Indian Daily Mail, 15 March 1952
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Title Section16 1952-03-15 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VIM. NO. 35. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1952. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.16 words
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1734 1952-03-15 1 COLOURFUL CEREMONY AT VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL MUCH REMAINS TO BE DONE SAYS GIMSON much remains to be done and I hope thol foundations of the plans which have been adopted m consultation with the representatives of the people of this Colony1,734 words
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136 1952-03-15 1 The Registrar of Vehicles, Singapore has issued a statement that many vehicles operate at night m contravention of the law because: (a) they do not carry the obligatory lights, i.e. two white lights at the front, one at each side; and one red light136 words
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Article166 1952-03-15 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 14.— The Nizam of Hyderabad and 15 of his 70 wives arrived m. three planes m New Delhi yesterday. Some of his children and grandchildren came, too. It was quite a show. Three Indian Air Force Vampire jets flew over the airport In saluteA.P. - 166 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-03-15 1 PHOTO) Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt recently visited the Ayurved College Museum (Jamnagar), during her tour of Saurashtra. Photo shows Mrs. Roosevelt being conducted round the Museum by The Principal of the College. G.I.I.S.G.I.I.S. - 32 words
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Article105 1952-03-15 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 14.— New Delhi municipal authorities were today looking for a "pied piper" to rid the city of a plague of 2,000 jackals. The animals have been increasing rapidly over the pa3t ilve years partly attracted oy refugee colonies m and around the city.Reuter - 105 words
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167 1952-03-15 1 Mrs. Pandit To Get Mrst Hand Account Of China PANIKAR TO RELINQUISH POST? NEW DELHI, Mar. 14.— Mrs. Vijayulakshmi Pandit former Ambassador to Washington, will lead India's forthcoming cultural and good-will mission to Communist China, .sources close to the Foreign Ministry said yesterday. She is the sister of Mr. Nehru.A.P. - 167 words
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57 1952-03-15 1 Indian To Study Arecanut Industry In Malaya CALCUTTA. Mar. 14.—Indian Central Arecanut Committee has decided to set up two arecanut nurseries at Jalpaiguri and Cooch-Behar In West Bengal. The Com. mittee has decided to send one of its officials to the Philippines. Malaya and Ceylon under the Colombo Plan toFOC - 57 words
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Article27 1952-03-15 1 The Court of Criminal and Civil Appeal will sit m the Supreme Court Building. Singapore, commencing on Monday, March 24. 1952. aX 10.30 Ml27 words
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501 1952-03-15 1 Centre Vifould Do Utmost To fight food Scarcity In Madras m A^ R^ S ar The Food Minister, Mr K. M. Munshi, told a news conference m Madras on Wednesday that the Central Government would do its utmost to help the Madras Government meet the difficult food situation m theGIIS - 501 words
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Article275 1952-03-15 1 TWO MORE TERRORISTS HANGED HANGED KUALA LUMPUR: Two terrorists were hanged yesterday morning one at Taiping Prison and the other at Pudu Prison, Kuala Lumpur. The man hanged at Taiping was Lam Chin Kow who was found guilty of carrying a handgrenade by the High Court, Ipoh. and sentenced toReuter - 275 words
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Article40 1952-03-15 1 MADRAS. Mar. 14.— H.M.S. Kenya, colony class cruiser wearing the flag of ViceAdmiral Sir Geoffrey Oliver. Commander-in-chief. East Indies, arrived m Madras harbour yesterday. The stilp is on a five-day "formal visit" to Madras. GIISGIIS - 40 words
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Article24 1952-03-15 1 RANGOON, Mar. 14. A Burmese cultural mission will leave for Communist China m April for a month-long visit it was reoorted here vpat^rl ReaterReuter - 24 words
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Article68 1952-03-15 1 DURBAN, Mar. 14.—Manilal Gandhi, completing the first week of his three-week self purifying fast, yesterday left his bed for a 10-minute walk. He said the phase of vomiting and nausea had passed and that he was feeling better but weak. During his fast he Is meditating on68 words
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Article76 1952-03-15 1 THE HAGUE. Mar. 14.— An exhibition of paintings de picting scenes of rural India was recently held at the Free Art Academy at The Hague. There were about 100 sketches and works irf water colour done by the Dutch amateur artists. Mrs. Ted Bekker-Kok. ScenesGIIS - 76 words
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Article30 1952-03-15 1 NEW DELHIT Mar. 14 The Japanese Industrial Missi on^conf erred yesterday with Prime Minister Nehru on the first day of their visit to tha liMfcm capital. ■<30 words
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641 1952-03-15 2 Indian Daily Mail Spore, Sat., Mar. 15, 1952. NOTES AND COMMENTS G IMS ON HONOURED Six months ago Sir Franklin Gimson presented the City Charter and yesterday he was conferred with Freedom of the City. The significance of it is exalted by the fact that Sir Franklin Gimson is the641 words
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324 1952-03-15 2 MADRAS CONGRESS ASSEMBLY PARTY But Will hsue Directive If Necessary 7 o Form Cabinet NEW DELHI, Mar. 8. The Congress President, Mr. Nehru, himself will issue, if necessary, a directive to tho Madras Congress Assembly Party m regard to the attituda theFOC - 324 words
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Article109 1952-03-15 2 MADRAS. Mar. B— Mr P. S. Kumaraswami Raji. Chief Minister, told Pressmen to-day that he had received no furtneT communication from the Congress President after the reply he sent yesterday to the communication from Delhi asKuig him to go over to Delhi for consultations on March 8.FOC - 109 words
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Article353 1952-03-15 2 Ministry-Making In Madras MADRAS, Mar. B.— The leaders from Madras, Mr. Kamaraj Nadar. Mr. Sanjeeva Reddl and Mr. T. T. Krishnamachari held discussions with the Congress High Command on the situation m Madras, with reference to the possibility of formation of a Ministry m the State. No definite proposal IsFOC - 353 words
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Article182 1952-03-15 2 MADRAS, Mar. 9.— Dr. Pattabhl Sitaramayya, Member, Congress Working Committee, returned to Madras this afternoon by air from Delhi. Talking to pressmen Dr. Sitaramayya said that the Working: Committee, amor.c other things, discussed the question of the formation of a Congress Ministry m Madras State.FOC - 182 words
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Article101 1952-03-15 2 Alb-India 1 Medical Institute NEW DELHI. Mar. 12.— New Zealand's contribution of £250.000 (approximately Rs. 33 lakhs to India under the Colombo Plan is to be utilised, m accordance with the wishes of the New Zealand Government, as part of the expenditure for the proposed AUTndia Medical Institute to beFOC - 101 words
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Article, Illustration89 1952-03-15 2 Outstanding among the events m which the Forum students participated were the Junior UNESCO sessions, patterned after and held concurrently with the sessions' of the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation itself, m New York City. The two-day youth program, held at the Julia Richman High School la NewUSIS - 89 words
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Article520 1952-03-15 2 High Command's Directive To John NEW DELHI, Mar. 9.— The Congress High Command today held a series of meetings with representatives of the Legislature Congress praties of various States m connection with the formation of Ministries and election of leaders. The talks were held at the residence of Mr. JawaharlaiFOC - 520 words
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Article344 1952-03-15 2 NEW DELHI, Mar. B.— The Congress Working Committee to-day concluded its two-day sitting here. The next meeting of the Working Committee will be held on March 21 m Calcutta. The A.I.C.C. will meet there at 3 p.m. the following day. The Working Committee decided to place aFOC - 344 words
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Article158 1952-03-15 2 CALCUTTA, Mar. 10. Dr. M. Von Blankenstein, the eminent Dutch Orientalist, told Sanskrit scholars here that there was great enthusiasm among the people of Holland for learning Sanskrit. Dr. Blankenstein, who is now on a visit to India on his way to Indonesia, was speakingFOC - 158 words
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573 1952-03-15 2 MADRAS, Mar. 8. At a meeting; of the sub-commit-tee of the United Democratic Front set up for considering amendments to the Front's irinimum programme, hei.4 to- day with Mr. T. Prakasam m the chair, an amendment for maintaining the Communal G. O. has a transitoryFOC - 573 words
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Article72 1952-03-15 2 CALCUTTA, Mar. 14.— The daily production of the fertiliser factory at Sindri reached the peak figure on March 9 when 5000 tons of fertiliser were produced. This was the largest quantity produced on any single day ever since the factory went into operation m October last.GIIS - 72 words
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643 1952-03-15 3 NAGPUR, Mar. 12. India's Commerce and Industry Minister, Mr. H. K. Mahtab, referring to the slump m the markets, declared here: "You can believe m us that we will never allow the situation to take a turn very unfavourable to the general interests ofFOC - 643 words
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Article531 1952-03-15 3 MADRAS, Mar. 7.—Questions relating to development of the tanning industry and the opening of an auction market m South India for skins, thereby obviating dependence on London, were discussed at a meeting of representatives of the tanning industry and of commercial organisations, convened yesterday by Mr. J.FOC - 531 words
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Article259 1952-03-15 3 MADRAS, Mar. 12.— A symposium on "Research aspects of leather science" was held recently under the auspices of the Leather Technology Group of the Association of Technologists at the Alagappa Chettiar College of Technology, Guindy, Dr. B. B. Dey presided. Dr. Dey said that leather manufacture was259 words
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212 1952-03-15 3 Deputy Ministers In Madhya Pradesh NAGPUR. Mar. 12 In the VTadhya pradesn Legislative Assembly, the Speaker, Mr. Kunjilal Dubey, ruled out a point of order raised by Mi. Niranjan Singh (People's Party) that Deputy Ministers vere occupuytng an office oi .•ofit ana had not been exnpced by the Office ofFOC - 212 words
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177 1952-03-15 3 NEW DELHI, Mar. 12.2— The Congress Central Election Committee concluded its three-day deliberations here after finalising the list of 137 Congress candidates for election to the Council of States. Some of the candidates are, however, still to be selected. The final list is expectedFOC - 177 words
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Article61 1952-03-15 3 KUALA LUMPUR: The following is the text of a telegram sent by the Queen Elizabeth II to the SuU.m of Jo-hore:-"I send to you and your brother Rulers of the Malay States of the Federation of Malaya my sincere thanks for your kind message of congratulations61 words
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Article25 1952-03-15 3 sented a paper on "Mechanism of Formaldehyde tanning." Dr. P. S. Sarma, Director Bio-Chemistry Ljabora. Tory, Madras University, next spoke on the "Bio-Chemistry Collengen.' FOCFOC - 25 words
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Article308 1952-03-15 3 EXPORT OF PULSES FROM HYDERABAD HYDERABAD, Mar. 7The Hyderabad Government have cancelled the surcharge levied on the export of pulses, oilseeds and oil from the State it was stated here. The cancellation will take effect from the date a notification to this effect is puDished m the Gazette. A prominentF.O.C. - 308 words
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Article113 1952-03-15 3 RAJAHMUNDRY: Mr. G. R. Garg and Mr. Motiram, members of the Technical Committee of the Planning Commission, paid a visit to Dowlaiswaram A deputation, representing the people of the East and West Godavari districts and headed by Rao Bahadur A. Ramarao presented the memorandum to the membersFOC - 113 words
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Article46 1952-03-15 3 WASHINGTON, Mar. 13.— The United States Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, told his Press conference that he regarded the British budget, presented m the House of Commons on Tuesday, as a very earnest, vigorous and courageous attempt to deal with a most difficult problem. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration59 1952-03-15 3 PHOTO) Arrests were made after this train became derailed near Gafour m Tunisia and fell from the small stone bridge m the background into a dry river bed. Only the engine driver died as a result of Injuries received m the accident. The train was carryingA.P. - 59 words
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144 1952-03-15 3 PARIS, Mar. 14. Colonel Robert A. McCormick, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, said on Monday "there is going to be a bloody civfl war between the whites and blacks m Africa." McCormick, who reached Paris Sunday after flying across Central Africa, did not say whenA.P. - 144 words
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Article239 1952-03-15 3 ERNAKUL: ..\I, Mar. 7.— The effect of the slump m commodity markets has already been felt m retail shops m Cochin and also m Ernakulam. For instance, all essential daily requirements of consmers including blackgram, chana (katalai), peas, turmeric, coriander, cotton seeds, coconut oil, and oil cake etc., areF.O.C. - 239 words
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Article155 1952-03-15 3 NEW DEHLI, Mar. 12.— The Company Law Committee has submitted its report to the Government of India, it is learnt. The report is expected to be published shortly. The Committee was set up by the Government of India m October, 1950, with Mr. C. H. Bhabha. formerFOC - 155 words
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Advertisement82 1952-03-15 3 Your Annual DIRECTIONS FOR 1952 Prepared m strict accordance with the laws of Scientific Astrology. Your Reading con. tains 16 pages of interesting Monthly and Weekly Forecasts on your ■a .Efl What to do I What not to do t Lucky colours, numbers, stones and Moon Table Guide. Bend your82 words
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617 1952-03-15 4 CEYLON NEWS: COLOMBO: Mr. P. Sri Skanda Rajah, Chief Colombo Magistrate, recorded evidence m the "Sinhale" newspaper libel action. In this case. Mr. K. D. Piyasena and Mr. H. Munidasa are charged with having published an article m the "Sinhale" alleged to be defamatoryFOC - 617 words
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95 1952-03-15 4 Centenarian Carried To Witness Box MATARA: A man of over 100 years of age, Dln.gi Appu, of Heenipalla. Deiyandara. had to be carried to the witness box and placed on a chair to stive his evidence before Mr. H. K. S. Keyt. Matara Magistrate, m a case m which fourFOC - 95 words
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Article, Illustration77 1952-03-15 4 Twenty-year-old Johnny Heah. of Penang, Malaya, holds two types of Snittlecocks. On the left is the usual feather flighted Snuttiecock. The one on the right is trimmed with plastic instead of feathers. This new shuttlecock, which I v been approved by the Badmifiton Association, is easiir to make than theA.P. - 77 words
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Article87 1952-03-15 4 DACCA, Mar. 12 riengali. as a compulsory subject, is to be introduced fror, fJlass IV onwards for n.-. Bengalispeaking pupils c: .he province with immecia:.: effect. This decision <,i .Jie Government has be :i 'jommunicated to the Ea; t Bengal Secondary Education Board and the Director ofFOC - 87 words
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