Indian Daily Mail, 24 August 1949

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 195. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS
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    Admiral Nimitz To Act As Mediator For Kashmir Truce?
    203 1 Pakistan Says 'Our Attitude Depends On His Terms Of Reference' f i\llU HI Aug 2:t. Pakistan will have no objectj mediator in her dispute with India over hnvr provided his task is confined to the imple\Mion of i dating resolutions of
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    R.A.F. SPITEIRE CRASHES IN HONG KONG
    62 1 R.A.F. SPITEIRE CRASHES IN HONG KONG Am KAF id. -,-,d burnt while I j Airport, killing i e said the out of control, id with wings bottoms id* up and und wi'h 2t r<l The r suiting fir« -guns, <ndanm'_ number of spectator! while f ir* led •\v danget and
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    BR. SHIP'S FUTILE ATTEMPT TO ENTER SHANGHAI
    34 1 A«S 23.—Na[nm naval headquarters ■^aiiritish merchantman ti.rnr,! back from an at- l.lockaded Shanc- the ship was not, t lit- naval said, ordred th<> Bri- Hong Kong A.P.
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    U.S. WARSHIPS TO VISIT SPAIN
    30 1 U.S. WARSHIPS TO VISIT SPAIN U.S. warnext month in, GkHer&U*ranco iuok uow<»S ate Dvptirta reporter the id«g and does chance in this uidc toward Franco the lorth warships U A.P.
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    PAKISTAN FINANCE MINISTER
    27 1 PAKISTAN FINANCE MINISTER Mi Ghulam Finance London on f( 'night's holi- D Northern for New York >T 'ussions with 1 m«m officials a] and hnci nMB Reuter
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    NEW WORLD ROAD CHARTER CONFERENCE
    51 1 NEW WORLD ROAD CHARTER CONFERENCE India is have a£Cep|T V^. r^ nee open L-irvS dfa^ a n «w world plcc oapjifv travel. r*> nciud. the UnitS **.ttiii' Ba] Kari l i, Czeuu^«ary an* Yugot. lavia Thirty other- were invited but Russia had not replied and Pakistan declined to «*nd representative.
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    KASHMIR MUSLIM CONFERENCE
    103 1 SECRETARY SUSPENDED SIALKOT, West Punjab, Aug. 23. The working committee of the all Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Con_ ference yesterday suspended its General Secretary Agha Shaukat Ali, and ordered an enquiry into his conduct The Conference is the political organisation supporting the proPakistan Azad (free) Kashmir Gov_
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    Chiang In Canton For Emergency Military Conference
    411 1 Chiang In Canton For Emergency Military Conference CHINA: TO COMPLETE PLANS FOR DEFENCE OF SOUTH CHINA CANTON, Aug. 23.— Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek arrived in Canton on Tuesday as the Chinese Communists got ready their invasion of the Province holding this Nationalist refugee capital. Chiang will preside at a meeting
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    Russo-Yugoslav Rift Leading To Threat Of War!
    397 1 BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug. 23. The hardboiled struggle between Russia and Yugoslavia appeared Monday to be reaching beyond the name calling stage to n threat of war cables Alex H. Singleton, A.P. correspondent. Coming to the fore is the dynamite laden question. What would
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    Madras To Be The Joint Capital Of Tamiland & Andhradesa?
    125 1 Madras To Be The Joint Capital Of Tamiland Andhradesa? BULUSU SAMBAMURTHI'S SUGGESTION (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Aug 23 Mr. Bulu«u Sambamurthi former Speaker of the Madras Legislative Assembly, has suggested that Madras City should be the joint capital of the proposed Linguistic Provinces of Andhradcsa and Tamitnad Addressing a
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    Hague Roundtable Conference Opens
    506 1 DUTCH PREMIER REITERATES DE'JIUON TO TRANSFER SOVEREIGNTY OF INDONESIA THE HAGUE, Aug. 23. The Dutch Prime Minister, Dr. WiJlem Rhees, opening the Round Table Conference here which is to decide the future of Indonesia, said that the Netherlands had taken the "irrevocable resolution" to transfer the
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    Dutch Casualties In Clashes With Republicans
    129 1 B ATA VIA, Aug. 23.— Dutch farces lost 24 killed £.nd 8 wounded in isolated clashes with Republicans on Java and Sumatra between Aug. 10 and 19. Dutch sources sta^d to. day. Republican sources stated they were still encountering difficulties in reaching their units,
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    " PURDA " NO SHIELD FOR WOMEN!
    98 1 PURDA NO SHIELD FOR WOMEN MADRAS, Aug. 23— Women in 'purda" (oriental veil) have no right to claim exemption from personal appearance in court, accord. ing to a ruling of the Madra* High Court. The court gave this ruling, rejecting an application by a Muslim woman who was seeking divorce
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    GENERAL SITUATION IMPROVES IN HYDERABAD
    83 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) HYDERABAD, Aug. 23 —The g« neral situation in the Districts oK Razakar a nc Communist strongholds have considerably improved according to information received by the Military Governor's Headquarters here. Military and police patrols have rounded up a large number of Communist
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    BUMPER COFFEE CROP FORECAST IN INDIA
    90 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) COONOOR, Aug 23 —A bumper coffee crop has been firecast n India this year by Mr. F. G. Wallace. President of the South Indian United Planter^ Association. Addressing the annual meeting o f the Association, Mr. Wallace said the crop
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    NO HINDI IS N.Z UNIVERSITY?
    35 1 WELLINGTON, Aug. 23.— Th* New Zealand University Senate decided today not to allow candidate s from Fiji to take Hindi as a foreign language fir University >-nl ranee examinations.- Reuter
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    23 1 MADRAS, Aug IS.— A hlazr a cem«nt factory at Mathukkarai <n Madras province caused damai*' pstimati'd at £75,000 oMuml sources suspect sabotage Reuter
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wed. Aug. 24, 1949. NO POLITICS FOR GOVT SERVANTS-III
    708 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wed. Aug. 24, 1949. NO POLITICS FOR GOVT SERVANTS -III WHAT and what immediate consequences are likely to follow the decision of the Government of the Federation of Malaya to permit their servants to join political organisations? f The most disastrous of the im- 1 mediate
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    Jaiprakash Narain Wants Ban On Communists Lifted!
    110 2 Jaiprakash Narain Wants Ban On Communists Lifted! CALCUTTA, Aus. 23. Mr. .laiprakash Narain. Indian Socialist farty leader, urged the Gt»veniiiiciil oj West Bengal to remove the ba.n on the Communist Party which it imposed in March. 1948. (There are about 2.500 Communist detained on security grounds throu^aout India). "Give them
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    Communist-led Mob In S. India
    196 2 Details Ot Atrocities In Madura And Salem (From Our Own Correspondent) N MAI>HAS, Aug. 2:5. Reports of serious Communist Jed mob attacks on police stations have been received from Madura and Salem Districts. The attacks followed arrests of Communist leaders attempting to disrupt Congress District
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    Police Clash With Bengal Aboriginal Tribes
    166 2 CALCUTTA, Aug. 23. Five were killed and six injured whon police tired on a band of Bengal aborigt rial Laiks In a village in Bisnnupur district 100 miies west of Calcutta, a report reaching here saiu. One ot those killed was a woman. The
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    Calcutta University To Organise Expedition To Mount Everest
    67 2 CALCUTTA, Aug. 23. The Calcutta University is shortly organising an expedition to climb Mount Everest, the highest peak of the Himalayas, according to Dr. S. P. Chatter ji, Professor of Geography. Dr. Chatter jee said that the Uni_ versity is now in
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    Ceylon To Set Up Basic Technical Training Institute
    271 2 CEYLON SEWS: 300 Biys For The Start COLOMBO, Aug. 23.— When Sir John Kotelawala. Minister of Transport and Works, lavs the foundation stone at Kalmalana for the Basic Technical Training Institute, he will be taking a step in placing Ceylon on a
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    COMMUNISTS CALLED A 'SET OF CLOWNS'
    95 2 COMMUNISTS C ALLED A 'SET OF CLOWNS' COLOMBO, Aug. 23.— Mr. A K c.oonrvinha, Chief Government Whip a nd Minister Without Port_ folio, who spoke at two anti-Com-munist propaganda meetings in Uv Weligama constituency, described Communists as a set of "clowns" who were misleading the masses. He felt that strong
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    52 2 THOTO. Pakistan 11/.h Commissioner Ha bib Ibrahim Rahimoola (in u'/iite) pivots a hoop of Kovcr Scouts from all parts of Pakistan who came from the International Kovcr Scout Rally in Conway, Wales to attend the Pakistan I* dependence Day eelcbrailoni at the High Commissioner's OUmp <*i i.owndos smmrp imiHnn Aug.
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    Disturbances On The Increas
    104 2 S. Indian "Nightingale" Helps Fund For Technological Institute (From Our Own Correspondent) KUMBAKONAM, Aug. U3. The incomparable M S. Subhulakshmi ;igain demonstrated her willingness to use her talents for good cause when sh<* gave a music concert here on Sunday evening in aid of the Madras
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    Foreign Minister Maun Confers With Bevin
    476 2 BURMA: Talks Ranged On Fnn», Of Pacitic Union hS LONDON, Aur. 23.-Bunne* i I U. E Maun R arrived in London J& Mi J from New lork and a lew hours I av b I Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin r rii| u7l Although no
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    BRIBE-GIVER IS GIVEN BACK THE BRIBE
    95 2 BRIBE-GIVER IS GIVEN BACK THE BRIBE JAFFNA, Aug. 23.— An UnUXL. ployed man, V. Aiyadurai, who had offered a Rs. 10 bribe to Labour Inspector V. Subram&niam of Chundikuli to employ him in the Kank* 1 santurai Cement Factory, was warned and discharged by Mr. F. Conrad Perera, Jaffna Magistrate,
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    No Immediate Red Dange To Burma Says U. Maung
    118 2 No Immediate Red Dange To Burma Says U. Maung NIW YORK In I Hannffi »rrijn NiniKtn J aid ia»f :ii;li' MMMMi rr*| i Ihiu placN In, roumrrl immediate daagti >J:.iin;, leafing phi i. r 1 J ion. said be hIS "a 'ih'iHiu;!! ill WMBMM vn»h ih. s'iji, H i;nnl »n
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    100,000 GIVE ROUSINE WELCOME TO R.S.S. LEADER
    75 2 100,000 GIVE ROUSINE WELCOME TO R.S.S. LEADER ni u dm.iii. \iu 1 00.000 proplr wrlc«»mfd (iolwalkar rh.H »l U" l:t Swavjiiu Sefll S*nfl militant Hindu ..r^anwiK* Delhi railwft) sUI f»»* Mr. (.olvv.ilkar b> on i«g uidr tour to reorftnise tv "«n tawmtteHMi f«r i Mid ealteral ■*SNHatL|S5 NHa tL|S roui»tr>
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    Temple Restoration Society
    153 2 JAFFNA, Aug. 23— A meeting Of the Working Committee of the Thirukethe«svaram Temple Restoration Society was held recently at the Old Kathiresan Temple, Bambalapitiya. Mr. Suppiah Saravanamuttu, Advocate, presided. Mr. S. Kethe«s_ varawwas co-opted as a member. A subcommittee was appointed to draw up a list of
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    Ceylon Parliament Speaker To Go To Sweden
    96 2 Ceylon Parliament Speaker To Go To Sweden COLOMBO. Aug. 23 -Sir Francis Molamtiiv. Speaker of tlw Housr ol Representatives, and Mr. R. G. Scnanayak«\ Parliamentary S''cr<*tary to the Ministry of Defence* and External Affairs, will be t Wo of four delicate* from Ceylon to attend the IntcrJParlia^uentary Com. rence in
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    World Spotlight Focussed On The Historic Hague Conference!
    157 3 gyinbo!ises A New Postwar Era Of East-West Co-operation .»'.'</ .23.— .•iKian \ahonalists, European and American political oin ol the world s most powerful commercial interests were lookinq s rday cautiously hopeful that a new postwar era of east-west J //r ,.s a/
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    DUTCH PREMIER TO OPEN CONFERENCE
    816 3 i nmeni n pre- Cabinet U'l by ITi unti utior Indonesia ror the i,H i Ml i I PROBLEM ,l the >t:itnl< i, 1( Netherlands-] in d t hi- machimi union will \y 1., licved »>> t diflfcul ,1 table conference i Com >i <>•-,
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    Final Act Of Four-Year Drama Of Indonesian Independence Being Opened
    340 3 Final Act Of Four- Year Drama Of Indonesian Independence Being Opened Mil PLAYED BY ASIAN CONFERENCE RECALLED THE HAGUE, Aug. 23.— Final act of the four-year drama oi Indonesian independence opens here today, cables H. G. Franks, Reuter's Correspondent. At 2 p.m. in the lovely Mediaeval hall of Knights, Dutch
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    Indonesian Reds Will Not Be Able To Make Much Headway
    149 3 Indonesian Reds Will Not Be Able To Make Much Headway REPUBLICAN ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF'S VIEWS CALCUTTA, Aug. 23. Communists in Indonesia will not be able to make much headway if The Hague conference, opening on Tuesday, proves a success. Col. I. B. Simatupang, Chief of Staff of the Indonesian
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    INTERNATIONAL ASIAN LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
    59 3 INTERNATIONAL ASIAN LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP KARACHI, hmg. ZZ.— lt was announced here yesterday that thr international Lawn-tennis championship of Asia will rommen'-e in Calcutta on I>cc. 22. The invitation to com pet? sent to 17 nations including Britain, the I nitcfi States. France. Belgium. Canada, Egypt and China has already
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    RAZVI TRIAL: NAWAZ JUNG'S FALSE STATEMENT
    127 3 RAZVI TRIAL: NAWAZ JUNG'S FALSE STATEMENT HYDERABAD, Aug. 23. Four prominent Moslems here yesterday described a complaint filed witn the United Nations Security Council by Moin Nawaz Jung:, former Minister of Hyderabad, as "a false statement.*' Moin Nawaz Jung wrote to the' President of the Security Council on Friday, complaining
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    32 3 PHOTO. Dr. M. S. Menta, New Indian Ambassador to the Netherlands inspects a guard of honour before entering the Royal Palace at Amsterdam, on Augr. 15, to prese"* Uic Queen Juliana.- A.P.
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    New Talks On S. E. Asian Union Anti-Red Pact To Be Held. Soon
    316 3 New Talks On S. E. Asian Union Anti-Red Pact To Be Held. Soon MANILA, Aug. 23.— New talks on the formation ot a South-East Asian Union to fight communism first time against United Nations background— are expected to follow the arrival soon at Lake Success of Brigadier-General Carlos Romulo, permanent
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    Price Of Malabar Ginger Goes Up
    90 3 MADRAS, Auk 23.— China taint; out oi Ihe run now as tcin^n exporter. South Indian \v«vst cmkni finger has K(»ne up in pi ice Ilk* penpn*. the largest Kmporicm tiriim Miduir. Lust countries. Ihis report \v;i> made Sunday b> a ginger plantation owner. He
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      168 3 LNAPOU DUE TO SAIL SEPTEMBLIfard SURRIENTO DUE TO SAIL SEPTEMBER 26th For Colombo, Port Said, Naples, Genoa and Marseille:* FARES TO COLOMBO ARE AS FOLLOWS: NAPOLI SLRRILNTO First class $225.00 First class EMI »«> Second class $165.00 Cabin 4 berths 51. 17 50 Dormitory 90.00 Cabin 8 berths fl£s.M Dormitory
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    Reduce The Water Rates In Rural Area
    1222 4 Mr. Balwant Singh Reiterates Anneal In Legislature POOR PEOPLE'S LOYALTY TO GOVT. IS ENHANCED BY IMPROVING THEIR LOT Speaking in the Singapore Legislative Council yes-In-day 9 Mr. Hal want Singh, elected Member for Rural West, reiterated his appeal to the Government, on behalf
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    SRI AURUBMOO'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED IN KUALA LUMPUR
    433 4 The 78th birthday of Sri Aurobindo was celebrated on Sunday last Aug. 21, at the Vivekananda Ashram Kuala Lumpur, under the auspices of the Shuddha Samaj, an organisation recently formed to propagate the gospel of Yogi Shuddha nanda Bharati. Though the birthday was
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    "Avani Saturthi" Festival At Katong Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple
    129 4 Avani Saturthi Festival At Katong Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple The Hindu Start of the Municipality of Singapore will observe and celebrate the "Avani Sathurthi" festival at the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple, 19, Ceylon Road, Katong. on Saturday, Aug. 27 from 5 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. It is a very propitious
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    LOWER PERAK INDIAN ASSN., TELOK ANSON
    82 4 The half-yearly General Meeting of the Lower Perak Indian Association. Teluk Anson will be held on Sunday. Aug. 28 at 4.30 p.m. The agenda of the meeting will be to confirm the minutes of the 1948 Annual General Meeting; to pass the half-yearly accounts
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    Talk On Malay Music
    83 4 Today Wednesday, Aug. 24 over Radio Malaya Singapore at 10.00 p.m., John Duclos, in an illustrated talk, will be "Talking of Malay Music." Some of the musical illustrations will be played by the Orchestra of Kampong Bahru Ghazal. Hindi Examination of the Dakshina Bharat Hindustani prachar
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    HUGE ARMS DUMP DISCOVERED CN ESTATE IN KUANTAN AREA
    631 4 30 JAPANESE MACHINEGUNS ALL IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION! Yesterday, Aug. 23, a police military party discovered an arms dump at Atbara Estate, in' Kuantan area (Pahang). The dump contained thirty Japanese machineguns, all in a first class condition and complete with
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    MEMORIAL FOR CHIN MASSACRED
    55 4 MEMORIAL FOR CHIN MASSACRED 1 I *y» an o:: JJ firman is ■fov,rnm, n £j 1 l n purp LJ 'wriai ana t ;roposeo c£ l^ Pr onven, Broadcast Tail from 2.) Ka on s m coun t I domination I •vurk at 7 1 •aUs of the ln S
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