Indian Daily Mail, 19 November 1952

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    15 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VIII. NO. 28& SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBERI9, 1952. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Governor Cites Madras Assembly Discussions
    1213 1 On Council— Public Service Relations Civil Service Should Be Removed From Pol. Pressure I LEGCO MEMBERS SHOULDN'T BE SUBJECTED TO PRESSURE FROM OFFICERS IN PUB. SERVICE (I.D.M. STAFF REPORTER) The Governor of Singapore speaking yesterday m the Legislative Council on the subject of the Report
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    Elections Bills Passed
    96 1 (By a Staff Reporter) The Singapore Legislative Council Elections (Amendment No. 2) Bill and The Municipal Elections (Amendment) Bill passed through ah their remaining stages after First Reading, yesterday m the Legco. The object of these Bills aa c to permit the presiding officer to require voters
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    Unofficial Members Uphold Claims Of Local Officers
    1367 1 Want Committee To Investigate Giving 'F.A. To All Officers I. DM. Staff Reporter The Financial Secretary moved for the adoption of the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday the report of the Committee appointed to consider the Draft Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure for T953
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    Paglar Wants Money-Lenders Bill Here!
    142 1 Paglar Wants Money-Lenders Bill Here! (By a Staff Reporter) Speaking on the adjournment yesterday m the Legis lative Council Doctor C. J; Paglar dealt with the prei valence of 'graft' m trJ Colony and said 'that 'periodical press statements will not be out of order but will prick the conscience
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    Labour Bill
    51 1 I DM. Staff Reported The Labour (Amendment) Bill moved by Mr. C C. Tan (Member for Tanglin) passed through the Second Reading >n the Legislative Council yesterday and was referred to the Select Committee consisting of Mr. O. W. Davis (Chairman), and thre B other members of the
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    Remarks On Ind. Schools In Education Report
    326 1 Legislative Council Told Of Public Resentment Greater Aid To Deserving Schools Urged (I.D.M. Staff Reporter) "The remarks on the Indian Schools contained m the Education Report, 1951 have caused considerable resentment among the Indians and they feel that such a general attack is
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    ANOTHER LOAN OF $16m. TO S.I.T. OKed
    217 1 ANOTHER LOAN OF $16m. TO S.I.T. OKed By Our Staff Reporter The Singapore Legislative Council approved the borrowing by the Singapore Improvement Trust of the sum of $l<sm from Government at an interest rate of 4 per cent per annum repayable by equal annual instalments over a perod of 60
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    Management Committee Silver Jubilee Fund
    54 1 Management Committee Silver Jubilee Fund By Our Staff Reporter Following persons were appointed to the Committee of Management of the Sliver Jubilee Fund: Secretary for Social Welfare, Head of Singapore Branch of the Salvation Army, Mr. M. Namaeie, Mr. C. M. Lee, Mr. V. Pakinsamy. Mr. O. H. Kiat and
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    61 1 Doctor Chaim Welxniann, first president of Israel, was buried In tbe garden of tbe presidential mansion at Rehoboth, Israel. A. P. Photo shows: Members of the Preflldent's tar wily leave th« ftuvwldc after laying- wreaths. JLeft to rlfftt: Bwiyamln Weizman the President's ton; Mrs. Vent Weizman the President's widow; Mrs.
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    INDIA'S PROPOSAL ON KOREA
    60 1 UNITED NATIONS. New York, Nov. 18.— United Natlona delegate* gave a cool but studious reception to a long awaited Indian compromise proposal for settling the Korean PoW deadlock. Although the objections were raised on several points of the draft resolution India handed the General Assembly yesterday,
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    INDIA'S TREATY, WITH IRAQ
    65 2 NEW DELHI, Nov. 14- A treaty of friendship between India and Iraq was signed m Baghdad. The treaty, which has seven articles, proposes perpetual peace and friendship between the Governments of India and Iraq. The two Governments agree to strengthen and develop cultural ties between two
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    Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed., Nov. 19, 1952. Bloodless Revolution In Kashmir
    487 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed., Nov. 19, 1952. Bloodless Revolution In Kashmir IN the turbulent politics of the present-day world, the State of Kashmir stands out as a splendid model for peaceful evolution. For long, a feudal State under the autocratic rule of a princely dynasty, Kashmir has steadily and
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    ABDUCTED PERSONS RECOVERY ACT HELD VALID
    1225 2 SUPREME? jCOURT I JUDGMENT NEW DELHI, No< Bench of the Supreme C< Chief Justice, unanimous Persons (Recovery and to be valid and intra viJ This decision reverses th< High Court which held the < Constitution on the ground H Article 22 of the Constitution
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    49 2 This A.P. Photo of King Hussein of Jordan was made at his Embassy in London on Nov. 14— his 17th birthday anniversary. The young monarch ob- tained leave from the Military Academy at Sand-, hurst, Surrey, where he is a cadet, to attend celebrations in hit* hunuur In London.
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    MENZIES' HEALTH
    58 2 CANBERRA, Nov. 18. Prime Minister Robert Men zies was yesterday reported ie be improving m health bin it will not be known until he is examined on Wednesday, whether he will be allowed to travel to London for the Commonwealth economic conference. His departure for the conference was
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    Benefits Of Being In £ Area
    233 2 Benefits Of Being In Area NEW DELHI, Nov. 14— The main benefits which accrue to India from her membership of the Sterling area were indicated by Mr. ,C. D. Deshmukh, Finance Minister, in reply to a question in the House of the People. Thes e were: (i) Sterling being a
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    DETENTION OF JOHN EBER
    1284 2 Governor Replies Yo Allegations Against- Proceedings Or Advisory Commirtee I.D.M. Staff Reporter The Governor of Singapore refuted m a statement made yesterday m the Legislative Council all the eight allegations contained m a letter written by Mr. R. L. Eber published m a local paper. He
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    PATRONISE INDIA-MADE CARS AND TRUCKS
    458 2 DELHI'S REQUESTS TO STATE GOVERNMENTS NEW DELHI, Nov. 14 Th« Minister of Commerce and Industry said m the House of the People m reply to a question put by Mr. Krishna Chandra that >nstructions had been issued to the Ministries of th© Government of iidia
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    No Invitation From Pacific Council
    69 2 NEW UM.nl, nov. x-t. The Pnme Minister said m the House of ttie People m reply to Proi. H. N. Mukherji tnat tne Government of India had received no invitation nor were taey otherwise m communication with the Pacific Alliance Council constituted recently by the
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    Ceylon Parliament Amends Citizenship Act. To Shut Out Indians
    2954 3 Continuous Residence Of Family Insisted SESSION PAPER CITED TO REFUTE NEHRU v f. OL MBO > "«>• U-By 54 votes to If, the Home of Representatives passed the Indian and Pakistani Resident* (Citizenship) Amendment Bill. Members of the Sri Lanka Party
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    Ind. Justice Tipped For U.N. Secy.-General
    194 3 NEW DEHI, Nov. 18.-&-I dlan Justice of the World Court sir Bengal Kaning Rau, who has been mentioned m press specuia'cion as a possible successor to UN. Secretagry General Trygve Lie, said he has not yei been approached. "I do not expect any such
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    Another South Africa In Ceylon: MP's Warning
    119 3 Another South Africa In Ceylon: MP's Warning COLOMBO, Nov. 13— A warning that Ceylon might become "another South Africa" waa uttered by Mr. Pleter Keuneman m the House of Representatives during .his speech on second reading of the Indian and Pakistani Residents (Citizenship) Araandment Bill. Referring to the recent Judgment
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    Revenue Increased By $ 10,430,770 & Expenditure By $5,214,580
    871 4 Revenue Increased By 10,430,770 Expenditure By $5,214,580 Revotes Increased By A Net $549,160 L Estimated Deficit $10,209,570 I.D.M. Staff Reporter The Financial Secretary to the Governtof Singapore, Mr. W. C. Taylor, while moving the motion for the adoption of the Report of the Committee on Draft Estimates of Revenue and
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    Sir C. P. On U.S. Election Results
    316 4 Sir C. P. On U.S. Election Results OOTAGAMUNIX Nov. 14. Commenting on the election of Mr. Eisenhower as the next U.S. President. Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar, who has an intimate knowledge of American public affairs, m an exclusive interview to the representative of the "Hindu." said: "The election of
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    36 4 Photo. President Vincent Auriol of France shakes hands with chief Touare** (Tribe of Sahara) Mr. El Hadj Mohamed Ali AttaJber— «s the chief leaves Elysee Palace at the end of his visit there, N«v. 13. A.P.
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    Final Position At A Glance
    50 4 The final position of the Draft Estimates as revised by this Report is therefore as follows: Revenue m Draft Estimates $189,729,183 Plus increase 10,430,770 $200,159,953 Expenditure as m Draft Estimates $187,773,413 Plus net increase 5,214,580 $192,987,993 Revotes $16,832,370 Plus net increase 549,160 17,381,530 210,369,523 10,209,570
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    RACES ON SUNDAYS?
    201 4 COLOMBO: If the racecourse is shifted to Ratmalana, the Turf Club will have to change Its race days from Saturdays to Sundays, states M*. S. P. WickraimasLnha. the Turf dub Secretary. Mr. Wickrama^inha said: "All Government offices and mast mercantile ftams close at 1 p.m on Saturdays.
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    NEEDS IN DIV. 1 AND II OF PUBLIC SERVICE ,
    190 4 NEEDS IN DIV. 1 AND II OF PUBLIC SERVICE (By Our Staff Reporter) The Member for the India*; Chamber of Commerce moved m the Legislative Council yesterday that the Council should appoint a Select Committee to conduct a survey of the needs m Divisions I and n of the Public
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    Public Cycle Parks
    75 4 (I.D.M Staff Reporter) Mr. H. J. C. Kulaslngha (Member for Bukit Timah) speaking on adjournment yesterday at the Legislative Council made a strong plea for having public cycle parks so as to eliminate causes of obstruction to the public and also hardships to the cyclists themselves. The
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    CONTROL OF SUEZ CANAL IN 1969
    43 4 OAIRO. Nov. 18.—General Naguib, Egyptfs Prime Minister, urged his country tonight to be fully prepared to taice over the ariministration of the Suez Canal at the end of the 99-year concession 3xpiriiig oo Nov 17. 1969. Reuter
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