Indian Daily Mail, 26 June 1951
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Title Section16 1951-06-26 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VII. No. 135. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1951. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.16 words
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262 1951-06-26 1 Persian Oil Board To Pass AntiSabotage Law AIOC GENERAL MANAGER ALREADY ACCUSED MASS RESIGNATION OF BR. TECHNICIANS WOULD RESULT, WARNS BR. AMBASSADOR TEHERAN, June 25 Mr. Eric Drake, AneloIramau Company General Manager at Abdan, received a letter today from three-man Persian Oil Board saying he was guilty of sabotage forReuter - 262 words
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Article228 1951-06-26 1 WASHINGTON, June 25— There will be a "snow of the flag" by United States destroyers in the •t-ersjan Uulf area, made tense by ihe dispute over Iran's nationalization 01 British oil properties. The U.S. Wavy yesterday confirmed Singapore that a division 5 uesuoyei-s, returning fromA.P. - 228 words
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174 1951-06-26 1 WEALTHY PERSIAN CHIEF PLEDGES ALL-OUT SACRIFICE TO MAKE OIL NATIONALISATION A SUCCESS wealthteaf lSEd iSST I K an ft""' "I one of Persia's For days the Government radio has been reporting offers by Govern- j ment employees to contribute some' ten pei cent of their salaries, ana gifts from landowners.A.P. - 174 words
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284 1951-06-26 1 ABADAN, June 25. A Persian official threatened that "naval action will be taken" to stop the British oil tanker, Dolabella, which left Abadan last night, unless the British order her back to port, the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company manager said Sunday. The departure of anotherA.P. - 284 words
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367 1951-06-26 1 PERSIA WILL NOT OBEY WORLD COURT'S ORDERS KHORRAMSAHR, PERSIA, June 25. Persia will not obey any injunction granted to Britain 'by the World Court at The Hague against Persia taking over Anglo-Iranian Oil Company property, Mateen Dafteri, one at the temporary oil directors, said today. "Persia does not acknowledge theA.P. - 367 words
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118 1951-06-26 1 PHILADELPHIA, June 25 The Philadelphia Inquirer in an editorial says "shipments from Philadelphia without strings attached of the xirst of 2,ui)o,uuu tons of grains to reaeve famine in India is an inspiring demonstration of the willingness ui Americans to come to the a;dUSIS - 118 words
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417 1951-06-26 1 PROTEST AGAINST RESTRICTION ON FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION u nn < From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, June 25 -The Press of India have decided to observe a one-day hartal on July 12 as an emphatic protest against the restriction on the freedom of417 words
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Article41 1951-06-26 1 hong KONG, June 25.—Revenue officers yesterday seized gold bars worth HK $200,000 from a junk arriving from Macao, according to an unconfirmed report. It is believed that two men will rlno^** f*? 7 with importing 640 tatels of ReuterReuter - 41 words
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252 1951-06-26 1 LONDON, June 25 Colonial students in London on Saturday protested to Parliament against an order that they^ should leave their hostel in southwest London. Most of the students at the hostel are from West Africa. Others come from Malaya and theReuter - 252 words
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Article60 1951-06-26 1 NEW DELHI, June 25.— The U.N. mediator in Kashmir, Dr. Frank Graham, will arrhe in New Delhi on July 2 and be an official guest of the Indian government, a government spokesman said today. He added that Dr. Graham will meet Premier Nehru or July 4A.P. - 60 words
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252 1951-06-26 1 MADHYA BHARAT ZAMINDARI ABOLITION ACT COMES INTO FORCE Abolition Act, which has received the assent of the Presi dent, comes into force today. Under the Act, the State Government will take over 8,600 zamindaris (estates) covering an area of 1 8,636 square' miles. This Act will affect 121,993 zamindars (landlords)GIIS - 252 words
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Article208 1951-06-26 1 ALBANY, NEW YORK, June 24. Uovernor Thomas E. Dewey will visit Singapore on his aojourn of the o P n ai Saturday Zl &nn UnCe<X he The twice-defeated Republic cann w fl y to J he K °rean warfront early next month as part of aA.P. - 208 words
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Article25 1951-06-26 1 p™ A 3™? R < Michigan. June 25 Sh K^^ ahn oud Panlevi. 25-year-Police .said his licence had Wn StKJSf 1 or previous s A .P.A.P. - 25 words
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Advertisement21 1951-06-26 1 *O0» J»LJpucrn TO THB PEOPLB through: TAMIL MURASU The Leading TAMIL Daily tn Malaya over If years 11. SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE-7.21 words
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Advertisement14 1951-06-26 1 The next session, o* the Assize la in Singapore will be heid od Mon-14 words
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Advertisement110 1951-06-26 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES From 23-6-51. (BY FOOT) M&lank Wf. Boniee and 3arawaJ i 5^6 S Montlvs 1«jo UM 1 Year w- 00 OtHer Placet l Month m 8.50 3 Month* 10 50 m 39.00 1 Year 78.00 NEW EXPRESS SERVICES ~J!l SINGAPORE PENANG KOTA BHARU WEDNESDAYS SATURDAYS COMMENCING 20th JUNE SINGAPORE110 words
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682 1951-06-26 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, June 26, 1951 SCOTTISH EXAMPLE FOR MALAYA LONDON is 400 miles away from Scotland! And bo how can the Government in London understand or much less appreciate the feelings, hopes and aspirations of the Scots? Hence the Scots want self-govern-ment, or Home Rule. They want682 words
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264 1951-06-26 2 Minesweeper Flotilla Being Formed NEW DELHI A mine sweeper ftottilla is being formed now as a further step to the building up of a balanced force for the Indian Navy, it is officially announced on June 17. The flotilla will comprise of 1.N.8. iioiiKaix,FOC - 264 words
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375 1951-06-26 2 MINISTERS APPEAL TO I.S.S.A. FOR DEVELOPMENT BOMBAY: Shri K. Santhanam, Minister of State for Transport ppeaied to the shipping industry "not to throw the major burden on Uie Government" for the development of India's mercantile marine addressing the annual session of the Indian bieam Ship-owners' Association here on June 21.FOC - 375 words
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Article56 1951-06-26 2 "DELHI" REACHES DAR-ES-SALAM DAR-ES-SALAM, June 25.— The Indian Navy's Flagship, INS Delhi, entered the East African port of Dar-es-Salam on June 22. The Flag ship was cheered by a large gathering of people at the quayside. Dar-es-Salain Is the second port of call after Mombassa in the Indian Navy'a seven-weekGIIS - 56 words
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528 1951-06-26 2 FILMS ON GANDHIJI'S LIFE: APPEAL FOR CONTRIBUTION MADRAS, June 20. Mr. Devaias Gandhi, Chairman, Gandhi *'ilms Committee, New J->elm, rtiiies: Through the columns of your read paper I would like to make an appeal to amateur and pi-oiessionai cuiephotograpners who may be m possession ot films 01 iviaaatmu Ganum taitenF.O.C. - 528 words
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160 1951-06-26 2 EXPENDITURE ON EDUCATION IN INDIA NEW DELHI: In post-parUtioned India, the total expenditure tn 1947-48 on all types of education in India, from all sources including Government funds, local board funds, fees, endowment, etc., but excluding Indian States, amounted to Rs. 52,30.30,103. This la revealed in a pamphlet called, "EducationF.O.C. - 160 words
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349 1951-06-26 2 ZAFRULLAH ON NEED OF SPEEDY SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS KARACHI Sir Mohammea Zafrullah Khan, Pakistani Foreign Minister, said here on June 10 that ihe whole concept of the peaceful settlement of international problem* was "on trial." He declared that unless success was speedily reached in at least the more outstandingF.O.C. - 349 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-06-26 2 PHOTO). General Cnarles de Gaulle, French Political Party leader, casts 'his ballot at Colombey-Les-Deux-Eglises, 125 miles east of Paris, on June 17, in the French National Elections. He is head of the Rally of the French people (RPF). a rightwins party.- A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article137 1951-06-26 2 CALCUTTA: Tnbe-wells «ach costing a, lakh of rupees, have been planned by Calcutta. Corporation to augment the filtered water supply In che city, mainly in Manlcktolla area. For the present one such well 800 ft, deep, 16" in diameter and capable of supplying 50,000 gallons ofF.O.C. - 137 words
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Article83 1951-06-26 2 NAGAPATTINAM, June 17. The Tanjore District Nationalist Muslim conference which re-assem-bled here yesterday afternoon passed a resolution "affirming full faith in Nehru's leadership" and acknow- ledged Congress as the only National organisation capable of delivering the goods. It declared that it .-.as the patriotic duty of MuslimsF.O.C. - 83 words
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785 1951-06-26 2 PATNA, June 19 (By Air Mail).— -"I have no objection to an opposition. In fact an opposition party in the country and in Parliament is correct in principle. But under the present circumstances, considering the situation within the country and without, it may beFOC - 785 words
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Article3171 1951-06-26 3 INDIAN PARLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS: Critics Contend Present Prliamert Has No Power To Amend Constitution NEW DELHI, June 2 (By Air Mail).— When the third and final reading of the Constitution (First) Amendment Bill was taken up, Prof. Shibban Lai Saksena. opposing the Bill, said that ifFOC - 3,171 words
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702 1951-06-26 3 India Jo import 17 Lakh Tons Ot Grains From US in 1951 221 SHIPS CARRYING FOOD ARRIVE AT INDIAN PORTS UPTO MAY 20 NEW DELHI, June 1 (By Air Mail) .—The Government of India expect to import about eleven lakh tons of wheat and 6,35,000 tons of milo from theFOC - 702 words
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Advertisement124 1951-06-26 3 Needler's Chocolates Hall Mark of Quality AND HIGHEST STANDARD I Sole Agents: F. A Bartholomeusz Ltd, SINGAPORE. /'^^^M|^BKfe^\ /^O A Star of Beauty can m«an Yout f^-' t V /jWmBk r /^^^Bpk\ Every girl should have a lovely JWr* 8 smoolh skin. The kind of skin that /jg "^^^^M^X wto124 words
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Advertisement159 1951-06-26 3 rPtutmoet to South Indim B; I. S. N. CO., Strait s/Nagapattin am/Madras Service S& "RAJULA" SAILS Singapore P. Swettenham Pecans 14-7-51 15-7-51 17-7-61 8-8-51 9-8-51 11-8-31 2-9-51 3-9-51 9-9-61 First Class, Second Class "A" to "B" Excellent accommodation and every facility and comfort Deck passage* with or without food. APPLY:159 words
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697 1951-06-26 4 CEYLON NEWS: FORTHCOMIHfi ELECTIONS IN CEYLON anJi °™MBO: General Election plans still go on 2K,. T^Jtff^ d f te l8 ar °™d February, 1953, but Iter. rumours of about something earOne thing is certain. It is to be a straight fight between DemocracyFOC - 697 words
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Article134 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO: The "Pakistan Progress' will not carry Ceylon rubber to Red China. The Pakistan Steam Navigation Company has informed its local agents in Colombo that it has decided not to carry rubber to Communist China against the opinion of the free world. LocalFOC - 134 words
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128 1951-06-26 4 KADAWATTA: "The forthcoming budget will provided Rs. 150 million a sum equal to the total expenditure incurred by Government in pre-war years— for the development of education alone," said Mr. J. R. Jayawardene, Minister of Finance, who presided at a general meetingFOC - 128 words
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Article94 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO: The Director of Agriculture has asked the Ceylon Workers' Congress to submit a copy of its constitution to him. Reason behind this request is that one of the district representatives of tbe Congress has applied to the Director for permission to hold meeting.-, at Government Farms inFOC - 94 words
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Article215 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO: In another case, arising from the Captains Garden Buddnist Temple. Maradana, dispute which came up before M,. p r Uunasekera. Additional Colombo Magistrate, W. Dnammaioka Tnero or the temple and Mr. F. A. Ranasinghe, accused Mr. A. Sinnetamby -of the Municipal water works, Mr S. T.FOC - 215 words
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Article148 1951-06-26 4 WADDUWA: Mr. A. E. Ooone sinna, Minister of State, speaking from the chair at a public meeting wliich followed tne opening of new wing of the Government jinioi school at Pothupitiya, said th<sooner Government officers realised iney wore servants of the public tno oetter forFOC - 148 words
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Article122 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO: It is learnt that wit 1 the lifting of control on Imports a reduction of the administrative staH oi tiie Import and Export Control Department will be effected shortly The post of Assistant Controller will be done away with and there wilj be one head. InFOC - 122 words
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Article472 1951-06-26 4 JAFFNA: Appealing to the girls here to form anti-dowry leagues, Mr, K. Kanagaratnam, Acting Minister of Education, stressed that "in the present state of educational advancement and progress of human society, it is the young men who should give dowries to young women, if theyFOC - 472 words
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Article68 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO: The Ceylon Univer sity proposes to create a number of new chairs during the next financial year. They are in Dental Sur gery, ObstetrLes, Mechanical Engi neering, and Electrical Engineering It is also proposed to appoint a number o! new lecturers, assistanlecturers and readers duringFOC - 68 words
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Article95 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO: Officials of the Cey ion Indian Congress and labou representatives have been urged V devote their entire time to Citizen ship work. nf^i V o h T a X e been rem inded by on ?A? i C i£ execut ives that Auga> 5 the last dayFOC - 95 words
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133 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO- Messrs. Richard Piens and Co., Ltd., have been appointed Ford Main dealers for Cey lon and have taken over the busi ness conducted til] now by tne Foir Motor Co., of India Ltd. Tne nev company has absorbed 99 perFOC - 133 words
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88 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO: T.ne first batch o: nursing sisters loaned by the Nev Zeaiand Government to India un der Uie Colombo Plan will pas; through Colombo in the Strathair^ this week-end. The batch consists of three personnel, Miss Orbell, Miss Kem Jonnstone, and Miss CliffordFOC - 88 words
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Article109 1951-06-26 4 BATTICOLOA: A woman V SinnapiUai. (28) of Perya^aila created a sensation in that village when sne climbed a 45 -loot beiir^ in the temple and dared anybody tu fetch her aown. Wiien a man tried to go up she flung one of the several stonesFOC - 109 words
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142 1951-06-26 4 Dr. FhHip \Y, Tha\er dear of Ur Studies of cbe Jonn Hop.. University, will arnve in Singapore by die £>.£>. Marsenlaiso in August, tit vvill be accompanied oy Mrs. Tnayer Dr. Tnayer intends to visit leaaing educational authorities ja tht countries of Southeast Asia.USIS - 142 words
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Article78 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO: Mr. PriilLp Gun« waraciw, vjrenerdi Secretary oi oa.niu daaiuja Patty iioo icii, it x*.a*a. on a .iiibiioji aoout wmen h«. cont^gaes Here are reiueiaxit, u. aiuca. oome 01 tnc party bosses als-. atteai.pt to explain xiis vu>it a^ •personal,'' Dut itarnt that o« mm ot meetuigFOC - 78 words
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Article81 1951-06-26 4 COLOMBO: It is leami that n weaving and spinning expert irom uidua mis been appointed head ol the newiy-iormea oeparwnem cottage Industries. He is Mr. n. M. Sundaram wno is expected to assume duties on Juiy l. He has been retained by the Ministry of lndusstries onFOC - 81 words
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Article46 1951-06-26 4 NATIONALIST CHINA UNESCO PARIS June 25. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and cultural Organization voted 37 to J on Saturday to aiiow Nationalist UNESCO 10 fetam her Seat in India, Burma and Yugoslavia voted against the resolution, while Indonesia, Israel, AlghanLstan Sweden and Switzerland abstained' A.P.A.P. - 46 words
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117 1951-06-26 4 UNITED NATION, N.Y.. June 24 —The United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and Far East (ECAFE) has issued invitations for a conference on trade promotion to be held in Singapore from October 9 to 18. Purpose of the conference, first of its kindUSIS - 117 words
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Article41 1951-06-26 4 The talented daughters of Mr O M. Subramaniam of the PW D Muar (S. Uma Sundari and b Thnpura Sundari) will give a recital on VEENA from 5 to 5.30 pm tomorrow, June 27. over Radio Malaya, Singapore41 words
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