Indian Daily Mail, 3 February 1951
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Title Section16 1951-02-03 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. NO. 343. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1951. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.16 words
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459 1951-02-03 1 Key Personnel For Alwaye Plant Trained In France NEW DELHI. Feb. 2.— Valuable deposits of automic energy minerals, such as uranium, thorium, beryl and iuonazite, have been discovered India, according to a report submitted by the Atomic Energy Commission to the GovernmentGIIS - 459 words
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Article154 1951-02-03 1 PRAGUE, Feb. 2.— Despite criticism of Indian Prime Minister jawaaarlal Nehru in the Rumanian Pieiss. the Communist Rude Pravo and other Prague papers printed a telegram from him thanking Czechoslovak Prime Minister Antonin Zapotocky for a greeting seni for last Friday's first birthday of theA.P. - 154 words
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95 1951-02-03 1 No Third War For Two Years, Assures Aga Khan NEW DELHI, Fet>. 2.-The Aga Khan, visiting here as guest ot Brazilian Ambassador Calo de Mello Franco, said on Friday he does not believe there will be a third world war "for another nouple of years." He appreciated Mr. Nehru's neutralityA.P. - 95 words
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Article39 1951-02-03 1 RAJKOT, Feb. 2.— According to a Press note, the Saurashtra Government is to export 250 tons of groundnut kernels to the United Kingdom and 50 tons to other foreign countries excepting the Union of South Africa.' GIISGIIS - 39 words
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Article190 1951-02-03 1 NEW YORK, Feb. 2.— A plague ol struts has Hit America s transport ana industry with a railway swivcnliien s wa.KOut bringing tnreats ol narasnip to the fignung and home iron ts. Aoout 50,000 or more non-strikers are lu^e tnrougn u-vj switchmen s "sick call" strixeA.P. - 190 words
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Article152 1951-02-03 1 SAIGON. Feb. 2.— Communist-led Vietminh night raiders struck repeatedly last night to protest against the arrival of American arms tor the French Terror bands hurled a total of 21 grenades in the city, wounding 15 persons, police said. Tne raids were in protest against theA.P. - 152 words
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42 1951-02-03 1 MANILA, Feb. 2.— The Philippine Supreme Court yesterday noon denied a petition submitted to it by the counsel for Co Pak, Chinese millionaire facing deportation proceedings for alleged Commfjiist activities designed to stop the proceedings against him.— ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article41 1951-02-03 1 FREE HAIRCUTS KARACHI, Feb. 2.— Delegates at tending the Third Annual World Muslim Conference in Karachi on Feb. 10 will get clipped— free of charge. The Pakistan Barbers' Association has announced that free haircuts will be available for all delegates. A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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471 1951-02-03 1 RAJAJI'S SOUND ADVICE TO WORKERS THIRD ATOMIC BLAST IN NEVADA CHINESE ENVOY TO AUSTRALIA TURKO WESTERLING AGAIN LAS VEGAN, NEVADA, Feb. 2.— The third atomic blast in less than a week went off before dawn on Thursday in the desert near here, but hardly a soul of Las Vegas turnA.P.; GIIS - 471 words
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250 1951-02-03 1 AHMEDABAD, Feb. 2. The All-India Congress Committee concluded its three-day session in Ahmedabad on Jan. 30. Apart from important organisational decisions, the A.-I.C.C. discussed a number of major problems facing the country. Resolutions were introduced on subjects of Government's food policy, responsible GovernmentGIIS - 250 words
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49 1951-02-03 1 Ceylonese In Malaya May Hoist The Lion Flag Tomorrow At the request of the Ceylon Commissioner in Malaya, the Gov< ernment of the Federation of Malaya have granted permission to all Ceylon nationals to fly the Ceylon national flag tomorrow, Sunday, Feb. 4, being the Ceylon Independence Commemoration Day.49 words
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96 1951-02-03 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.— A passenger aboard a South-West Airlines plane— one of three Indians en route to New Delhi— died shortly 'after the plane landed at San Francisco Airport on Thursday night, Airline officials reported. An airlines spokesman identified he man as TulsiA.P. - 96 words
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161 1951-02-03 1 U.N. APPROVES RESOLUTION ON RED CHINA LAKE SUCCESS, Feb. 2.—The United Nations General Assembly yesterday approved the United States resolution condemning Communist China as an aggressor in Korea. The voting was 44 to seven with nine abstentions. Opposed to the resolution were India, Burma and the Soviet bloc of five.Reuter - 161 words
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Article60 1951-02-03 1 U.N. RESOLUTION "ILLEGAI," MOSCOW. Feb. 2. The New Times yesterday described the United States resolution naming Red China an aggressor as "illegal." The journal pictured the whole course of the debates and negotiations on the question as disasterous for the prestige of the United States, and compared it to th«A.P. - 60 words
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Article34 1951-02-03 1 Korea.—A.P. NEW DELHI, Feb. 2.—The Afghan contingent for the First Asian Games arrived in New Delhi yesterday. The contingent consists of 31 competitors, of whom 18 are athletes, 18 footballers and two weight-Utters.— GIISGIIS - 34 words
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Article236 1951-02-03 1 A person, who met him in Rrusscl? some hours before his departure, said he had strong indications that Westerling. v/ith the help of others, would try to gj to Amboina to reorganise resistance against the Indonesians there and on the other Moluccan islands. Plans were to drop himA.P. - 236 words
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48 1951-02-03 1 WITH THE U.S. ARMY IN KOREA, Feb. 2— A U.S. Bth Army spokesman said today there would be no confirmation or denial of a Washington report that the United Nationb forces had been ordered to halt at the 38th Parallel.— A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article132 1951-02-03 1 MAD lAS, Feb. 2. -A Madras food official spokesman said here today that the Government of India had told them of "difficulties" in keeping the promise of alloting food grains. K. M. Munshi, India's Food Minister, told reporters here today that it would be "foolishA.P. - 132 words
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Article61 1951-02-03 1 LONDON, Feb. 2. Sir Lionel Leach, former Chief Justice of Madras, will lead the Commission of Inquiry into the recent Singapore disorders leaving here on Feb. 3, it was announced yesterday Capt. H. Studdy, Chief Constable of West Riding, and Mr 9 H Wenham, member of theReuter - 61 words
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786 1951-02-03 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Feb, 3, 1951. NOTES COMMENTS ONE POLICY FOR BRITAIN TTWO Japanese to-day are in the United Kingdom as honoured guests. They are the director of the Japanese Patent Office Mr. Keijuro Kubo, and a Judge of the Japanese High Court, Mr. 6aishi Hara. Arriving in786 words
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545 1951-02-03 2 Dr< Katju On The Noble Rote Of Engineers CALCUTTA, (By Air Mail) —Speaking at the annual meeting of the Institution of Engineers (India), Bengal Centre on Saturday, (Jan. 27) Dr. K. N. Katju, the West Bengal Governor said that India was at theF.O.C. - 545 words
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Article, Illustration23 1951-02-03 2 PHOTO. Members of the 60th Indian Field Ambulance Unit here demonstrate first aid during Training, while on rear echelon duty in Korea. A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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300 1951-02-03 2 Technicians For India: Survey To Be Made Of Requirements CALCUTTA, (By Air Mail) A comprehensive enquiry to find out India's requirements of technical man-power is being undertaken immediately by the All-India Council for Technical Education The Co-ordinating Committee of the Council, which met here on Jan. 23 set up aFOC - 300 words
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Article64 1951-02-03 2 AHMEDABAD, (By Air Mail). Three textile mills, employing about 3,000 workers, have given one month's notices to close down due to cotton shortage._ J Two other mills have already deIcided to shut their night shift ope- rations from Feb. 1 and 2 more haveF.O.C. - 64 words
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276 1951-02-03 2 WEST BENGAL ASSAM BYE-ELECTIONS NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail) Five candidates for bye-elections to Legislative Assemblies in West Bengal and Assam were approved on Jan. 27 by the Central Parliamentary Board of the Congress. An official announcement issued from the A.I.C.C. Secretariat after the meeting says: "The Central Parliamentary BoardF.O.C. - 276 words
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203 1951-02-03 2 MANILA, Feb. 2. A witness testified at a deportation hearing that Co, deported Chinese Manila millionaire, was head of a Chinese Communist murder ring which liquidated several local Chinese because they opposed Mao Tae-tune's government. Ong It, 29-yeax-old Chinese serving a prison sentence for kidnapping, toldA.P. - 203 words
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Article78 1951-02-03 2 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. The Natural Rubber Bureau here on Monday estimated last year's world Droduction of natural rubber at 1.850.000 long tons— a new record The Bureau Is an organization of southeast Asian rubber producers who are seeking to ex&>and their American market. The Bureau estimated Southeast AsianA.P. - 78 words
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116 1951-02-03 2 BANGKOK, Feb. 2. Unknown persons have begun an anti-Com-munist offensive in Bangkok by flooding the capital with illustrated pamphlets telling what Is happening in Communist China today The underground workers operate at night distributing the leaflets among clnemagoers coming out ol theatres or among bus passengersA.P. - 116 words
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235 1951-02-03 2 CALCUTTA, (By Air Mail). Preliminary forecasts made by the Census Commissioners for 1951 have put the population in West Bengal at 2 crores and 87 jaKns, it is learnt from authoritative circles The forecasts were based on informations collected during preliminary house toFOC - 235 words
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471 1951-02-03 2 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail) King Tribhuvan of Nepal appealed to Nepalese people to co-operate in working the rew scheme of reforms without allowing personal or other rivalries to come in their way. The King said in a statement that he hoped "soon" toF.O.C. - 471 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-02-03 2 Photo. The Russian six-seater Moskvitch Sedan, selling at about £350, is seen displayed at the current Brussels Auto show. In general appearance the car resembles the Germa i Opel automobile. A. P.A.P. - 32 words
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635 1951-02-03 3 Text Of Broadcast Speech NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail). Broadcasting on Jan. 25 from Delhi on the e ve ot the first anniversary of the Indian Republic, the President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, reaffirmed India's belief in peaceful solution of world's problems.GIIS - 635 words
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604 1951-02-03 3 PANNA, (Vindya Pradesh), (By Air Mail). Unveiling the statue of Manaraja Chhatrasai, the famous and brave hero of Jiundeikhand, who founded a fairly extensive kingdom m the 1 ?th century, the President Dr. Rajendra Prasad urged upon the people to complete theFOC - 604 words
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151 1951-02-03 3 XALIMPONG, India, Feb. 4. Traders arriving irom i^et co tn.s norm inaiaa ooratr town reported on vvedntsuay ine onmese and pro -utmimwnwrt ribeuui oincuus are directing intensive roaa building operations in various pares of tnat isolated Himalayan country. One rouu wnich would greatly reduceA.P. - 151 words
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Article74 1951-02-03 3 INDIAN ROADS CONGRESS I NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail). The loth annual session oj the Indian Roads Congress will be beld at Calcutta for seven days beginning from Feb. 17. Tne conference will be inaugurated by the West Bengal Chief Minister, Dr. B. C. Roy. and will be presided overFOC - 74 words
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Article129 1951-02-03 3 BOMBAY. (By Air Mail). The' recent Indo -Canadian Pact, which admits the yearly migration of 150 Indians into Canada, has been welcomed by the General Secretary of the Indian Nationals' Overseas Congress, Mr. P. D. Saggi, in a statement here on Jan. 25. "But," Mr. Saggi said,FOC - 129 words
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Article81 1951-02-03 3 RANGOON. Feb. 2.— High Court Chief Justice Tun Byu on Tuesday refused bail to America's "Burma Surgeon" Dr. Gordon Seagrave, convictel on Jan. 17 of abetting high treason. He considered that the defence had not shown strong enough grounds for the American's release on bail while the HighA.P. - 81 words
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Article, Illustration27 1951-02-03 3 PHOTO. Members of the 60th Ambulance Unit, from India, sot the leg of a simulated casualty during training somewhere in Korea. A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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Article78 1951-02-03 3 MAROHERITA, (Assam), (By Air Mail). About 100 sticks of dynamite and Rs. 1,400 in Indian currency were stated to have been recovered from a Kachin trader two days back by the mobile party of land customs department, now working in the Tirap frontier tract, it isFOC - 78 words
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Article92 1951-02-03 3 NEW DELHI. Feb. 2.— India had an unfavourable balance of trade with Italy amounting to 12,000,000 rupees (US$2,600,000) during the first nine months of 1950, official sources here said. Large purchases of quicksilver and artificial fibres were responsible for the adverse balance. Indian exports toA.P. - 92 words
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136 1951-02-03 3 JAFFNA MAYORAL ELECTION AGAIN INCONCLUSIVE JAFFNA, (By Air Mail).— The adjourned meeting of the Jaffna Municipal Council specially fixed for this week for the purpose of holding the local Mayojal election, again ended abruptly with the main work undone, when the Commissioner, Mr. K. Shanmugam ruled that he could not136 words
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Article, Illustration100 1951-02-03 3 PHOTO. Pictured here at Lakenheath, Suffolk, England. R.A.F. airfield, on Jan. 17 is the world's biggest warplane, the consolidated Vultee B-36D bomber. It is one of six B-aoD's of tine United States Air Force, that landed at the airfield on Jan. 16, after a training flight of (more than 5,009A.P. - 100 words
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283 1951-02-03 3 HINDU CODE BILL IS A 'DOCUMENT OF VITAL CONCERN FOR ALL BANGALORE, (By Air Mail).— Mrs. Hannah Sen, in her presidential address to the All-India Women's Conference here on Jan. 28 said that women supported the Hindu Code Bill not because it met all their demands, but because they believedFOC - 283 words
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Article148 1951-02-03 3 COLOMEO, <By Ai rMail). -The Co-operative Wholesale Establish ment will launch within the next few months a co-operative Insurance scheme. One of the features of the scheme will be the provision of free life insurance facilities to members of Co-operative Stores Societies in Oeykm, the premium beingFOC - 148 words
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215 1951-02-03 3 COLOMBO, <By Air lUU)«—"Jt is only in Ceylon mat so-aw peo^ie shirk certain types ol iaoour, iney uo not realize tnat tne scavenger is noDler and has more rignt to nve man many of the idle rich," &ajd the Revd. Father Farrina, pansn priestFOC - 215 words
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138 1951-02-03 3 COLOMBO, (By Air Mail). Ceylon's connections with China, which is now so much in the news, date to about 2,©00 years ago. About the year 50 A.D., the then King of Ceylon, Sandamukha Siva ar Sandamuhua sent an embassy of four persons to the courtFOC - 138 words
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Article73 1951-02-03 3 COLOMBO, (By Air Mail). Within a week of representations to it by food merchants in Ceylon, the South Indian Railway has provided 10 wagons daily for the exclusive purpose of conveying perishable foodstuffs from India to Ceylon. Mr. S. V. Money, a prominent local businessman saidFOC - 73 words
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428 1951-02-03 3 CEYLON NEWS: Liquor Has Ruined Many Families PRIEST'S PLEA FOR TEMPERANCE COLOMBO, (Jiy Air Mail).— No god-fearing man should drink, as drink was detested by all religions said Revd. C. Ganegoda, a Methodist Priest, addressing a mass meeting of temperance workers at the Nigro Dharamaya Temple, JVattandiya recently. During hisFOC - 428 words
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Article121 1951-02-03 4 At the annual general meeting of d^ n o A&soc atIon Seri a/Belait (State of Brunei) held on Jan, 14 at Grand Theatre, Seria, with Mr N. Krishnan in the Chair the following office bearers were elected tor the current year President —Mr. N. Kri&hnan iRe-u-^ll^ VIce121 words
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Article31 1951-02-03 4 n2&5P*£L*!* 2 Over 90,000 British dockers are to set at am shillings daily increaa? from Feb The Increase brin^ the docker* wages to 22 shillings daily ckers ReuterReuter - 31 words
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416 1951-02-03 4 V u ni ted States Information Service announces hZmIL^T T f ntrmt x i *>y Massachusetts institute of Technology with the task of selecting two graduate students from Malaya for the MIT Foreign Mudent Summer Project to be heldUSIS - 416 words
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Article181 1951-02-03 4 During the week. Jan. 29 to Feb 4, Kuala Lipis £>couts and Cuos will be out- touring the town to seek employment. No job wi.l b- j too difficult for them. They are trying to find employment in order to earn money which is181 words
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