Indian Daily Mail, 24 July 1951
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Title Section16 1951-07-24 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VII. No. 163. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1951. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.16 words
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207 1951-07-24 1 Retention Of Kidwai Jain in Nehru Cabinet Opposed AN iii^iSLE POSITION, SAYS TINDON NEW DELHI, July 25. -Prime Minister Nehru, who won a great personal victory on Saturday in inducing two of his most trusied Cabinet members to withdraw thenresignations, may have to justify his actions before determined opposition whenA.P. - 207 words
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202 1951-07-24 1 LONDON TIMES" ON INDO-PAK. TENSION LONDON, July 23. The view that the tension^ between India and Pakistan may lead to some disaster if the Prime Ministers of both countries did not take effective precautions was expressed by the London Times today. If the United Nations mediator, Dr. Frank Graham, couldReuter - 202 words
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83 1951-07-24 1 INDIA WILL NOT ATIACK PAKISTAN, ASSURES MRS. PANDIT WASHINGTON, July 23.— India's ambassador to the United States gave assurance yesterday that India will not attack the bordering state of Pakistan. The ambassador. Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, asked on a radio interview about the danger of a flareup because of reportedA.P. - 83 words
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Article36 1951-07-24 1 KARACHI, July 23. Lahore,' capital of Pakistani Punjab, will have a blackout for two hours tonight as an experiment a govern- ment announcement said. No reasons were given for the] decision. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article67 1951-07-24 1 KARACHI, July 23.— Dr. Frank Graham, U.N. Kashmir mediator, told correspondents he will leave here Monday to meet Indian Premier Nehru in New Delhi, says an A.P. report. No programme has been fixed, 1>» said. Dr. Graham declined to say whether his mission has made anyA.P.; Reuter - 67 words
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Article313 1951-07-24 1 PARIS, Juiy 23. Marshal Henri r'luiippe Jretuin, once a hero ol wiio spent the last years 01 aia me in national disgrace, died on die lonely lie U'Yen. He was Ho. Hie ex-iVitusiial died al uykSW. ±lis .vile ana jus lawyer Maitre Jacques iooxni nad spent the nightReuter - 313 words
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202 1951-07-24 1 NEW DELHI, .July 23.— A Press note issued by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry on July 21 said: "The Government of India and the Government of Greece have entered into an arrangement regarding the settlement of claims in reaped ol moneyGIIS - 202 words
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73 1951-07-24 1 LONDON, July 23.—Soviet De-J J puty Premier Vyacheslav Molotov, I speaking in Warsaw on the "seventh anniversary of Poland's rebirth" prophesied the peoples of Yugosla- via would "eliminate the Tito Fas- cist regime." Hiding up "the fate of Yugolavia" as an awful example to73 words
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Article, Illustration80 1951-07-24 1 The newly-built $175,000 Singapore Indian Association Clubhouse at Balestier Road tvas declared open by Mr. Maleote \lacDonald on Saturday, July 21. picture on top shows Mr. Mad) maid performing the opening ceremony While Mr. Hardial Singh, Chairman of the Building Vund Committee is standing close by80 words
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160 1951-07-24 1 PERSIA TO DISCUSS OIL DISPUTE WITH Br. MINISTERS? TEHERAN, July 23.— Usually well informed Persian sources said today Persia ;had agreed to a suggestion irom Mr. Averell Hacariman, United cy-OKes special envoy to "»talk over" the oil dispute with a Briltish. Cabinet Minister. These sources said Mr. Harriman aad .suggestedReuter - 160 words
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Article91 1951-07-24 1 AMMAN, July 23.-King Aodulloh of Transjordan, victim of an assassin a bullet, went to his grave today Abdullah's white Arab steed, dressed in black, followed his master's coffin to the grave. The dead King's sword and riding boots were draped on the horse's back. Two ArabA.P. - 91 words
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Article149 1951-07-24 1 CAIRO. July 23.— Two itlativt^ of the former Mufti of Jerusalem were among those arrested follow ag the assassination of King Abdullah, the Cairo newspaper Ai Ahram reported Sunday. It identified them in a Jerusalem dispatch as Dr. Dawood El Husseini, said to have assisted the MuftiA.P.; Reuter - 149 words
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82 1951-07-24 1 ANGLO EGYPTIAN TROOPS CLASH DENIED CAIRO. July 23.— The Egyptian Minister of War and Marine Mustafa Nosrat Pasha denied last night that Egyptian and British naval units had clashed recently in the Gulf of Akaba. Persistent rumours have been cir culating in Alexandria that a British ship had fired onReuter - 82 words
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Article36 1951-07-24 1 TOKYO. July 23.— Tbe 6,000 tons Belgian freighters Rubens .sank off the Japanese coasit today after bursting into flames while being tewed inito port. Ail her crew of 40 including 18 saved. Reuter AAPReuter; AFP - 36 words
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Article25 1951-07-24 1 CALCUTTA. July 23.— Woong Peng Soon World No. 1 badmrnton player left for Singapore by air this morning accompanied by his companion Abdullah Piruz. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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93 1951-07-24 1 ALEXANDRIA, July 23.— Foreign Minister Mohammed Salah el Din said yesterday Egypt will not cooperate with Britain as long as British troops occupy the Suez Canal area. He issued a statement explaining Egypt's refusal to attend a conference on African defence at Nairobi, Kenya, nextA.P. - 93 words
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Article67 1951-07-24 1 KARACHI, July 23.— An 11-man Japanese Industrial mission arrived here last night for a five -week tour of Pakistan. The mission led by Mr. Paul Shkxia includes, electricians, bankers, chemists, textile and. communication experts and heavy indus- tries executives. Reuter I Yugoslavia, deprived the people ofReuter - 67 words
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Article74 1951-07-24 1 SAN FRANCISCO, July 23—Return of the Philippine taianda to the status of a US dominion and statehood for Hawaii are called for in resolutions before the Filipino Federation of America which opens here today. Hernal Hilrio Mamino Monaca of Los Angeles, founder and president of theA.P. - 74 words
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Article121 1951-07-24 1 MOVE TO AVERT INDIAN RAIL STRIKE CALCUTTA, July 23.— The Allindia Railwaymen s Federation announced yesterday it would open talks with the Indian Government •SSfffS^l? the strlke sche The decision taken at a meeting of the federation's executive which represents 300,000 workers followed a personal appeal from Prime Minister NehruReuter - 121 words
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202 1951-07-24 1 Buddha is Symbolic of India's Greatness, says Dr. Katju CALCUTTA, July 23.— Presiding over the Dharmachakra Festival at Dharmarajika Vihara of the Mahabodhi Society of Calcutta on July 18, the Bengal Governor, Dr. Kailash Nath Katju, characterised the 19th century as the age of rediscovery. During this century, he st\d,GIIS - 202 words
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Article176 1951-07-24 2 DAMASCUS, Syria, July 24.— 1n the Syrian Parliament on Saturdaynight the Speaker, Maaruf Dawalibi. referred to the great bitterness Arabs feel towards the foreign policy which surrounded murdered King Abdullah of Jordan. Dawalibi said "I wish this foreign policy, which is sacrificing so many ofA.P. - 176 words
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Article55 1951-07-24 2 COLOMBO: Dr. Helle, Sexologist of the W.H.O. has arrived in Ceylon to prepare the ground for an antiVD. campaign here. He will be followed by Dr. Laird, an English spectftliat, and a nurse. They will be assisted by the Ceylon government in opening up a tfhain of clinicsFOC - 55 words
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348 1951-07-24 2 Freedom And Equality Governing Principles Of Socialist Policy ALLAHABAD:— Mr. Jayaprakash Narayan, Sooialist leader, addressing the Allahabad Branch of the Council of World Affairs on July 16 said that the Socialist Party had made freedom and equality tVe governing principles of the domestic and foreign policy. "If there are freedomF.O.C. - 348 words
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Article, Illustration116 1951-07-24 2 Preliminary talks were held in the South Korean town of Kaesong on the 38th Parallel on July 8. when It was decided that ceasefire talks should begin there on July 10. Latex fl'niree U.N. Colonels met three communist commanders in a four-hour discussion. The U.N representatives were lead by U.S.A.P. - 116 words
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Article1297 1951-07-24 2 Marked Improvement Noticed AMBALA: XVith tension in Indo-Pakistan relations over Kashmir, reports of renewed exodus of Hindus from East Bengal and the continuous cry in the Pakistan Press for a Jehad against India, the Punjab is happy that Governor's rule has been imposed on the State.F.O.C. - 1,297 words
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74 1951-07-24 2 BOMBAY: Indian railways will purchase Rs. 15 crores worth of rolling stock from the United Kingdom this year, it was learnt here. Mr. K. Sadagopan, Director of Finance, Railway Board, accompanied by two technical experts, will shortly be leaving for London in this connection. TheseF.O.C. - 74 words
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171 1951-07-24 2 MEETING ENDS IN A WALK-OUT BY AUDIENCE MANNAR: A meeting of the riankai Tamil Aras-u Kadchi, he.d tit Kumaran Thoatre, to enrol membeivs to the party, ended in a waik-out as the speakers at the meeting "coifld not awe satisfactory answers" to question asiced by Mr. N. M. A. Caffoor.FOC - 171 words
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Article145 1951-07-24 2 CALCUTTA:— A true index of the unemployment problem that is facing the educated and the technical personnel among the middle-class Bengalees just at the present moment is available from more than 15,000 applications for 34 jobs at the disposal of the newly formed Board ofF.O.C. - 145 words
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132 1951-07-24 2 TEHERAN, July 23— Persian police yesterday handed back a residence permit to Mr. Richard Seddon the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's chief representative here without explanation. Tile permit was withdrawn on Friday also without explanation. The police officer who returned the permit to Mr. Seddon indicatedReuter - 132 words
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Article119 1951-07-24 2 MADRAS, July 23.— Mr. P. Sambamoortihi in a statement to the "Hindu" says: ""In the demise of Vidwan Parupalii RamakrlsttnJah Pankulu of Vijayawada, the world of South Indian music has lost an eminent and top -ranking gayaka. He was a learned man and had an extensiveF.O.C. - 119 words
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Article136 1951-07-24 2 BOMBAY:— The first All-India conference -of Railway Financial Advicers and Chief Accounts Officers, which concluded its three-day session here on July 15, discussed the co-ordination of railway accounts and finance. Mr. A. K. Chanda, Financial Commissioner, Railway Board, who conducted the deliberations, told the Press Trust of IndiaF.O.C. - 136 words
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Article, Illustration64 1951-07-24 2 President Truman recently signed into law the bill to furnish emergency food aid to India. After signing a contract to purchase grain, Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit (right), Ambassador of India to the United States, shakes hands with President Truman, U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson (left, background) and other U.S.USIS - 64 words
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117 1951-07-24 2 FOUR "RING LEADERS" OF 300 MEN SUSPENDED DACCA: Four members of the East Pakistan Subordinate Engineering Service, described as "ring leaders' of over 300 of their colleagues who decided earlier to resign en masse, were suspended on July 13 and called upon to show cause why they should not beF.O.C. - 117 words
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Article133 1951-07-24 2 NEW DELHI:— The Government of India, in a Gazette Extraordinary issued on July 16 have, in exercise of the powers vested in them under Section 52 (A), of the Insurance Act. notified the appointment of Mr. S. Vaidyanatha Aiyar, Chartered "Acoountant, Delhi, as Administrator to takeF.O.C. - 133 words
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Article, Illustration2421 1951-07-24 3 Address To AICC Session At Bangalore Full Report Of Opening Day'b Proceedings BANGALORE, July 13 (By Air Mail).— The AllIndia Ctnigrcss Committee met here this afternoon at the beautiiul Glass House, situated in the Lai Bag. Mr. Purusholamdas Tandon presided. There was a good alien2,421 words
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Article, Illustration39 1951-07-24 3 PHOTO). Bengal, between United Nations casualties that can be moved are transported to rear medical stations. These that cannot be moved Immediately are treated on the spot. Here a man is being sent to a rear medical station.- USISUSIS - 39 words
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Article38 1951-07-24 3 took up tthe Election Manifesto and requested tthe Prime Minister to formally present it to the House. —(F.0.C.) KIDWAI MEETS NEHRU BANGALORE, July 13 (By Air Madi).— Mr. Raft Ahmed Kidwai, met Prime Minister, Nehru this morning. FOCFOC - 38 words
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Article91 1951-07-24 3 PATNA, July 13 (By Air Mail). Six members of the AICC from Bihar in joint statement to-day suggested that the Congress session ait Bangalore offer its leadership to Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru. "In view of the 'grave crisis' and disintegration that faces the Congress and the country, Mr.FOC - 91 words
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Article250 1951-07-24 3 MADRAS. July 13 (By Air Mail). A meeting of prominent Muslims was held in Rahman Munzil, Errahalu Chetty Street, on July 8 to discuss the part which Muslims should play in the politics of the country. Mr. A. M. Allapichai presided. Mr. K. Kamaraj. President, Tamil NadFOC - 250 words
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Article, Illustration653 1951-07-24 4 Bandaranaike 's Resignation And After CEYLON NEWS: No Crisis* Assures Premier issue Not Political But Personal! COLOMBO: The Prime Minister, Mr. D. S. Senanayake, assured the members af the Government Parliamentary Party last week that there was no crisis and that it was patent to anyone that the issue thatF.O.C. - 653 words
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178 1951-07-24 4 Sugarcane Growing: Bihar Govt To Sink 600 Tubewells PATNA: The Government ofl Bihar propose to sink 600 tube wells in the sugarcane belt of the State at an estimated cost of over Rs. 3 crores, it is learnt. The sinking of the tube wells in the cane-growing areas of BiharFOC - 178 words
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336 1951-07-24 4 MR. GOONESINHA AND DR. KALEEL MENTIONED COLOMBO: Following the resignation of Mr. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike from the Cabinet recently, the scramble for the vacant portfolio of Health and Local Government has already begun and several aspirants, I understand, have put forward their claims,FOC - 336 words
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Article446 1951-07-24 4 COLOMBO: The Attorney-General, pn behalf of yfeCrown, appeared in .support of two applications for •frit of certiorari seeking to quash the judgment of ■W| District Judge, Regalia, who in his capacity as revising officer of the Ruanwella electoral district recently allowed the application of Mr. G.F.O.C. - 446 words
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Article39 1951-07-24 4 INDIA ACCEPTS INVITATION WASHINGTON, July 22— The International Materials Conference announced today that Germany and India had accepted its invitation to be represented on the su.phur committee. This brings to 13, the numbeT of countries on the committee. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article, Illustration92 1951-07-24 4 CELEBRATION OF INDIAN CLUBHOUSE OPENING CEREMONY Photographs taken <ln the occasion of the tea party held in celebration of the opening of the Indian Association Clubhouse at Balestier Road, on Saturday, July 21. Picture on top shows a section of the main table and shows Mr. and Mrs. MaoDonald, Mr.92 words
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254 1951-07-24 4 NEW DELHI, July 23.— The Government of India's Deputy Minister for External Affairs, Dr. B. V. Keskar, told a students gathering in Chidambaram on July 20 that India's foreign policy "is not one of neutrality." According to PTI, Dr. KeskarGIIS - 254 words
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Article108 1951-07-24 4 NAPLES, July 23.— Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, the youngest man and the first career airman to become chief of naval operations of the United States, died suddenly here yesterday. A second heart attack within two hours cut him down in an botel room a stane'sA.P. - 108 words
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Article82 1951-07-24 4 NEW DELHI: The Government of India may shortly take steps for the manufacture of D.D.T. used for antimalarial spraying in this countryIt is learned the co-nperation of WHO and UNI-CFR is likely to be invited in this enterprise. Exploratory discussions on the subject are understood to haveFOC - 82 words
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