Indian Daily Mail, 8 April 1951

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    Masthead
    19 1 Sunday Edition Indian Daily Mail VOL. VII. No. 57. INGAPORE, SUND AY, APRIL 8, 1951. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Nehru Joins In Hoh Revelry
    737 1 COLOURFUL SCENES AT RESIDENCE NEW DELHI, Apr. 7. -A spirit of revelry had gripped the atmosphere; dholaks and H oil songs echoed from far and near dragging the willing and unwilling into the spirit of the day. The pull was magnetic and one just could
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    INDIA SEEKS FRIENDSHIP
    37 1 NEW DELHI, Apr. 7.— Deputy! Foreign Minister B. V. Keskar informed parliament today that India is negotiating treaties of friendship, trade and commerce with Syria, Iraq, the Philippines, Burma, Thailaud. Yemen *M Oman.- A.P.
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    Fines Of Anna Each & More For Holi Revellers
    214 1 Fines Of Anna Each More For Holi Revellers CALCUTTA, Apr. 7.— "Ho*; revelry on Friday m excess of tne bounds set by law and order, was visited m City Police Courts recently m a numoer of cases witn hnes oi an anna each. Aoout tiOO nad altogether been caken m
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    Murliganj Bazar In Bihar Gutted: Property Worth A Crore Destroyed
    106 1 Murliganj Bazar In Bihar Gutted: Property Worth A Crore Destroyed PATNA, Apr. 7.—Property—comprising large stocks of jute foodtrains and cloih unoiiicia.i.v estimated to be worth over rupee, one crore was destroyed recent > oy a devastating lire which gutteo a major portion of the Murhgaiij Bazar, one of the biggest
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    DAUGHTER FOR SIAMESE QUEEN
    88 1 LAUSANNE, Switzer and. Apr. 7 —Queen Sirikit of Siam gave birth to a seven-pound daughter m a clinic here on Thursday. Both she and the infant are doing well, it was announced yesterday. Queen Sirikit married the young King- Phumiphon m Bangkok last spring and returned
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    CARTOONIST'S STRIKE AGAINST INCOME TAX
    75 1 RANGOON, Apr. 7.— Ba Gyan, Burma's ace cartoonist, has launch ed a one-man strike against incomeHe has announced he will draw no more cartoons until the Burmese government absolves him from paying tax on his income. His case is: The government did not help him
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    PIRATES ENTERTAINED!
    48 1 PIRATES ENTERTAINED! RANGOON, Apr. 7— Burmese pirates quaffed drinks and listed for two hours to a woman singer after boarding a steamer near the east coast fishing centre, Mergui. They complimented the songstress on the quality of her singing before leaving with booty worth Rs. 30,000 (£2,3000).- A.P.
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    OIL FROM SAND
    54 1 EDMONTON, Alberta. Apr. 7. Three officials of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company are studying the possibilities of producing oil from northern Alberta's itar sands. Esti. mates of the sand's oil content run -^s high as 300,000,000,000 barrels. The party includes Dr. D. A. Howes. .J. F. Wataon and
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    CONGRESS WINS BYE-ELECTION
    72 1 CALCUTTA, Apr. 7. The Congress has won tne bye-election lo West Bengal Assembly irom Maldan-West Dmajpur genera, constituency m a triangular contest. Tne seat was made vacant b> the death of former Home Ministei Kiran Shankar Roy. The Krishak-Proja-Mazdoor Party and Com munist Party candidates have been
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    32 1 Photo) French President Vincent Auriol (left) ami U.S. President Harry S. Truman converse as they they leave Union Station, Washington, by car on March 28 to ride down Pennsylvania Avenue. A. P.
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    GRASS CLOTH!
    82 1 NEW YORK, Apr. 7. Japanese ramie or "grass cloth" went on display m New York on Thursday, and drew a near capacity crowd. Within a few hours after tht month long exhibit opened, an official said, nearly 100 buyers, re presenting department stores and industrial pants, had examined
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    "PEACE MOVEMENT" IN WEST BENGAL
    139 1 CALCUTTA, Apr. 7. Ten Left wing leaders and progressive writers ot West Bengal nave m a statement appealed to tne people ol West Benga* m particular "to start a wive ana intensive moveuieai' tor peace. Tney have also formed a Preparatory Committee for a Provincial
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    TO ENCOURAGE MOTHERHOOD
    62 1 VIENNA, Apr. 7. Communist Hungai'y has passed a governmental decree to encourage motherhood. Mothers of 11 children or more will receive a US$l7l award and ge' the 'First Degree of the Order of Merit of Motherhpod." Cash awards and titles are being handed out down to mothers
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    TEXT OF RAU'S LETTER INFORMING U.N. OF SOUTH AFRICA'S REFUSAL TO ATTEND ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE
    461 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. 7. The following is the text of the message addressed by Mr. B. N. Rau to the Secretary-General of the U nited Nations informing the U.N. of South Africa's refusal to take
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    MILITARY TRAINING SCHOOL IN E. BENGAL
    247 1 KARACHI, Apr. 7.— Prime Minister Liaquat Air Khan said m Parliament recently that Government had at present under consideration the question of nationalisation of civil aviation m Pakistan. Mr. Liaquat Aii Knan who was icpiying to a Question, said, "oivu aviation has mane steauy
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    PLEDGE TO BURN BURMA'S CONSTITUTION!
    59 1 RANGOON, Apr. 7. Tne Union of Burma League formed by proBritish Burmese and including two ex-Premiers, announces that should it win the forthcoming election, it will publicly burn Burma's Constitution. It also plans to re-design the pre sent Burmese flag "whose six stars have an
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    BRITAIN AGREES TO WITHDRAW TROOPS FROM SUEZ, BIT ONLY DURING PEACE TIMES!
    270 1 LONDON, Apr. 7. Informed sources said yesterday that Britain nad agreed lo withdraw its troops from Lhe Suez Canal zone— but only during times of peace. The proposal, reportedly agreed upon by the cabinet on Thursday, was described
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    RUBBER FROM PEAT?
    37 1 WASHINGTON. Apr. 7. Dr. Derso Sebeck Shybekay of Minneapolis said on Thursday he has a process for producing cheap synthetic rubber from peat but has been unable to interest the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. A.P.
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    Churchill To Visit Truman
    27 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 7. President Truman said on Thursday that Winston Churchill will visit him on his forthromine triD to the United States.- A.P.
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    NEWSPRINT FOR INDIA
    118 1 NEW DELHI, Apr. 7.— lndia haa secured promises for 31,000 tons of newsprint during 1951, Commerce Minister H. K. Mahtab told a questioner m Parliament. ncn n He said the country has 19.50U ions on hand, enough to last four ar five months at the present consumption
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    SCHOOLS STRUCK OFF REGISTER
    120 1 According to an official press release, the undermentioned schools have ceased to exist and therefore have been struck off the Register ot Schools and that the Registration of all registered Supervisors and Teachers belonging -to the said schools have been cancelled: TA>han Kumaramangalam Tamii School. (8-11,
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    New Drug From Drumsticks
    998 2 Manurial Trials On Paddy Potato And Tobacco PROGRESS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH in*, Indian Institute of Sciences, Bangalore, has extracted a substance from the roots of the common drum stick tree which is an effective antidote to the growth of OU S micr r &ani Sms that
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    Protection Of Nepal's Northern Boundary
    59 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. 7.-India and Nepal never had an agreement or treaty for the joint protection of Nepal s northern border with Tibet Deputy Foreign Minister B V* ment 1 told que3tioners m ParliahoS, Ut h6 f dded there has always been a tacit understanding
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    Role Of Lawyers In India
    983 2 B^^SmmmmmWm Chairman a akri shna Raju Couicd n'r M dras Legislative tion presided over the func_Jfc M ack m the course of his ?w ce o S that w as m thi' view a rather unfortunate trend that awyers m good practice hSd 3?en inclined
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    INDIA'S ACHIEVEMENTS SINCE INDEPENDENCE: DR. PRASAD'S REVIEW
    318 2 TRIVANDRUM, (By Air Mail.— resident Rajendra Prasad declared nere that the "democracy on the jcale we are now having m this jountiy has never been know m tha past.'' Dr. Prasad, who was replying to m address presented to him, by the Invandrum
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    67 2 PHOTO). SSSr A V t^lg^Jbd ß^to^^h ßMe u by a tess Marone (Princess Man P rh^ are the godparents CoSnBauduln. The ceremony n^ace l at ?L Spain > 1 PrSe Laiken on the morning of nSLi r «_JLJ 1 5..i1 t0 ,d .Palace of and Princess Be Rethy° the bVwaf
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    Emigration Expert On Oversea Settlement
    637 2  -  ROBERT BROWN (By Reuter's Correspondent) BriS W- 1 Mr Ge rse Fre ««erick Plant, one of enVhu^a/a f "S experts on emi eration, has warned fn tho RHf 1°?. lar 8«-scale population transfers withthe*r pfanl! C mmonWealth that they cannot rusl > cult^r/i? 0 ha
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    Care Of The Blind
    1872 3  -  M. S. VENKATARAMANI How Madras School Works by and is a "ry ctever EJ" <£ a e win sit down and niv ml tl.vJ: questions. They Z wlth questions whicHittlf Ws^f fe age are fond of asking but ?n A IS case of Gopu there is
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    TEN REFUGEES KILLED IN CYCLONE HIT
    116 3 AMBALA: Ten refugees m the reI hef camp were killed and nine seriously injured when a syclone hit Hissar, during the weekend, accordo? Mar°^9 ial avail able here It is estimated that extensive damage to the standing crops has been caused and numerous heads
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    Kanpur Police Raid Bullion Shop
    164 3 KANPUR: Police raided the shop of a bullion merchant m the Nayaganj. bullion market here on Mar 29 and seized silver coins weighing over 18 maunds, worth about Rs. 70 000 Thirteen out of the eighteen maunds of silver coins were of Nepal btate and
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    U.S. EXPERIMENTS HELP IMPROVE SOUTHEAST ASIA RUBBER YIELD
    474 3 PARAMUS, New Jersey, Apr. 7. One thousand rubber-producing Hevea trees under cultivation here are beginning to furnish data that will help planters m Southeast Asia improve their rubber croos m,iers Scientists working on the project gmch is sponsored by the US übber
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    Point Four Technicians Working In South-East Asia
    183 3 Point Four Technicians Working In South-East Asia WACHINGTON, Apr. 7. |Two South-East Asian countries, Thailand and the Philippines, are among the 28 countries where the United States has assigned specialists to work on projects under the technical assistance Point Four programme, an official of the Technical CoopaQtion Administration (T.C -p
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    The New Commonwealth
    825 3  -  K. C. WHEARE by THE British Commonwealth oi Nations m 1951 has a population of nearly 500 million people, and 5 is a free association of eight soverf_ lg l' impendent members the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Canada, AusWh Z T a&nd the
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    BANGKOK PORT TO BE DREDGED
    57 3 ha^S?*' Apr nas signed contract with a r>„f«i! "rm for dredging UT that lm open the rlverport of Bankok ta T tr\T t rrut°h t^ Chao Phya river, 20 miles away n tiV'i am l S Ballest Maatschappl} SCve™men°t n aCt kn? iCh the «3
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    OIL REFINERY NEAR DURBAN
    30 3 NEW YORK, Apr~~7.--A 10 000 barrel-a-day oil refinery will 'T consti-ucted Jv Stand^rdivtaium Oil Co near Durban. South Afrto? at a cost of US$l2,OOO 000- A.P.
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