Indian Daily Mail, 14 June 1950

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. NO. 122. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1950. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Pakistan Breaks Kashmir Ceasefire Truce?
    195 1 Incident Involving 21 Deaths Reported U.N. OBSERVERS INFORMED NEW DELHI, June 13.-The first breach in 18 months in the Kashmir cease-fire truce wa s reported here today The newspaper Statesman in a dispatch from Jammu in (he southwest comer of the nor hern Indian state
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    13 KILLED IN LANDSLIDES
    80 1 13 KILLED IN LANDSLIDES CALCUTTA, June 13.—Landslides caused by cyclone killed 13 people In the tea garden city of Darjeeling on Saturday and Sunday, according to wireless reports reaching the West Bengal Government yesterday. The reports said 25 houses had been destroyed and that troops and police were helping the
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    NEHRU GOES SIGHTSEEING IN INDONESIA
    220 1 JOGJAKARTA. June 13.—President Soekarno yesterday took Pandit Xehru out sightseeing to Mendut and Borobudur, famous monuments. At Mi-dut Pandit Nehru spent over half an hour looking at the three statues. The central one is that of Gautama Buddha, a monolith sculpture which President Soekarno explained
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    SLIM DENIES EGYPTIAN PRESS REPORT
    335 1 DARWIN, June 13 Field Mar* thai Sir William Slim, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, was asked by i reporter on Monday to confirm or •deny a report that he had said in -Egypt that war is certain. The Egyptian newspaper Akbar El Yom reported
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    I MILLOWNERS URGE DECONTROL OF COTTON
    169 1 I MILLOWNERS URGE DECONTROL OF COTTON (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY, June 13.—Cotton and textile talks in ihe City continued today when Mr. Hare Krishna Mahatab, India's new Minister for Indus -ry and Supply, met a number of representatives of cotton traders and prominent Arms. Last evening Mr. Mahatab had
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    REDS BOYCOTT U.N. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONFAB
    65 1 LAKE SUCCESS, June 13.—Russia and her satellites boycotted the United Nations Conference on Technical Assistance to Back Areas at Lake Success on Monday. United Nations received word that the Soviet bloc would not attend the meetings, called by the General Assembly to create an
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    Hindu Mahasabha Wants To Oust Congress From Power!
    102 1 Hindu Mahasabha Wants To Oust Congress From Power! (From Our Own Correspondent) LUCKNOW, June 13. Mahant Digvijay Nath. General Secretary of the All-India Hindu Mahasabha declared here today that he would not hesitate to combine "all anti Congress elements including even the Communists" to oust the Congress from power. He
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    MENON CONFERS WITH ATTLEB
    27 1 LONDON. June 13.—Mr. Krishna Menon, Indian High Commissioner, had a long talk with Prime Minister Clement Attlee at 10. Downing Street, yesterday- Reuter
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    Khan Brothers Not To Be Released? FRONTIER PREMIER DEFENDS GOVT. POLICY
    202 1 Khan Brothers Not To Be Released? FRONTIER PREMIER DEFENDS GOVT. POLICY NATHIAGALAI, June 13.—Kh*n Abdul Qaiyum Khan, Premier of the North-west Fron tier Province in a press interview recently declared that his Government had no intention of revising their decision as regards the detention of the Khan brothers. The Premier
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    BURMA'S LAND NATIONALISATION POLICY NOT DISCRIMINATORY
    293 1 MINISTER BAKTAUATSALAM'S STATEMENT mm a rv»> a (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, June 13—P.W D. Minister Mr. M. Baktavalsa lam Member of the Government of India's Delegation to Burma to discuss the question of compensation due to Indian landowners expropriated by the Land Nationalisation
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    CITY FATHERS GAOLED
    176 1 NICOSIA, Cyprus, June 1/ .—The Mayor, Vice-Mayor and five Councillors of Limassol, Southern Cyprus, gaoled last Saturday for refusing to fix authorised nameboards to two streets, have been held 22 hours a day in unlighted cells, it was officially stated here on Saturday. I The statement, following
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    "DYARCHY" IN HYDERBAD ?
    170 1 "DYARCHY" IN HYDERBAD (From Our Own Correspondent) HYDERABAD, June 13.—Four new State Congress memI hers were sworn in yesterday by the Rajpramukh (the Nream og Hyderabad) and portfolios were distributed among the new Cabinet. o* ,ThL. Chief Minister Mr- M K. VeUodi, nominee of the I States Ministry win be
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    PAK ATTACK ON BURMA POLICE TOO REPORTED!
    94 1 PAK ATTACK ON BURMA POLICE TOO REPORTED! RANGOON, June 13.—A Burmesa Government spokesman Monday evening confirmed that Pakistani police nad fired at a Burmese river police boat and wounded a Burmese constable. Earlier reports said the Burmese were fired on while boarding a boat suspected of rice smuggling. The spokesman
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    NO DECISION ON PROPOSED ROUNDTABLE CONFAB
    158 1 NO DECISION ON PROPOSED ROUNDTABLE CONFAB CAPETOWN, June 13. South Africa and Pakistan have not yet decided whether to go ahead with a proposed Roundtable Conference without India, Prime Minister Dr Daniel Malan told the Union assembly here today. South Africa still awaited Fakistan's reply to the Union's proposals for
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    LIAQUAT ALI TO RETURN AT THE END OF THE MONTH
    85 1 LIAQUAT ALI TO RETURN AT THE END OF THE MONTH LONDON, June 13.—Mr. Liaquat Ail Khan, Pakistan's Prime Ministei, will arrive in London by air from New York on June 24, it was officially announced by the Pakistan Hign Commission in London today. The Prime Minister, who will be accompanied
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    KASHMIR — TIBET TRADE TALKS
    89 1 KASHMIR TIBET TRADE TALKS NEW DELHI, June 13.—Kashmir and Tibet are negotiating a trade greement. The Kashmir Government has sent a four-man trade delegation to Leh, capital of its Ladakfi Province, io begin talks with a Tibetan traue mission already there. Ladakh is known as Little Tiber and has greater
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    30 1 NAINI TAL. India, June 13. a four-man Scottish mountaineering party has begun climbing 23,645-n high Nanda Devi, third highest peak in the Himalavas. w h Murray is the leader. A.P
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wed. June 14, 1950. A BLESSING IN DISGUISE!
    658 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wed. June 14, 1950. A BLESSING IN DISGUISE! IT is not for the Indian Daily Mail or for that matter for any other Indian institution or Indian individual, to suggest who should be this leader of the Malays in the country. Neither is it the job
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    All About Dr. Matthai's Resignation
    453 2 Differences With Prime Minister MATTHAI'S FIRST STATEMENT NEW DELHI, June 13.—Dr. John Matthai, Finance Minister, told PTI in an interview here On May 31, a few hours before he was scheduled to hand over charge, that he considered it necessary to resign from the Cabinet
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    Differences Over Indo-Pak Agreement, Too! MATTHAI'S REPLY TO NEHRU
    2121 2 Differences Over Indo-Pak Agreement, Too! MATTHAI'S REPLY TO NEHRU NEW DELHI, June 13.—Dr. John Matthai, ex-Finance Minister, Central Government, in a statement on June 2 explained in detail the reasons for his resignation from the Union Cabinet. One of these, he said, was his differences over the Indo-Pakistan Pact. Dr.
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    DR. MATTHAI LEAVES FOR KASHMIR
    129 2 NEW DELHI, June 13.—Dr. John Matthai, former Finance Minister, left Delhi by air for Srinagar on June 3 accompanied by his wife. As the aircraft was about to take off, a flash message was received at the control tower that the Deputy Prime Minister, Sardar
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    NO DIFFERENCES ON MAJOR POLICY, SAYS PANDIT NEHRU
    972 2 DISAGREEMENT ON SETTING UP OF PLANNING BODY TRIVANDRUM, June 13.—Before concluding his address at the public meeting in Trivandrum on June 1 evening, Pandit Nehru referred to Dr. John Mattliai's interview giving reasons for his resignation from the Central Cabinet. Pandit Nehru
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    "DR. MATTHATS VIEWS SURPRISING"
    142 2 NEW DELHI, June 13—Prof G. Ranga, a member of the Congreu Planning Sub-Committee, said oa June 2 that he was "surprised at Dr Matthai's views on the very conceiv tion, work and timing of the appoint ment of the National .Planning Com' mission." In a statement,
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    Buddhism Only Salvation For 'Depressed Classes' Says Dr. Ambedkar
    440 3 Speech At Colombo CEYLON NEWS: Reception COLOMBO, June 13. Addressing a mammoth gathering in the Colombo Town Hall on June 6 night, when the All-Ceylon Scheduled Caste Federation accorded a rousing reception to Dr. Ambedkar, the learned Doctor declared he was
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    DR. MATTHAPS RESIGNATION
    76 3 (Continued on Page 2) ment it is extremely important that we should be careful not to barter away vital national interests. It is right in a great cause for individuals to sacrifice their personal interests. But a Government is in the position of a trustee for millions
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    CANTON OFFICE TIME-BOMBED
    65 3 JAuiNii, June 12. The Kwangtung Provincial Government and the Military Control Commission offices in Canton were simultaneously time-bombed at 1.00 a.m. on June 3, according to an unconfirmed Chinese press report. Numerous important documents, it ■vas reported, were destroyed and several officials were killed. The report said
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    HYDERABAD ISTRY
    487 3 H YDERABAD ISTRY L j^ m^ 13. A Press communique II If rACC na announced the following rllgl V99 finistry." MOONSOOJSI' IN S Ci) tvttt/BT MhmHWHr maiasaaii «r. (3) Shri P. H. Krishna Rao On the advice of the Chief Minister of Hyderabad, H.EJL the Nizam has decided to appoint
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    BANK OF CEYLON TO OPEN BRANCHES
    22 3 COLOMBO, June 13.—The Ban of Ceylon will open a, network obranches In the Island to encourage
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    Reuters Man in Berlin Replaced
    225 3 LONDON. June 13.—Reuters r( 1 ceived news yesterday afternody that its chief correspondent y Berlin. Mr. John Peet, staged ye^__ terday what appeared to have bee, a premeditated announcement x his opposition to the policies of t) United States and the Weste: T European Powers.
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    FREER TRADE BETWEEN PAKISTAN AND JAPAN URGED
    108 3 FREER TRADE BETWEEN PAKISTAN AND JAPAN URGED TOKYO, June 12. Mr. H. M. Habibullah, visiting Pakistan businessman, on June 10 suggested that the Japanese Government accord reciprocal treatment to Pakistan by allowing Imports from Pakistan on the open general licence, according to Japanese newspapers. Mr. Habibullah said that the step
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    INDIAN NAVAL ATTACHE FOR U.K.
    44 3 NEW DELHI, June 13.—Commander B. S. Baswani, Deputy Director of Indian Naval Engineering, has been appointed Deputy Indian Naval Adviser to the Indian High Commissioner in the United Kingdom. Commander Baswani will he sailing for the U.K. shortly.- F.O.C.
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    NURSE FAINTS AFTER SEVENDAY HUNGER-STRIKE
    331 3 NURSE FAINTS AFTER SEVENDAY HUNGER-STRIKE COLOMBO, June 13.—T0 draw the attention of the Government to Hooliganism "inside and outside the Kankesanturai Hospital" was the object of the seven-day hunger strike which nurse de Hoedt has just ended. She fainted and had to the other day but was back tuberculosis patients.
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    GIRL SAYS SHE MUST MARRY RESCUER
    91 3 OALLE. June 13. —W. A. L. Oamage Soma, who pleaded guilty to a charge of having attempted to commit suicide by jumping into a well, told the Galle Magistrate, Mr. R. L. Bartholomeusfc, that she wanted to marry an excise guard, ▼fcQ had twM
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    Pandit Nehru Will Visit K. L & Penang Also
    123 4 Pandit Nehru Will Visit K. L Penang Also Indians In Federation May Fly Tricolour On The Occasion Announcement By Mr* Thivy We have been informed by Mr. J. A. Thivy the Representative of the Government of India, that Prime Minister Pandit Nehru will be visiting Kuala Lumpur on Monday, June
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    STATEMENT
    142 4 An Matthai, Finance Mini- I in May 31, a few hours charge, that he considered trai ft owing to "differences of »«ni I public policy between him wa* men >nths would be the most the itry and it wouhj .not be in *lolj le Government by making cabi en
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    THANKS TO PRINCESS ELIZABETH
    73 4 Governor of Singapore has despatched a telegram on June 10 to Mr. Higham of the Colonial Office thanking him for his assistance in obtaining a message from Princess Elizabeth which was received at the opening of the Princess Elizabeth workmen's dwelling flats. The Governor has asked
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    TALK ON THEOSOPHY
    59 4 A talk on the Fundamentals of Theosophy "God, the Lover" will be given by Mr. K. N. Ramanthan at the Theosophlcal Society, 8 Cairnhill Road, tomorrow Thursday, at 6.30 p.m. This will be the second lecture in the series of addresses organised under the auspices of the
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    TROPICAL TRIALS FOR R.A.F. VALLETTAS
    85 4 Two R.A.F. Valletta* arrived at Changi yesterday afternoon to undergo tropical trial lasting 2 months. During their stay in Singapore these twin engine aircraft will ne attached to No. 48 Squadron, being used initially in the role of transport aircraft, later flying on air supply
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    LEAST UNEMPLOYMENT IN UNITED STATES NOW
    337 4 WASHINGTON, June 13. America's factories, mines and farms added an additional million workers to their payrolls between April and May, bringing unemployment down to the lowest level recorded this year, the Department of Commerce reports in its monthly survey of the labour force. Total
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    CEYLON TAMIL WOMEN'S MEETING
    35 4 There will be a meeting of Ceylon Tamil Women at the Ceylon Tamils' Association, 11, Handy Road. Singapore today (Wednesday) at 6.30 p.m. All Ceylon Tamil women are requested to attend.
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    TALK ON "TAMIL LITERATURE"
    47 4 "Tamil Literature" will be the subject of a talk to be given by Mr. P. S. Raman on Thursday, June 15 at 8.30 p.m. at the British Council Hall (Stamford Road) under the auspices of the East-W«st Society. The public are cordially invited.
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    BIRTH
    21 4 TO LEELA wife of M w No. 3, Parry Avenue, Sln£nS* Baby Boy on 13th June '50 T, I Dispensary.
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