Indian Daily Mail, 4 March 1951
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Title Section18 1951-03-04 1 Sunday Edition Indian Daily Mail VOL. VII. No. 22. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1951. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.18 words
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277 1951-03-04 1 Tapioca And Groundnut Cake Main Ingredients' NEW DELHI, Mar. 3. The manufacture of synthetic rice m India, its protein contents and food value yvere the subject matters of a series of supplementary questions m Parliament on Feb. 26. Replying to Mr. IS. Alexander, the MinisterFOC - 277 words
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Article301 1951-03-04 1 CALCUTTA, Mar. 3. Swam. Agehanandji, the Englishman who worked witn Netaji bubhas Chandrabose m Germany is now a Hindu Sadnu, working nonourarily as a Professor m Pnuosopny and Philo logy m the Delhi University. He is the son of Colonel sir John Hater, an IndianFOC - 301 words
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Article111 1951-03-04 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 3.— At ques tion time m the Indian Parliamen. on Thursday, the Minister foi Natural Resources and Scientific Research, Mr. Sri Prakasa, told th. House that the setting up of an atomic pile m India was receiving the active confide: ation of theGIIS - 111 words
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43 1951-03-04 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 2 —lndia would like to import 500,000 tons of steel this year from Britain, America, Japan, Germany, France and Belgium, Industry and Commerce Minister H. K. Mahatab told questioner! tn parliament today.- A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article236 1951-03-04 1 ERNAKULAM, Mar. 3. The Rear-Admira! commanding the Indian Naval Squadron came ov.r norn his flagship Ranjit to the Tank Ship Avenger m mid sea en Feb. 24 The Admiral's ship came parallel to the Avenger at the same speed with a distance of 30 yardsFOC - 236 words
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Article45 1951-03-04 1 SINGAPORE. Mar. 3. Mr. M. Gopala Menon, the new Indian Representative m Malaya, will leave Trichy by Air India on March 12 and will reach Colombo the same evening. From Colombo he will fly to Singapore on March 13. GIISGIIS - 45 words
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Article121 1951-03-04 1 NEW DELHI. Mar. 3.- A five year development programme for Indian sugar industry, the second largest industry m the country, was d'scussed recently at a conference of representatives of the industry and officials of the Government of India. The conference was convened by the Planning Commission. TheGIIS - 121 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-03-04 1 PHOTO. U.S. First Cava l^ division infantrymen, supported by the 24th division tanks, move out for an assault on an enemy-held hill m Korea. Smoke rises from tank gun hits on suspected red hideouts A.P.A.P. - 35 words
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166 1951-03-04 1 141/2 YEARS' R.I. FINE OF RS. 11,550 FOR RLY. CLERK NEW DbLtlL, Mar. 3.— Our prasad, a cieric oi tne eastern .fuiij<*o ranway, was sentenced to iouruetu aiia na.f years ngorious imprisonment on tne cnarge oi corrupn.ti oy a ueini Magistrate on tvo 26. me iViagigcrdie aiso orated nmi coFOC - 166 words
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180 1951-03-04 1 STATE-AIDED ART CULTURE INSTITUTE: UDAY SHANKAR TO DISCUSS PLAN WITH SHRI NEHRU NEW DELHI, Mar. 3. Uday Shankar, the famous Indian dancer, has placed before the Government a scheme for establishment of a State-aided art and culture institution m the country with the object of bringing about a cultural renaissanceFOC - 180 words
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214 1951-03-04 1 C.A.R.E., MARKING ANNIVERSARY, NOW ACTIVE IN ASIA NEW YORK, Mar. 3. The Cooperative for American Remit- uances to Europe (CARE), founded aye years ago to help the people of -torn Europe, nas broadly expanded its relief work m Asia and .he Near East since tnat time. CRE Executive Director PaulUSIS - 214 words
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Article49 1951-03-04 1 N^.VV DSLHI, Mar. 3. The Deputy Defence Minister. Major-Ge-neral HWiat Singhj l, told the House on Thursday that the Introduction of another award to be called the "Asoka Chakra" for acts of gallantry, not m the face of enemy, was i under the Govirn.ntnl's conslde- m.~ GIISGIIS - 49 words
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107 1951-03-04 1 NEW DELHI, March 3.— At question time m Parliament yesterday the Deputy Minister for External Affairs, Dr. B. V. Keskar, stated that the Government of India have so far acquired properties m foreign countries costing Rs. 12,269,368 m Indian currency and Rs. 604.500 mGIIS - 107 words
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398 1951-03-04 1 SEPARATE REPRESENTATION OF NON-EUROPEANS: DETAILS OF NEW BILL CAPETOWN, Mar. 3. The South African Government disclosed details recently of its Bill to alter the Parliamentary representation of non-Europeans other than natives m Cape Province and Natai. The Bill provides far separateReuter - 398 words
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424 1951-03-04 1 Crisis In College Education: Sharp Fall In Number Of Students CALCUTTA Mar. 3.^- All the non Government colleges m West Bengal are faced with a grave situation on account of a precipitate fall m the numerical strength of students during the session 1950-51, Sri X Bose, Secretary. West Bengal CollegeFOC - 424 words
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Article35 1951-03-04 1 STOCKHOLM. Mar. 3 The Royal Academy of Engineering and Science, Swotlrn. has elected Dr S S. Bhatnagar. Secretary. Ministry of Natural Resources and Scientific Research, Government of India as a corresponding member— GIISGIIS - 35 words
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Article34 1951-03-04 1 N^W DELHI, Mar. 3.— The Gov- ernment of India have appointed Mr. Victor B. Strand. V'ee-Chair-m?n of the Indo-Danish Society ana a leading Danish businessman, as honorary Oonsul-Opn^ral for India In Denmark. Conpnhaepn GIISGIIS - 34 words
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180 1951-03-04 1 RUSSIA'S FUTILE MOVE TO OUST S. KOREA FROM E.C.A.F.E. LAHORE. Pakistan. Mar. 3.— The Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) on Thursday rejected a Soviet resolution to expel the delegates of South Korea and the French sponsored IndoChinese state of Vietnam from the commission. The vote onA.P. - 180 words
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Article193 1951-03-04 1 KOBE, Mar. 3.— The first Indian ship, "Jal Ganga," built m Japan for the Indian Shipping Company was launched on February 28 by the Head of the Indian Mission Mx. K. K. Chettur. at Kobe. The large and distinguished gathering included the Commanding OfficerGIIS - 193 words
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234 1951-03-04 2 Congress Party In Parliament: Azad Elected Deputy Leader NtiVJ DELHI, Feb. 14, (By An Maiij. Air. jawanaiial r<enru wac -eiec^-a ictiaer oi tne t^ongrese caxkj vi at, the armuu. nit-eimg oi tiie party u>oay. me party also unanimously eiecLLu mttdniaa rtuUj jvaaain Azad a^ Ucpuiy L-eader m tne vacancy cduscuFOC - 234 words
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Article40 1951-03-04 2 MADRAS, (By Air Mail) The Governor of Madras has appointed Mr. C. K. Thiruvenkatchariar, Advocate, to be Advocate-General, for Madras Suite with effect from Feb™al>' 25, vice Mr. K. Kuttikrishua Menon, it is Official, annmmr.«»rt_ FOCFOC - 40 words
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307 1951-03-04 2 SURAT, (By Air Mail).— Mr. N. GfGore, Secretary 'of the Bombay State Socialist Party, said here recently, "The Unity Resolution of the Congress, m my opinion, is a still-born child. W hatever appeal it had when it was draited was destroyed evenFOC - 307 words
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88 1951-03-04 2 INDIAN CLOTH QUOTA FOR SOFT CURRENCY AREAS NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail).— The export of coarse and medium cloth to soft currency countries will fc: regulated within an overall quo. a of 100 million yards for the period January June 1951. Disclosing this m Parliament, Ivii. D. P Karr aikar,FOC - 88 words
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Article86 1951-03-04 2 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail) Dr. Profulla Chandra Ghosh, leader of the Krishak Praja Mazdoor Party m West Bengal, met Mr Nehru on Feb. 21. The meeting between the two leaders, which lasted about an hour, is understood to have been held at the invitationF.O.C. - 86 words
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Article, Illustration121 1951-03-04 2 PHOTO. During a brief visit to the United States after attending a conference of British Commonwealth leaders m London. Sidney G. Holland, Prime Minister of New Zealand, conferred with U.S. President Harry S. Truman at the White House m Washington, D.C. Prime Minister Holland told the U.S. Chief Executive thatUSIS - 121 words
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154 1951-03-04 2 BOMBAY, Feb. 25 (By Air Mail)— A rebellious Jewish passenger and his Nepali wile were flying back to Israel uihight alter morphia injections had quietened them m the plane. The couple had landed here yesterday without visas and were asked to get back to theFOC - 154 words
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325 1951-03-04 2 SUIT AGAINST M. S. M. RAILWAY DECREED MADRAS, (By Air Mail) The Chief Judge of the Court of Small Causes disposed of on Feb. 20 a suit filed against the M. and S. M. Railway, m which the question raised was whether the Railway authorities were liable to refund theF.O.C. - 325 words
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92 1951-03-04 2 BOMBAY, (By Air Mail) The Tariff Board's enquiry into the fixation of prices of raw rubber and protection to the raw rubber industry concluded on Feb. 20. The important points discussed to-day were m regard to the cost or production of raw rubber, rehabilitationF.O.C. - 92 words
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494 1951-03-04 2 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail) A Constitution Bench of the Supremo Court, consisting of Mr. Justice Fazi AH, Mr. Justice Mehr Chand Ma ha jan, Mr. Justice B. K. Mukherjee, Mr. Jus I ice S. R. Das and Mr.F.O.C. - 494 words
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68 1951-03-04 2 NEW DELHI, Feb. 21. (By Air Mail) Enquiries m Nepalese circles suggested that the Nepal Government will shortly approach the Government of India with a request for a loan of a senior officer to assist them m the implementation of the new constitutional proposals.68 words
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127 1951-03-04 2 CALCUTTA. (By Air Mail)— Three posts of Deputy Ministers are to be created m Assam immediately, it is reliability learnt. Messrs. Mohendra Mohan Chaudhury, Hareswar Das and Purnanda Chetia, at present Parliamentary Secretaries to the Government, will be appointed to theseF.O.C. - 127 words
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109 1951-03-04 2 LUCKNOW, (By Air Mail) Prime Minister Sri Jawaharlal Nehru told a Chinese fable to the students of the Lucknow UniversijLy on Feb. 17 to illustrate his point that ministership could not be the goal of life. A Chinese poet, Sri Nehru said, had narratedF.O.C. - 109 words
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Article58 1951-03-04 2 LONDON, Feb. 25. Burma Ambassador to Russia U. Ohn visited Lenin's tomb on Feb. 21 and laid a wreath on behalf of his Embassy, according to a Tass agency report received m London. U. Ohn a former Ambassador to Britain was accompanied by the Diplomatic StaffReuter - 58 words
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231 1951-03-04 2 Production Of Jaggery: Madras Govt.'s New Scheme MADRAS, (By Air Mail) Two centres of jaggery production on a co-operative basis have started functioning from February 1, one at Rochemanagaram m Tirunelveli district and the other at Doddagetta m Anantapur district. The former centre will produce palm gur while the latterF.O.C. - 231 words
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Article73 1951-03-04 2 Vice Admiral Oliver BOMBAY, Feb. 28. The Com. mander-in-Chief of the East Indies Station, Vice-Admiral G. N. Oliver. has arrived m Bombay. Vice-Admi-ral Oliver was received at the Gateway of India by the Commodore-in-Charge, Bombay, Mr. R. M T Taylor Vice Admiral Oliver later paid courtesy calls on the GovernorGIIS - 73 words
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Article643 1951-03-04 2 JRANIS are migrants from Iran, now domiciled m India. Thougn teennically foreigners yet, one Has long ceased to consider them as such. Situated as Iran is like a sort ot "land bridge" between the East and the West, its people have adapted themselves easily to theGIIS - 643 words
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Advertisement243 1951-03-04 2 S'PILESCURE" I A perfect Herbal Ointment and a magic cure for all varieties of Piles Bleeding or Blind, external or internal. Gives instantaneous relief, stops pain and bleeding within 24 hours. Complete cure m one month guaranteed. Price per Tftbe. 6 Shillings by 8.P.0. PILES CURE DEPOT, Choravaram P.O. (Vizag243 words
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Article316 1951-03-04 3 Munshi Warm 'Invasion* Might Be t fleavier This Year NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail) About 60 locust swarms from western countries l.ad invaded India dur n g the last year turning an area, of 80,000 square miles into their brewing groun/1. The Food Minister, Mr.FOC - 316 words
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237 1951-03-04 3 Instruction Medium In Army: Hindi In Devanagari To Be Used NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail) The introduction of Hindi m the Devanagari script as the medium of instruction m the armed forces has recently been approved by Government The Army Educational Corps centre and school will begin holding special coursesF.O.C. - 237 words
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Article80 1951-03-04 3 LUCKNOW. (By Air Mail).— The Govt of India propose to stop completely the consumption of opium as an intoxicant by March, 1959, it was learnt here In pursuance of the Centre's policy, the Uttar Pradesh Government propose to enhance the excise issue price of opium fromFOC - 80 words
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Article, Illustration66 1951-03-04 3 Continuing their methodical resistance to Communist aggression In the Republic of Korea, United Nations ground forces recently pushed within artillery range of Seoul. In the midst of the operation. General Douglas Mac Arthur (right), Commanding General of the United Nations forces m Korea, arrived at the fighting frnnt tn hparUSIS - 66 words
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Article130 1951-03-04 3 U.N.E.S.C.O. TO HELP. ASSAM PARIS, Feb. 25.— The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has concluded an agreement with the Service Civil International for organising work camps for repair and building of educational institutions damaged by the earthquake and flood disaster m Assam m August last. Jpor theGIIS - 130 words
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74 1951-03-04 3 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail) The Central Advisory Council for Railways, at a meeting on Feb. 17 accepted the proposals for the amalgamation of the South Indian, Mad.as and Southern Mahratta and Mysore Railways m connection with the scheme of regrouping of railways. The new amalgamatedF.O.C. - 74 words
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Article29 1951-03-04 3 CANBERRA, Mar. I.— Prime Minister Robert Menzies today announced the resignation from the Australian Cabinet of Dame Enid Lyons, Vice-President of the Executive Council, for reasons of ill-health. A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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356 1951-03-04 3 I.A.F. TECHNICAL TRAINING COLLEGE OPENED BANGALORE. (By Air Mail) The Indian Air Force Technical Training College at Jalahalli was opened formally on Feb. 13 morning by Air Marshal R. Ivelaw-Chapman, Chief of Air Staff and Commander-in-Chicf, Indian Air Force. The College, which was established m 1949. serves as the principalF.O.C. - 356 words
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Article2190 1951-03-04 3 M. R. MASANI - M. R. MASANI By Member of Indian Parliament, former Indian Ambassador to Argentina, and widely known for his understanding of Asian affairs. ftECRNT developments m Tibet H O fi? n f ltute a major diplomatic defeat for toe loreign policy of i!? la V J° Cti2,190 words
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Article86 1951-03-04 3 LONDON, Mar. 2.—An attack of boils will keep Winston Churchill, Conservative Party leader, inactive Conservative Party leader, inactive for several days. His physicians. Lord Moran and Sir Thomas Dunhill, expressed no alarm but advised him to give up his work m parliament for a short time. Conservative PartyA.P. - 86 words
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652 1951-03-04 4 5,000 Pay Rs. 1,000 Ench Towards Cost Women have inspired music and art m all ages, yes, but never a stadium. But the inspiration for the National Stadium at New Delhi, where the Asian games will be held, came from a womanGIIS - 652 words
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234 1951-03-04 4 NEW DELHI, Mar. 3.— The First Asian Games will open m New Delhi oa Mar. 4 with a proclamation by the President. Pigeons will be released as the flag of the Asian Games Federation is hoisted. About 50 relayGIIS - 234 words
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506 1951-03-04 4 "WASHINGTON POST" ON ADMINISTRATION OF U.S. FOOD AID TO INDIA WASHINGTON, Feb 27. "The appointment of an tIA administrator to India, m case the aid bill is passed, will be of as much importance as the actual grant. Famine relief administration requires both general experience of thai, kind of wontUSIS - 506 words
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Article73 1951-03-04 4 A communique issued by the Controller of Supplies states that m view of a complaint that the price of Sunlight Soap had been unnecessarily increased by a retailer m the Pasir Panjang area, importers of this commodity have promised to withhold further supplies from shops who are73 words
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Article55 1951-03-04 4 The Perak State War Executive Committee on Thursday morning considered whether it should recommend to the Mentri Besar, Perak, that he should direct the holding of an enquiry under incident at Sungei Siput and decided that there was nothing m the circumstances surrounding this incident which warranted recommending action against55 words
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161 1951-03-04 4 For the first time, Johore will have Chinese Citizens Committees which will be established m resettlement areas and predominantly Chinese villages m the State. This month alone, seven resettlement areas and villages m the Johore Bahru district will be forming such Committees. The places161 words
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98 1951-03-04 4 The Kedah Government nave decided mat it is aesnable for some of the Civil Service Officers to able to speak Chinese so that the Urunese section oi tne community can De administered properly. The first officer to be selected for this scheme is Che98 words
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154 1951-03-04 4 The sixth annual general meeting of the Kadayanahur Musuru League, Singapore was held at 12, Tanjong Pagar Road, League pre mises on Sunday, Feb. 25, at 3 p.m. and the following were elects a office-bearers for the current year: President— Mr. fc>. N. Snaik Ah Sahib;154 words
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Article53 1951-03-04 4 A general meeting of journalists m Singapore will be held at the ACSU premises, Canning Rise, at 10.30 a.m. today (Sunday) to consider and pass the constitution of the "Singapore Union of Journalists" as prepared by the Ad-Hoc Committee appointed for that purpose on Feb. 18. All journalists are earnestly53 words
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