Indian Daily Mail, 3 February 1952

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    Masthead
    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VII. NO. 354. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1952. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    High Command Of Congress Govts.
    521 1 TOP LEADERSHIP ALONE WON'T DO, WARNS NEHRU AJMER,Feb.2.— The Congress President, Mn Nehru, has asked all State Congress Committees to take stock of the political situation emerging from the general elections with reference to the reasons of the success or failure of Congress candidates. In
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    A. K. Gopalan And Ananthasayanam Ayyangar Elected
    118 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. Feb. 2—Congress and the Communist Parties won notable victories in election for the House of People from Ifadru. Deputy Speaker of the Indiati Parliament Mr. Ananthasayanam Ayyangar won at Tirupathi just defeating Kiishikar Lok Partyman Venkataramana Naidu. At
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    Man-Eater Bagged
    83 1 BHADRACHALAM, Jan. 24. A marueater which was taken a toll of 32 lives bo far was bagged by Messrs. S. Chellamiah, Sub-Inspector of Police, Bhadrachalam, A. T. Kannappa, Cherupalli G. Chella Rao of the Highways Department, Bhadrachalam and A. U. Suryanarayana Rao Havildar, Special Armed Police, Bhadrachalam, at
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    47 1 Captain R.C. Parker (left) and Captain T.B. Stoney, D.F.C. (right) on the flight deck of th e 8.0.A.C. Argonaut, the aircraft which flew Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh to Nairol on Jan. 31 on the first stage of their journey to Australia via East Africa.
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    PAK. SOLDIERS RAID COOCH BEHAR VILLAGE
    78 1 PAK. SOLDIERS RAID COOCH BEHAR VILLAGE COOCH BEHAR, Jan. 31 A band of Pakistani Ansars recently raided a village in Bas. kar taluk in Mathabhanga Subdivision on th e West Bengal bolder and looted paddy and took away several heads of cattle, according to information received here. They are also
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    HIRAKUD DAM
    134 1 CUTTACK, Jan. 30. The appointment of a Joint Control Board which will be in entire charge of laying- down the policy and programme and execution of Hirakud Dam is expected to be announced shortly, it is understood here. The Board will consist of the Chief Minister of Orissa.
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    PARKER DEALERS FETED
    57 1 Messrs Montor Ltd., agents of Th e Parker Pen Company held a dinner party to the Parker Pen dealers of Malaya, on Friday at Tai Thong Restaurant. The occasion was the visit of Mr. T.A. Gavin, Export Manager of The Parker Pen Co., Ltd., Toronto (Canada). Well
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    REQUESTED TO SURRENDER PROPERTY TO COMMISSION
    239 1 NEW DELHI, Jan. 30— The Japanese Government Overseas Agency in New Delhi to-day requested Indian nationals, owning lands in Japan to designate immediately their custodians, residing in Japan "for the disposal of their lands" in accordance with the Japanese Government's scheme of agricultural land
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    Discuss Future Set-Up
    512 1 Hooghly Tragedy Full Details CALCUTTA, Jan. 28. At least ten including two men, died in Calcutta's Republic Day tragedy, when jetty.gangway rails collapsed under the impact of a rushing crowd of visitors to the Navy's flag ship I.N.S. Delhi lying at anchor at th e Prinsep Ghat
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    Trips To Moon In 3½ Hours-BY 2,000 A.D.
    377 1 U.S. INVENTOR'S PREDICTION NEW YORK. Major Alexander de Seversky United States aeronautical engineer and inventor, predicts that by about the year 2 4 000 A D explorers will be able to fly to the moon in 3Va hours at a speed of
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    Absolute Majority Congress Claims In 13 States
    114 1 Absolute Majority Congress Claims In 13 States From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS Feb. 2.-Congress in tif C t Ured absol ute majority in thirteen out of twenty-two dSrf AS 6"*11 in th Indian Union and from the trend of returns CoSgreS seems certain t«o win absolute majorities in all exceSt
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    Progress Of Indian Industry
    3706 2 Production Trends And tuiure Prospects EXPANSION SCHEMES AND NEW INDUSTRIES MADE HEADWAY TUIE year 1951 saw increased production in a large number of important Indian industries including cotton textiles, jute, steel, coal, salt, sugar, cement, electrical goods, rubber goods including tyres and tubes for automobiles and
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    Youngest Royal Visit
    727 3 COLOMBO: Nearly eight million people of Cevlon are and C t4 D°uk? g nf f( ?T ar v? tO J eb 14 when Vrinces.TlSbe^h p2fm th frin D g U ed e i?land. inbUrgh are schedule <* to visit this iui are determined to give the Royal
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    33 3 Photo. Anti-tank and antLaircraft ammunition stolen by Egyptian and cached in an Ismalian cemetery is cSUf biSrS) British arsenals by captured guerriUas Jan 22 following a British army raid on the ceme- A.P.
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      Li Tsung-Jen In America
      495 3  - Li T sung- Jen In America SAUL PETT By 1 A.P. Newsieaiures writer) NEW YORK: Li Tsung-jen. who has insisted rather futilcly fur the past two years tuat he is still President, of Nationalist China, has quietly been learning to adjust to American life. He likes television, for exaa*p±e. In
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      25 3 PHOTO. Premier Winston Churchill, returning to 10, Downing Street from America Jan. 28, is sheltered by an umbrella as he alights from his car. A.P.
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      LONDON "TIMES" ON SINO-INDIAN RELATIONS
      433 3 Comment on the Russian attempt at the United Nations meeting in Paris to stir up trouble in South-East Asia appeared in The London Times on Wednesday in a leader, "On the Frontiers of India." j Th e paper said: "Indian has made it clear that
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      New Citadel Of Freedom
      611 3  - New Citadel Of Freedom William Bluett By /~\NE of the last events likely to be witnessed in an age seemingly devoted to the violent creation of republican dictatorships is the birth of a new Kingdom under a Monarch elected by popular acclaim a Kingdom dedicated to the welfare of its
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      NEW MAYOR OF BANGALORE
      55 3 BANGALORE, Jan. 27.— Mr. B- V. Lankkappa (United Civic Party) was declared elected to-day as Mayor of Bangalore for 1952 defeating Mr. R. M. Patel (Congress) by one vote. Following is the voting: Lankkappa 35. Mr. Patel 34. Invalid votes 2. The total strengh of th
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      80 3 Firemen Jower a line to an asphalt plant worker, Ted Wiebers, almost completely buried as he worked in a 15--foot sandpit at Los Angeles, Jan. 23. Fellow workers quickly threw a barrel over his head to protect him from further slides. Then the barrel was removed after a huge metal
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      MALARIA IN INDIA
      314 3 NEW DELHI: More than 10 million peopl e in India will be protected from malaria this year as the government has an effective demand of 1.000 tons of DDT in fighting this disease. Listed as the top scourge, malaria claims one million lives and 10 million cases
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    Indians Unreserved Loyalty And Service To Malaya
    673 4 Acting Agent's Address At Penang On Republic Day "I can say wih confidence that the Indians have not caused any disadvantage or inconvenience to the other peoples in Malaya. They have adopted this country as their home. It is their intention to give
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    A Socialist Malaya
    1822 4  -  V. R. BALAKRISHNA By gEFORE Communism swept I I into China, threatening the country of the smaller 1 Asian nations, India. Burma I and Ceylon gained their in- i dependence, much to the re- i lief of the free nations of the world. Otherwise these coun i
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    Was The Contest Called Off?
    89 4 Sir.— As advertised by the Singapore Standard, inviting essays for their Gift Essay Comp" ition supposed to have b en conducted in August ::tst year, this essay "A S"r ialist Malaya." was written in June, 1951. The conT,>ctv;ion was presumably called off. As I hav<
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