Indian Daily Mail, 21 May 1951
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Title Section16 1951-05-21 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VII. No. 99. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1951. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.16 words
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664 1951-05-21 1 Mode Ot Address To Woman Speaker (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, May 20. Ihe tense proceedings of the Parliament's debate on the bitterly contested Constitution Amendment Bill was relieved on occasions by humour. Srimathi Durgabai caused laughter by expressing willingness to be addressed asReuter - 664 words
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Article293 1951-05-21 1 DELHI'S JUMA MOSQUE TO BE REPAIRED NEW DELHI, May 20.— Steps arc being taken to carry out urgent repairs to Delhi's 300-year-old Juma Masjid. A crack had been noticed on one of its minarets. Repair work, which will be carried out m co-operation with the Government of India's Archaeological Department,GIIS - 293 words
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Article92 1951-05-21 1 TOKYO, May 20.— United Nations forces along the western and west central fronts swung into strong re ;^iinaissance action northward at dawn today. Latest reports indicated that elements of the United Nations forces had moved northward up to 19,000 yards. Opposition in some places were strongReuter - 92 words
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Article78 1951-05-21 1 NO INDIAN TROOPS FOR KOREA NEW DELHI, May 20— Usually reliable sources have said yesterday that India was unlikely to comply with an American request to send troops to Korea. They said that though India subscribed to the United Nations resolution last June declaring North Korea the aggressor, she didReuter - 78 words
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Article78 1951-05-21 1 NEW YORK, May 20. Four thousand (4,000) steel helmets in. fantrymen yesterday sailed for Europe in two transport ships. They were the vanguard of many thousands of American fighting men who will join the expanding Allied defence forces abroad. Those who left yesterday were advanceReuter - 78 words
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Article62 1951-05-21 1 KARACHI, May 20. Pakistan cannot spare troops for Korea "because of the unsettled Kashmir question and other matters," an authoritative source said here last night. The source admitted that the Pakistan Government had received an American. request for troops for United Nations action m Korea, but62 words
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384 1951-05-21 1 FOOD SITUATION IN BIHAR "WELL UNDER CONTROL," SAYS THIRUMAL RAO NEW DELHI, May 20.— At question hour m the Indian Parliament on Friday Mr. M. Thirumal Rao, Deputy Food Minister, stated that the food situation m Bihar was "well under control" and the Bihar Government too had confirmed that statement.G.I.I.S. - 384 words
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218 1951-05-21 1 BOMB ATTEMPT ON LIBYAN KING- DESIGNATE TRIPOLI, May 20.— A home-made bomb was thrown in front of the car carrying the King -designate of Libya as he entered Tripoli in state yesterday. I'ne king's party was unharmed, but three Arabs were injured. The King-designate, hmir Sayed Mohammed Idriss Li SenussiA.P. - 218 words
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62 1951-05-21 1 Nehru To Be First Chancellor Of Visva Bharati NEW DELHI, May 20.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, has been appointed first Chancellor of the Visva Bharati, which has been constituted as a Central University. Mr. Rathindranath Tagore, son of poet Rabindranath Tagore, will be the first Vice-Chancellor. The Visva BharatiGIIS - 62 words
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Article32 1951-05-21 1 TEHERAN, May 20— The Persian War Minister announced in Pailiament today indefinite extension of martial law in Khuzistan, the main centre of the Persian Oil Industry.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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88 1951-05-21 1 CALCUTTA. May 20. Lack o? raw materials has forced the closure for a month of the Dunloj) Rubber Factory at Shaernji, one of the biggest tyre and tube manufacturing units in India, a Company spokesman announced today. The factory, 30 miles from Calcutta, employsReuter - 88 words
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Article89 1951-05-21 1 WASHINGTON, May 20. The United States tonight accused Russia of "conniving at Aggression" by seeking a Japanese peace treaty which would deny Japan the right of collective self-defence. The Russian treaty-making plan, which the United States rejected in a note published on Sunday, would bar foreign forcesA.P. - 89 words
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48 1951-05-21 1 BOMBAY, May 20. Twentyseven new textile mills have gone into production in India since the end of World War II. This has caused an increase in the annual output of nearly 30,420,000 lbs. of yarn and over 30 millon yards of cloth.— GIISGIIS - 48 words
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111 1951-05-21 1 LAHORE, May 20—Mr. H. S. Suhrawardy, convener of the AllPakistan Jinnah Awamf Muslim League, has condemned the Frontier Government's decision to extend the order of externment on Pir Sahib Manki Shariff, a Jinnah Awami League leader, for five out of the six districts of the NWFP.GIIS - 111 words
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Article191 1951-05-21 1 KELAPPAN GROUP- QUITS CONGRESS (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, May 20.— Malabar leader Mr. Kellappan has announced his resignation from the Indian National Congress together with other Kerala Congressmen indicatng their intention to follow Acharya Kripalani. More resignations are expected from Malabar and especially from the Congress leaders >C Cochin191 words
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Article175 1951-05-21 1 PRAKASAM AT LAST QUITS CONGRESS MADRAS, May 20.— Mr. T. PraI'.asam, former Premier of Madras State, announced here today his decision to quit the Indian Congress, India's party m power. Seventy-nine-year old Congress veteran told Reuter: "I am supposed to have resigned from the Congress long ago. However, I am175 words
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Article, Illustration78 1951-05-21 1 PHOTO). Maharaja Mohun Shumshere Jun~ Bahadur Rana, Prime Minister of Nepal (thi«d from left), arrived in New Delhi on May 9. He was received at tlte Willingdon Airport by the Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, the Defence Minister Sardar Baidev Singh, Mr I. S. Chopra, Chief of Protocol, Government of IndiaGIIS - 78 words
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761 1951-05-21 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore Monday, May 21, 1951. "LEADERS" THEIR TREACHERY-11 ONE complaint that is heard almost everywhere is that the M.I.C. is already too weak and inactive: it is without any spirit or virility; it is impotent; it is m fact almost dead if not m course of dying;761 words
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Article518 1951-05-21 2 Dr. Khare Urges Policy Of Reciprocity NAGPUR: Dr. N- B. Khare, President of the AllIndia Hindu Mahasabha, declared here, "unless we adopt the principle of reciprocity with Pakistan, no problem m India will ever be solved. There will always be confused thinking and frustration." Dr. Khare,F.O.C. - 518 words
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101 1951-05-21 2 NEW DELHI, May 14. The Hindu Mahasabha is contemplating an all-party leaders' conference shortly m Delhi with a view to building up a "united front" against the proposed amendment to the Constitution. According to a spokesman of the Mahasabha. invitation will be sent to. SocialistF.O.C. - 101 words
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49 1951-05-21 2 NEW DELHI. May 1? Doputy Foreign Minister B. V. Keskar told a questioner ir i Parlament that 3,396 Indians and Pakistanis live- m Portuguese East Africa. He added that separate figures I for Indian ar.d Pakistani nationals have not teen available.— A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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105 1951-05-21 2 BOMBAY, May 15. The City Police dispersed this evening a band of demonstrators against the Gov-ernor-General of Portuguese Possessions m India when he and his wife arrived at the premises of the IndaPortuguese Institute here for a reception m their honour. The demonstrators, slated to beF.O.C. - 105 words
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321 1951-05-21 2 16 Persons In All To Face Trial: Pak Conspiracy Case To Start By lst Week Of June LAHORE, May 16. The Pakistan Government will shortly submit a charge-sheet against those accused m the Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case to the Special Tribunal set up on Tuesday to try them, it is renably321 words
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Article83 1951-05-21 2 NEW DELHI, May 17. The Indo-Pakistan Financial Conference to discuss outstanding financial issues between the two Governments will begin m New Delhi on May 25 and will continue for four days. Besides the two Finance Ministers, Shri Chintaman Deshmukh of India and Mr. Ghulam Mohamed oi Pakistan, seniorF.O.C. - 83 words
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92 1951-05-21 2 KARIMGANJ (Assam) About fifty persons were injured and nearly 250 huts were razed to ground as a result of a severe cyclone which swept over the sub-division recently, The Government civil hospital building at Razaricherra, 32 miles from here, was badly damaged. A large numberF.O.C. - 92 words
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Article421 1951-05-21 2 The United States continues to be the major foodgrains exporter to India with an export of 327.000 PARTICIPATION BY PAX POUCE ARMY I PERSONNEL NEW DELHI, May 10. Police and Army personnel of Pakistan took part m 63 raids on the Indian territory duringF.O.C. - 421 words
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791 1951-05-21 2 STORY OF RAID RELATED IN ALIPORE COURT CALCUTTA: The trial began at Alipore, before Mr. R. N. Roy, Special Judge, of the case m which seven members of the R.C. P.I. are being prosecuted on charges of committing docoity and various offences under the ArmsF.O.C. - 791 words
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237 1951-05-21 2 FOODGRAINS FOR INDA: ABOUT 6 LAKH TONS TO ARRIVE UPTO JUNE 10 NEW DELHI: During May and up to June 10, about 599,500 tons of foodgrains are scheduled to arrive m Indian ports. Of this wheat accountrfor 40,000 tons, rice 89,900 tons and milo 69,200 tons. This includes 11,400 tonsF.O.C. - 237 words
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45 1951-05-21 2 PRESIDENT OF RAMKRISHNA MISSION SERIOUSLY ILL CALCUTTA: Swami Birajananda .laharaj President of the Ram.rishna Mission and Math, is lying seriously ill at Belur Math with a .cart attack. His condition is causing anxiety since May 13 according to a report received from 3elur Math. F.O.CF.O.C. - 45 words
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Article663 1951-05-21 3 INDIAN PARLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS: DebateOnßepresentation Ot People Bill NEW DELHI. May 11, (By Air Mail). Parliament to-day debated the Representation of the People Bill (No. Two) for the third day, Shri P. Y. Deshpande (Madhya Pradesh) concluding his yesterday's speech said it was illogical to debar license-holders fromF.O.C. - 663 words
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Article122 1951-05-21 3 NEW DELHI, May 11. (By Air Mail). Mr. Rafi Ahmed Kidwai, Communications Minister, told Mr. P. Basi Reddi m a written answer that the experiment of a night mobile post office, tried m Nagpur City had proved successful. The question of extending the scheme I oF.O.C. - 122 words
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Article140 1951-05-21 3 NEW DELHI, May 11. (By Air Mail i. The Speaker of Parliament, Mr. G V. Mavlankar, this morning disallowed an adjournment motion designed to discuss the present shortage of petrol m Delhi on the ground that it was of no great importance. Enquiries indicate that theF.O.C. - 140 words
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Article98 1951-05-21 3 NEW DELHI: Members of thei now defunct Congress Democratic Front from Hyderabad held a meeting here recently to consider the situation arising out of the dissolution of the Front and decided to hold ji convention under the leadership of Sri Ramamoorthy Naidu to take a final decision onF.O.C. - 98 words
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Article545 1951-05-21 3 CAUSES OF INDIAN EARTHQUAKES CONVICTION OF TWO RATINGS OF INDIAN NAVYARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES AMENDING SEC. 337 OF CR. P.C.N0 BAN ON POLITICAL ORGANISATIONS MADRAS GOVERNMENTS COMMUNAL G.O. NEW DELHI, May 9 (By Air Mail). The preliminary report on the Assam earthquake of 1950 which had been receivedFOC - 545 words
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567 1951-05-21 3 No New Refugees from E. Pakistan Return Of Refugees India's External Publicity Gates Of Somnath Temple NEW DELHI, May 10. (By Air Mail).— Dr. B. V. Keskar told Mr. A. C. Guha m Parliament to-day that Government had received no t reports of new displaced persons 1 having come outF.O.C. - 567 words
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247 1951-05-21 3 KAMARPUKUR, (Hooghly): A temple Sree Ramkrishna Mandir was opened here recently by Swami Sankarananda, Vice President, Ramakrishna Math and Mission amidst chanting of Vedic hyms. Kamarpukur is the birth place of Sree Ramkrishna Paramahangsa. The temple which cost about a lakh of rupeesF.O.C. - 247 words
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627 1951-05-21 3 Indo-Pak Postal Services— lmport of Locomotives Pasture Improvement Scheme— Road Construction Scheme Transfer of Sugar Factories NEW DELHI, May 11. <By Air Mail) Negotiations between the i Goyernmcn", of India and Pakistan Government have already taken place on the resumption of insurance, money order and V. P. services and asF.O.C. - 627 words
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Article60 1951-05-21 3 TRIVANDRUM: About 11,000 ancient gold coins and a number of small gold images are reported to have been found m a small old bronze box out from the precincts of the famous Sabrimalai temple now under reconstruction. According to reports here, the treasure trove was discoveredF.O.C. - 60 words
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315 1951-05-21 3 HYDERABAD: Syed Kasim Razvi alleged on May 14 that the Special Judge's court trying him and other accused m the "Ex-ministers" case" was partial to the prosecution. He accused the Advocate-general Mr. Rajarama Iyer of subjecting him and the other accused to "vulgar andF.O.C. - 315 words
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Article208 1951-05-21 3 NEW DELHI: The attention ot the Government of India has beei. drawn to a report published m a local paper stating that "cotton stocks would be frozen all over India and that necessary orders were expected to be issued any moment." This statement is alleged toF.O.C. - 208 words
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Article82 1951-05-21 3 KHATMANNU: The discovery of "inflammable kerosene oil like" liquid geyser m East Nepal, with a daily estimated production of 500 gallons, is claimed m a representation of the Development Department of the Nepal Government. Four signatories to the representation, say that the geyser has beenF.O.C. - 82 words
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1239 1951-05-21 4 KERALA RAJAPRAMUKH'S APPEAL VERA VAL "Harmony and synthesis are the hallmarks of our specific civilisation and its message is to humanity as a whole. It is m this spirit that we shall work m this Parishad," said the Rajpramukh of Tra-vancore-Cochin, presiding overFOC - 1,239 words
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Article223 1951-05-21 4 MADRAS: The Government nas published "Madras ln 1949" (Out line of the Administration), Part I, and Madras Administration Report 1948-49 Part 11. Part I is a general summary of the events of the calendar year 1949, focussing attention on the salient features of the administration during thatF.O.C.; GIIS - 223 words
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441 1951-05-21 4 CEYLON NEWS: JAFFNA: Mr. J. R. Jayawardene's ability as a Finance Minister of Ceylon was extolled at a complimentary dinner given by the Manipay Parish Welfare Society at the Jaffna rest house recently. In proposing the toast of the Minister, Mr. S. H. Parinpanayagam, chairman,FOC - 441 words
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175 1951-05-21 4 COLOMBO, May 20. Ceylon's Minister of State, Mr. A. E. Goone. sinha said here Wednesday a pro. visional agreement had been reachwith the Colombo Brokers' Association not to employ non-Ceylonese m clerical and lower grade jobs m their member firms. The Minister made this statement afterReuter - 175 words
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Article117 1951-05-21 4 MADRAS, May 19. The Burma Government was not unsympathetic towards Indian settlers, Mr. Yen. katram, president, All-Burma Indian Congress, said here recently. Mr. Venkatram, who was address, ing a public meeting at the Gokhale Hall, said Indians m Burma did not have any political problem, butFOC - 117 words
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Article172 1951-05-21 4 GENEVA, May 20.— The World Health Assembly last week elected Cuba 55 votes, Belgium 54, Lebanon 53, Liberia 53, Ceylon 44 and Greece 42, to the 18 -nation W.H.O. Executive Board for a term of three years. These countries take the place of six retiring countries, whichReuter - 172 words
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Article65 1951-05-21 4 MONTREAL, May 20.— Between five and 14 valuable race horses were burned to death last week m a spectacular fire that roared through the stables at the Blue Bonnett track, where, the season opens tomorrow. Most of the 700 horses assembled for the races were turnedA.P. - 65 words
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68 1951-05-21 4 MADRAS, May 2G. A threestoreyed hostel for accommodating 96 members of the Madras legisla I?**. 1 0 constructed at a cost oi ks. 5.96 lakhs by the Madras Government* it is officially learnt This will be ln addition to the existing hostel accommodationFOC - 68 words
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Article61 1951-05-21 4 AMBALA: Flying Officer M. Lowe was recently awarded the iviajithia Trophy for the most promising instructor passing out irom the I.A.F. Flying Instructors School at the No. 1 Air Force Academy. Tne presentation was male at a specia] function m the I.A.F. officers' mess by the donor, WingFOC - 61 words
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