Indian Daily Mail, 14 February 1951
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Title Section15 1951-02-14 1 Indian Daily Mail I. NO. U52. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1951. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.15 words
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892 1951-02-14 1 Friendship With US. Despite Korea Stressed (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Feb. 13. Prime Minister Nehru making his foreign policy speech in Parliament yesterday the first to be made since the Commonwealth talks, reiterated India's determination to 6tand by herReuter; A.P.; GIIS - 892 words
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301 1951-02-14 1 NEW DELHI. Feb. 13.—Commentting on Llie Goid Coast Elections, the INDIAN EXPRESS savs: "Br'tain'o first experiment in democracy in Africa has led, as was to be expected, to an overwhelming fiemand for independence The new Ooln Coast Legislative Assembly is a typically cautious experimentGIIS - 301 words
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Article86 1951-02-14 1 ASIA JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HONGKONG. Feb. 13. A regional conference for the Asia Junior Chamber of Commerce wi.l open here on Feb. 15 and last until Feb. 17. The Philippines, Singapore, Macao, Taipeh and Hongkong w.ll be represented at the conference. India and Bangkok may attend. The conference willReuter - 86 words
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81 1951-02-14 1 EARLY RESUMPTION OF INDO-PAR TRADE EXPECTED (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY, Feb. 13.— Commerce and Industry Minister Mr. Harekrushna Malitab addressing a Press Conferience here yesterday revealed that he 'expected early resumption of trade between India and Pakistan. In that case, he said "We expect supplies of Pakistan cotton for81 words
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Article47 1951-02-14 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Feb. 13.— "Tamil which seems to be the oldest language, grew independently of any other language including Sanskrit," said j Prof. Ramachandra Dikshitar, professor of Indian History in the Madras University, speaking on South Indian linguistics. Copyright.47 words
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Article97 1951-02-14 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Feb. 13. —In Uhe Madias High Court yesterday Mr. A. S. P. Ayyar admitted the applica- tion for leave to appeal to Supreme j Court filed by Government against I the judgment' of the High Court in j respect of admission to colleges97 words
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Article72 1951-02-14 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Feb. 13.—Maj.-Gen- eial Bijaya Shamsher, Directori General of Foreign Affairs, Nepal, in a statement, has thanked Prime Minister Nehru and the Government of India for the cordiality and friendship displayed throughout the discussions held between the King of Nepal and72 words
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Article63 1951-02-14 1 NEW DELHI. Feb. 13.— The Sectary of the Danish Indian Society in Copenhagen, Dr. Wolmer Clemmen■Oß, a; lived in India to visit leadinc ~dwcptional centres in the country. The Danish scholar, who has extensively lectured in Scadinavian countries, after a short stay in Delhi will leave63 words
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Article67 1951-02-14 1 KARACHI. Feb. 13. Premier Liaquat Ali Khan will inaugurate the seventh session of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, ■beginning in Lahore on Feb. 28 Technical assistance for Asian and Far Eastern countries will form part of the 17 -point agendaA.P. - 67 words
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374 1951-02-14 1 Jelebu district of Negri Scmbilan on Sunday witnessed a milestone in the progress of the administration, when five Community Centres were declared officially open by the Yang Di Pertuan Besar. Two. of these centres serve the closer settlement areas of Chempedak and Petaling respectively374 words
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Article193 1951-02-14 1 KARACHI, Feb. 13. The third session of the World Moslem Conference on Sunday commenced undor the presidency of Omar Reza Doghrol. leader of the Turkish delegation. The resolution of condolence on the death of Hamdi El Aksani, the Turkish scholar, was passed by the conference. In his193 words
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Article152 1951-02-14 1 NEW DELHI. Feb. 12.— At question time in Parliament on Friday last the Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, informed the Ho"se that the Government of India had suggested to the Pakistan Government to have trade talks between the two countries. Certain preliminary exchange of views would be heldGIIS - 152 words
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155 1951-02-14 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. 13.— Referrlnu to Dr. Malan's desire to '"take over" protectorates of Bechuanaland. Swaziland and Basutoland, the HINDNSTAN TIMES observers: "Dr. Malan's appetite seems insatiable. In his speech, the Union Prime Minister made a plausible case fo»--the transfer The argument, however, ignoresGIIS - 155 words
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Article216 1951-02-14 1 ESTATE CONDUCTOR KILLED When bandits attacked a car in the Tanjong MalLm area of Selangor yesterday morning, two Specia' Constables and a conductor wcr»> killed. The assistant manager l>f the estate in whicn the attack, was made was wounded in the hea'i The car was destroyed by fire, says a216 words
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Article88 1951-02-14 1 The Commission of Enquiry under the Chairmanship of Sir Lionel Leach, will sit in the Victoria Memorial Hall at 10.30 a.m. today (Wednesday). After the opening formalities, the Commission will hear the evidence of Mr. G. R. Livett, Dy. Commissioner of Police who is under medical orders to88 words
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Article30 1951-02-14 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. 13. India shortly may conclude a trad agreement with Burma to regulate the import of rice and timber from that country, the Commerce Ministry said here. A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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37 1951-02-14 1 CRACKER ATTACK ON BENGAL MINISTER (From Our Own Correspondent) CALCUTTA, Feb. 13.— Law Minister Mr. N. D. Majumdar escaped Injury when four crackers were ittmn at his car when he was re.turning from liis Labour constituency. Copyright.37 words
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Article59 1951-02-14 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) BOMBAY, Feb. 13.— Mr. Harekrushna Mahtab, India's Minister for Commerce and Industry, addressing a Press Conference, said the Government knew nothing about the United States objection to export rubber tyres and tubes from India to Communist China. He also said59 words
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192 1951-02-14 1 TOKYO. Feb. 13.— American and South Korean troops fought their way today out of a huge trap sprung by a 100.000 man CommunLsl force in the snowy mountains of Central Korea. General Mac Arthur made a flying visit to the We.stcrn Korea front whereA.P. - 192 words
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618 1951-02-14 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1951. A TRAGEDY AND ITS LESSON-V IN his funeral oration over the passing away of the Tribune Group of Newspapers, Dato S. Q Wong, Chairman of its Board of Directors, bewailed as follows: "For a period of 38 years, excluding the Japanese occupation618 words
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1870 1951-02-14 2 Tribute To Work Of Central Institute NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail) Addressing a joint session of the Governing Body of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research and the Convocation of the Indian Agricultural Institute here on Feb. 5. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the President, appealed1,870 words
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156 1951-02-14 2 SHOULD NOT DEPEND ON FOREIGN COUNTRIES At the present moment the food problem is the biggest problem before us and it is up to the scientists and the Agriculture Ministry and the agriculturists to see to it that our dependence upon foreign import* is removed as soon as possible. JF.O.C. - 156 words
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Article1561 1951-02-14 2 WORK OF CENTRAL REGIONAL BOARDS PROCEDURE EXPLAINED MADRAS, (By Air Mail) The constitution of the Central Film Censor Board, its scope, and the procedure to be adopted by it in regard to the certificatoin of films, were explained in detail by Mr. K. Srinivasan, Regional Officer,F.O.C. - 1,561 words
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Article81 1951-02-14 2 NEW DELHI, Feb. 12.— Two attractive and heavy Banaras brocade oedspreads are being presented to tlie bride of His Majesty the Shah of Iran by the Govern me it of India at the wedding of His Majesty today. The Indian Charge d'Affaires in Teheran will hand overGIIS - 81 words
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1029 1951-02-14 3 INDIAN PARLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS: Dr. Ambedkafs Assertion: further Debate On Bill NEW DELHI, (Feb. 6, (By Air Mail" —The Law Minister, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, intervening in the rlausc-by-cLiuse discussion on th^ Hindu Code Bill in Parliament to-day, ?aid he would either iiace1,029 words
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Article1420 1951-02-14 3 The Law Minister, Dr. B. K. Amcedkar, said that one of his amendments sought to exclude from the purview of the bill Hindus married under the Special Marriage Act, 1872. The provision, ne recalled, v(^ not in the original bill but was in troduced by the SelectFOC - 1,420 words
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Article813 1951-02-14 3 Delimitation Of Constituencies Kosi Project War Compensation Claims Pre-fab Housing Factory— lndia And Dollar Pool Imperial Bank Act Amendment Reorganisation Of Ministries Smuggling Of Gold Flag Day Collections. NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail)— The _,aw Minister Dr. B. R. Ambedkai old Sri B. R. Das in ParliamentF.O.C. - 813 words
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338 1951-02-14 3 CEYLON NEWS: COLOMBO, (By Air Mail).— The basic task of the Lanka Sama Samaja Party has been defined as the "preparation of the masses, and in particular the working class, for the destruction of the UNP regime, and the establishmet of aFOC - 338 words
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689 1951-02-14 4 Far East Outlook Favourable WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. The large exports of rubber and tin at high prices by Malaya places the country in a favourable procurement position wherever rice is available, despite the fact that it depends heavily upon imported food, particularly rice, says theUSIS - 689 words
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Article69 1951-02-14 4 NEW DELHI. Feb. 13.— India in the 1950 calendar year imported 1.297.000 tons of foodgrains. official sources here said. This included 762.000 tons from Australia. 482,000 from Argentina. 50.000 from the United States and 3.000 from Canada In 1949. India's imports totalled 2.027,000 tons, includingA.P. - 69 words
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Article248 1951-02-14 4 WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. Informed Indian sources here were not inclined to attach undue importance to difficulties the 2,000,000-ton wheat deal for India was reported to be encountering in certain Congressional circles. They said that the type of questions reported to have t>e?n raised byReuter - 248 words
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114 1951-02-14 4 The Government of the Co'onv have retained the services Messrs. Urwick., Orr Partners Limited, Consultants in Organisation and Management, to make a preliminary survey of Government organisation In the Colony. Messrs. Urwick, Orr's representative, Mr. R. A. Withers, has arrived and ha* started his survey,114 words
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Article35 1951-02-14 4 It is officially stated that the Sultan of Trengganu is improving greatly from his Illness, and it is hoped that he will be able to administer the State in the very near future.35 words
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