Indian Daily Mail, 22 August 1950

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail *Ohm VI. NO. 150. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1950. POUR PAGES 10 CENTS
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    Nehru Stresses Need For Urgency In Meeting Food Situation
    252 1 Premiers rood Ministers Of States Confer In Delhi (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Aug. 21.--" rime Minister Pandit Nehru addre^i"ji: a ("(inference of Chief .v misters and Food Ministers 0 f a il States on Saturday emphasised the need for
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    39 1 PHOTO) Pictured berc al Loadoa'i Scotland va<i th.s naoraiag Smg. 16 aro Mary Voon < ri^iii 21, the only wo omm poliee Inspector in Malaya, and ■ergent policewoman L\ Laykam. Mart' tame to London to studv British Polite methods.- A.P.
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    PAR FLAG ON MOUNTAIN PEAR
    69 1 KARACHI, Aug. 21 .—The Palustathat Norwegian Mountaineei -a i to the top of Tirich Mir, Pakistan's highest peak, has been presented to Governor-General Khawja Nalimuddin by Prof. Arne Naess, leader of the mountain climbers. The presentation was made at s tea party given for the
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    DIXON CONCLUDE TALKS ON KASHMIR
    121 1 KARi CHI, Aug. tL— United Na7i.ns mediator on Kashm'r, Sir O'.en .iixon, returned from New Delhi OH Monday after talks with Indian .'rime Minister Pandit Neluru and Indlaa efldals, says an A J*, report. He told pressmen ti al be has almost completed his talks
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    Love Scenes In Indian Films
    66 1 LUKNOW, Au<;. 21.- No Indian kisses his wife on a railway platform, the Government's Film Inquiry Committee has been told. Beg im Aizez Rasul, woman member of the Legislative Council here, made the observation as she oompl lined thnt Indian films misrepreIndian women. Love scene
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    EXISTENCE OF LEAGUE HARMFUL TO INDIAN MUSLIMS
    269 1 EXISTENCE OF LEAGUE HARMFUL TO INDIAN MUSLIMS MADRAS OPPOSITION LEADER'S WARNING (From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Aug. 21. The Muslim League has become ex tinct alter the Partition of India, declared Mr. Abdutatif FarooKhi. Ihe sewly elected Leader of the Opposition in ihe Madras Legislative Council replying to a recent
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    Coastal Trade For Indian Shipping
    31 1 NtW DELHI, Aug. 21.— India has «*><ied to reserve the coastal shipJ|ns7 hade for Indian shipping. In»n v.-s^Hs now earrv 75 w\r cm.t. Kt*HeJ mimm A.P.
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    RED CHINA BAN SECRET SOCIETIES
    81 1 HONGKONG, Aug. 21.— A proCommunist newspaper reported here in a dispatch from Chungking that the Chinese Reds had ordered all secret societies in southwest China to bo dissolved. The newspaper, Wen Wei Po. saio that the order was issued by General Liu Po-cheng, chairman of
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    BOMABAY MILL STRIKE STILL ON
    56 1 BOMABAY MILL STRIKE STILL ON BOMBAY, Aug. 21.— Fifty-four of Bombay's 60 cotton mills were closed today, the sixth day of a Socialistsoonsored strike for a wage bonus. 'About 7,000 of the city's 250,000 mill hands were at work today. Police arrested three people for trying tr» defy UHI ban
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    Assam Govt. Begins Aerial Survey Of Quake-Stricken Region
    231 1 Assam Govt. Begins Aerial Survey Of Quake-Stricken Region GAI IiATI. Assam, Aug. :l\. Vn ..i Govrmirnl uAeials ledaj hegan a four day aerial survey of Brehntapatrs VaUej regies of Upper .Vsiidi, devested by vlolenl earth trcesera last Tuesday. ihe Indian Air Force Dakota which arrived here yesterday will hy paticuiarly
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    WESTERLING TO BE DEPORTED TO HOLLAND?
    119 1 LONDON. Aug. 21.— Britain is informing the Netoerlandq (Joventmeiit mat Captain lurko" Westeriing, the Dutch reoel leader from Indonesia, will be deported to Holland if ho lands in Britain, it was learned from an authoritative source here toaaj. According to this source, the Britten
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    PAK JUTE & WHEAT FOR EGYPT
    49 1 PAK JUTE WHEAT FOR EGYPT CAIRO, Aug. 21.— Egypt and Pakistan have signed a trade pact undei which. Pakistan will send Egypt 4,000 tons of raw jute and 200.000 tons of wheat. Egypt will supply Pakistan with cotton, cotton yarn, woollen cloth, silk cloth, rice and pharmaceutical products.— A.P.
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    U. S. Memorial For Col. Unni Nayar
    307 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. The Katteaal Press Club in Washington is planning to create an Unni Nayar memorial foundation under which Indian journaliHts could come to the United States to study. This was announced at a memorial service at the residence of ludian Ambassador
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    Andhras Welcome Thirumal Rao's Appointment
    99 1 Andhras Welcome Thirumal Rao's Appointment (FreSl Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Aag. 21.— There is great jtihdation among the Andhras in the City over the appointment of Andhra member of Parliament M. ?»i. Thiolmal Rao as Deputy Minister in the food and Agriculture Ministry of the Indian Union. Andiiras have long
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    BR. TROOPS FOR KOREA
    64 1 TOKYO, Aug. 21.— Gen. MacAriiiur's headquarters announced at 10 a.m. (local time) today that "in "response to a request by the Commander-.n-<L/hief, United Nations Command, the dispatch of reinforcements without delay, the United Kingdom v_«o\ eminent has decided to send an iiiiautry lorce from Hongkong to
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    700,000 Workers Idle In Indonesian Estates
    187 1 DJAKARTA, Aug. 21.— Sources close Is the Boards of Directors of estate enterprises incorporated in Djakarta told Aneta today that practically all estate workers in West Java had complied with the strike order of the estate workers trade union, Sarbupri, Aneta news agency reported.
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tues. Aug. 22, 1950. A CARPENTER'S JOB
    644 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tues. Aug. 22, 1950. A CARPENTER'S JOB V\/ HL ihe Federation of M.. aya was inaugurated U> the teeth of universal opposition in this coun ry the Indian Daib Mail regarded it as signifying no real reform whatever. Thai there was hartal aU over the country,
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    BUILD A NEW AND BETTER INDIA
    1341 2 President's Broadcast Appeal To The Nation NEW DELHI. Aug. 15, (Hy Air Mull).— The President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, in a broadcast to night called upon (he people to throw themselves into the "noble task'* of building a new and better India. "Capital trade, labour,
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    "FEDERATIONS OF LOCAL BODIES"
    444 2 "FEDERATIONS OF LOCAL BODIES" \m\m PARLIAMENT SPEAKERS SUGGESTION BOMBAY, Aug. 21.— Mr.G. V. Mavlankar, ker of ihe Indian Parliament, said here recently th] he considered Local Self -Government to be of tju importance for the well-being and the future of 0 u country. Mr. Mavlankar, who was inaugurating a cop
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    Reds Kill Two Landlords In Guntur
    55 2 GUNTUR, Aug. 21.-A group A persons described as Comm.m-^ a. ucd on Aug. 11 a village in enapalle Taluk of Gunlur distric' md hilled two landlords, accordi.i< 0 ofiicial reports received here iiig. 14. The raiders also canit'j tway cash, and ornaments bn hree
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    Import Of Foodgrains
    70 2 NEW DELHr. Aug. 21.— India r» eived 43.2C0 tons of foodgrains from inroad during the week ending Au^ J. 1030. it Is learnt here. The total arrivals since Jar.ua rv '.950 arc wheat 7.90,100 tons, Ploa !,35U ton.-: Rice 1.32,000 tons, ->lias 4,000 tons; Barley 650 tonfillets
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    Older Than Taj Mahal
    64 2 AGRA, Aug. 21. A massive brick ind stone construction, believed to bf •Ider than the Taj Mahal has Dee bscovered on the left bank of tkl iver Jumna just opposite the Taj. The recent heavy rains v/asheo •way much of earth thus leading tc he discovery.
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    SRI AUROBINDO GIVES 'DARSHAN'
    290 2 SRI AUROBINDO GIVES 'DARSHAN' PONDICHERRY, Aug. 15. (By All Mail). Sri Aurobindo and the Mather gave "darshan" this afternoon la several thausund devotees drawn from all parts of t. e world. The occasion was the 79th hirthday of Sri Aurobindo. The 'darshan" commenced at shout 2 P.M. the devotees marching
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    PANDIT KUNZRU ON WAY TO KABUL
    60 2 LAHORE. Aug. 21._P an dit HnJava Hath Kunaru, member of the Indian Partlar^V, has arrtved her on felt vvav to Kabul TS>vhV Kimvou u\\,\ ftyw^y^ r., s i-,e was going on a sixteen day privet* Visit to Afghanistan. His visit, h-. idded, was in
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    "BE PROUD OF THE REPUBLIC"
    533 2 "BE PROUD OF THE REPUBLIC" PRESIDENTS ME3SI6E NEW DELHI. Aug. 15 (By Air Mail) —The President. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, has issued the following message to the nation on the occasion of tho third Anniversary of Independence: "While celebrating the third anniversary of our freedom, we have to remember that we
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    SOCIALIST WORKERS ARRESTED
    74 2 CHINGLEPUT, Aug. 21—Mr. M. T. Vedaatam of Malayankula (Kancheepuram Taluk), a 'prominent Socialist of this District, who was wanted by the police In connection Ith the Agfrariaa dispute in the •illagc. for an alleged offence under Section 9 (bl di of the Madras Maintenance of Public Order
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    A.-I.N.E.C. STANDING COMMITTEE TO MEET
    67 2 NAGPUR, Aug. 21. Mr. A. D. Mnni, General Secretary of tho Y-I.N.E.C, in a statement, says: A meeting of the Standing Committee >f the A.-IN'E.C. will be held in Bombay in the first wce!i of September. Members are requested to .keep themselves in readiness to
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    Sustain Hope And Confidence In The Future
    974 3 Sardar Patel's Message SEW DELHI, Aug, 14 (By Air Mail)^'We arc celebrating our Day of Independence for the third time after we achieved it. As my mind takes a broad sweep of events since then, the predominant feeling is one of thankfulness and
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    HIGHER STANDARD OF RECTITUDE NEEDED
    516 3 CONGRESS PRESIDENT'S EXHORTATION NEW DELHI, Aug. 15 (By Air Mail). Dr. B. hdtabhi Sitaramayya, Congress President, in a statement issued on the occasion of Independence Day, said: Once again the cyclical turns Wheel of time has brought Ihe 15th of August to remind us ol
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    MORE HIGHLIGHTS OF AUG. 15 CELEBRATIONS IN INDIA
    601 3 MADRAS, Aug. 15 (By Air Mail). The Madras Government marked the Indian Independence Day by a number of administrative measures. The chief among them were the taking over of a second batch of zamindari estates and the extension of the scheme of
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    WEST BENGAL CONGRESS LEADER RESIGNS FROM PARTY
    293 3 WEST BENGAL CONGRESS LEADER RESIGNS FROM PARTY CALCUTTA. Aug. 21. Mr. HeriMUKta Kumar Base, who resigned the Secretaryship of the West Bengal C— gwse Assembly Party and membership <»f the Indian National Congress also submitted the resignation of hi-s seat in (he State Assembly. In a letter to the Speaker
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    STATUS OF DEPUTY MINISTERS
    185 3 NEW DELHI. Aug. 21. The Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharl 1 Nehru, told Mr. Kamath in Parliament on Aug. H that it had been _aid down definitely and preel elj lhat Deputy Ministers "are pari and parcel of the Council ol Ministers and they have been reappointed
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    NARENDRA NATH TO TOUR AUSTRALIA
    40 3 CALCUTTA. Aug. 21 —The third ranking Indian tennis player, Narendra Nath, will tour Australia under "he auspices of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia late this year. He is expected to arrive in December. FOC
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    APPALLING BROUGHT HAVOC IN CEYLON
    321 3 APPALLING BROUGHT HAVOC IN CEYLON COLOMBO, Aug. 21.— Harrowing reports of widespread and acute distress to both man and beast in many parts of the country, due to the severity of the prevailing drought, are pouring into Colombo. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Labour and Social Services Mr.
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    Registration Of Citizens: Closing Date Not To Be Extended?
    678 3 Registration Of Citizens: Closing Date Not To Be Extended? CEYLON NEWS: Colombo, Aug. 21. Contrary to the expectations of Indian political quarters here, it is improbable that ihe Government of Ceylon will make provision to postpone the closing date beyond August 4, 1951, for the receipt of applications for registration
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    Indians Must Get Rid Of Their Weakness
    404 4 Appeal Made At K* LIndependence Day Celebration Meeting "Indians overseas were described by our Prime Minister Pandit Nehru as unofficial ambassadors of tfw country and is up to us to see that the fair name of India is kept pure and tn sullied
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    27 Nations Study Br. Way Of Life
    199 4 Teachers and educational experts irom all over the world are now studying English Hie and literature in Britain. Tney are attending special courses in these subjects arranged by the British Council and come from twenty-seven different countries. Sixty-five teachers iron eighteen nations are
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    63 4 Nearly 1,000 tous of bomb* {mured from the bomb bays of 96 U.S.A. Superforts onto Red troops packed together on the west bank of the Naktong River in South Korea to lay Aug. 16. Earlier, B-29s saturated a chemical plant in the North Korean town of Konan. Photo shows: The
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    Concrete Proof!
    41 4 KOREAN WARFKONT. Aug. :Jl.— >\ new 1950 model Russian macliinegiin lias been raptured hy Ihe Americans and will he flov.n to Lake Succetw us evidence dial Rnssia is aid* lag tl><- Norta Koreans, it was staled I <«n Monday. A.P.
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    BANDITS ATTACK POLICE PARTY IN KEDAH
    380 4 ONE P.C KILLED AND FOUR OTHERS INJURED Kuala Lumpur, Monday. In Kedah last night, bandits attacked a police party. One Police Constable was killed, two Police Co* stables seriously wounded and two Police Constables slightly wounded. During fallow-up operations, another Police Constable was seriously
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    IMPORTS FROM JAPAN: QUOTAS TOTALLING $36.6 M. TO BF DISTRIBUTED
    214 4 Pending agreement between the Sterling area and SCAP covering trade between the Sterling area and Japan, in the year ending June 30, 1951 the Malayan Governments have decided to distribute import quotas totalling M536.6 million, says an official Press statement
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    Br. Ground Forces For Korea Prepare For Departure
    90 4 Br. Ground Forces For Korea Prepare For Departure HONGKONG. Aug. 21. Britain's lir.st ground forces lor Korea -the Argyie and Sutherland Highlander! and the Middlesex Regiment were today hastily preparing fcr an cariy departure from Hongkong. Though they have been aware for several days that something was in the news
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    KING FAROUK ENTERTAINED
    100 4 DEAUVILLE, Aug. ll.—King Farouk of Egypt was the guest ot honour last night at the FrancoEgyptian gala he.e, most brilliant event of tho Peeuville Hummer season, attended by 600 people. Over 1,000 had to be turned away from the Ambassadeurs Restaurant in the Casino buildings here. The
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    SELETAR TAMILS' ASSOCIATION
    178 4 The Seletar Tamils! Association. I at No. 177-66. We«t Hill Road, VA M S Seletar, held their Extraordinary Annual General Meeting .on Aug 13, when the following Officebearers were re-elected lor the year. 1950; President: Mr. A. R. Manickam; Vice-President: K. Athimulam; Hon. Secretary: Mr,. Nk Chandrakasan;
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    K.L. To Celebrate Sri Aurobindo's Birthday
    76 4 The 79th Birthday of Maha^shi Sri Aurobindo will be celebrated at the Vivekanandu Ashrama Hal! Kuala Lumpur, tomorrow Wednesday. Aug. 23, at 6 p.m All arc cordially invited. The Programme is as follows: 6 p.m. -Prayer and Bhajna meeting 6.^0 p.m.— Lectures: ChairmanMrs. H.
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      267 4 UmSm Lose 55 Planes In Korean War WASHINGTON. An 21. T United oia.es Air £oii:e ....a. un on Sunday it had lost 55 planes i enemy action in the Korean war This fiugre does not necessan'cover all plane losses, since the force said it included only losses dited to the
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