Indian Daily Mail, 8 December 1952
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Title Section16 1952-12-08 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VIII. NO. 299. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1952. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article311 1952-12-08 1 RAJULA PASSENGERS FOR NAGAPATTINAM DISEMBARK AT MADRAS From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Dec. 7.— ln an official note published yesterday Madras State Government revealed that 134 persons have been killed in the Tanjore District because of the recent cyclone. Unofficial reports, however, place the figure311 words
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Article141 1952-12-08 1 JOHANNESBURG, Dec 7 Two more Europeans have announced that they would join passive resisters defying the South African Government's racial laws. They are Dr. P. Cohen, of Johannesburg, and Miss Bettie Du Toil, a member of the National Executive of the South African Trades andReuter - 141 words
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Article66 1952-12-08 1 In Parliament Mr. Amanda NamfcCyar sought to move an adjournment motton. an' Saturday to discuss the damage caused by the cyclone bu't/ it was pcwtpon-ed to next week on the plea from the Deputy Home Minister Mr. Daiiar that the Cen'tne had no in formation yet66 words
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Article350 1952-12-08 1 BOMBAY, Dec. 7.—lnaugurating the annual meet.mg of the Indian National Steamsnip Owners Association in Bombay on FHkfcqf the Union Minister for Transport. Mr. Lai Bahadur Sha-strl, made a rapid survey of the progress acnieved by Indian shipping during the past five years. He said that InaljanFOC - 350 words
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Article67 1952-12-08 1 Dr. Schacht For Syria MUNICH, Dec 7.— Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Germany's touring financial expert, will leave here by plane Monday for Damascus, SyriaSrhacht, who has visited several countries since the war to act as a financial adviser, toM reporters here he had been invited by the Syrian Govern--ment but thatA.P. - 67 words
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136 1952-12-08 1 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Dec, 7.— lt is raining with a vengeance on the Madras Coast. Hardly have the districts reco vered from the terrible cyclone which hit last Sunday, before they are being threatened again. A heavy depression off Ceylon is breaking136 words
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Article131 1952-12-08 1 ZURICH, Switzerland, Dec. 7 The Swiss Mount Everest expedition has abandonee) Its attempt to cHmb the world's highest peak, the Swiss Alpine Research Foundation anncum<^ed yesterday. A communique by the Foundation said that extremes of Wind and temperature forcod the Swiss climber* and the" helpers toA.P. - 131 words
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144 1952-12-08 1 From Ol;i Own Correspondent MADRAS, Dec. 7. Mr. T. Prakasam's Kisan-Mazdoor-Pra ja Party has at last broken away from the Communist dominated United Democratic Front in the Madras Legislature. The decision, however, was on a silly issue and proceedings leading up to the break144 words
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Article49 1952-12-08 1 UNITED NATIONS, New Yoik, Dec 7 Senator Alexander Wiley (Republican, Wisconsin) got a laugh out of Andrei A- Gromyko Friday and told the Usually gloomy Russian he looked J'eal handsome when he brained. It all happened at I luncheon given by UN. Assembly President Lester BPearson of Canada.- A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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Article30 1952-12-08 1 RANGOON, Dec 7. Fire destroyed five lakhs rupees worth of American-made reels i? film yesterday. Firemen fought for two hours to bring the blaze under controlThey saved several film cooies30 words
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Article284 1952-12-08 1 Communist Now Opposition Leader Fiom Our Own CorrespondLnt MADRAS. Dec. 9.— The Speaker of the Madras Leg'slative Assembly has recognued the Ocmmaoist legislator Mr. P. Ramamurthi as the leadar of the Opposition. fcalow:ng the Praja Assembly Party's decision to break away from the United Democrai.ee FfCfcnit. Mr. Ten<mati Viswanatham, Mr.284 words
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124 1952-12-08 1 "GRIM" FUTURE FORESEEN BOMBAY, India, Dec. 7.— Prime Minister Nehru said yesterday he was pained at Commu- t China's rejection of India's Korean peace plan as "a hostile action" but said India will continue in her efforts whether it is liked byA.P. - 124 words
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Article58 1952-12-08 1 PYONGYANG REJECTS INDIAN PLAN TOKYO, Dec 7.— The Noith Korean Communist radio eclicing Peiping and Moscow last night rejected as "invalid" the Indian resolution- A broadcast heard here by the Kyod 0 News Agency asserted that the proposal was a "conspiracy" with the United States to enlarge t-he Korean fightingA.P. - 58 words
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Article70 1952-12-08 1 TAIPEH, Dec. 7. The qufesti;on erf possible u*e of Nationalist Chinese troops in Korea has come t o the forefront with the visit to Korea of US- President-elect Dwiglu D. Eisenhower. The Nationalist position, as officially stated in the past, i s this; President Chiang Kaishek'sA.P. - 70 words
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235 1952-12-08 1 MENON'S PLEA FOR CHINA'S ADMISSION TO UN UNITED NATIONS, Dec 7. Mr. Krishna Menon, chief architect of the Indian peace plan for Korea, declared here yesterday that one of the main difficulties to a Korean peace settlement was the fact that Communist China was not represented in the United Nations.Reuter - 235 words
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241 1952-12-08 1 Progressive Four; Labour ©sr* And Independent One ht ipon- City Council election results announceu I- i'«rday were not without surprises. The Progressive Party topped the list with four successful candidates while the Labour claimed one a4id Independent one. The results were announced at the Victoria241 words
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65 1952-12-08 1 From Our Own Correspondent OAJLCUTTA, Dec. 7. Viajay Hazare has bean selected Oaipfoain of lindia's first cricket tests team to *,he Wes£ Irx'Ces. Amarnath, now captaxiiaiig India against Pakistan, hc> b?en dropped since it was obvious that> he is long post the Test65 words
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Article36 1952-12-08 1 Yugoslav Mission For Delhi BELGRADE. Dec 7.— A Yugoslav goodwill mission headed by Rodoljub Cholakavic, president of the Yugoslav Council for Science and Culture, will leave Belgrade for New Delhi on December 9, it learned here.36 words
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518 1952-12-08 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Mon., Dec. 8, 1952. Election Results— -An Analysis THE utter unpopularity of the so-called Labour Party of Singapore, the increasing influence of the communal UMNO-MCA electoral alliance in the Federation, the serious lack of vim and vigour on the part of the IMP, and generally the518 words
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Article, Illustration1951 1952-12-08 2 FULLER REPORTS MADRAS, Dec. 3.— Reports of heavy damage due to the cyclone have been received from centres in Tamil Nad, particularly the coastal regionThe cyclone swept through Tranquebar and the c««stal areas adjoining it on Nov. 30 causing extensiveFOC; ARMY P.R. - 1,951 words
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Article1078 1952-12-08 2 By the By Selegie Road CITY FATHERS THEIR DUTY A MIDST exhilaration and dtsappointments the election* to the Singapore City Council were over and the electorate have chosen their representatives. Those returned are, four from the Progressive Party, one from the Labour Party «nd the sixth an Independent. All ■aid1,078 words
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Advertisement99 1952-12-08 2 The Eastern Shipping; Corporation Ltd. S.S. JALAGOPAL (Accepting Passengers and Cargo). To: Port Swettenham. Penang. Nagapattinam and Madras Singapore P. Swettenham Penan g Arriving 5-12-52 9-12-52 10-12-52 Sailing 8-12-52 9-12-52 11-12-52 ATf, lvln 30-12-52 11- 1-53 12- 1-53 Sailing (abt.) 10- 1.53 11- 1-53 12- 1-53 Arriving (abt.) 29- 1-5399 words
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1069 1952-12-08 3 training Cadets For the Merchant Navy What Is The Secret Of Success: BOMBAY, Dec. 7. The Indian Merwtile Marine Training Ship Dufferin celerattt her diver jubilee last week. Prior to tr conversion and anchorage off Mazagaon >ier in Bombay to become India's first trainxg ship, »he1,069 words
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Article79 1952-12-08 3 CALCUTTA: The Government of West Bengal and the Indian Central Jute Committee have decided to start jointly a chemical laboratory at Slngur, in the Hooghly dUarict, to conduct research on methods to control pefrts which attack iute and potato plants. Both the Government and the CommitteeFOC - 79 words
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280 1952-12-08 3 Madhya Bharat Abolishes Landlordism GWALIOR, pec. 7. The Mjadhya Bhprat Government has taken possession of. jagwrs (estates) in the state with immediate effect. Ilh'lij liquidates .the feudal system established by Mahratta irufters in the 18th century <Jo reward soldiers who assisted them in extending their conquests *n tlhe north andIIS - 280 words
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217 1952-12-08 3 Indian Art Exhibition In Melbourne MELBOURNE, Dec. 6. AusfArai&'s Minister for External Affairs, Mr. R. G. Casey, opened an exhibition of Indian art in Melbourne on Dec. 1. The exhibition is sponsored by the Union Ministry of Education and organOsed by the All-India Fine AirUs and Cral.ts Society. Speaking on217 words
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Article321 1952-12-08 3 NEW DELHI. Dec. 6. Finance Ministry spokesmen made ,t clear in the House of the People ladt, week that the 38m. loan now sought from the World Bank to aid the industrial Finance Corporation was only the first instalment. Mr. M. C. Shah, Deputy FinanceFOC - 321 words
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114 1952-12-08 3 NEW DELHI. Dec. 5. Swiss Legation officials yesterday began to show signs of great concern over the prolonged delay in news of the outcome of the Everest expedition, and one commented: "We are not making a joke over the fact we cannot114 words
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Article67 1952-12-08 3 ZURICH, Dec. s.— Officials of the Swiss Alpine Research Foundation yesterday denied reports that the Swiss expedition which has been tryIng to conquer Mi. Everest may have met with an accident and indioaiUad their confidence thalt every thd-ng was proceeding normally. "There is nothing whatever true about67 words
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55 1952-12-08 3 STATION-MASAER KILLED IN EXPLOSION VIJAYAWADA, Dec. 3. The station-master and another person were killed last night at Nldobrolu station, 34 miles from here. According to report, the station master was engaged in sealing the cash box when a parcel exploded, injuring him and another. Both the injured were tofcen toFOC - 55 words
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Article240 1952-12-08 3 NEHRU'S VISIT TO UDAIGIRI CAVES SANCHL Nov. 30. Prime Minister Nehru to-day spent about two hours visiting the historic Udaigiri Caves in the ancient town, of Bhllsa in Madiiya Bh&rat, about six miles from here. Accompanied by Lady Cripps, the Prime Minister went round these rock-cut caveis, 20 in number,FOC - 240 words
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170 1952-12-08 3 ORGANISED VOCATIONAL YOUTH GUIDANCE KANDY, Ceylon, Dec. 5.India's Dr. s. T. Me rani told a 15-nation conference here yesterday that the absence of an cxjfan&ed vocational guidance programme lor Asian youth was causing poony informed parents, teachers and friends to give young people wrong advlcr on tne choice of aReuter - 170 words
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Article108 1952-12-08 3 NEW DELHI, Dec. 2.— Mr. A. K. Ohanda. Deputy Minister of External Affairs, infarmcsd Mr. K. Subramanyam, (.Praja-Socialist) in the tiouse of the People, that a documentary film entitled "En Iwiia" produced by Sovjeb film teohnxians during a recent visit to this country was being exhibitedFOC - 108 words
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Article74 1952-12-08 3 WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.— President Truman has ac- 1 cepted the resiigmaition of Mr. Archibald Cox as Chairman of the Wai^e Stabilisation Baa'rd amd named Mr. Charles C. KUUDngworth to rejlace him. iMr. Cox resigned in protest against the President's overrulliinig of the Board in approvingReuter - 74 words
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Article27 1952-12-08 3 NEW YORK, Dec. 6.— The ?ixeouiti've Board of the Internattamal Federation of Free Unions (lOFTU) voted Friday to advance US$l2,OOO to open an office in Tokyo. A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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748 1952-12-08 3 SANCHI, Nov. 30. Prime Minister Nehru to-day called upon the world to adopt the principles of Lord Buddha love, tolerance and compassion for the solution of individual and international problems. He said that in the turmoil and distractions of the present day world people forgot thife—FOC - 748 words
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Advertisement54 1952-12-08 3 Exclusive booking agents for Ceylon passengers per Lauro Line for Tourist and "Dormitory" classes. m.v. "Sydney" etd 27th December m.v. "Rama" etd 19th January For further particulars please apply AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY LTD. 64 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE, Phoaes: ***** *****. Cables: "AMERLOYD" dfieac of Statfi A/ft*. BRANDY A STfMi/IATMG iffie^54 words
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624 1952-12-08 4 CEYLON TOPS WORLD IN MARRIAGE RATE CEYLON NEWS: TAMILS LEADING IN INTER-RACIAL WEDLOCKS COLOMBO: Cupid has been busier than ever last year in Ceylon and even a man of 94 and a woman of 69 had succumbed to his darts. Romance was so much in the air that not onlyFOC - 624 words
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Article312 1952-12-08 4 COLOMBO: The battle of Britain would most certainly have been lost but far radar, said Sir Robert Yatson-Watt, the Inventor of radar, who arrived in Colombo recently by BOAC Comet from the Unitet! Kingdom. Sir Robert added that at the time Mr- Chamberlain flew to Munich,FOC - 312 words
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Article109 1952-12-08 4 COLOMBO: The census of Government and Iyral Government employees taken in January last year by the Department of Census and Statistics that there were, in January of last year, 123,194 Central Government employees and 11-830 Local Government employees. The total number of Central Government employeesFOC - 109 words
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Article189 1952-12-08 4 COLOMBO: An experiment is now being conducted by a wealthy businessman from Colombo, to extract gold and other valuable minerals from mere earth in a half-acre block of land in the heart ci the town near the Panadura Railway Station. He is a jeweller who hogFOC - 189 words
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Article106 1952-12-08 4 KALMUNAI: Wounded by gun shots, a bear gave chase to Heenbanda, of Padagoda, who scaled a tree to avoid the bear, ■which was close on his heels. In desperation, the man dealt the Hear a blow with h's gun, but the bear wrenched the gun fromFOC - 106 words
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Article51 1952-12-08 4 GALLE: Sixteen Maldivtan* on boa\-d the schooner, "Fathul Salam", moored In the Galle harbmr, were unhurt when lightning struck the vessel and splintered the mast and rigging. The damage is fairly exten•r>. The Maldivian Representative In Galle, Mr. A- M. A. Haktm is making arrangements for repairsFOC - 51 words
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Article80 1952-12-08 4 COLOMBO, Dec. 7. Two news transmitter stations, built by the United States Government, for Voice of America broadcasts have been completed, and programmes will be beamed t o India and Pakistan from them beginning January. TTie stations were built under a 10-year agreement .with the CeylonA.P. - 80 words
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93 1952-12-08 4 LONDON, Dec 7. Queen Mary has decided for reasons of health not to attend the cftronation next June of her grand-daughter, it w a s learned here today. The 86-year-old Queen Dcrvager was said to be afraid that the long coronation ceremony would beA.P. - 93 words
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Article177 1952-12-08 4 PARIS, Dec 7. Poland quit United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and said yesterday she did so because it was "an instrument of American imperialistic propaganda." The Poles walked out itf the UNESCO without offering to pay the U*****,228 they owe for dues- They hadn'tA.P. - 177 words
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Article31 1952-12-08 4 NEW YORK, Dec 6—General Douglas MacArthur, menticning President-elect EKsen-> hower publicly for the first time since the election, says "thei'e is a clear and definite solution to the Korean con- A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article88 1952-12-08 4 Radio Malaya will broadcast commentaries on the second and third day (i.e Wednesday, Dec. 10, and Saturday Dec. 13) of the Perak Turf Club Meeting at Ipoh. The first racing commentaries broadcast from Ipoh since the war were on the final day erf the Gold Cup Meeting88 words
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Article81 1952-12-08 4 BOMBAY, Dec 7.— The Nizam of Hyderabad's second son, Prince Muazzam Jan, was married for the second time yesterday in his father's "King Kc*hi Palace". The bride was Sahebzad! Anwar Begum, daughter of Syed Mazaffar Hussam Khan, a rich nobleman. It was a simple ceremony, the81 words
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Article49 1952-12-08 4 Temp ler Visits His Mother BELFAST, Dec. 7 General Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner in Malaya now in Britain for consultation*, took 24 hours off yesterday to fly to see his Another at his home in Armagh, Northern Ireland. He is due to return to London today evening ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Advertisement137 1952-12-08 4 LAST DAY \T 6.30 and ;u j, m "PUYAL" (Ta mil) or "STORM" NEW CITY CINEMA Last 3 Shows: 3.15 6.15 9.15 p.m. GEETA BALI BAGHWAN in ALB E L A \A Mighty Color Epic! 3 gasping Jlhilf the ,^C -t>^ H^j best that CTpP^ «H^ done. iBNftH. 3 The137 words
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