Indian Daily Mail, 9 December 1950
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Title Section16 1950-12-09 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL.. VI. NO. 287. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, ISSO. SIX PAGES 10 CENTS.16 words
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228 1950-12-09 1 Accused Madras Minister Offers To Resign Seek Re-Election CIIALIL^GE TO PRAKASAM (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Dec. 18. Mr. K. Chandramouli, Minister for Local Administration, indignantly refuting the charges made against him by the former Premier Air. V i'raKusam, otiered to resign and seek re-election, lie challengta i raK.asam toCopyright - 228 words
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Article137 1950-12-09 1 MASSAGE FROM SRI AUROBINDO Following ir>c:-\ use was recent!/. from i>ri Aurbimo'o by Bwsun. oatyananda m Kuala Lumpur: "Our sadham-, has reached •■t.-s-e m wjich wj are mostl) dealing with the subconscient and v.n the incoixseient. As a conseqr. nee the physical deter p.-.inl.sn ha« taken a predominant position bringing137 words
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55 1950-12-09 1 NEW DELHI, Dec. B.— lndian External Affairs Ministry sources today denied that there was any truth m a London report that Prime Ministei Nehru Irad sent a personal appeal to the Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse-tung to stop the Chinese advance m KoreaReuter - 55 words
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Article33 1950-12-09 1 The Singapore Volunteer Co/ps are holding a Rifle Meeting at Nte Soon tomorrow Sunday, Dec. 10 Outside Units from the Regu:ar Forces will be competing- for large selections of prices.33 words
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96 1950-12-09 1 istvV DELHI, Dec. B.— Two mom ban of the Nepal Government, De fence Minister Gen. Kaiser and Foi*cign Minister Gen. Sijaya called today on King Tribhuvan for the first time since they arrived here. They came nearly two weeks ago for talks with the IndianReuter - 96 words
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Article41 1950-12-09 1 PRAYER MEETING HELD In connection with the Mahasamadhi of the Great Sage, Sri Aurobindo, which occured on Dec. 5, a Homage Prayer Meeting wa.s held at the Vivekananda Ashxama, K.L., yesterday, Friday, Dec. 8, at j.bU p.m.41 words
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517 1950-12-09 1 WITH RETROSPECTIVE EFFECT FROM OCTOBER 1948 The Governments of the Federation and Singapore have now reached agreement on payment of increases to service pensions based on un revised salaries following the principle and within the limits announced by the High Commissioner m Legislative Council517 words
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229 1950-12-09 1 NEW COURSE IN AGRL. ENGINEERING FOR OVERSEAS STUDENTS A new department, which will provide a unique course m agricultural engineering, open to students al! over the world, was opened last week at the Aeronautical and Automobile College, London, by Mr. George Brown, Joint Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture.CGO Press Release - 229 words
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Article, Illustration62 1950-12-09 1 PEOTO). The President of India attended a reception given by the citizens of Delhi at Chelmsford Club, New Delhi, m celebration of the Birthday of Sri Guru Nanak Devji, on Nov. 23. Photo shows Dr. Rajendra Prasad, President of India witJi Bhai Mohan Singh President of the Young M^n's SikhA.P. - 62 words
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Article53 1950-12-09 1 lIONOETOLL, Dec. B.— David Cohn, American lecturer who had been scheduled to give a series of talks m Malaya m the course of a round-the-world journey aboard the S.S. President Monroe, has fallen ill and cancelled his trip, it was announced today. Mr. Cohn is returning:USIS - 53 words
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897 1950-12-09 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Dec. 9, 1950. NOTES COMMENTS (On Malacca Govt. Estate Toddy Shops) A bLUl 1 UN iUALAYA i\N vac Ztttn of August this year, tne Government 01 Malacca issued me ioiiowin& Press Kelease on tne question ot re-opening tne estate ioauy snops vviae x.L».M. oi zo-o-duj;897 words
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2206 1950-12-09 2 INDIAN PARLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS Bill Passed By Parliament NEW DELHI, Nov. 29, (By Air Mail). —Parliament passed to-day the Road Transport Corporations Bill and took up for consideration the Works Minister's Bill to amend the Delhi Premises (R equisition and Eviction) Act oefore adjourning for theFOC - 2,206 words
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Article838 1950-12-09 2 QUESTIONS IN INDIAN PARLIAMENT NEW DELHI, Nov. 29. (By Air Mail). —Shri Buragohain, Deputy Minister (Works, Mines and Power) told m Parlianent to-day that so far as river valleys were concerned, no projects or plans had J?een abandoned, butFOC - 838 words
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1246 1950-12-09 3 Nehru Liaquat Renew Pledge NEW DELHI, Nov. 28 (By Air Mail).— The correspondence placed before Parliament to-day consists of 20 letters exchanged between the two Prime Ministers on the subject of "no war declaration** as also on other allied proposals which the Prime Ministers1,246 words
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476 1950-12-09 3 NAGPUR, (By Air Mail).— Mr. R. K. Shanmukham Chetti, former Finance Minister of the Government of India, declared here recently that "many of our difficulties, both at home and abroad, are due to the mental state of indecision on the part of thoseFOC - 476 words
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Article, Illustration53 1950-12-09 3 PHOTO Dr. Mohammad Rum, Indonesian Foreign Minister, is pictured here on his arrival at London Airport on Nov. 29. with Madame Subandrio, wife of the Indonesian Ambassador to London. Also present at the Airport to welcome the Foreign Minister were the Indonesian Ambassador and Marcas Cheke, representing Aneurln Bevan. BritishA.P. - 53 words
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Article58 1950-12-09 3 BERNE, Dec. 7.— lndia's Deputy Minister for External Affairs, Dr B. V. Keskar, on his way home from Lake Success called on Dec. 5 on members the Swiss Federal Council m Berne. He met the President of the Swiss Republic, M. Max Petit* pierre on Dec.GIIS - 58 words
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864 1950-12-09 3 Strikes, Lock-Outs, Dismissal Retrenchment Of Employees MAIN CHANGES MADE BY THE SELECT COMMITTEE IN LABOUR RELATIONS BILL NEW DELHI, Dec. 1 (By Air Mail). The main changes made by the Select Committee m the Labour Relations Bill 1950 relate to strikes, lock-outs, and dismissal and retrenchment of employees. The Committee,FOC - 864 words
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201 1950-12-09 3 NEW DELHI. (By Air Mail). Thf Deputy Minister for Works Mines and Power. Mr. Buragohain told Mr. A. B. Gurung that an American engineer of "outstanding ability." Mr. Komora. had been appointed as Chief Engineer of Damodar Valley Corporation at a I salary of 25.000FOC - 201 words
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Article, Illustration63 1950-12-09 3 PHOTO. Four Red China prisoner? captured m Chongju, North Korea, by UAA, 24th Division troops, are guarded by their captors m the town, Nov. 25. One of them, just beyond the tajkative prisoner, had already changed into civilian garb before capture. The 24th Division was forced to retreat from Chongju,A.P. - 63 words
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Article527 1950-12-09 3 MADRAS, (By Air Mail). The Government had to grant a number of holidays m view of the holy days observed by followers of different leiigions m ihe State and it was not LheH dtairc tfi&t there should be too iu .-.!\y holidays, stated Mr. B. GopalaFOC - 527 words
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Article265 1950-12-09 3 MADRAS, (By Air Mail). Two young French-Canadians, who are travelling around the world m a jeep, have arrived m Madras recently from Singapore and will leave on their motor tour of India after a few days here. M. Jacques Hebert, a representatives of theFOC - 265 words
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829 1950-12-09 4 'Habeas Corpus 9 Petition Dismissed BOMBAY, Nov. 27, (By Air Mail).— The Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Gajendragadkar, at the. Bombay High Court, to-day, dismissed a petition filed by Mrs. Kalyam Mohan Kumaramangalam for a writ of habeas corpus m connection with the arrest, transfer andFOC - 829 words
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Article, Illustration47 1950-12-09 4 PHOTO. sTtZZ sJifF 1 1 1 aVaI UnltS re ently added to United Nations Naval Force. In Korean wulers arc pictured on the US S Alton fL'thTtHfifv ***** 01 tllC Stafl of r AdTnTrai RiSu n U '?-A..N»vy, Commander of the United NationBlockading and Escort Force.- A.P.A.P. - 47 words
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Article124 1950-12-09 4 iNtAV DELHI. tBy Air Mail). rvxo representatives oi tne FaKistan traders met the commerce .secretary, Mr. C C. DeMU, ana acquainted nvai with their proposal co set up a joint Incio-Pakistan 1'racie Board to ensure movement oetween tne two Punjabs of goods permitted under law. TheFOC - 124 words
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561 1950-12-09 4 MADRAS, Nov. 27, (By Air Mail).— The point whetlier tile words 'substantial question of law,' occurring m Article 153 ot the Constitution oi India, mean an important or difficult question of law or any question of law affecting theFOC - 561 words
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678 1950-12-09 4 NAGPUR, Nov. 27 (By Air Mail Division Bench of the Nagpur High Court, consisting of Mr. Justice R. Kaushalendra Rao and Mr. Justice P. Deon rejected today a quo vvarrantn application under Article 226 of the Constitution, challenging the validityFOC - 678 words
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Article, Illustration56 1950-12-09 4 PHOTO. Qncru In^rid <:f Denmark, watche <;y her bosfcoaj, King Frederik, -';;!-<•■, hands with the Indian Amb v;rJ< ('r> France) Sardar Malik during the El j see Palace (Paris) r > Lou to the Diplomatic Cotp* Nov. ssB. It was the first c?remony ol the State visit made by theA.P. - 56 words
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409 1950-12-09 4 Rice Plan For South India: Sir S. V. Ramamurti's Suggestions MADRAS, (By Air Mail). Unfolding the essentials of "a rice plan for South India," Sir S. V. Ramamurti recently stressed the need for proper utilisation of rain water on the West Coast, which now flowed waste into the Arabian SeaFOC - 409 words
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183 1950-12-09 4 'SERIOUS' FOOD POSITION IN MADHYA PRADESH NAGPUR, (By Air Mail). Th<> Government of India have allotted 10,000 tens of whea.t and milo for Madhya Pradesh during December to help the state tide over its "serious" food position, it is official ly learnt. T.i is is m addition to 3,000 tonFOC - 183 words
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Article, Illustration18 1950-12-09 4 PHOTO. was elaborating on Russian charges that the US A «7 «r.!fi+ aggression against China. »u»*y 01 A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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355 1950-12-09 4 MADRAS, (By Air Mail. -Mr. K. Madhava Menon Law Minister .tared m The Madras Assembly on Nov 22 m reply to an interpellation by Mr. Abdul Salam, that all cases of uetenus were referred by the State Government to he Advisory Council constitutedFOC - 355 words
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683 1950-12-09 5 INDIAN PARLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS CONTD. Except In The Event Of Grave Calamity NEW DELHI, Nov. 29 (By Air Mail).— The food self-sufficiency plan of the Government of India is subject to three provisos, said Mr. M. Thirumala Rao, Deputy Minister for Food, replyingFOC - 683 words
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Article105 1950-12-09 5 MADRAS. (By Air Mail).— The general food policy would cone up for consideration at Ministerial level shortly, it is understood. This would be one of the mr.ny subjects that would be tackled at the Food Ministers' Conference called at Bombay on Dec. 11 and 12. Originally,FOC - 105 words
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Article, Illustration71 1950-12-09 5 PHOTO. The National Metallurgical Labora lory of India was opened by the Hon'ble Shri Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister, m Jamshedpur, on Nov. 26. The Laboratory is meant to function as an up-to-date research centre where knowledge oi metallurgy, physics, chemistry, engineering, etc. will be utilised to undertake both fundamental andA.P. - 71 words
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837 1950-12-09 5 POSITION EXPLAINED BY MINISTER IN PARLIAMENT NEW DELHI, Nov. 29 (By Air Mail).—Shri Thirumala Rao, Deputy Minister for Agriculture, said m Parliament today that one group of jute mills m Calcutta closed down for six days from Nov. 8 to Nov. 13 for lackFOC - 837 words
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204 1950-12-09 5 KERALA HAS THE HIGHEST LITERACY IN INDIA FOC NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail).— Eighteen per cent, of India's total population is literate, according to an estimate of the Government of India for the year 1949. This shows an increase of 3.4 per cent over the figures recorded for the 1941FOC - 204 words
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342 1950-12-09 5 CEYLON NEWS: DR. KALEEL'S ASSURANCE TO MUSLIMS COLOMBO, (By Air Mail).— Dr. M. C. M. Kaleel, M.P., told a gathering of parents, well-wishers and old boys of Zahira College, Alutgama, who attended a meeting m the school hall, convened by theFOC - 342 words
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Article141 1950-12-09 5 COLOMBO, (By Air Mail).— Toe Postal Department is considering a picture telegraphy transmission scheme, on the lines of an experiment being tried out m India. Introduction of this system will be a boon to tho^e who know only the vernaculars. A departmental spokesman told me recently that up toFOC - 141 words
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138 1950-12-09 5 Increased Duty On Imported Brassware Urged COLOMBO, (By Air Mall"). Manufacturers of brassware have made representations to the Government demanding an increase :n the duty on imported brassware. Local manufacturers point out that the recent reduction of duty on imported brassware has provided ample facilities for Indian dealers to importFOC - 138 words
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218 1950-12-09 5 COLOMBO, (By Air Mall). •Cnru>tians and Buddhiscs, just a generation ;<gJ, made common cause lor the good of the country and oi tho people a,; a wnole. And among a noiAo.e ana distinguished oand oi Cartesian patriots, ready to live and eve a to dieFOC - 218 words
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147 1950-12-09 5 Ceylon Delegates To Karachi I.L.O. Conference COLOMBO, (By Air Mail).—Ceylon will send two representative to the International Labour Organisation's first Asian Technical Conference on Co-operation, to be held at Karachi from Dec. 26 to Jan. 2. an official of the Ministry ot Defence and External Affairs told me recently. WaysFOC - 147 words
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561 1950-12-09 6 SEMiiiM. iliSFEtilS *****118 lIP There have been seven engagements between security forces and bandits during the past 24 hours. One bandit has been killed and a number of suspects including two wounded have been arrested. The bandit killed was shot by security forces m561 words
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Article182 1950-12-09 6 Meanwhile, two more bandiis were nanged yesterday morning fcl Penang Pnson. ays a Federal Oovt. Press release They were Lim Cheat Seng, ag'-J about 20, and Wong Ah Moo.i, a woman, aged about 24. Both wer~» arrested by the Police m Pera.-c Road, Penang. They were182 words
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432 1950-12-09 6 MR. M. P. D. NAIR THANKS VOTSRS OF S. WARD Mi. Ai. P. L\ Nair, ucce c .s.f ul candiuate m vat bourn Ward, has addressed the ***** wingletter to the voters thereof: Dear Friend*, 1' am seizing this first opportunity afler Polly Day of writing to you to convey432 words
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Article96 1950-12-09 6 A series of Lectures on Bibi Prophecie.ii deaJing with the pen of oar times will coai.nence Sunday evening, Dec. 1U at tne Uospel Ten" located at Joo Cniat and uuainari tfoads. The first iecture will be m Malay by Evangelist R. A. Poha.i followed at> 896 words
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Article97 1950-12-09 6 It is announced t iat from a capital sum oi $I,U JU given cy ein S.C.B.A. from the Vo.unteer Memorial Fund a bcnolarsi"Kp of an annual vaiue ol $100 i,? olt'vred to cover the school expenses of one scholar for a period ol live years from Standard VI97 words
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Article33 1950-12-09 6 The Marriage of Mr. Goh Ah Bee of the Star Press, with Miss Ng Kui Kuan will tawe place on Sunday, i)cc. 10, at 2 p.m. at No. 15, Minto ..uad, Singapore.33 words
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Article26 1950-12-09 6 The next monthly meeting ol the Rural Boacd will be held on Tnursday, Dec. 21, m the Land Office, Singapore at 10 a.m.26 words
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