Indian Daily Mail, 8 February 1952

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL VII. NO. 359. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Congress Jo Form 'Caretaker' Govt In Madras
    631 1 7o Avoid Governor's Rule? From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Feb. 7. Mr. is definitely resigning. Tamil r Kamaraj Nadar returning from the Working Committee had d« gress Ministry in Madras must re Ministers had been defeated < failed to win absolute majori 1
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    LATEST ELECTION RESULTS
    154 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. 7. Seventeen results of elections were announced to the House of the People from five States in the past 24 hours. These include seven from Bihar all of which went in favour of the Congress Party. Among them is Dr. Syed Mahmud, the State's
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    Turkish Pressmen In Delhi
    261 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. 7. A five-man Turkish Press Delegation, now in New Delhi, started their seven-week allIndia tour with a visit to Mahatma Gandhi's samadhi at Rajghat on Tuesday. The delegation consist of senior members of the profession. Mr. Ahmet Emin Yalman is editor-director of VATAN,
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    PEACEFUL POLITICS
    32 1 Photo. In the shade of a tree in the Presidential garden, Premier Jawaharlal Nehru of India (left) discusses the Indian elections with President Rajendra Prasad, watched by colourfully-clad attendants.- A.P.
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    TEMPLER ON MALAYA'S GOAL: STATEMENT TO PRESS
    555 1 The following is the text of the statement made by iho new Ht£h Commissioner, Gen eral Sir Gerald Tempter, to the press at Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday afternoon:— "First of all may I say how glad I am to be here? I have
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    Queen Postpones Trip To Ceylon And Australia
    124 1 Queen Postpones Trip To Ceylon And Australia COLOMBO, Feb. 7-^ueen Elizabeth flying home yto-Lon-*9rm -today had sent a litessag*to Ceylon announcing the postponement of her Commonwealth tour. "Owing to the sudden death of my father I have had to return home immediately" the message released today from the Governor-General's House
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    Governor's Rule In Punjab Extended
    140 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. 7.—Parliament yesterday approved a resolution moved by the Home Minister, Dr. K. N. Katju, recommending the! continuance in force of the President's Proclamation of June 20, 1951, assuming to himself all functions of the Government of the Punjab. The motion was adopted
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    IPOH YOUTH IN SHANKER'S WEEKLY
    64 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. 5. A Malayan youth from Ipoh has won recognition in the special "Children's Number" of "Shanker's Waekly" leading Indian magazine. Tweleve-year-old R. Jothi's poem, "From My Window," was published in the December, 1951, issue of the magazine, now on sale. Entries were
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    Dr. Prasad's Condolence Message Re King's Death
    153 1 ALSO WISHES NEW QUEEN ALL SUCCESS NEW DELHI, Feb. 7. President of the Indian Republic Dr. Rajendra Prasad, in a message to the Queen of England yesterday expressed India's sorrow at King George's death and conveyed the Indian people's wishes to Her Majesty
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    REPIKDTA'S MESSAGE
    573 1 The office of the Represen tative of the Government of India in Malaya learnt with deep sorrow the death of His Majesty King George VI. On hearing the sad news the Representative called on the Governor of Singapore. He also sent the following message to the Governor of
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    POEM ON KING'S DEATH
    65 1 LONDON. Feb. 7. Today's "Times" carried on its leader page a poem by the Poet Laureate. John Masefield, entitled: "On Hearing of the Sudden Death of His Majesty the King," It read: O Wisdom, who. with power infinite. Utterest death to every creature born. Grant to
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    Duke Of Windsor Will Attend Funeral
    267 1 NEW YORK, Feb. 7. The Duke of Windsor will sail for England to attend the funeral of his brother. King George. It was not revealed whether the Duchess would accompany him. The Duke's secretary issued the following statement "The Duke of Windsor has spoken
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    NO COMMENTS IN MOSCOW!
    25 1 LONDON, Feb. 7.— Moscow radio broadcast without comment last night: "The King of Britain, George the Sixth, died this morning Reuter
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    3 MINUTES SILENCE IN BOMBAY
    25 1 BOMBAY, Feb. 7.— Three minutes' silence was observed as a mark of respect to the memory of the late Ktag
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    KING'S FUNERAL ON FEB. 15?
    24 1 LONDON, Feb. 7. A high source slated today the King's funeral will be held on Friday, Feb. 15. Reuter
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    34 1 George, before the individual events In the world table tennis championships started here today. In the first match Johnny Leach (Britain), the defending men's singles champion, beat Laszlo Varkonyl (Hungary) 21-9, 21-12, 21-13.— Reuter
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    GUN SALUTE IN NEW DELHI
    91 1 NEW DELHI. Feb. 7.—A 21--gun salute will be fired at noon GMT tomorrow in honour of the formal proclamation of Queen Elizabeth II Flags, lowered to half mast yesterday on receipt of news of King George's death, will be hoisted to mast head from 1330
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    Proclamation Of Queen In S'pore Tomorrow
    225 1 Proclamation Of Queen In S'pore Tomorrow Before a large crowd and with full ceremony the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson will read the Proclamation of the Queen's Accession at 8.30 a.m. tomorrow Saturday, Feb 9 from the steps of the City Hall. The Bishop of Singapore the Rt. Rev. W.H. Baines
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    QUEEN ARRIVES IN LONDON
    58 1 LONDON, Feb. 7.— Queen Elizabeth arrived here today after a 4000 miles rush flight across two continents to take over the Throne. She set foot on English soil for the first time as Queen, exactly a week after leaving for what was planned as a 5-month
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    Portraits Of New Queen
    32 1 Two thousand coloured portraits of Queen Elizabeth II are being distributed, by the Public Relations Office. Application foj copies should. be sent to the Public Rela.* Lions Secretary.
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    Mahasabha Registers Its First Parliamentary Victory In Gwalior
    108 2 GENERAL ELECTIONS IN INDIA: V. G. Deshpande Elected GWALIOR, Jan. 28. The Hindu Mahasabha registered its first Parliamentary victory when Mr. V. G. Deshpande. Organising Secretary of the Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha, was today declared elected to the House of the People
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    COORG
    207 2 MERCARA, Jan. 29.— The Congress has secured nine out of tea Assembly seats from North Coorg, the results of which have been announced so far. It lost one seat from Somwaipet South where the Independent (Anti Merger) candidate, Mr. H. T. Muthanna defeated his Congress rival and another Independent.
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    Saurashtra
    50 2 R A JKOT, Jan 28 —Mr Shah Chimunlal (Congress) was elected to the House of the People from the GohilwadSorath constituency in Saurashtra. Electorate: 288,354 and vote? p011ed— 163,666. Shah Chimunlal (Con.) 118,239 Gandhi Hirachand (Ind. 21,784 Vasavada Prathul (Hindu Sabha) 12,278 Shri Dhrani Krishnalal 11,338 Invalid 9.1 FOC
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    Orissa
    98 2 CUTTACK, Jan. 28.— Mr. Bijoy Chandra Das. a noted Communistj was returned to Parliament from the South Ganjam constituency of Orissa defeating his two opponents, both Independents. There was no Congress candidate here. Electorate: 389,747 and votes p011ed— 109,695. Bijoy Chandra Daa (Com.) 61,002 Dataram Varaha Narasingh Rao (Ind.)
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    Mysore
    1040 2 BANGALORE, Jan. 29.— Congress had further accession to its strength in the Mysore State Assembly. Among those elected today are the State's Revenue Minister. Mr. H. Siddiah, the Speaker of the Assembly, Mr. V. Venkatappa, Mr. O. A. Thimmappa Gowda, sitting member of Parliament and Mr. A. Bhimappa Naik.
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    122 2 Prince's mother is la hospital after giving birth to another son a week ago. His father ha* been personal servant to the general manager of the East African Railway* for 25 years. Looking on are Mav.or J. R. Maxwell of Nairobi and his wife, and the Duke of Edinburgh, (Prince
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    Feudalism In Britain-Last Vestiges Disappearing
    682 2  - Feudalism In BritainLast Vestiges Disappearing MICHAEL NEWMARCH <By A.P. Correspondent) LEXTON, England:— The is heading for "nationalizatio of Lax ton, 7 1 -year 1 old Earl state which presented this pie rryside to its first feudal over 1< Laxton. a prosperous-look-1: Ing, brick-built Nottinghamshire village of some 300 inhabitants is
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    136 2 Here Yuvaraja Kar a n Singh (rent re), who is acting as regent of Kashmir in place of his father, Maharaja Hari Singh (now in Bombay for ''reasons of health") ml Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru (left) with the charming Yuvarani of Kashmir (the regent '.s wife), chat toge. ther in
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    COUNCIL AGREES TO USE TAMIL
    175 2 CHAVAKACHCHERI: A unanimous agreement to conduct all proceedings of the Chavakachcheri Town Council in Tamil was arrived, at the first monthly meeting of tine council, presided over by Mr. N. Arunachalam. chairman. It was further stressed that even the officials of the council should use
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    BR. CONSULATE AT CANTON — CLOSURE?
    62 2 BR. CONSULATE AT CANTON CLOSURE? LONDON. Feb. s— Britain is to close down the offices of her consulate general at Canton, China. A Foreign Office spokesman announcing 1 this yesterday said that the decision had been taken because there were not now sufficient British subjects in Canton to justify the
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    Reds Win 3 More Seats In Madras Assembly
    992 3 Further Election Results MADRAS, Jan. Sl.— The Communists captured all the three seats in the elections to the Madras State Assembly for which results were announced. Their nominees were successful in the Madanapalle constituency in Chittoor district and in the Divi doublemember
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    HOUSE OF THE PEOPLE
    207 3 MADRAS, Jan. 30. Some more results in the elections to the House of the People from Madras State have come in to-day. Of these the Congress secured one seat and an Independent the other. Mr. V. V. Girl, former High Commissioner in Ceylon (Congress), has been
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    Lost Session Of India's Old Parliament
    514 3 (By SEUG S. HARRISON, A. P. Staff Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Feb. 4. (By Air Mail): India's lame duck Parliament convenes tomorrow Feb. 5 in the midst of the final stages of general elections for the new national legislature. The old 310-member Constituent Assembly which
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    33 3 Photo. Indonesian students attending universities in Holland recently paid a visit to the United Nations Building in Paris. Here a group of them meet Pakistani delegate to IN., R. S. Chhatari A P
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    Protest Against Publication Of Buddha Picture
    126 3 Protest Against Publication Of Buddha Picture KALUTARA: At a public meeting iheld at the Sri Nivasaramaya, Kalutara Mr. D. A. Jayasinghe deplored the attitude of an American Catholic Magazine which had depicted Buddha blind-folded and with a cross over the face. A protest motion was passed, and it was decided
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    MARKETS WHICH PREVENT WASTE
    198 3 In 1932 stalls were organised by the National Federation of Women's Institutes in Britain to prevent waste, by providing a market for the small quantities of fruit and vegetables grown in private gardens, allotments, and occasionally small farms and holdings. Today these markets function in towns
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    DISCUSSION ON TUNISIA URGED
    48 3 PARIS, Feb. s.— Fifteen Asian and African countries said yesterday they will shortly ask the Security Council to consider France's dispute with the nationalists in Tunisa. The subject probably will be raised in the form of a formal complaint to the Security Council. Reuter
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    Templer & His Dy. Pass Thro' Singapore
    299 4 Templer His Dy. Pass Thro' Singapore NO STATEMENT TO PRESSMEN! (BY. OUR STAFF REPORTER) General Sir Gerald Templer, the new High Commissioner in the Federation and Mr, Donald Charles MacGilli vray, the new Deputy High Commissioner arrived here yesterday afternoon by a 8.0.A.C. plane. Captain P. N. S. Fraser, the
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    "Kumbabishegam" At Muar Today
    53 4 Kumbabishegam At Muar Today The Muar Sri Muthunariamman Temple at Jalan Mohamediah will celebrate its "Kumbabishegam" (Opening Ceremony) today Feb. 8. Special prayers were being offered from Feb. 6 to 8. There will also be a procession today (Feb. 8) at 7 p.m. All are cordially invited, writes the Secretary
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    CROWD REJOICES AS BRITON BECOMES BHIKKHU
    413 4 CEYLON NEWS: BANDARAWELA: For the first time in the history of Uva, an Englishman has been admitted to the Buddhist priesthood. He is Mr. G. F. Allen of Somerest. The ordination ceremony which took place at the Sudharmalankara Pirivena, Diyatalawa, was witnessed by a
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    RED CHINA—BIGGEST BUYER OF CEYLON RUBBER
    74 4 RED CHINA— BIGGEST BUYER OF CEYLON RUBBER COLOMBO, Feb. 8. Com munlst China will be the biggest buyer of Ceylonese rubber, according: to trade circles here. This view is based on Peiping's recent purchases in Ceylon of the strategic material. The Russian ship, Nikolaev, now in Colombo harbour, will carry
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    DIGGED HIS OWN GRAVE!
    34 4 PONTIAC, Mich., Feb. 6. John Garner, 73, a giava digger, fell dead of a heart attack as he dug a grave on Monday. His body fell into the srrave. A.P.
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