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Title Section16 1952-01-29 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VII. NO. 349. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1952. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.16 words
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68 1952-01-29 1 From Our Own Correspondent TRIVANDRUM, Jan. 18.— Mr. A. M. Thomas, Speaker of Travancore-Oochin Assembly, now elected to the House of the People (Parliament) has resfgned his Speakership and Membership of the Kerala Assembly. This was in pursuance of the law forbidding dual membership68 words
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Article216 1952-01-29 1 Defeated By Communist At Mayavaram From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Jan. 28. Th c Central Minister of State for the Railways Mr. K. Santhanam was defeated by Communist leader Mr. K. Anandan Nambiyar in the election for the Parliament from Mayavaram. According to latest reports, Nambiyar has216 words
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101 1952-01-29 1 BIG VICTORY FOR CONGRESS IN MYSORE Prom Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Jan. 28.—Congress looks like sweeping the polls in Mysore State without much opposition. Counting began simultaneously two days ago after polling in all constituencies was over, unlike in other States and the first batch of results announced show that101 words
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Article53 1952-01-29 1 OTTAWA, Jan. 28.— The first shipment of 10,000,000 dollars worth of wheat which Canada is sending India as a gift is being loaded at Vancouver, the Trade Department announced The steamship, Houston City, will carry the first load to help relieve India's famine. Other shipments willA.P. - 53 words
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Article48 1952-01-29 1 SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 28. frime Minister Winston Churchill arrived here today on the liner Queen Mary and told reporters: "I am satisfied with my visit to America. I am sure sure it did good. "Xhe visit freshened up old friendships and made new ones." ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article26 1952-01-29 1 NEW YORK, Jan. 28— The Japanese film, Rashomon. is drawing crowds of 1 500 a day at a Broadway cinema which xiaMs only 500 people A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article158 1952-01-29 1 NEW YORK, Jan. 28.— Dr. J. C. Warner, President of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, returned from a trip to India and said that country needs and should have American help. "They face terrific problems," h e said of the Indian people as he alighted fromA.P. - 158 words
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Article97 1952-01-29 1 KHATMANDU, Nepal Jan. 28.— Nepal's Prime Minister, Matrika Prasad Koirala, yesterday set up a high level emergency committee to deal with, the situation arising out of last week's abortive "revolt" by a section of the Raksha Dal "Home Guards." With the Prime Minister himself asReuter - 97 words
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50 1952-01-29 1 LONDON, Jan. 28— All Air India International services both incoming and outgoing from London are being diverted from Cairo to Beirut while the Egyptian tension lasts, the airline announced here yesterday. British Overseas Airways have already diverted their flights away from the trouble area. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article36 1952-01-29 1 KARACHI, Jan. 28.— Habib Ibrahim Rahimtoola, Pakistan High Commissioner in Britain, has been appointed Ambassador to Prance, it was announced here today. Mr. Rahimtoola, 40, has been in Britain since 1947 ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article43 1952-01-29 1 TOKYO, Jan. 28. —The Communists today postponed for 24 hours further discuscussions on ceasefire supervision. They telephoned the United Nations base camp at Munsan a few minutes before th e United Nations staff officers prepared to leave for Panmunpom. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article37 1952-01-29 1 CAIRO. Jan. 28— The British Ambassador Sir Ralph Stevenson informed the Egyptian Government, yesterday that the Britjsh Government held them responsible for loss of British life and damage to British property in yesterday's riots. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article183 1952-01-29 1 PARIS. Jan. 28.— The Kashmir question is expected to be taken up again by the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday, lit was learned yesterday On Saturday Sr Giria Shankar Bajpai, Secretary General of the Indian External Affairs Ministry, held talks with Sir Gladwyn Jebb, British RepresentativeReuter - 183 words
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Article129 1952-01-29 1 LONDON, Jan. 28.—Rumanians will be thronging to their banks today to exchange old money for new ones under a drastic currency reform announced suddenly last night. According, to Bucharest radio the new currency is pegged to the Soviet rouble and can be exchanged _on a variableReuter - 129 words
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63 1952-01-29 1 CALCUTTA, Jan. 28.— Ten bodies have now been recovered from the River Hoogly following on Saturday's collapse of a gang way linking the jetty with _the Indian navy cruiser, Delhi, throwing more than 75 people into the swirling waters. Two more bodies were yesterday broughtReuter - 63 words
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Article84 1952-01-29 1 MOSCOW. Jan. 28.— 1t was announced here today that Mongolian Premier Marshal Choibalsan died in Moscow in the Kremlin hospital on Saturday from kidney cancer. Tass said that two doctors were sent to Mongolia from Moscow after the Premier asked for medical help. They advisedA.P. - 84 words
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Article44 1952-01-29 1 HONGKONG, Jan. 28.— An American source, who recently conferred with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, says the Nationalist leader fears that Britain and the United States are still capable of a "sellout" to Red China for obvious reasons. The source requested anonymity A. P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article45 1952-01-29 1 MOSCOW, Jan. 28.— After an absence of 35 years. Shakespear's King Lear is to be produced by Moscow's famous Maly Theatre. The production will be by A. Diky and the assistant producers are Cladkov and Pavlov with setting by Pimenov. A.P.A.P. - 45 words
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491 1952-01-29 1 SOCIALIST PARTY SEALED OFF CAIRO. Jan. 28. Egypt's new Prime Minister Aly Maher Pasha late last night ordered the sealing off of Socialist Party (Al Ishterakeya headquarters here in a nationwide tightening of security. The order was his first major action since King FaroukReuter - 491 words
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Article77 1952-01-29 1 LONDON, Jan. 28.— U.S. Ambassador Walter Gifford called on the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, yesterday to discuss the Egyptian crisis. Diplomatic sources said Eden outlined his assessment of the Egyptian situation to the American Ambassador. The Egyptian crisis had caused Eden to putA.P. - 77 words
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139 1952-01-29 1 NINE BODIES RECOVERED FROM BR. CLUB LATEST REPORT: CAIRO, Jan. 28— The British embassy reported today that nine bodies were found in the exclusive British Turf Club which was gutted by are on Saturday. Only three have so far been identified. There may be other bodies in the basement billiardA.P. - 139 words
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Article94 1952-01-29 1 CAJRO. Jan. 28.— Ahmed Hassan El Hodeibi. Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide, last night condemned Saturday's disturbances in Cairo In a statement to the press. El Hodeibi said: "The Muslim Brotherhood condemn violence and cannot consider it as a means for the fulfilment of Egypt's national aim.A.P. - 94 words
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247 1952-01-29 1 BR. PHILOSOPHER ON U.S. ATTITUDE TO CHINA LONDON, Jan. 28. British philosopher Bertrand Russel said on Friday night the Republicans in the United States would be "glad to see a war against China." He told a forum of Fleet Street journalists:A.P. - 247 words
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Article294 1952-01-29 1 NEPAL RULER'S APPEAL TO PEOPLE CALCUTTA, Jan. 28.— N epal's| King* Tribhuvana appealed to his people on Saturday night to use democracy instead of bullets if they want changes made in their newly formed government. He referred to last week's abortive revolt in th e capitalA.P. - 294 words
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Article70 1952-01-29 1 NEW DELHI, Jan. 28.— India's favourable balance of trade with Malaya during nine months of 1951 totalled 142,--500,000 Rupees (U5530,000,--000) official statistics reveal. Indian exports amounting to 273,000,000 Rs. included foodstuffs, tobacco, livestock, raw materials, previous stones, groundnut oil, cotton, yarn, artificial silk, books and perfumery.A.P. - 70 words
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Article51 1952-01-29 1 NEW YORK, Jan. 28.— Lever Brothers Company announced price cuts ranging from 2.5 to 5.25 per cent in the wholesale prices of Its bar and packaged soaps and shortening. The reductions reflect recent declines in costs of soap and shortening raw materials, the Company said.A.P. - 51 words
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Advertisement72 1952-01-29 1 Subscription Rates (BZ POST) Malaya, N.B. Borneo and Sarawak 1 Month 5.50 3 Months 16.50 6 33.00 1 Year 66.00 Other Places 1 Month 5 6.50 3 Months 19.50 6 39.00 1 Year 78.00 MALAYAN AIRWAYS ANNOUNCE ■A NEW EARLY MORNING SERVICE Effective Monday, February 4th Kuala Lumpur To Singapore72 words
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1019 1952-01-29 2 Indian Daly Mail S'pore, Tues. Jan. 29, 1952. SIA: "MEMBERS ONLY"!— I IN our editorial of last Thursday, we had observed as follows.- "If the members regard the I. A. (Singapore Indian Association) and its properly as their sole possession, they are mistaken: they are only trustees holding them m1,019 words
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2297 1952-01-29 2 GENERAL ELECT lON B IN IWDIA: Or. Krishna Rao And Sambandam Elected lo Assembly PRAKASAM LOSES DEPOSIT. MADRAS, Jan. 18: Two Congress candidates, Dr. U. Krishna Rao and Mr. A. M. Sambandam. were declared elected from City constituencies of the Madras State AssemblyFOC - 2,297 words
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Article58 1952-01-29 2 BOMBAY, Jan. 21. An earthquake shock of moderate intensity at its or:g n with ?picentre 735 miles away from Bombay at latitude 21 degrees north and longitude 61 east in the Arabia-! sea. on the soutlh eastern c ;ast of Arabia was observatory at 20 hoursFOC - 58 words
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572 1952-01-29 3 Madhy a Pradesh Assembly Election Results 12 MORE SEATS FOR CONGRESS Xagpur Jan. 14.— Mr. Ghanashyam Singh Gupta. Speaker of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly. Raja Saheb Chandra Chur Prasad Singh. ex-Ruler of Udaipur (Raigarh District) and Mr. R. A. Mandating MAJI.. are omongthe 12 Congress candidates returned to the572 words
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Article146 1952-01-29 3 CUTTACK. Jan. 15.— Three more results of the elections to the Orissa State Assembly were received today and yesterday. With 43 seats declared so far. the party position is: Congress 22. Ganatantra Parishad 7, Socialists 3. People's Party 3. Communists 1, Forward Bloc 1. and Independents 6. Polling isFOC - 146 words
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Article176 1952-01-29 3 PATNA. Jan. 15. Raja Kali Prasad Singh of Jharia (Janata Party) has been elected to the Bihar Assembly from the Balllapur constituency. Electorate: 56,764 and votes polled: 20,468. Raj; Xali Prasad Singh (Janata Party) 7,532 Kishorelal Loreiya (Congress) 7.128 Brajnandan Sharma (Socialist) 2.108 Lakkhi Kant Mahto Forward Bloc) 1.198F.O.C. - 176 words
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Article68 1952-01-29 3 HYDERABAD, Jan. 15.— Mr. Sureshchandra Shivprasao Arya (Congress) was declared elected today to the House of the People from Aurangabad constituency. The electorate 3,60,422. Votes polled 1.38,936. Mr. Sureshchandra Shivprasad Arya (Con.) 71,902 Mr. S. K. Vaishampayan (P.D. Front) 35,689 Mr. J. V. Joshi (Socialist) 20,161 Mr. Christian NarayanFOC - 68 words
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Article115 1952-01-29 3 MADRAS. Jan. 15.— From the Adonl double-member constituency (Bellary District) of the Madras State Assembly, Mr. H. Ramalinga Reddi (Independent) and Mr. T. Mallayya (Congress) have been declared elected to the general and reserved seats, respectively. ADONI GENERAL SEAT Mr. H. Ramalinga Reddi (Ind.) 36,228 Mr. T. G. ThimmayyaF.O.C. - 115 words
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Article501 1952-01-29 3 BOMBAY HOUSE OF THE PEOPLE BOMBAY. Jan. 15. Two prominent successes for the Congress in the elections to the House of the People today were that of the Union Finance Minister. Mr. C. D. Deshmukh. from Kolaba and that of Mr. Gulzarilal Nanda, Minister for Planning from Sabarkhantha, Mr. Nanda501 words
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Article990 1952-01-29 3 BOMBAY, Jan. 15.—Following are the results to the State Assembly: ROHA SUDHAGAD Mr. M. S. Sawant (Congress) has been elected to the Assembly from the Roha Sudhagad constituency. Electorate: 52,120. Votes polled 29,608. M. S. Sawant (Congress) 14,440 R. R. Sanap (PWP) 10,250 R. M. Chandorkar (Socialist) 4,918990 words
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314 1952-01-29 3 BOMBAY, Jan. 24. Indian banks are establishing themselves slowly but steadily in South-East Asia, according to a leading Indian banker who recently toured the countries. Indian banking has exr panded mainly in Burma. Thailand, Malaya and Hongkong since 1946. Indian banking todayFOC - 314 words
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58 1952-01-29 3 The Government of Bombay today decided that the new legislature after the elections will meet in Bombay on March 15, It was learn. The joint session of both Houses will be addressed by the Governor on the Inaugural day. Elections to the UpperF.0.C. - 58 words
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286 1952-01-29 3 BOMBAY. Jan. 23.— Before Government could proceed to requisition premises under the Land Requisition Act, they must establish that the place sought to be requisitioned fell within the mean|ing of the term, premises, namely, that they were let or intended to be let. NoFOC - 286 words
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Article125 1952-01-29 3 JAIPUR. Jon. 23 A SubInspector of PoUce and three constables were killed and injured in an encounter on Jan. 18 between a gang of dacoits and a police party near Chandsen about fifty miles from here. A police party including three Superindents. one Deputy SuperintendentFOC - 125 words
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Advertisement22 1952-01-29 3 Needler's Chocolates Hall Mark of Quality Highest Standard! Sole Agents: F. A Bartholomeusz, Limited SINGAPORE |F MAN ZAN H Soothes a to22 words
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675 1952-01-29 4 Aims Objects Of Selangor Rent Payers Association Inche Pawanchik 3 s Broadcast Speech The following broadcast on the Selangor Rent Payers Association Platform in the forthcoming Municipal elections in Kuala Lumpur was given by Inche Pawanchik bin Mohamed recently over Radio Malaya: As a speaker from the Selangor Rent Payers675 words
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482 1952-01-29 4 NEW DELHI, Jan. 19.— The question of the the appointment of Advisers and the role to be played by them in Pari B States is under tne consideration of the Government of India. Altbough the question is linked up witoi the political sei-upFOC - 482 words
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Article149 1952-01-29 4 HYDERABAD, (Dn.), Jan 25.— Dr. N. S. Krishnan. Director. Geological Survey of India said here on Jan. 18 that modern geologists were of the opinion that the "continental shells" were rich in oil deposits and if probably explored they could produce almost as much oilFOC - 149 words
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Article174 1952-01-29 4 TUNIS, Tunisia Jan. 27.— Violence, bom of a Tunisian nationalist campaign for increased independence, appeared yesterday to be waning. Both French and local officials of this North African protectorate said they were optimistic about the prospects. A few minor incidents were reported but none was onA.P. - 174 words
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Article59 1952-01-29 4 SYDNEY, Jan. 27—Australia will issue three special stamps to commemorate the vbit of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. The stamps a red threepence stamp portraying the P'mcess, a blue 7 lj2-pence stamp and a brown ons-^i.'il-ling-and-sixpence stamp, both portraying the royal couple will be on salA.P. - 59 words
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243 1952-01-29 4 CEYLON NEWS: JAFFNA: Jaffna Municipal Council is to conduct all its meetings in the vernacular as the first step in the move to administer the council entirely in the vernacular. This was decided at the first meeting of the council. Mr. Sam A.FOC - 243 words
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Article56 1952-01-29 4 COLOMBO: Temperance workers scored another success in the local option poll to close taverns in tne Hochchutaade ward, 2ne voting was as follows: In lavour of closure 1,018. Against 51. Spoilt 17. Total number of registered voters 1,760. Anti- temperance workers boycotted the poll owing to theFOC - 56 words
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Article160 1952-01-29 4 COLOMBO: A graduate in nursing from the World Health Organisation has been appointed principal of the Nurses* Training School that Is to be opened at Kandy shortly. She is Miss Muriell a. Kragih. from U.S.A. A sister Tutor in Paediatric Nursing. Miss Mary Nickolls,FOC - 160 words
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133 1952-01-29 4 COlX>MBO: Owing to the forthcoming Royal visit the current Midland Criminal Sessions of the Supreme Court have ibeen moved from Kandy to Kurunegala This is to enable the historic Audience Hall at Kandy where the Assize Sessions' were being held, to be got ready forFOC - 133 words
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107 1952-01-29 4 Town Council To Boycott C-plan Exhibition MORATUWA: At a meeting of the Piliyandaia Town Council, the first for the year, a motion was moved by Mr. Somaweera Chandrasiri. M.P., and seconded by Mr. d. c. Wijeyanada. that tne Colombo Exhibition should be ooycotted by the Council in view of theFOC - 107 words
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Article88 1952-01-29 4 COLOMBO: A total of 271 profiteers in rice. Hour, sugai and bread, was detected uy ine Colombo Price Contru. Station last year, according to statistics just revealed. They paid more than Rs. 60,000 in fines. inis is more than three times the amount collected inFOC - 88 words
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176 1952-01-29 4 50 SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN FEDERATION KUALA LUMPUR. Monday:' Two bandits surrendered in the Federation yesterday. One British soldier was killed. In a successful screening operation in the Jenjarom Resettlement area in the Klang District of Selangor yesterday, surrendered banbandits identified 12 suspected bandit subscription collectors. 2 suspected bandit couriers and176 words
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Article106 1952-01-29 4 NEW YORK, Jan. 28.—India has thrown her doors "wide open" to foreign capital, her Ambassador to the United States, Binay Ranjan Sen, declared on Friday 'in his first public address since assuming- the post. H e addressed the Englishspeaking Union of the United States on theA.P. - 106 words
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Article42 1952-01-29 4 SYLHET Jon. 24.— The Sylhet district is facing rice scarcity. Price has now shot up to rupees 32 per mound. It is apprehended that the price will go even higher if no immediate steps are taken. FOCFOC - 42 words
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