Indian Daily Mail, 25 February 1953
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Title Section16 1953-02-25 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL IX. NO. 16. SINGAPORE, WEPNESPAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1953. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.16 words
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538 1953-02-25 1 FULLY ELECTED LEGCO CITCO AIM OF GOVERNMENT OPENING OF LEGCO SESSION Governor's Reference To 'Member' Or 'Cabinet* System Simplification Of Registration Of Voters <By Our Staff Reporter) The Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll declaring open the 3rd Session of the Legislative Council at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday declared538 words
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Article225 1953-02-25 1 RELATIONS OF EMPLOYERS WORKERS (By Our Staff Reporter) Referring to t)he (relations between employers a<nd employees the Governor said, in the coiuirse of his opening address to the Legislative detuned yesterday, that t«her<; had recently (been some unrest amongst Uhe workers <>t i\h-e Colony resulting in "two strikes and saveiral225 words
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385 1953-02-25 1 Governor's Warning Against Feeling Of Complacency (By Our Staff Reporter) "The Emergency, unfortunately, Is still with us. There has been significant improvement in the Emercency situation in recent months and we have every reason to feel optimism as to the outcome, but none whatever for385 words
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Article110 1953-02-25 1 TITO TO LUNCH WITH QUEEN LONDON. Feb. 24. Queen Elizabeth n will entertain President Tito to iuiyr;h when the Yugoslav leader visits Br3tnin nexlt Mair. 25. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden toHi the House ol Commons yesterday. A.P. "what we want Im the early development of our road Wfß* tem, andA.P. - 110 words
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Article, Illustration51 1953-02-25 1 LONDON, Feb. 24. The mass circulation Daily Mirror today launched a national poll to test public opinion on what role ithe Duke ct Edinburgh should play in Queen Elizabeth's Coronation. Reuter The Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll addressing the Singapore Legislative Council 3rd Session,Reuter - 51 words
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Article136 1953-02-25 1 (By Our Staff Reporter) Following the Singapore Government annomn cement regarding tthe conditional release of Mr. John Eber from detention under the Emergency Regulations, the Government of Indfra Office her? was contacted about the position of Devan Nair. a Malayan Indian, kept under detention in Singapore136 words
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285 1953-02-25 1 (By Our Staff Reporter) "The housing problem, especially in the city area, continues to preoccupy the Government and will certainly do so for many years to come," said Sir John Nicoll the Governor of Singapore in the Legislative Council yesterday. Proceeding285 words
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134 1953-02-25 1 Immediate Withdrawal Of Br. Troops From Suez Demanded CAIRO, Feb. 24. Premier right-hand man Colonel Carnal Nasser, today demanded the "immeaiate unconditional withdrawal of British imperialist troops from Suez." In a national broadcast to ten s of thousands of the city's inhabitants who had gathered to inaugurate a liberation nr.A.P. - 134 words
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Article273 1953-02-25 1 Development Of Secondary Industries In Malaya Yap Pheng Geek's Address At Trade Promotion Conference MANILA, Feb. 24.— Malaya's delegate to the ECAFE trade promotion conference reported yesterday although trade declined in his area during 1952, the year was one of "unprecedented prosperity." Yay? P'heng GeekA.P. - 273 words
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77 1953-02-25 1 Plane Crash In Assam No Survivors NEW DELHI, Feb. 24.-Ali Tndian Air Force spokesman said toaay lofflclal confirmation has been received of .the death of all 10 ocau<pants ol a military Dakota, which cragned In the Assam Jungles on Feb. 17 on a supply drop mission. The Dakota, with tnreeA.P. - 77 words
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140 1953-02-25 1 Russian Move To Bring Red China Is Defeated As soon as ilt officially opened here th»g mornmg, th» Soviet Representative Mr. Vas*iU Kamensky, raised th?, qtiestion of China's representation on E.C AF.E., adds Renter. He sa'd that as th e conle rence was he'd to ach«ev 6 the maximum developmentReuter - 140 words
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Article36 1953-02-25 1 KARACHI, Feb. 24. The Pakistan government is negotiating with Egypt for bilateral air paats for running an air service between Karachi and Londcn via Midea9t countries, an official source said here yesterday.— A.P.A.P. - 36 words
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Article61 1953-02-25 1 LONDON Feb. 24.— The Coronation. otf Queen Elizabeth in June vfy& coslti the British tax-payer nearly a million pounds sterling, Government <»x--timates disclosed here. The estimates showed that. Parliament will be asked to vote £693,009 steWfng lor Coronation fcxpenditwre In the year 1953-1954, >,T\ top of £232,000Reuter - 61 words
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Article137 1953-02-25 1 NEW YORK, Feb. 24. Pickets who shouted "murderer* and 'assassin' greeted Andrei Vishlnsky as the Ru». sian Foreign Minister arrived yesterday aboard the liner Queen Mary to attend th* United Nation* General Aj. sembly opening today. The anti.Russian (demons, tion, the largest at New YorkA.P. - 137 words
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Advertisement103 1953-02-25 1 Stop ICE CREAM TOrpjglff COLD STOBAGE Iffif CREAMERIES I DESTINATION... THE WORLD/ V II you like figures mm has 7 great air services, covering J20. 000 W^ miles and linking all principal cities of 5 continents. But facls MA mean more than hgures. and (he facts about klm travel are103 words
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540 1953-02-25 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed., Feb. 25, 1953. INQUIRY NEEDED JN an exclusive interview with the Indian Daily Mail on Monday prior to his departure from Singapore, the Indian Minister for Commerce Mr. D. P. Karmarkar, when told of the difficulties experienced by the Maloyan passengers 'at the Madras Customs540 words
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1102 1953-02-25 2 Deprecates Misgivings About The Future greatest problems which we in India have to tackle i 0 the. problem of utilising the waste in all kinds of tilings wast* not only of things, but waste also of timO and opportunity. We (know if all thisFOC - 1,102 words
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Article105 1953-02-25 2 TRAVEL AS YOU LIKE FOR RS. 30 New Delhi, Feb. 20.— Travel as.yqu^like ticket, under the concession has been announced by the (Railway Minister, i s expected 6> cost R s 30. It will enable a passenger to travel from any punt to another, within the particular zone in whichFOC - 105 words
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Article, Illustration106 1953-02-25 2 Mrs. Paik Gan Llm Wee, only Chinese woman at the English Bar;, whe appeared with Mr. I>ingle Foot -art. the Privy Council Judicial Commititee hearing of a petition for leave to appeal for the life of a 25-year-old Chinese girl sentenced to death icff banditryA.P. - 106 words
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Article71 1953-02-25 2 VISAKHAPATNAM, Feb. 20. —Preliminary work in connection with the establishment of an oil refinery by th» Caltex OH Company ha s commenced here. It Is understood that Mr. M. K. Mitra, Chief Inspector of Expenses. Central Government, \vh« ha 8 bren here, contacted the authorities jofFOC - 71 words
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287 1953-02-25 2 LESS LITIGANTS DUE TO ZAMINDARI ABOLITION: HENCE LESS INCOME FOR RAILWAYS! NEW DELHI, Feb. 21— Abolition of the zamin d a r i system in certain St*a. t e s is stated to be one of the reasons for the decline! of passenger earnings by the Railways. There has alsoFOC - 287 words
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137 1953-02-25 2 DURBAN. Feb. 24- Tne Natal Indian Congrefc* he^s described th ft Public Bafaty and Criminal Law Amend, ment Bills t now befor e the South African Parliament, as "the final steps of th e Mation. :''st 3 in setting up a totalita. Han police state''.Reuter - 137 words
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Article70 1953-02-25 2 VELLORE. Feb. 20.— The first batdh of WHO Medical Scientists consisting of Dr. Eric Husfeldt, Professor of Dr. TKnr&cic Surgery, University elf Copenhagen, Dr. Henry Osmond-Clarke, Honorary Surgeon and Assistant Director of Onthcxpaed^c and Accident Hospihal. London Uni wrsrty. and Dr. Leo G. Rifter, Professor ofFOC - 70 words
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92 1953-02-25 2 MADURAI, Feb- 18.— A 15-year-old boy, a mW worker, who was overcome with enthusiasm, and desir* to shake hands with Presloent Prasad landed tn the loek_up today. It is stated that the boy, eluding the Pol'oe vigilance, and shouting- "Rajan Babu Ki-Jai", rushed toFOC - 92 words
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Article243 1953-02-25 2 Prasad Baths At Rameswaram RAMESWARAM, Feb. 19— President Rajendra Prasad ar. rived this morning at Dha. nushkodi, accompanied by the member s of hig family. There was present a large gathering of officials and non.oflioials including Sri K. Venkatasami Nayudu. Minister for Reheious Endowments, Sri K- R. Ramanujam, General Manager,FOC - 243 words
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Article147 1953-02-25 2 NEW DELHI, Feb. 18.— Mr. Raj Beuhßdur, Deputy Minister of Oommujnications, said in the House of the People ticvday that during 1951. the opeflattons erf only one internal air line, Airways (India), resulted In a profit. The amomn.'t of subsidy paid to the companies wihlcfti were runningFOC - 147 words
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Article108 1953-02-25 2 FOREIGN EXPERTS TO BE 'SCREENED NEW DELJIL— "There are 46 foreign agricultural experts wartclng in India under the Point Four agreement, according to a statement laid on the tabic of the Council of States last week. The Prime Minister said ttoat It might be that aome otf these so-called expertsFOC - 108 words
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Article147 1953-02-25 2 COIMBATORE. Inaugurating the third state nursing ttrderKes and the saxrth Distinct nursing orderlies conferences yesterday at tihe Government BeadQuartera HJctspittal, Mr. C. Subramaniam, Finance Minister, said that the Government's policy Trtas to provide more facilities and better prospects for the kfwer ranks in flhe official cadreFOC - 147 words
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802 1953-02-25 3 RAJ A jl'S STATENENT choo has submitted his report to the Government of India. As soon as the decisions of the Government ot India on that report are announced, ail the necessary steps will be taken by this Government so that the new802 words
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75 1953-02-25 3 KOZHJKODE: The Malabar District Muelian League Working Committee at its meeting on February 15, Mr. Syed Aibdur Rahman Bafliaki Thangal, President, presiding passed a resolution protesting agaii!nst the n on-recogni-tion of tihe MufiJfen League as an All-India pol-Wcal party or -a Stlate polliticai pairty by expressingFOC - 75 words
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79 1953-02-25 3 NEW DELHI. A total quantity of 8,71,000 tons of rice liai been tentatively allotted to seven States during 1953, according to a statement laid on the Cable of tihe Council of States last week by the Union Pood and Agri outltiar.e Minister, Mr. RatiFOC - 79 words
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Article64 1953-02-25 3 HYDERABAD, Feb. 20.The Hyderabad Finance Minister, Dr. Melkote. Tuesday described the recommendaWons otf the Finance Commission as satisfactory. Under the vanious reccmmend■altiions of the Commission, Hyderabad wouild get annually Rs 3.59 crores instead qf Rs 1.17 crores at present. He disclosed that the Centre had givenFOC - 64 words
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174 1953-02-25 3 Nehru Expresses Regret To Mookherjee NEW DELHI, Feb. 18.— Mr. Nehru expressed regret in the House off the People to -day because "I was not quite so dispassionate for a moment yesterday and that I feflt myself provoked into intemperance." Before 'replying to the points rateed in the debate onFOC - 174 words
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404 1953-02-25 3 BANGALORE, Feb. 19.— Tixe agitation by tlhe stiudent!s of bhie Government Engineering School agaioist the action of Government jjn canstitwttoig a new Board, the Mysore Central Technical Board, to award diplomas instead of thie University, has tiaiken a new turn, todayFOC - 404 words
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208 1953-02-25 3 First Indian President Of Theosophical Society MADRAS, Feb. 20.— The fifth Presidential election to 4he International Thecsopihicol Society has resulted i'n the choice flalliing on Mr. N. Sri Ram, a former VioePresident, and active member of tlhe Society since 1908. Mr. Sari Ram, who is 62, Ls the first IndianFOC - 208 words
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269 1953-02-25 3 PATNA.— The Election Tribunal of Patna set aside last Tuesday the election of all the 24 members elected to tlve Biihar Leglsliat!sv.at Council from ttie Bihai Leg&laiWVe Assembly constitnuency. The tribunal consisted oil Mir. Basu Prasad and Mr Hargi^vind Singfh, two retired DistrictFOC - 269 words
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Article, Illustration87 1953-02-25 3 BHAGALPUR, Feb 20- f— The election of Mr SSuraj Na r ain Singh (Praj^. Socialist) to the ©«har Legislative .Assembly from the Gogri constituency in Monghyr district has been set aside by the Bhagalpur election tribunal. FOC The Persian village f>f Torroud, ,some 300 miles east ofFOC; A.P. - 87 words
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Article42 1953-02-25 3 KARACHI.^ Feb. 20.— Tttie Prime MinLsters of India and Pakistan are lon awn to have agreed on the desirability of their Holding a meetmg. No information is, hewever, available, about the time, venuie and agenda of tihe meeting. FOCFOC - 42 words
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Advertisement149 1953-02-25 3 WORLD'S BEST KNOWN SPECIFIC FOR LOSS OF VITALITY, VIGOUR, PREMATURE OLD AGE NERVOUS DEBILITY.^*/*)* FRIE UTEBATUPI. PtiCE n*fi BOTTLE $12.00' C, .-50LE A&ENTS- YIfOSK GEORGE 41 Waterloo Street. Singapore 7. J Choose From Stock a ROBINHOOD ALL BRITISH BICYCLE SHERWOOD ROADSTER 22" BLACK FRAME S'pore Price $125/- mmm Kuala Lumpur149 words
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365 1953-02-25 4 CEYLON NEWS: Definite Base For Discussion COLOMBO: Premier Nehru does not want to meet Mr. Dudley Senanayake to discuss Indo-Ceylon problems until there is some definite basis on which the discussions can proceed. He fears that if such a meeting does not solve theFOC - 365 words
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Article304 1953-02-25 4 A National Theatre For Ceylon? COLOMBO: An appeal is being made for funds to enable Ceylon's first real concert IhaU land tfheatrt to be odmpLeted. For nnoaitias now the completion, of tihe Lionel Wendjt Memorial Theatre in GiUldfard Crescent. Colombo, has been delayed tinraugh shortage of money and an appealFOC - 304 words
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84 1953-02-25 4 KALUTARA: 'Before th« Governmenit took steps to control the produatlcHi of local liqutrs It should control the imiplcrt of foreign liquors wth!eh are flooding the market and making a few Importers rich. ThLs statement wm madt by Mr. Fraiaoic A. Silva, Proctor. Kaliitara. andFOC - 84 words
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Article39 1953-02-25 4 MIDDLESBROUGH (England), Feb. 24.— A doctor reported yesterday the Up cjf a baiby's finger wtas bitten off by a. rabbit. Jacqueline Fox. .aged one. suffered the injury while parting the animal at a neighbour's ihdt. A.P.39 words
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Article268 1953-02-25 4 COLOMBO: Nearly 4,000 workers at the Railway Workshops, Ratmaiaiia walked out last week when half a day's leave to attend the funeral of the "ate Mr. E* W. perera was refused: Mr. B. D. Ramjvvla Chief Mechanical Engineer said a group of workers had askedFOC - 268 words
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Article99 1953-02-25 4 MORATUWA Ninetyavne per cent of the films shown ki Ceylon are detrimental to the moral welfare of children, said Pidadassi Thero of Vdjirama, Bamba-lap'-tiya, at the aianuad prize disixitnutiun. of the Buddhist Sunday Sohool at the Moratuwa Buldhd^t Hall. Piyadassi Thero pointed out that although theFOC - 99 words
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Article94 1953-02-25 4 A District Collection will be made by the Rural Board on Tuesday, Mair. 10, at Bedok Reat House. East Coast Road/Bedok Road jundtion. Aiil rates and dues payable to the Rural Board 'on houses, land and ruibber estates may be paid «at thils centre betweon94 words
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Article78 1953-02-25 4 Tint Pan-Malayan Steel Prlartty Board meets quarterly for the puiflpose ot assessing tiie relative priority •of urgjent orders far British ateel neqaiired by Malayan industries. All applications ii;ir priority assistance for the third quarter of 1953 should be stU>mitted for t r ne Board's consideration to78 words
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Article34 1953-02-25 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday; The Malayan Railway Administration announces tfiat the down Jcaal train frocn [poh to Gemas will on Wednesday, Feb. 25 and, Thursday, Feb. 26 run as far as Kampar.34 words
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285 1953-02-25 4 LEEDS (England), Feb. 24. —The oldest burglar in Britain announced today, at the a»ge af 100, that what people >have town itellhmg Jilm far years 'is true. Crime does not pay. B:ft> Woalbrldge gave thia as his ftrm» conclusion after 82 yiecurs af >houseA.P. - 285 words
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Article, Illustration36 1953-02-25 4 The Governor. Sir John Nicoll, inspecttn,g a Royal Goiard-of-Honour of 100 memibejs of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve when he presided at 'the ceremonial opening .of the third session of the Second Legislative Council yesterday.36 words
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Article113 1953-02-25 4 NEW DELHI, Feb. 24. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India is likely to rteshii^fle his Cabinet i!n V>r-, dej to break a two month old deadlock -over the appointment of a new defence m*. nister, observer* here beliere. The post s been vac«nv j *nce Mr.Reuter - 113 words
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Article55 1953-02-25 4 Freafh from three months aiming lor UNESCO in Soiam. Mr. John Aidersoiv expe rieno a d U.K. dooumenteury ftbn dilreator, has anrived in Kuala Lumpur *at the imvltation of the Films Division -oil the Depanjtment of Information 'la make a film with the Mafiayian Film Unit. His55 words
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Article110 1953-02-25 4 (By Our Staff Reporter) The E.CA.F.E. conference which had recently been held in Bandoeng which three delegates from the Colony at. tended two being Metnber 8 of this Council, and one a M*m. oer of the City Council, was one of the most successful of 'ta110 words
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Advertisement139 1953-02-25 4 LAST DAY Today: 3.15 6.30 9.15 p.m. "Hanste Ansu" (in Hindustani) with Madhubala MOtnal Cheap rates: 50 eta. $1 Qpens Tomorrow by requests! "EL HOB BAHDALA" or "LOVE IS A TYRANT" (Egyptian partly In color) 3 NEW CITY CINEMA RETURN SCREENING BY PUBLIC DEMAND j DALY 3 SHOWS: 3.15 6.15139 words
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