Indian Daily Mail, 3 December 1950

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    Masthead
    19 1 Sunday Edition Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI NO. 281. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, D ECEMBER 3, 1950. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS
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    India's Defence Minister Warns Pakistan
    315 1 Any Interference Will Not Be Tolerated INDIA'S MINORITIES ARE INDIA'S RESPONSIBILITY AMRITSAR, Dec. 2.— Sardar Baldev Singh, India's Defence Minister, said here on Monday that India wanted to maintain friendly relations with Pakistan. But despite her sincerity and the best efforts of India's Prime Minister
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    FREIGHTER PLANE CRASHES NEAR DUN DUM AERODROME: TWO LILLED AND 4 INJURED
    307 1 CALCUTTA, Dec. 2. The flight-engineer and the radio officer of a four-engine freighter plane were killed and its pilot and thtee other members of the crew injured when the aircraft crashed within a minute of its "take off"
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    Manimuthar Project Work Inaugurated
    112 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Dec. ..—Public Works Minister M-. Baktavatsalam inaugurated work on the Manimuthar Project tour miles from Kaladikurichi :i Tmnelvelly district on Wednesday. It is the first large irrigation project m Tinnevelly and when compleied, it Will benefit 83,000 acres of existing irrigation
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    Penicillin For The Poor
    55 1 BOMBAY. Dec. 2.— The Government oi Bombay liave decided \u supply free of cost penicillin to al 1 civil and state-aided charitable hospitals for treatment of poorer classes. Announcing this Mr. Dinkerrao Desal, Bombay's Minister for Civil Supplies, said here recently that since Government took over
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    Rana's Representatives In Delhi To Consult India Government
    242 1 Rana's Representatives In Delhi To Consult India Government NEW DELHI, Dec. 2. Senior Commanding General Kauer wno holds the post equivalent to that of a Defence Minister m Nepal and the Director-General of Foreign Affairs, Nepal, Bijaya Shum Shere Jung arrived m Delhi on Monday last from Khatmandu for talks
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    41 1 tomysin last June, they had made a profit of Rs. 1.50.000 even after selling the dru^s almost at cost price. This amount would be utilised for supplying reirigrators to clvii hospital and other Stares aided medical inatttuUon* for storing the FOC
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    I.L.0. UNIT TO STUDY TECHNICAL AID AT ASIAN MEETING
    171 1 I.L.0. UNIT TO STUDY TECHNICAL AID AT ASIAN MEETING GENEVA, Dec. 2.— The &aiaa Advisory Committee of the International Labour Organisation < 1.L.0.) will meet at Bandoeng «m Dec. 18 with a series of technical a.sist:;nc projects heading it.s tenpoint agenda. 1.L.0. Director-General David tx Morse has announced that the
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    RATIONING SYSTEM FACING BREAKDOWN IN BOMBAY
    251 1 MINISTER BLAMES CENTRE FOR THE SHORTAGE: OPPOSITION TO DECONTROL BOMBAY, Dec. 2. The food position m Bombay was described to-day by Mr. Dinkerrao Desai, the State Civil Supplies Minister, as "very difficult" and that the rationing system was almost on the point of "break
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    Khawajah Nazimuddin At Dacca
    88 1 DACCA, D^c. 2. The Pakistan Governor-General Khawajah Nazimuddin arrived here on Nov. 25 irom Karachi m Governor-Gene-ral's Viking alter a non-stop riignt. He was accompanied by riegum Nazimuddin and member* of nis pergonal staff. Tne arrival was "private." Tne Last Bengal Governor Maiik Firoz Khan Noon,
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    GAUHATI UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION
    30 1 GAUHATI. Dec. 2. The first CvMivocittioa of Gauhati University will ue held on Jan. 3, 1951. Dr, RadnaKrisnnan, it is learnt, will deliver tne Convocation address. FOC
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    NEPAL CONGRESS FORCES OCCUPY TRIBENI
    236 1 mmm mmm by state troops PATNA, Dec. 2.— The Nepali Congress Volunteers m the Birganj sector recently captured Tribeni on the river Gandak m Butwal District, 30 miles north-east of Birganj, according to Nepali Congress sources here. The Congress Irregulars met only light resistance and
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    DR. SITA RAM LEAVES FOR BOMBAY
    69 1 KARACHI, Dec. 2.— Dr. Sita Ram retiring Indian High Commissioner m Karachi, left for Bombay by S.S. Saraswati on Tuesday. The Deputy High Commissioner m Karachi, Mr. Khub Chand wi! 1 officiate as High Commissioner pending the appointment of a permanent incumbent. Dr. Sita
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    Munshi Reviews India's Food Self-Sufficiency Drive
    241 1 Munshi Reviews India's Food Self-Sufficiency Drive NEW DELHI, Dec. 2.— An additional area of over 688,800 acres has been brought under cultivation m India since the target date of self-sufficiency m food was fixer!. it is planned to reclaim another three million acres with the help oi tractors during the
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    National Badminton Champs At Nagpur
    55 1 NAGPUR, Dec. 2.— The National Badminton Championships for 1950 will be held at Nagpur under tne auspices of Madhya Pradesh Badminton Association from Dec. 7 to 23. Teams from Bombay, Delhi, Bengal, Uttar Pradesh. Maharashtra Rajputana, Bihar, East Punjab and Madhya Pradesh are expected to
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    Labour Polls Largest No Of Votes
    257 1 Labour Polls Largest No Of Votes MUNICIPAL ELECTION RESULTS (By Our Staff Reporter) In one respect this year's municipal election was a grand victory .for the La hour Party. Though the l'arty won only one seat, the successful candidate {Milled the largest number oi votes cast m any ward. The
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    THE "FOUR" RACES IN MALAYA?
    94 1 THE "FOUR" RACES IN MALAYA? Four Malayans— three from the Federation of Malaya and one from Singapore— iigured as the principal speakers at tne recent meeting of tne Oxford Branch of the Royal Empire society held at Rhodes House, Oxford. They were Dato l^ainal Abidin, Mr. A. S. Hartley, Mr.
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    Insurance Firms In India: Fixing Of Tariff Rates
    883 2 SRI PRAKASA EXPLAINS COMMITTEES ROLE BOMBAY, (By Air Mail). Strict adherence to the statutory provisions of the Insurance (Amendment) Act, 1950, both m letter and spirit, was urged by Mr. Sri Prakasa. Commerce Minister, while inauguratina the meeting of the General Insurance
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    15 2 PHOTO). New addition tc USIS staff m Singapore: Miss Dorothy label Jose, Cultural Officer. USIS
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    Place Of Insurance Companies In India's Economic Progress
    525 2 MADRAS. (By Air Mail).— Mr. P. S Kumaraswami Raja. Chief Minister, opened the new buildings of the Prithvi Insurance Company m Netaji Road. George Town recently, Mr. H. Sitarama Reddi, Minister for Revenue, presided. There was a large gathering. Welcoming the Chief
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    New Judge Of Calcutta High Court
    50 2 NEW DELHI. (By Air Mail)— A Ministry of Home Affairs communiques tates. "The President is pleased to appoint Sri Paresh Nath Mookerjee, Advocate, to be a Judgo of the Calcutta High Court with effect from the date he assumes charge of his office". FOC
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    92 2 Here are seen some of the 10,000 students of the tfouad 1 University, Cairo. Egypt, who assembled outside the Presidential Palac: Nov. 22. They shouted slogans opposing the British attitude on the Suez Canal question expressed by Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin. Premier Nahas Pasha came out on to the balcony
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    VILLAGE & HEAVY INDUSTRIES MUST DEVELOP SIDE BY SIDE
    473 2 VILLAGE HEAVY INDUSTRIES MUST DEVELOP SIDE BY SIDE OPALA REDDI CLARIFIES GOVERNMENT'S INDUSTRIAL POLICY VILLUPURAM (By Air Mall).— 'The Government are generally Interested m the development of village industries and it does not mean that we are against heavy industries. There should be a happy compromise between the two. If
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    Equality Not Being Followed In Practice!
    433 2 ANGLO-INDIAN LEADER CRITICISES GOVT. POLICY fhP An Tns£ LI F' f ß^ r Mail). -Mr. Frank Anthony, President ol me All-India Anglo-Indian Assoc! xtion. addressing delegates oi ESSE bra ,!2 c fe s of the Asocial! )n at te annual meeting here fSSSft S3ld
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    Burma Donates Rs. 50,000 To Mahabodhi Society
    96 2 Burma Donates Rs. 50,000 To Mahabodhi Society NEW DELHI (By Air Mail).— The Indian Mahabodhi Society on Nov. 15 received Rs. 50,000 donated by the people of Burma on the occasion of the recent visit to Burma of the sacred relics of Buddha's disciples. A cheque was handed over to
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    653 RAIL ACCIDENTS IN THREE MONSTHS
    49 2 NEW DELHI. Dec. 1 Forty seven persons lost their lives m railroad accidents m India during three months ending September. Railway Minister K. Santhanam told parliament. Of 653 accidents 57 were serious, he said. They cost the government i.236.000 rupees (U.S. $260,000). AP
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    Khadi-Symbol Of New Faith
    323 2 Khadi-Symbol Of New Faith PRESIDENT PRASAD'S MESSAGE TO MADURA CONFERENCE MADURA (By Air Mail).— President Dr. Rajendra Prasad m a messag? to the fourth All-India Khadi Implements Conference whicn commenced its three-day session here on Nov. 18 said "Khadi is the symbol of a new faith a faith which emphasises
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    Selected For Special Training
    96 2 Mist' Margaret Kussman, who has left Singapore for the United States on home leave, has been selected by the Department of State to a. tend a special stvyjramme ol training for consular work m Washington next year the American Consulate General announced yesterday. Miss Hussman has
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    Political Trends In Europe
    1359 3 Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar's Analysis Dhilosonhv of i?o lr 1 A suSestion that India should follow a evo ?e S n Wl lc h man w Uld preserve his individuality and which woSd^fi^??*? tte 2 of industrial organisation wnicn would enable him to deveJoP his
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    SEPARATE MINISTRIES FOR SOCIAL WELFARE AT CENTRE & IN STATES URGED
    384 3 SEPARATE MINISTRIES FOR SOCIAL WELFARE AT CENTRE IN STATES URGED NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail).— The first All-India Moral and Social Hygiene Conference at its third and concluding session recently demanded the creation of a separate Ministry of So c i a i Welfare at the Centre as well as
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    VARIETY CONCERT TO HELP ASSAM VICTIMS
    219 3 Some spectacular dances and sketches win be staged by the Indian Fine Arts Society at their concert m aid of the Assam Relief Fund at 8.30 p.m. on Dec 4 and 5 at the Victoria Theatre under the patronage of the Governor of Sin-
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    PANEL OF CHAIRMEN
    44 3 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail)— The Speaker announced the nomination of Pandit Thakur Das Bhagava, Smt. Durgabai. Mr. Prabhudayal Hlmatsingka. Sardar Hukam Singh and Mr. M. C. Shah to the panel of chairman for the current sua. Hoa cf Ptrllamrat.- FOC
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    Women Police Of Calcutta
    526 3 rREEDOM has brought greater boons to the women of India than to the men. For women it has not only meant political equality but social emancipation also. The Indian Constitution provides equal opportunities to both the sexes and recognises the eligibility of women to all services.
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    EXPORT OF COARSE & MEDIUM CLOTH
    240 3 EXPORT OF COARSE MEDIUM CLOTH BOMBAY (By Air Mail).— The Government of India have decided to reduce drastically the export quota of coarse and medium cloth made out of Indian cotton during the first half year January-June, 1951, and the quota is not likely to be more than a hundred
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    Suitable Careers For Malayan Youths
    643 4 SCOPE OF TRAINING AT JUNIOR TECHNICAL SCHOOLS EXPLAINED Many youths will be Icav ing school m December. Some will have already decided on the form of employment m which they are best fitted to make a career and earn a living. Others, who have the
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    CEYLONESE CITIZENSHIP FOR MALAYAN CEYLONESE
    360 4 The Ceylon Citizenship Act has been amended by a Bill passed by the House of Representative on Nov. 24, 1950, to enable Cejionese m Malaya, who so desire to resume their Citizenship of Ceylon by descent, says a Press commu ilque issued by the Ceylon
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    A NEW APPROACH TO EDUCATION
    276 4 RUDOLF STEINER SCHOOLS An International exhibition, being hold m London, illustrate* the new approach to education designed to ensure for children a keen interest m life without nervous strain. It is arranged by the British Anthroposophical Society to demonstrate the methods of teaching used by
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    THRILLING DISPLAY ON AIR DAY
    224 4 On the Singapore Air Day tc be neld at the Kallang Airport on Saturday, Dec. 9. the spectators will be a'ale to see clearly how defending lighter aircraft attack an enemy "comber formation. Three Lincoins and 3 Brigands wJil represent tne enemy bomber formation, and
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    120 4 Photograph taken am the occasion of a farewell function held m honour of Mr. M. N. iVlankal (centre, front rcw) prior to his leaving for India on a holiday on Friday, Dec. 1, by s.s. "Rajula." Mr. Mankal, formerly the Cultural Secre ary of the Singapore Kerala Sainajani for two
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    INDIAN STUDENTS PRAISE U.S. EDUCATIONAL TECHNIQUES
    451 4 WASHINGTON, D.C., Dee. 2.— The practice of student participation m classroom discussion is singled out s=s one of the most outstanding features of American education by three Indian students who are studying at universities here. Vasante K. Bawa of Poona, Bombay, is majoring m
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