7 WE ARE SATISFIED, SAYS SETALVAD LAKE SUCCESS, May 20.— The leader of the Indian dele gation, Mr. M. C. Setalvad, expressed the .satisfaction of the work done by the General Assembly this session and the part the Indian delegation had played therein. He
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    Two Br. Soldiers & One Malay Police Corporal Killed
    415 8 Two Br. Soldiers One Malay Police Corporal Killed MXlliU 10 ATTACK BY BANDITS In KUALA SELANGOR AREA At approximately 1.45 p. in. on May 1!), at liukit in Kuala Selangor area (Seiangor) Police and froops came under fire from brens, stens, carbines and after havi ig crossed i river and
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    "TALENTIME"
    72 8 I'ii' s» cond series of "Talent hue" gin at the British Council i on Friday, June 3 at 7 p.m., nd ■•ill continue fortnightly. As In the previous series two halfhour shows will be recorded at i ach lon. Members of the iblic arc invited to attend thosp performances,
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    M.R.N.V.R. Commissions
    37 8 The following Malayan Royal ..ii Volunteer Reserve Commift- hav< i approved by the rnor ol Singapore: Murray Lieut, nant. S. R i W Bell Lieutenant and Haji nil bin Haji Dzanr. B E.M. ib Lieutenant.
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    The Perak indian Amateur Athletic Council Annual Meeting
    372 8 The Perak indian Amateur Athletic Council Annual Meeting Th< Annual General Meeting oi the Peraic Indian Amateur Atnlelic council was neid on ivlay io, at U.uu a.m. in the premises oi the is.ui la indian Association, ipon. a representative gathering ui Indian ana ueylonese sportsmen was present. I'he Meeting was
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    A.C.S.U. INDUSTRIAL GROUP MEETING
    129 8 The inaugural meeting of the industrial group of thp Army Civil Service Union will be held on Sunday, June ft at 3.00 pin in the ACSU Hall, 331, North Bridge H->iid Ist Floor), Singapore. All members of Tables B. c and D are requested to be
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    INDIAN GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
    256 8 KLJKLJ 1 shall be very much ig< ci 11 you wouJ I me to air nay grievances <and those oi many others in the same bout' through the medium oi your c iumii According to the "Indian Daily Mail" ol 3rd May 19 .:> it seems thai
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    RADIO MALAYA INDIAN PROGRAMME
    193 8 Sir, Kindly permit me to say a few words about the Indian U'ogrammes ol Radio Malaya it is ition i i .say thai ev< ry Indian ;>• grammes. the Tamil news broa neither Tamil nor interesting news A:ui why on h do the ai cers n
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    NEW MEMBERS OF S.I.T.
    90 8 NEW MEMBERS OF S.I.T. Mr. P. Johnson has been ap pointed to be a member ui the Board of Trustees constituted under Section 5 of the Singa] ore I nprovement Ordinance Cor a t 1 o. 2 years 0 months v^lth 1 cl fro*n Ist April, 1949. says an Off]
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    Session Of Assize
    20 8 A Session of Assize will be held on lu<\sday, June 7 at 10.30 the .Supreme Court. Singapo
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    CONTROL OF BOOKMAKING COMMITTEE ASKS FOR EVIDENCE FROM PUBLIC
    264 8 rhe Government oi biii lias i>ct up a Committee t go Into tne quesi.on oi tne cuauui oi l tokuia&ing m bingapore ana th< Committee invites written evidence iroiii any memoer oi tne puunc w t io Is willing to help
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    SIAMESE DECORATIONS FOR DUTCH SHIP OFFICERS
    126 8 In appreciation of the great care taken of and respect bestowed on tne Koyal /ishes oi the late King Prajadnipok. and of the outstandi ing courtesy shown and the gooa services rendered to Queen Rambhai Barni of Siam by the Omcers of the m.s.
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    ACSU WOMEN'S GROUP FORMED
    151 8 The Women's Group ol the Army Civil Service Union was inaugurated on Wednesday May 18 at a General meeting of lady members of the Union, and will henceforth be constitued as the Women's Group of the ACSU. writes the General Secretary of the ACSU. The objects
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    VARSITY FUND NOW NEARLY $25,000
    30 8 Contributions Co the Unirersitj oi Malaya Endowment Fund received up to May 17 from all parts ol Malaya total $*****.46, says an Official Press Release.
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    BRITAIN SAYS NO TO RUSSIA ON GREECE
    64 8 LONDON, May 20 -Britain announced today that she will refuse to negotiate a settlement of the Greek Government. n Informants in Washington .said a rejjy was givt-n by the U.S. t 0 a proposal yesterday by Russia for Halting the thre e yoar
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    New Defence Chief For Ceylon
    41 8 New Defence Chief For Ceylon the eSPS?* iy 20 Brigadier t n }Ot Caithness, now chief o f the Ceylon defence force and milltary adviser to the Ceylon Government, arrived in Colombo today to organise the new f> v i,m Reuter
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    Next LEGCO Meeting
    25 8 inc next meeting of the Singapor Legislative Council will bo n Tuesday, Juno 21 at 10 a.m. at the Victoria Memorial Hull
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    Three Modern Buildings For China Town
    211 8 Three eight-storey«'d modeiD nements will be erected by the Singapore Improvement Trust on the piece ot land bounded by Upper Pickering Street, Soutn Bndgr Road. Upper Hokki.-n SM and iNew Bridge Koad. The old shop houses, originally built there, are being demoli: to make
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    JOHORE BAHRU INDO-CEYLONESE SPORT CLUB
    48 8 JOHORE BAHRU INDO-CEYLONESE SPORT CLUB general body imftm" i Indo-Ceylonese Sports Clud. Jo] Bahru will be held at No. 47. Jal.m Ibrahim (Congress premises) <>n Monday. May 30 at 5.30 p.m. Ml Indians and Ceylonese are r<'</. ed to be present, writes the Bccr< tary of the Club.
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