Indian Daily Mail, 6 July 1949
1949-07-06
1
4
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/indiandailymail
Indian Daily Mail
-
Title Section15 1949-07-06 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. M>. 145. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY, 6, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.15 words
-
70 1949-07-06 1 UN Commission Sponsors Indo-Pakistan Military Conference In K a ra chi To Agree On Boundary I Line In Kashmir? UM* ,|s//i//7i. Srinagur. July S. The United A«mmi mon has invited India and Pa- conference— possibly in Karachi ably learned here today. oi the conference uas thought to be to MbReuter - 70 words
-
83 1949-07-06 1 Ihli Own Correspondent) -l)i Uammanohar Lohia, Socialist confer* ice here today since* his. release lovernment. f Inc!i:i orders from prison ii iht for defying the ban on public "Congre*< Governments 91 wi(h "incomi t.d si uation anj called upon them to i ol i83 words
-
33 1949-07-06 1 "I lul) s.— Australia import*! of Indian an allotment of 'hv haif-v.ar ending ol ngdom the H 0 to rito i wil> Indian ons; Zea 250 Surinam ReuterReuter - 33 words
-
20 1949-07-06 1 20 Children Die Of Hunger In Aden I- hunim :<t chilSunday tutiimn f i a u h I imim A.P.A.P. - 20 words
-
12 1949-07-06 1 U.K. RAILMEN PLEDGE SUPPORT TO LABOUR GOVT. ith the i Abour ii12 words
-
186 1949-07-06 1 PLEA FOR GREATER EAST-WEST UNDEMANDING ASPEN, Colorado, July ~>. A plea for greater understanding between ihv Orient and Occident was voiced on Monday by l>i. T. M. l\ Mahadevan oi In ;m al tnc Goethe Bicentennial Convocation. Dr. Mahadevan is head oi the Philosophy Department at ihe University of Madras.A.P. - 186 words
-
86 1949-07-06 1 Dr. Ambedkar To Settle Bombay Sweepers' Strike? (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY, July 5— Dr B It. Amhedkar, Law Minister of the Government of India, who arrived here from Delhi today, immediately summoned representatives of the striking sweepers in a bid to terminate the weekend strike. He was requested to86 words
-
Article59 1949-07-06 1 CANTON, July s— Finance Mi. ulster li.su Kan-hsu of the Nationalist Govprnnu'ni in txU*', said on Monday that th« Nationalist Guv_ ernm^ni has resources to last 18 frlOlUha on tbe basis of itg present Hsu Ui*ged, the public to support •lc n- vv silverA.P. - 59 words
-
86 1949-07-06 1 100 SHIPS HELD UP DUE TO DOCKERS STRIKE LONDON. July 5. ---Nearly 100 .-hips are now held up in London docks as a result of the dock* rs dispute. Some men returned to work today bin others came out and the total now idle was given as 8.484. Th< iReuter - 86 words
-
105 1949-07-06 1 PRINCESS ELIZABETH MOVES TO HER OFFICIAL RESIDENCE I ONDON. July s.— Princess Eliza- took up official residence on M »nday at a home 0 t her own. II r pel sonal standard v.as flown m th fl Flagstaff in front of Clarence House, where she will live her husband PHnC«A.P. - 105 words
-
79 1949-07-06 1 WORLD BUDDHIST CONFERENCE NEXT MAY COLOMBO, .luly s.— The AU-Cey lon Buddhist Congress has sent in itations to Buddhist organisationthroughout the world to a confe rel e of the World Fellowship ol Buddhists t 0 be held in Ceylon l« May 1030 inference, which is the nrst kind, wiU lastReuter - 79 words
-
Article75 1949-07-06 1 COLOMBO July 5- A delegatioi i nting the Coconut Coromis *\on. will leav« for the Philippine* t:]y 6. I object of thr vis;- <- lo studj prosr* ss Gf the c idu* that country with «p"cial re. j d">iccatcd coconut Th d< legation expectf to return to Ceylon in firstFOC - 75 words
-
382 1949-07-06 1 HONGKONG, July 5. A Foochow Message to the kun& Sheung Daily News said today over 30,(100 Nationalist troops are at present stationed in various "strategic" positions in southern Fukien province to forestall a Ked invasion of South China through this province.A.P. - 382 words
-
Article39 1949-07-06 1 ALLAHABAD. July 5,- The Allahabad branch of the Hind Plying Club claims to have Bet up a Com. mon Wealth record by 100 hours flying in one day ancl 1.000 hours flying in on,, month. GIISGIIS - 39 words
-
286 1949-07-06 1 INDONESIA VAN ROYEN TO SEE SOEKARNO AT JAGJA S.x teams each of two observers, nding American, Austra- B British and French officers, wer e detailed by the team coordinator as the occasion deman d d A P. and Reuter BATAVIA, July 9. Non -official hut usually well informed Republican sourcesA.P.; Reuter - 286 words
-
147 1949-07-06 1 UN Rep resentatives Leave For Jogja To Welcome Soekarno BATAVIA, Julv s— Belgian. Australian and American representatives left for Jogjakarta todav In a United Nations plane for ceremonies welcoming Republican leaders back to that capital eity The three are ■tenters of the United Hatlons commission for Indonesia President Soekarno anoA.P. - 147 words
-
126 1949-07-06 1 1,000,000 NEGROES OUT OF WORK IN U.S.! WASHINGTON, July 3— Val J Washington of the Republican National t ommito-f says that mor> than 1.0GJ.000 Negroes are «ut ol work in the U.S. "Coloured leaders and some coloured newspapers,* 1 sa»d Washington in a statement, have been alarmed for some tim,.A.P. - 126 words
-
141 1949-07-06 1 Cripps Says "No Devaluation Of The Pound" LONDON, July s.— sir Stafford ripps, nancellor oi the t\ciiequer. turned down a suggestion in uie House of < ommons toda> Uiat he thouid press for revision ol the price of Bold. "Nc\ not at the moment," lit >aid. Mr. Richard Stokes (Labour)Reuter - 141 words
-
198 1949-07-06 1 SENATOR TOM PLEADS FOR QUICK SENATE APPROVAL X. ATLANTIC! PACT: WASHINGTON, July s.— Senator Com Connalljr, Democrat of Texas, opened U.S. Senate debate today m the Atlantic Pact with a plea for swift approval as "unmistak;»)le proof" that fiee nations will land together against attack In the treaty, he said,A.P. - 198 words
-
71 1949-07-06 1 BELGIAN CABINET FORMATION STILL A FAILURE BRUSSELS, July 5.— M. Paul Van Zeeland, veteran Catholic Sulator, today abandoned his efforts n f.»riv. a n< vv Belgian Gov^rnm'Tit. It wa> M ZeeUnd'e second n( empt to persuade the liberals to loin his Social Christian Party m n«w government. This ii th«Reuter - 71 words
-
Article32 1949-07-06 1 LONDON. July 5. -Russia. Czechoslovakia. Finland and Poland tave signed interlocking one-year trade agreements for the exchange of L T 5556,400.000 of goods, Moscow said. The agreements were ►igned in Moscow. A.P.A.P. - 32 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement8 1949-07-06 1 I THE P^PLE 1 Dally tr EGI gGArofti8 words
-
Advertisement177 1949-07-06 1 REGULAR FRESH ARRIVALS Obtainable at a rrrp a 1. Khalsa Trad- A,IA ing Co., 277. New Bridge —a*m a^ Road t****»\/f/ 2. Ra m J I t 1 Tiwari, 22 1 *—^"ffa^ t <rai£.goon K^MI Hoad. Am And other "fiff* Indian Pro- <f Hfctn^ vision Shop*. iHE UNITED AGENCIES 124,177 words
-
-
Article857 1949-07-06 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wednesday, July 6, 1949. MIC AND ITS WRECKING COMMITTEE' -VIII IN .all complete our th< three remain- ng Budh Singh's Circular, ai.d conclude this series w with a final summing up i icmur ea; "Tlie- name of the organisa- ng changed to 'Maiai Indian Congress' ..(la-857 words
-
422 1949-07-06 2 \ppeal To Sardar Patel From Prakasam- Sponsored Group! Elimination Ot Ministers Not Enjoying Public Confidence (Irom Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, July .">. Forty members of the Congress Legislature parly belonging to the former Premier Prakasam's group have sent an appeal to422 words
-
Article90 1949-07-06 2 FOC POONA, July s.— One out of every three newsboys in g I Poona is a student. They go round the city in the early I hours cf the morning deliver- Z ing papers or selling them on the streets. They return I home hy aan. toFOC - 90 words
-
Article78 1949-07-06 2 NEW DELHI, Jul> s.— lndia has ratified the International Wheat Agreement, it is learnt. Until June 30, most of the countries were said to have failed to ratify the agreement and it was (eared that the agreement might lapse. Britain, the greatest importer country, ratifiedFOC - 78 words
-
Article213 1949-07-06 2 INDIA GOVERNMENT EXPERTS \m DEHRA DUN, July 5.-Timher mr i si eel for many structural work., accord i Timber Expert to the Government of n Dr. Kamesam is preparing a scheme ul r wood in place of steel. He belieyea that preserved and created vvooaGIIS - 213 words
-
Article91 1949-07-06 2 Experts For India NEW DELHI, July s.— Three more malarial experts have been nominated by the World Health Organisation for work in India. They are: J. N. Henderson, Professor of Sanitary Science in the University of Colombo, is visiting the various irrigation and hydro- electric projects inA.P. - 91 words
-
Article53 1949-07-06 2 MADURA. July 5. Increased facilities for higher education will be available in Mathurai from this aoedemlc year with the opening on July 7 of the Thaiagarajar College founded by Mr. K. Thiagarajan Chettiar, Managing Director of Sn Meenakshi Mills. This will be the fourth Arts CollegeFOC - 53 words
-
Article, Illustration56 1949-07-06 2 photo. India's Premier Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru has received over SOO letters, mostly in Japanese, from Japanese schoolchildren who want him to send an Indian elephant to Tokyo Zoo. Photo shows: Three of the Japanese children's envelopes received by Nehru. The children made their request plain bv illustrations, and enclosed drawingsA.P. - 56 words
-
402 1949-07-06 2 TOKYO, July s.— Japan is today facing what seems to be a most serious postwar labour crisis. It will start developing within the next few days. The crisis arises mainlv out of American instructions to the Japanese to whittle down governmental payrolls in orderReuter; A.P. - 402 words
-
Article74 1949-07-06 2 CALCUTTA. July s.— Communist followers in some parts of West Bengal Province Use primitive weapons in their battles with police. Communist-fed hill tribesmen used bows and arrows and brickbats in a raid recently on a police post near Suri. In a clash at Islampur 25AP - 74 words
-
Article58 1949-07-06 2 LAUNDRYMEN ON STRIKE! 3UDAUN United Provinces July 5. -All the 100 dhobtes < washermen* of this rural town are reported to have gone on strike refusing to wash the clothes of any citizen. The strike followed a decree in tho local court, which directed the dhobies to wash fhe clothe.sFOC - 58 words
-
66 1949-07-06 2 KARACHI, July 5. Pakistan Boy Scout* will participate in ihc fourth world Rovtr meet at Skjak, Norway Aug. 2to 12. The highest mountain in Norway, Galdhopige;on, lic^ within easy r<ach and will be the object of one of the hik«e. The Pakistan contingentAP - 66 words
-
Article26 1949-07-06 2 "Power Co-operatives' In India BOMBAY J UI T trai this *o •\n. Prom be ot nun and p n add r >f th( C Jountrv, FOCFOC - 26 words
-
47 1949-07-06 2 (From Ou. 0,. CAM i ITA. J«|, w^? iirßii^ .In- 1,.,, India n. adopt -HaiKj M is Hi. National tnthf, M i publii n <* *l tj,. AlMn kim Chandra Author l»i«- function »a* held Place ol Kantalpara here on Saniaj Copyright47 words
-
Article58 1949-07-06 2 I NEW DELHI, .li: lj j itabhi Sitartnuyti, i Indian National b^ j blished a m w rectrd Oa i ia| <• (i.i-. letters, trithesi their siamp-. sl m v.. tal isthoril i ed to In ir the n< mu s how. v« i viFOC - 58 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement124 1949-07-06 2 j/» ""wn- iii.wnr;i!i'u w- iiimimiP' Minw.iiu iiiiiitiii :i*t i. 'ii.'.anmrij;::" V^^^aNTsO^^M^/^^^ CHAN I BE I m^^l new bridge iijfiX'r WINB cv j|:^ '-aj^JtiJm^^lL p^ pari (1 lro:n :a ::l vigour I riUUU NGOH LENG YEE FOO MEDICATED WINB Sc prepared after long researcn. Tnis took ll I RHEUMATIC complainu MOO124 words
-
-
112 1949-07-06 3 itt/e Do Not Recognise L y Pacts With Britain' ItPGHftN PAKISTAN l ENSION m 10IMING! Afghanistan does not recog'—///r present frontier b<- Pakistan as an international y to ihe President of the Afghan I quoted here yesterday by an io was replying onReuter - 112 words
-
Article16 1949-07-06 3 I:. 11. told rol R tn. our d cr< n .nr A.P.A.P. - 16 words
-
Article132 1949-07-06 3 SHANGHAI. July 5. Chinese N.itionalist bombers and fighters todav raided Shanghai for the fourth straight day yesterday. rhey hit the Western part of the city where on Sunday they knocked down one of tlie main radio station's six towers. sterday's atta 'k was opened byA.P. - 132 words
-
79 1949-07-06 3 STRICTER TRAFFIC REGULATIONS ENFORCED IN DELHI NEW DELHI. July 5. Nearly 100 cyclists ar<- prosecuted every day for breach ol traffic regulations. Emergency courts an? get up in i shades in heavy-traffic areas rj summarily oil<nders against receni drive to enforce stricter rol of traffic regulations. Enforcement will b rA.P. - 79 words
-
Article74 1949-07-06 3 NEW YORK. July 5. With a bit ol Texas tucked und< r his arm, Britain's Attorney General Sir rtley Shawcross Is headed home dapper British official left by plane Sunday ni^ht with a cowboy hat and boots and a dozen thick beefsteaks ancl some reassurances about the stateA.P. - 74 words
-
Article81 1949-07-06 3 MOTH EATS RS. 25,000 AHMEDABAD, July I Three bans containing moth- "eaten five-rupee currency notes to the value of Rs. Z 25,001 were found lying near a railway culvert in Cambay, about XO miles from here. It Z is believed they were thrown away by some one who had hoarded81 words
-
Article, Illustration91 1949-07-06 3 PHOTO. Chandernagore, Free French city 21 miles north of Calcutta, ended 256 years ol French rale on June 19 when i.»7.; of its inhabitants voted in one of the most peaceful postwar referendums tor merger with India. The total population is nearly 9*000; only lit voted to stay French. PhotoA.P. - 91 words
-
Article53 1949-07-06 3 CEYLON NEWS: Indian Minister To Switzerland GENEVA, July s.— Mr. Dhirajalal Etesai, Indian Minister to Switzerland, will on Tuesday present his credentials to the Pope as India's first Minister to the VaUcan, it was learned here yesterday. Mr. Desai, who will remain Minister to Switzerland, is cue in RomeReuter - 53 words
-
167 1949-07-06 3 SAN FRANCISCO, July :>. Communist Peiping Radio yesterday claimed the right of the "people's democratic new China" to sit in on the drafting of a Japanese peace treaty. Quoting Shen Chun-ju. a high-, ran&ing member of the Democratic Leagues StandingReuter - 167 words
-
114 1949-07-06 3 PONDICHERRY, Jul> :>. Demonstrators shouted anti- Indian slogan* In this French possession in So« th- East India Sunday and tried to |UtM down the Indian national tricolour from the premises of the "National Liberation Front." Police dispersed thrni after niakin» a f*'w arrests. Saturday night otherReuter - 114 words
-
142 1949-07-06 3 Tojo's Sword For Farming Community Museum WASHINGTON, July :>. Tojo's -word is going to become the permanent possession of a little farming community museum in the state of Ohio. It will be presented to the museum at L'rbana by General Eichelberger, to whom the prized personal sword was given hyA.P. - 142 words
-
Article109 1949-07-06 3 NO HOLD FOR COMMUNISM IN ISRAEL NEW YOKK, July .">. oininunisin has gained HO hold in Israel and never will, said a retently returned Jewish labour delegation here Too many immigrants have suffered under both Fascist and Communist totalitarianism, they asserted. Th^ members of the Jewish labour commmittee have justA.P. - 109 words
-
Article191 1949-07-06 3 BECAUSE OF RED VICTORIES IN CHINA NEW VOKK .lul> :>-Thf war Orient in a situation of iVar of <; Thomas J. McDonnell said on Sats 'That includes the Philippines, Japan, Korea and even Honolulu," said Bi.shop McDonnell, auxiliary bishop <•! Nc\v York an:', nationalA.P. - 191 words
-
551 1949-07-06 3 Says India Should Have Adopted Ceylon's Tactics To Win Freedom' CONGRESS DECISION NOT TO CO-OPERATE WITH BRITAIN DURING WAR WAS A MISTAKE COLOMBO, July 5.— If Inda had adopted Ceylon's technique of winning freedom there would not have been a division in India today. The Prime Minister, Mr. I). S.FOC - 551 words
-
Article169 1949-07-06 3 COLOMBO. Jul> s— The H«Vm of R<'pi«s«'nlativ«'s will pnxnt lh<" British Houst- of Common.*! with a S«*rgeaiit-al-Arni> chair In return for the Speaker's Chair and Mac*' pr»scntfd to it The Sergeam-at-Arms vhair will be made to fit in *Hh the Gothic architecture oi theFOC - 169 words
-
148 1949-07-06 3 GOOD GOVT. IS BETTER THAN SELF GOVT." COLOMBO, July 5.— "1 am not one of those who subscribe too easily to tho modern cliche that is better than good Government, for 1 cannot forget what bad Government means for the und«r-(lofi:," (l<<l.tr< the Gov- -friior-Gt'ni'ral Sir Hen r > MooreFOC - 148 words
-
Article72 1949-07-06 3 BURMA REBELS SEIZE GOLD STOCKS Rangoon. July 5. Communists gn the Pyinmana Area of Central Burma were officially rr-portod (j Monday t<> r* seizing gold stock is the rt'^ular army advances upon thj stronghold ol Pyinmana. Monday's military communiqw >aid thai the army had cleared road-blocks as far as Thathon,A.P. - 72 words
-
83 1949-07-06 3 Communalism Dwindling In The North Minister CIIAYAKACHCHARI, July 5 Mr C. Sittampalam, Minister of PosU and Telecommunication^. aid at a reception to him in th«Varaiiy Pillayar temple premises liat he was glad to W that comnunalism was disappearing in the North. He desired tht various communileg to live 'n harmonyFOC - 83 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement16 1949-07-06 3 MW "Wiiw nm '»^www»wi_wwwiwwM<««»»»*«»»^*^wwwt^ I ''il I/ W l fc I TIGER I STOUT I ''^KNGTH16 words
-
Advertisement74 1949-07-06 3 DIABETES, WHY WORRY? When D. T. Lim's Diabetes Herb Tea ran give you speedy relief. Get your Herb-Tea by your side and cat what yuu like. l>. T. LIM CO.. 24, Frinsep Street, Sing&porc. i^^^Ps^ W|U L i; U ro*say y^^s^~T this ii you i^f t to the roof //r74 words
-
-
249 1949-07-06 4 DELEGATIONS FROM MORE THAN 20 COUNTRIES EXPECTED contractors for the supply ol furniture and equipment which will be required by the visiting Delegations, if the Public Works Department is unable to cope with the work in time. The249 words
-
508 1949-07-06 4 INCIDENT IN KUNG AREA At 3.00 p.m. on July 4, in Division > ol Nigel Gardner Estate to Klany area (Selangor) a party of :>0 to 30 bandits attempted to attack the manager's bungalow by firing a few shots it th« bandits abductedA.P. - 508 words
-
Article179 1949-07-06 4 There has been a substantial drop in (fee average number of daily transactions recorded by the Rationing Oflice since its recent removal from the Victoria Memorial Hall which may mean that a large percentage of the population are unaware of this department's new offices. The following information179 words
-
Article80 1949-07-06 4 The Commissioner-General left toy Malayan Airways on Monday morning for North Borneo whore he will spend the next week on tour. He will spend a few d:iys in both Jesselton and Bandakan with visits also to neighbouring areas. Wniist he is in the Colony H.M.B. London80 words
-
Article65 1949-07-06 4 The R.A.F. Transport Command Vork Service operating i.n 4 air trooping" and garrjing urgent iieiKht between Singapore and the I nited Kingdom has now been resumed after its discontinuance for a year due to the aircraft being diverted to the Berlin airlift. The first York was due65 words
-
Article32 1949-07-06 4 MLETINC; The Third Meeting 01 the Second Session of the Federal Legislative Council will bo he*d in the Legislative Council Chamfcrr. Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday, Aug 3 a.l 10 a.m.32 words
-
106 1949-07-06 4 Broadcast Of Varsity Appeal Inauguration To-morrow When the University Appeal Fund is officially launched by the Governor. Sir Franklin Gi'ms n to-morrow. Thursday. Julv 7 In the Municipal Council Chamber the speeches will be recorded and extracts from them broadcast from Radio Malaya at 7.10 p.m. after thc news. The106 words
-
98 1949-07-06 4 CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL MEETINGS THIS MONTH Following Clinico-Pathoi' glcal meetings will be held by th: Alumni Association of tlie Kin.,' Edward VII College of Medicine I Southern Branch) during this month: July 6. 8 p.m.— Dept. of Pathology. General Hospital. Clinicc-Patho-logical Meeting. July 13, 8 p.m.— Adelphi Hotel. Dinner. Guest of Honour98 words
-
Article20 1949-07-06 4 Tne number of the ielephon newly installed at the residence ot Mr. G. S. Muthukrishnan is 8922?,.20 words
-
Article47 1949-07-06 4 Certificates for candidate wh took the above examinations hav/ now arrived from London Sue cessful candidates are asked t* ?all for them as under: School Candidates at their rm* pective schools. Private Candidates at the D partment of Education. sth floor Pullertcn Building, Singapore47 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement189 1949-07-06 4 SURRIENTO Dvv to sail on July 10th lor Colombo THIRD (L\SS FARES TO COLOMBO rih< $137.50 6 M L25.00 Dormitor) 90.00 JN'CLU.^IVE Ob MEALS \I»rLY: American Lloyd Agency Ltd,, 61, Robinson Road, SINGAPORE. Phone: 2180 11 Address: "AMECANLOYD" i N r anut E»S C ONC ENTBATED 0^ ESSENCE OF CHICKEN189 words
-
Advertisement97 1949-07-06 4 LAST DAV TODAY: J.IS, H.:*(J and M.ir, Pm SLENDANG DELIMA (A Super Malay Pieture) TOMO R R o w "JAG BITI" •Hindustani) I \fcfAimn OF ALL TRIUMPHS I VELAIKARI I STANDS HIGHEST Because In The Toughest I Days Of 1949 the I ONLY Thing Bigger Than j VELAIKARI IS ITS97 words
-
Advertisement11 1949-07-06 4 10l, U I 'if A DO lOOAI J^ Ashokii, '^o; (nd11 words
-