Indian Daily Mail, 17 August 1950
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Title Section16 1950-08-17 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. NO. 185. SINGAPORE, THBURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1950. FOUR I'AGES 10 CENTS.16 words
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125 1950-08-17 1 Settlement Of Kashmir Issue In Sight New Formula For Plebiscite Agreed Upon I KARACHI, Aug. 16.— Reliable sources in Karachi on Tuesday said that a new formula for a plebiscite in Kashmir 10 decide the fate of the area has been agreed on by India and Pakistan. Sir Owen Dixon,A.P. - 125 words
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270 1950-08-17 1 NON BRAHMINS' "CHARTER OF LIBERTY RETENTION OF COMMUNAL G.O. DEMANDED (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Aug. I«.— On tlu ere of the eefebratioa of Ike Third Anniversary of India's Freedoai the non-lirahmins denoairaled in Madras dtj on Aug. I I demanding retention of the Communal (i.O. which, they de a.cd.270 words
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93 1950-08-17 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) HYDERABAD. Aug. 16.— The one* autocratic Xizam has given up onmore of his exalted privileges tin daily holdup of all traffic on the City's main throughfare every morning "hen he proceeded out of palace for prayers. This followed a threat by the93 words
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83 1950-08-17 1 Burma Situation Greatly Improved Says Ceylon Envoy (From Our Own Correspondent j MADRAS, Aug. 16. trasnatw d. i.Mca, Ceylon Envoy in omnia, ieeaared touay that the Bonnew j i\<-rnni(-!ii bad crushed the rehei •ncnts "militarily."' lac situation in durms i < i great- improved and Lrovernment had earned tnr safety83 words
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139 1950-08-17 1 (From Our Own CMTMpoaicaft) HONMCHBRRY, Aug. It.— The Centra] Conmittec of the Prtadi India Republican Parly Sunday night constituted a threercan deputation to wait on the French India Commissioner and the Indian Consul-General here to request them to make representations to their139 words
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54 1950-08-17 1 The Singapore Government is now considering the position following on the High Court's rejection today of the Appeal by the U.S.I, for a stay of execution <t the Court's previous decision on Westerling. Meanwhile, Westerilng Is held under the Emergency Regui lation pending deportation, says an54 words
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Article63 1950-08-17 1 NEW DISTRICT IN MADRAS STATE (From Our Oun Correspondent; M ADDAS, Auk. 16. One mor» .iisirict has been added to Mad ras Stale by dividing the liugt i i.:ag:ipatant joistrict into twt with etlect from yesterday thi historic August Fifteenth. The new district cal'ed "Srika •.uiani" will consist of the63 words
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Article76 1950-08-17 1 CLASHES IN BOMBAY MILL STRIKE BOMBAY, Aug. 16. Clashes betveen strikers and loyal workers oc- u:ied today in Bomaay's textile mill iistrict, following the arrest of 100 Socialist and Communist strike leaden. Nearly a third of the 250.000 operatives continued the strike in its Jiird day, demanding more than twoA.P. - 76 words
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195 1950-08-17 1 THIRD BOMB ATTEMPT ON PROF. SARAVANE'S LIFE (From Our Own Co_-r«spond"nt i PONDICHERRY, Aug. 16. Prof. Lambert Saravane, Over <i* Deputy in the Paris National Assembly, lasl night escaped ..hurt in a bom!) attack by a cr:;wd .shouting "Down with Iniia," i.OO yards from the Indian Consulate-General in town. The195 words
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172 1950-08-17 1 EARTHQUAKE CAUSES HEAVY DAMAGE IN E. INDIA CALCUTTA, Aug. 16.— According to unconfirmed reports heavy damage was caused in Silignri, West Bengal by a severe earthquake which rocket Eastern India yesterday at about 2.15 p.m. GMT. Gauhati in Assam was p.ungec mtd darkness and the people rusher .icO the open.Reuter - 172 words
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Article47 1950-08-17 1 NEW DELHI. A M.—Parliament MUUited an enitv.-genry law cm Monday giving tho govci iiineni power to send food hoarders to prison for jicven yeary and fine them 2U limes the value of the hoarded food. In addition the food will be confiscated. A.P.A.P. - 47 words
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321 1950-08-17 1 UNITARY REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA TO BE PROCLAIMED TODAY JAKARTA, Aug. 1(J. The members of the new Republic's Parliament look the oath before President Soekarno at the presidential palace today. The Parliament, made up of representatives of the disbanded Jogjakarta Republic, and Federal United States of Indonesia, will be installed atA.P. - 321 words
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Article315 1950-08-17 1 U.S. TROOPS RE-CAPTURE WEAGWAN TAEGU, Aug. 16.— The deserted taam at Waegwun, half burned out by fire, has changed hands twice in the last 24 hours. The Americans withdrew yesterday and Communist patrols held the town until this morning when the doughboys counter-attacked and put them out. Neither the AmericansReuter - 315 words
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Article610 1950-08-17 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday.— Yesterday afternoon a bandit gang in another area of Perak murdered an estate conductor. The bandits tied him up and hacked him to death with a changkol. In the same area a bandit gang attacked a security forces patrol returning from the610 words
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Advertisement110 1950-08-17 1 TELL YOUR PRODUCTS TO THE PEOPLE through TAMIL MURASU The Leading TAMIL Dally In Malaya over 14 years 71, SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE. from SINGAPORE to NEW YORK 'o K\ M Constellation Just relax in your comfortable seat while the giant four-engined Constellation carries you quickly and easily to New York.110 words
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825 1950-08-17 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Thurs. Aug. 17, 1950. TO INDONESIA OUR GREETINGS! IT all reads like fiction now the successful struggle for Indonesian Freedom a struggle as hard a n d dithcuH, as thrilling a n d exciting as any which one can think of. It is not an imaginary825 words
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1356 1950-08-17 2 23 Killed, 200 Injured Sabotage Suspected CALCUTTA, Aug. 13 (By Air Mail?.— The 7 Ip Teofin Exprtasa which left How ah al 1 p.m. yesterav, August 12, collided shortly after midnight ni h some wagons of a Down goods train which had derailed1,356 words
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Article, Illustration43 1950-08-17 2 PHOTO. Prince Abdul Reza, brother of th < Shah of Iran. Moham.ned Reza Pahlevi. and hi-; bride are pictured following their marriage at Teheran on Aug. 2. The bride is the daughter of Ibrahim Zand. Governor of the National Bank of Iran.- A. P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article, Illustration72 1950-08-17 2 V. K. KRISHNA MENON. High Commissioner for India <left>ehat> with the very Rev. Father P. P.-ul Ramban. M.A., of the Assyrian Church of Malabar (the origin 1 Indian Christian Church*, at a reception held by the Indian r-udents Union at the University of London Aug. 9. It was their 3CthA.P. - 72 words
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287 1950-08-17 2 AGITATION FOR RETENTION OF COMMUNAL G.O. STILL GOES ON IN MADRAS (From Our Ova Correspondent) MADRAS, Amgm IC— Despite the Madras >tate Govern menlV decision to appeal to the Supreme Courl against the High Court decision invalidating the Communal G.O. public agitali.in continues to grow. Periyar Rama v....iu Naickcr, Dr»\ida287 words
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281 1950-08-17 2 (From Our o»vn Correspondent) MADR\S, Airr. 16, Madras Stale assembly adjourned lasl Saturday after a lo«g debase en the new scheme lor the study of language* for schools whereto English has become compulsory and Hindi optional. Discussion followed after a motion by281 words
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Article80 1950-08-17 2 THEFT OF NOTES FROM NASIK PRESS NASIK, Aug. 18m— The puttee levered on Thursday last 74 sheets rlnted currency notes from die y currency of the India Security at Nasik Road. The sheets wp-cv found abandoned neat the main gate of the Pres> following several police searches. Of the 234FOC - 80 words
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Article114 1950-08-17 2 President Dr. Rajendra Prasad has sent a telegram of sympathy to Uir General Manager, East Indian Railway, in connection with the railway accident on the night of August 12/13. The telegram says "The President is deeply distressed to hear the news of the serious accident to 7FOC - 114 words
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448 1950-08-17 3 CEYLON NEWS: Indian Chamber President Criticises 'Ceyionisation tiun' COLOMBO, Aug. l(i.— l H is against thj traditions of .Asian culture to discharge a person from to* existing employment in order to make }jom for another only on grounds of nationality," said Mr.448 words
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Article240 1950-08-17 3 COLOMBO, Aug. 15.— F0.d merchants in Juuna tt-vj «*nt an urgent apveal addressed o ail th. t&_Usters as wcu &o to &ever«J -vi. ps., tor immaaiate -...eps to p*e»eat lo.j items b&jag smugged out ox biie country througn nurtnern They state that sugar, the dlsFOC - 240 words
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Article168 1950-08-17 3 MAIN CAUSE OF VILLAGE MISERY COLOMBO, Aug. 13.— Rural development societies have, it i. understood, traced the main cause 01 village misery to children b~rn oat of wedlock. inej propose to take action to i.i.ua_a_c ui.o uy getting at. parentis woo u^o u^t uuuwUAa au~ __u_tuar-*ed coup_.es witnout ennui enFOC - 168 words
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230 1950-08-17 3 COLOMBO, Aug. 16.— 0f the 900,000 Indians in Ceylon only 2,300 have required Ceyion citizenship rights. The majority of these people, it is understood, are Indian businessmen and their families. Now that the Ceylon Indian Congress has decided not to oppose registration, more Indian residentsFOC - 230 words
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Article184 1950-08-17 3 Music With A Capital "M" COLOM3O. Aim. 16. "I urn SO happ/ to have been able to come to this music competition, because I sure that those here Who iavo been studying to re%ch this high standard will continue to »rk for good music n at Ju_t Sinhalese, or TamilFOC - 184 words
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Article218 1950-08-17 3 COLOMBO. Aug. 16. A letter addressed by the Vivekananda society, Colombo, to the Bait.caio-t ...a.va Maha Sabha, regarding tne election of a Hindu Temple on the premises of the proposed Un.v.rs.iy j; Ceylon was discussed at a special meeting of the Sabha. Mr. c- Ambalavaner. PrincipalFOC - 218 words
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196 1950-08-17 3 U.S. Vessels In Colombo Harbour: Opposition Leader's Demand COLOMBO. Aug. 16. In Parliament la^t week. Dr. N. M. Perera, Leader of the Opposition, protested a?ain:-,t the grant of fac.i.ti. s to an American llotilla now in Colombo HarDour on its waj to Korean waters. Lio -said that if Ceyl nFOC - 196 words
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Article, Illustration63 1950-08-17 3 Delegates from Indonesia. Japan. India. Pakistan, Ceylon and Burma representatlng some 800 million people, present in song the moral re -armament ideology before an audience of 1.000 during the World Moral Re-Armament Assembly at Caux. Switzerland At left are the Ceylonese singers, Mr. and Mrs. Surya Sena, who have givenA.P. - 63 words
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Article350 1950-08-17 3 U.N. MEDIATOR'S MESSAGE TO NEHRU BOMBAY, Aug. 12 (By Air Mail). Sir Owen Dixon, U.N. Mediator in the Kashmir dispute, sent a message to Bandit Nehru through the Indian High Commissioner in Karachi last night soon after his meeting with Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan,FOC - 350 words
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Article191 1950-08-17 3 PENANO, Aug. 10.— The problems conironting Maiaya and IndoChina are identical, observed a member of the U.S. Military Mission now visiting Maiaya to assess wnat and how U.S. aid shouid be extended to non-Communist nations of Asia in order to bolster ettorts to Deal offA.P. - 191 words
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Article418 1950-08-17 3 S.-EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES CONFER NEW DJhJLHI, Aug IJi.— The Radio Consultative Conference for South- has; Asia countries was inaugurated here on Aug. 7by Mr. Khurshed Lai, Deputy Minister for Communications, Government of India. Delegates from Afghanistan, Burma, Indonesia and Ceylon attended. Welcoming the delegates, the DeputyFOC - 418 words
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124 1950-08-17 3 NEW DELHI, Aug. 16.— Badar Vallabhbhai Patel. Minister of States, revealed in Parliament on Friday, Aug. 11 that 64 lakhs of Hyderabad "Independence" stamps were printed on the lapse of British paramountcy ar.d they were now being destroyed. Lala Raj Kanwar had asked whether it wasFOC - 124 words
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507 1950-08-17 4 Manchester Guardian's Views The MANCHESTER GUARDIAN devoted a Una leader recently to a discussion of the new Conference on Aid to South Asia, which is meeting in Britain next month. South Asia is an area, it said, into which the United507 words
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Article179 1950-08-17 4 :'k has o-i ii on tile Tr< nggam River Pumping Scheme. To marie the occasion, a ceremony was held on Sunday 'Aug. 13) at Pulan \i i song, a kampong about 4| mile from Kuala Trengganu Among those present at the ccr tnony were the Mentri179 words
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107 1950-08-17 4 NEW OFFICER AT AMERICAN CONSULATE GENERAL Tiio American Consulate Genera a Singapore- announced yesterday .hat Oscar V. Armstrong had a"ived here to take up his duties an viee consul. Mr. Arm-trong canv >ere from Baifon, where he had ueen on temporary assignment. i The new vice consul was born itUSIS - 107 words
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Article90 1950-08-17 4 Mr. J. A. Thivy. the Representa t;ve of the Government of India in Malaya, was entertained at B roektnil party last night at th Capital Blue room by Mr. M. Jamnadas. a wellknown Import Export Merchant and a Commttee Member of the Indian Chamber of90 words
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97 1950-08-17 4 University Week in Kuala Tiengganu will be bold from Oct. 2 t« a this year. This was decided R1 a meeting of the Kuala Trengg •inii District Uniwrsity. Appeal Com mittce held on Sunday, with Mr D. W. Hall. District Officer, Kualt. Trengganu, presiding. During97 words
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Article137 1950-08-17 4 Information has just been re-cf-ived that the Government cl Hong Kong now require prior application before visas may t>> granted for entry into or transit through Hong Kong. It to essential that applicants are able to give details of accommodat on being available in Hong Kong,137 words
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Article51 1950-08-17 4 Recruiting or Chinese for the Regular Malayan Police Force wll take place at the Seremban Police Station at 9 a.m. on Monday, Aug 21. Intending recruits in Malacc and Negri Se.nbilan are rcquestei to call oai the O.C.P.Ds in their ow; areas for guidance and further Jn51 words
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Article, Illustration367 1950-08-17 4 MONT OR LTD. mnm® stall at the trade FAIR HELD AT THE HAPPY W£M One of the most novel stalls at the Trade Fair at the Happy World is that of Mont or Ltd. with its big range of the new Parker "61" pens. Visitors lind the cream background restful367 words
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127 1950-08-17 4 The finalists for the Bingapor Boy-/ Club Football Competition, which ha* been organised by the Singapore Youth Council wijl contend at the P&dang today i.Aug. 17 > at. 5.15 p.m. The teams for this final event are th<? Prince Edward Road Boys' Club and the127 words
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Article89 1950-08-17 4 Royal Birth: Governor's Message The Governor ol Singapore) has sent the following congratulatory message to Mr. James Griffiths, th<Secretary uf Stale far the Colon'e on the occasion of the Roy i Birth "Please tender to Their Majesties the King and Queen and to H.R.M. Princess Elizabeth. Duchess of Edinhurg and89 words
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Article93 1950-08-17 4 The Governor ha,-, approved fch»« following appolntmentSJMr. Y F. Chew to be A*slstanl Executive Controller of Imports <nd Exports Temporary). Sinea•xwe. Mr. P. R. Mrtcalfe, M.C.S. to act -v.s Assistant Secretary for Chinese Affairs. SlnKaDor* Mr. Percy Milton Pennefather, Inspector of Police to act as Assistant Superintendent of Pol'cp93 words
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Article63 1950-08-17 4 A pa-rty of senior Boitjsh officer* ot the Navy, Army and Air Forcp arrived in Saigon from Singapore yesterday to hold discussions with French officers. The discussions will deal with military problems of mutual interest in the ar^a covered by the French and British Commands in63 words
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169 1950-08-17 4 Following la a statement of in-' conir and expenditure lor th3 reception of Pandit Jawaharlal Ne-mi Held on June 18 by the Iv>cal Indian Conjires^, Johore B.ihru:--Total collections $2,919 35 EXPENSES One Arch $500.0'J Electric Fittings (o the nbove arch 240.169 words
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