Indian Daily Mail, 8 May 1951

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VII. No. 86. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1951. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Hope Of Congress Unity Faded
    149 1 Kripalani Kidwai Refuse To Join Election Committee (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, May 7. All hopes of reconciliation between Democratic leaders and the Congress faded on Sunday when the All-India Congress Committee elected rive persons to the Central Election Committee unanimously by dropping Acharya
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    Congress Condemns U.N. Resolution On Kashmir
    422 1 KBW D£LHI, May 7. The All«-:idia Congress Committee on Maj i» ununmii-usly endorsed the Govern «ient oi India s rejection of th*-. iii.eai, united Nations resolution «»n A.aanmir. 'A he Committee emphas.seU tnai the resolution waa "wholly unacceptable to the people of a..Uuw" Pundit
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    BAO DAI'S WARNING TO RED CHINA
    86 1 DAL AT, Indochina, May 7.— ExEmperor Bao Dai warned the Soviet bloc on Saturday last that direct Chinese Communist intervention m Indochina woud have "extremely grave international consequences." and would encounter the unrelent ing opposition of the Vietnamese people. Confronted by these deterrents, the
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    PRASAD COMMUTES DEATH SENTENCE OF 11 REDS
    151 1 PRASAD COMMUTES DEATH SENTENCE OF 11 REDS (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, May 7.— President Prasad has repreived the twelve Communists who were sentenced to hang for the murder of six villagers m Telangana just after the "Police Action" m Hyderabad and they will serve life imprisonment instead. The
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    CONSPIRACY AGAINST CEYLON TAMILS ALLEGED
    108 1 CONSPIRACY AGAINST CEYLON TAMILS ALLEGED (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, May 7. "Ceylon Tamils have come to feel that the creation of an autonomous Tamil State within a Federal Ceylon Is au imperative necessity," declared Mr S. J. V. Chelvanayakam, Member of Ceylon House of Representatives and President of the
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    IRAQ WILL END BR. OIL TREATY
    128 1 BAGHDAD, May 7.— lraq's Premier Nuri Al Said last Saturday told Parliament that his Government "is awaiting the first opportunity to end the Anglo-Iraa treaty of alliance." Members of Parliament urged the abortion of the treaty and the adoption of neutrality towards East and
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    " Manchuria Bombing Inevitable"
    93 1 Manchuria Bombing Inevitable" RANGOON, May 7.— The bombing of Communist bases m Manchu ria is inevitable if United Nations forces wish to survive m Korea, former Burmese Cabinet Minister Ba Pc said. The 68-year-old Opposition leader said that the U.S. should not hesitate to bomb Manchuria, as soon as Communist
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    FUTURE OF ERITREA
    76 1 ASMARA, Eritrea, May 7.—Terrorism by Eritrean bandits (Shif«as) is holdng up progress towards bringing f his former Italian colony into federation with its bigger nelbour, Ethiopia. Senor Eduardo Matienzon (Bolivia), United Nations Commissioner, charged with carrying out the United Nations decision on federation, said at a press
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    35 1 LAKE SUCCESS, May 7.—Lieutenant General Matthew B. Ridgway sent a special report to the United Nations last week asserting he had obtained documentary proof that the North Koreans were the asreressors «faJnat South Kor**.- A.P.
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    CAUTIOUS ADVANCE BY U.N. TROOPS
    124 1 CAUTIOUS ADVANCE BY U.N. TROOPS TOxvio, .uay 7. Unit^u iNauonjb roops advanced on Dotn audi^o ..uclay 01 uieir Korean oaitie line m. ;a,uuous, nmnea attacks. me Ames expanaed meir bridge aeaa norua 01 me 3stn paiu.... around Inje m trie east. Tne Soutn Koreans advanced on .aeir western anchor nortnwest
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    U.S. LIEUT. RESCUED
    41 1 KOREA, May 7. An American heliicopter rescued Lieutenant Peter Barlow, of Calcom.be, Devon, wh-en his fighter plane from the carrier H.M^S. Glory came down behind enemy lines, it was announced here today. Lt. Barlow was not injured.- A.P.
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    New Defence Minister
    52 1 PUSAN, Korea. May 7.— President Singhman Rhee of South Korea today appointed. Lee Kee Poong, tormer Mayor of Seoul, Defence Minister, m place of Si'hn Sungo Mo. Sinn was dismissed last week after an investigation into the execution of over 180 aFeged Com.nunist sympathizers at Kocharuj ast
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    MANILAL GANDHI FLAYS MALAN'S POLICY
    135 1 DURBAN, May 7.— Mr. Manilal 3andhi, second son of Mahatma 3andhi, attacked the policy of the Government of South Africa m a speech at a mass meeting of nonvhites m Durban yesterday. This was hi 3 first public speech since his 14 day fast last
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    THE KING OPENS THE FESTIVAL
    90 1 PHOTO. KING GEORGE VI speaks into the microphone from the steps of St. Paul's Cathedral on May 3 to declare the Festival of Britain open. At left are members of the Royal family, at right are members of the Cabinet, of the House of Commons
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    FOREIGN MEDIATOR'S PRESENCE WILL COMPLICATE KASHMIR PROBLEM
    300 1 FOREIGN MEDIATOR'S PRESENCE WILL COMPLICATE KASHMIR PROBLEM 30 m. INDIAN MUSLIMS' WARNING CALCUTTA, May 7.— Representatives of 30.000,--000 Indian Muslims meeting at a convention here yesterday "fully endorsed" the Nehru Government' s stand on the Kashmir issue. The 400-word declaration adopted yesterday, the second and last day of the convention,
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    Kashmir Plebiscite: Pak's Request
    51 1 LAKE SUCCESS. May 7.—Pakistan asked the United Nation* Security Council on Saturday last to prevent a proposed Indian sponsored election m disputed Kashmir. Sir Mohamad Zafrullah Khar. Pakistani Foreign Minster, wrote Council President Selim Sarper of Turkey calling attention to a plan for formation of a
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    ACTOR SOUGHT TO PORTRAY GANDHIJI
    178 1 ACTOR SOUGHT TO PORTRAY GANDHIJI NEW YORK, May 7.— An actor to play the role of Mahatma Gandhi m a projected film about the Indian leader and philosopher is \>eing sought by Mr. Ken McEldowney, head of the Oriental-Interna-ional Films, which plans to make tne picture. "The man who portrays
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    INDIAN HEALTH MINISTER'S APPEAL TO WORLD POWERS
    247 1 GENEVA, May 7.— Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, India's Health Minister and outgoing President of the World Health Assembly today appealed for greater international cooperation and more funds m a worldwide campaign against disease. In her opening address to the fourth World Health Assembly here
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    17 1 Assembly m Kashmir. The call was issued by the Indian backed Yuvaraja of Jammu and Kashmir A.P.
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, May 8, 1951. THE del TUFO BAN-A DOUBT
    542 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, May 8, 1951. THE del TUFO BAN -A DOUBT A reader has written to us asking 1 whether the originals of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's "Indian Struggle, 1920-1935," Veer Savarkai's "Indian War of Independence 1857" and of other books by Indian writers m the English
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    Framing Import Policy Of India
    1228 2 Liberalisation Urged In View Ot Scarcity Soaring Prices COMMERCE MINISTER MAHTAB'S ADDRESS TO ADVISORY COUNCIL NEW DELHI: Mr. Harekrushna Mahtab, Minister for Commerce, and Industry, said on May I that India's import policy needed to be liberalised m view of the country's economic requirements, soaring
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    COMPANY LAW REFORM
    88 2 NEW DELHI: The Company Law Reform Committee concluded its session here on Apr. 29 with the examination of Mr. Ramnath, Managing Director of the Industrial Finance Corporation, and representatives of the U.P. Merchans' Chamber. Mr. Ramnath expressed the view that what was needed at the present stage
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    SCHOOL HOUSE COLLAPSES: EIGHT CHILDREN KILLED
    56 2 SCHOOL HOUSE COLLAPSES: EIGHT CHILDREN KILLED CUTTACK: Eight children were killed and six others including the teacher were injured when a primary school house collapsed m Manimandh village on KhurdaNayagarh Road m Puri district last week end, according to a report received here. The report added short stormy weather passed
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    JURY FOREMAN SAID 'GUILTY' BY MISTAKE
    165 2 BOMBAY, May 5. A division Bench of the Bombay High Court nearing an appeal In a criminal case was told recently that the chree-man jury at the sessions trial had taken a unanimous verJict that one of t»he three accused Araa not guilty, but
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    S. Indian Society Of Painters
    126 2 MADRAS, (By Air Mail).— At its annual meeting the Soufcn Indian Society of Pajnters recently, at the Museum premises, re-elected Mr B. Gcnala Reddi, Finance Minister as President for 1951-52. The annual report regretted the departure from India of Col. D M Reid, Founder-President of
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    GUNTUR C. C. DISSOLVED
    101 2 GUNTUR: The Guntur Town Congress Committee has been dissolved. The Committee which met on Apr. 30 protested against "group politics" and the non-participation of Guntur District Congress members m the elections to the Andhra Pradesh Con^rws Commute* owinf to court injunction. The resolution passed by the
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    HYDERABAD'S MONEY IN FOREIGN BANKS: INDIA GOVT. TO FILE SUIT FOR RECOVERY OF AMOUNT
    310 2 NEW DELHI: Shri N. Gopalaswamy Ayyangar, States Minister, said m Parliament during question hour on May 1 that 188 persons who were involved m cases investigated by the Hyderabad State police were known to have absconded
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    THE DESIRABLE DOWRY
    71 2 HYDERABAD: Acharya Vinoba Bhave who is on a walking tour of the disturbed areas of the Telangana area speaking at a village, asked the villagers to give each bridegroom a new well as a dowry. If that method was adopted by the villagers then wells would be
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    BHAKRA DAM LAKE NAMED AFTER TENTH GURU OF SIKHS
    158 2 BHAKRA DAM LAKE NAMED AFTER TENTH GURU OF SIKHS BHAKRA: The fifty-six-mile long lake to be created by the world's highest straight gravity dam under construction at Bhakra has been christened as "Gobind Sagar" after the name of the Tenth Guru of the Sikhs. Guru Gobind Singh spent many years
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    New Constitution For Kashmir
    465 2 Text Of Yuvaraj Karansingb's JAMMU: Following is the text of the proclamation of Yuvaraj Karansingh convening a Constituent Assembly for Jammu and Kashmir State: 'Whereas it is the general desire of the people of the State of Jammu and Kashmir that a Constituent Assembly should be
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    Case Against Cinema Actress: Witness Turns Hostile
    151 2 Case Against Cinema Actress: Witness Turns Hostile SALEM, May 5. Three witnesses were examined recently for the prosecution before Mr. G. P. Doralraj, Second Additional First Class Magistrate, m the case against Sri ■nathi K. L. V. Vasantha, cinema actress for the alleged rash, and negligent riding of her horse
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    41 2 NEW DELHI. May 7. Average earnings of Industrial workers m India totalled 890 rupees (U.S. $173> m 1948. Labour Minister Jagjivan Ram told a questioner 'n Parliament. Of the sum, 3.4 rupees (US. $68) was earned ncr das actually worked.- A.P.
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    INDIAN PARLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS: Govt. Urged To Clarify Taxation Policy
    908 3 INDIAN PARLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS: Govt. Urged To Clarify Taxation Policy Discussion On Revised Finance Bill NEW DELHI, Apr. 25, (By Air Mail). Parliament today began a two-day discussion on the Finance Hill as reported by the Select Committee. Moving for consideration of the Bill, the Finance Minister, Shri (hintaman Deshmukh expressed
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    QUESTIONS IN INDIAN PARLIAMENT: EMPLOYMENT OF GOVT. SERVANTS FROM EAST BENGAL OPTING FOR LNDIA – TRANSFER OF SECURITIES TO PAKISTAN – ASSESSMENT OF INCOME-TAX, SUPER-TAX & E.P.T.
    562 3 QUESTIONS IN INDIAN PARLIAMENT: EMPLOYMENT OF GOVT. SERVANTS FROM EAST BENGAL OPTING FOR LNDIA TRANSFER OF SECURITIES TO PAKISTAN ASSESSMENT OF INCOME-TAX, SUPER-TAX E.P.T. NEW DELHI, Apr. 25. By Air Mail*.— Trie Home Minister. Shri rtajagopalachari, informed ttrxi A. C. Guna m Parliament t:-day that all Government servants from East
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    Employees' State Insurance: Govt. Not Abandoning Scheme
    148 3 Employees' State Insurance: Govt. Not Abandoning Scheme NEW DELHI, Apr. 25, (By Air Mail). T.'ie l?"ilth Minister, RaJkumari Amrit Kaur, gave an emphatic assurance today to the Employees' State Insurance Corporation that the Government had no intention ot postponing or shelving the employees" health insurance scheme. Raj K -mar: Amrit
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    Rifle Association To Be Formed In Dehil
    192 3 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail). A provisional committee with Mr. G V. Mavlankar, Speaker of the Indian Parliament, as Chairman was set up here recently to organise a National Rifle Association of India. The committee was set up at meeting organised by the
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    U.S.I.S. Man Present At Opening Of Press Club In Tenali
    293 3 U.S.I.S. Man Present At Opening Of Press Club In Tenali TENALI, (By Air Mail). The i Andhra Provincial Journalists' Fe-li deration Press Club was opened < here recently when Mr. Gordon P. > < Hagberg of the U. 5.1.5., Madras', spoke. Mr. S. A. Aruldass, District Collector. Guntur, presided. The
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    Dustless Surfacing Of Tirupati Roads
    152 3 TIRUPAiI, (3y Air Mail). The Governnv n of Madras have informed the Tirupati Council that a half-print would De sanctioned lor dustless surfacing of Oovindaraja Car Street and Tirthakatta Street this year ard asked the Council to apply for loan to meet the expediture In
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    Cosmetics: Durgabai's Protest
    130 3 NEW DLEHI, (By Air Mail) A motion as to whether any representation had been received by the Government from the All-India Woman's Conference or other women's organisations for import of lipstick and powder, drew an m dignant protest fron\Mrs. Durgabai m Parliament today. She said that no
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    INDIA'S NATIONAL INCOME
    63 3 NEW DELHI, May 7.— lnlia's national income m 1948-49 was Rs. 87,900/»00,000 giving a per capita income of Rs. 255 on the basis of estimated population m that year of 341,000,000. These estimates were contained m the first report of the national income committee which was pre
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    DECLARATION AS PUBLIC TEMPLE SET ASIDE
    292 3 MADRAS. (By Air Mail).— ln the Madras High Court, His Lordship Mr. Justice K. Subba Rao delivered judgment m an appeal setVing aside the order of the Hindu Religious Endowments Board, declaring a temple m Chingleput district a public temple under Sec. 84 (2)
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    INDIA'S CHIEF EXPORT
    72 3 NEW DELHI. May 7.— Commerce and Industry Minister J. K. Mahatab listed cotton piecegoods as India's chief export Item under the new India -Indonesia trade pact, m response to a question m parliament. Other export items are knitted goods, agricultural machinery, cemen:,, lac, tobacco, and Jute goods.
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    What Stalin's Brand Of Communism Means
    746 4 CEYLON NEWS: DR. JAMES bUKNKAM'S SPEECH COLOMBO: Communism wns the worst form of imperialism the world had ever known, said Dr. James Burnham, m an address at the Rotary Club luncheon recently. Asking the question whether the word communism meant revolution or counter revolution;
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    MINISTER DEPLORES COMMUNAL CLAIMS
    251 4 CHAVAKACHCHERI: "Aii j lonese have a right m the acniristration of the Government. If not for the 00-operatlon ana backing of the elected representatives, the Government cannot serve iVie country with a smooth administration. "It is the duty of every Tamil to honour the Prime Minister
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    Panadura Swims In Arrack, Says Professor!
    134 4 PANADURA: Professor G. P Malalasekera deplored the attitude jf Buddhis.s m depending on thcharity of Christian Missionary s for the education of their children U the expense of their self-resect Dr Mala!as?kera. wa.s addressing 3 ***** gathering of monks ar. aymen on the occasion
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    'He Was A father Of Ceylonese freedom'
    361 4 'He Was A father Of Ceylonese freedom HOME MINISTER'S TRIBUTE TO LATE SIR P. RAMANTHAN to the Hindu Calendar the event fell on April 22. Celebration m the form of meetings, religious ceremonies, Press articles and radio talks took place throughout the week. Meetings were held at several other centres
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    INDIAN SEAMEN LEAVE FOR TOKYO
    50 4 BOMBAY, May 7. Fifty-five Indian seamen left Bombay or M^ 6 f °r Tokyo. They will replace a similar number of Indian seamen now m Japan. This is the first time Air India International Is operating a constellation charter nignt to the Japanese Capital GIIS
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    TO STUDY MEDICINE IN AMERICA
    97 4 Rene Eugene Pohan, 23, of 26 Bencoolen Street, Singapore is scheduled to leave this area during the second week of May for advanced studies m America. He will enter the Pacific Union College. Angwin, California, to study for a medical degree. of Reimer Bbidan Pohan
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    SCOPE FOR CEYLONESE IN INDONESIA
    174 4 COLOMBO: "There Is plenty ox scope for Ceylonese ir. l.iconcsia. said Mr, C. W. W. Kannangara Ceylon's representative m Indonesia, who left recently for Indonesia alter a brief noliday here. "There is also plenty of room foi doctors, he added, "but we cannot spare our
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    25 4 BANGKOK. May 7. The Th government has decided to expic. lignite deposits m norohorn a southern Tnai \ni to supplcne i (jiminishing wood fuel resources
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    229 CEYLONESE QUIT MALAYA?
    98 4 COLOMBO: The largest batch of Ctylonese to leave Malaya this year arrived m Colombo recently m thj Italian luxury liner, Surriento. Two hundred and twenty-nine of them have lett behind troubled climes but many are already up against difficulties here, too. Most of the students who
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    CAUSE OF GIBRALTAR EXPLOSION
    111 4 LONDON, May 6. Blowing up of the British naval ammunition ttilp 3edenham m Gibraltar harbour recently is thought to have been rmqacd by the explosion of a deptihoharge m a lighter moored along>idc, Mr. Walter Edwards. Civil Lord to the Admiralty, said m the House of
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