Indian Daily Mail, 24 February 1954

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. No. IS. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 24, 1964 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Kotelawala's New Move To Keep Out Indians From Govt.
    159 1 "Ceylonese'' Redefined To Include Only Citizens By Descent Or Registration! From Our Own Correspondent JSEW DELHI, Feb. 23. Ratification of the instruments ot recent the lndo-Ceyion Agreement signby the Indian and Ceyton rremiers took place yesterday in Colombo. Meanwliue, (Jeylon ±*renuer
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    PROHIBITION TO END IN ANDHRA
    183 1 From Our Own Correspondent KURNOOL, Feb. 23. Recommendations amounting virtually to the scrapping of Prohibition have been made by the Prohibition Enquiry Committee under the presidentship of Mr. S. V. Ramamoorthy, former Madras civiiian appointed by the Andhra Government on Jan. 6 this year. The
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    KING HUSSEIN INSPECTS TRUCE LINE
    48 1 KING HUSSEIN INSPECTS TRUCE LINE JERUSALEM, Jordan section, Feb. 23.— King Hussein lof Jordan yesterday paid a surprise visit to parts of the Jordan-Israel armistice demarI cation line. i An announcement described his visit as "aiming to study I the military situation along I the armistice line."- A.P.
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    PAY BOOST FOR CHURCHILL
    87 1 OTTAWA. Feb. 23 Tlv House of Commons yesterd*« approved, by a vote of 116 to 44. salary increases of US?10 000 a year for the Prime Minister and USSS.OOO for each of the 21 otner Cabinet Ministers. The proposed salary boosts would come on top of
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    A-Bombs For R.A.F. ?
    75 1 A-Bombs For R.A.F. LONDON Feb. 23.- -Atom bombs "are now being delivered" to Britain s rapidly expanding Royal Air Force. Prime Minister Churchill's government announced yesterday An Air Ministry budget me- morandum also disclosed that British jet fighters are being equipped with guided rockets to strengthen defences against enemy atom
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    Mr. Grundy For Singapore
    94 1 DONCASTER, Yorkshire. Fob 23 -Mr. Stan Grundy. M-yi r-old Doncaster miner left here by train last night Tor London on the first stage of a dash across the world to hi? wounded brother in a Singapore hospital. The brother, William Grundv, 21, a Corporal in the
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    An Army To
    97 1 Hunt A Tiger! XEW DEL.HI, Feb. 23.— A full battalion of armed state police left Lucknow. capital of Uttaf Pradesh State, today on a novel assignment to hunt down a man-eating tiger accused of killing 145 persons *n the past two years. Officials said the- semi-mlU-triry unit
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    THIRD INDIAN CONTINGENT IN H.K.
    31 1 HONGKONG, Feb. 23.— A third group of 581 troops of the Indian Cugtodian Force in Korea arrived in Hongkong on the British troopship "Captain Hobion,". A.P.
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    INDIANS SCORE ONLY TWO
    94 1 The Indian Hockey Federa- lion team, who have t> ee n j n douoie figures reoentiy. met with a strong team at I|X)h yestcraay and were ado to score oniy two goa-ls against nil. mo Verak Hockey team, .ciny a strong one, did put up a.
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    Minesweepers Squadron Here
    119 1 The 31st Minesweepers Squadron of thp. Indian Navy arrived in Singapore yester-' day on an informal visit. The ciquadron consists of INS rJomoay (Ccmdr. M. M. Kaul). INS Bengal (Lt. com d r. K. De G. Pinto), INS Madras (Lt. Comdr. H. F. Dubash) and INS Rajputana
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    24 1 WEST HADDON (England). Feb 23.— Separate twin chicks the first on record in Bri-tain-emerged from a single egg at the Michael Wickstted hatchery yesterday.
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    STATE-AIDED NEW SP APERS!
    47 1 From Our Own Correspondent BOMBAY, Feb. 23.— Bombay Government propose ty give grants in aid to newspapers in the State mainly devoted to the work of eradication of untouchability A sum of Rs. 10 000 has been earmarked by Government for the purpose.-^-Copyright.
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE AT MADURAI
    152 1 MEDICAL COLLEGE AT MADURAI From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Feb. 23. The Slate Governor Sri Sri PraKasa inaugurating the Budget sess.on ot the State Ijegis-'a-ture yesterday announced the Government's decision to start 1,600 elementary schools in the State, to establish in as many villages as possible community Centres for Harijans
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    MAKING LORRIES & BUSES IN INDIA
    83 1 MAKING LORRIES BUSES IN INDIA CALCUTTA, Feb. 23.- The German Mercedes Benz Company will shortly start manufacturing lorries and buses in India if negotiations now being conducted with the Tata Organisation are successfully conceded, an authoritative source Sa^ r mg y h e Tat d a ay omc»als will fly
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    Chettiar And Naidu Leave For Madras
    22 1 \it M S. M. M. Meyappa Ser an extended tour of MaP?n °?y"£rgc number of triends.
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    8 1 The proudest man on board the pri^e/to^^bS? S*S'
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    A Supreme Moment
    123 1 Sir George Rondel. Chairman of the Singapore Constitutional Commission is seen wffninK the Report, which ho considers as a rc«l stei> in the ritfit direction. Sir George paid tributes to his colleajjues (seen below) for their fine work and of course apologised for making them all work
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    India & Burma Worst Fed Countries?
    345 1 India Burma Worst Fed Countries? NEW YORK, Feb. 23 Only 13 countries have managed in the test few years to obtain WJjduce food at 3,000 daily carries per person according to thel9s3 United Nations statistical year book published here yesterday, th The best fed countries of the world were the
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    Second Contingent Of Indian Troops Visit Here
    301 1 The second contingent of the Mian Custodian For<£ in Korea arrived here yesterday by the troopship Mozaffari. The troops were under the command of Lt. Col. R S Grewal and the senior officer on board with. the troops was Brig. R S. Paintal.
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    Thimayya Off To Tokyo
    119 1 SEOUL, Feb. 23 The Bth Army today farewell cd Indian Lieutenant General KS Thimayya with a spectacular guS?d of honour ceremony at Seoul city airport. The former chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission left Seoul for Tokyo in the personal Dakota of Fifth A.r Force
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    8 1 PHOTOS. SX A°' th wlth himgry eyM I.D.M.
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    India Govt. Pays Pocket Money To Korean PoWs
    199 1 MADRAS Feb. 23.— The Indian Government, is -aasass ***** ess arrived here from Korea with members o£ the Indian Custodian Force. The Indian Government i=. holding the 88 «x-Korean comb tants who asked for refuge in neutral nations ncL as prisoners but
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  • Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed., Feb. 24, 1954
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      INDIA DOES HER DUTY
      573 2 \S expected, India has boldly initiated the move for bringing about a ceasefire in Indo-China. Prime Minister Sri Jawaharlal Nehru addressing the House of the People on Monday suggested that all parties concerned in the Indo-China war should "bring about some kind of ceasefire without any
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    Non – Conforming Marriages
    1566 2 Non Conforming Marriages Madras Government Bill For Validation MADRAS: The text of the Bill to be moved at the next session of the State Legislature, to provide for the registration of Hindu non-conforming marriages has been published in a Fort St. George Gazette Extraordinary. The Statement of Object and Reasons
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    CINEMATOGRAPH ACT TO BE AMENDED
    105 2 MADRAS The Madras Government have decided to undertake legislation to bring the Cinematograph Act, 1918, into line with the Central enactments in the matter. Under the Constitution, the certification of films for exhibition is in the Union list of subjects, while the regulation of cinemas,
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    Madras Legco Elections
    362 2 MADRAS: The programme of dates has been notified for the biennial elections to the Madras Legislative Council by the Madras Graduates, the Madras Teachers, the Madrag-cum-Chingleput-cum North Arcot Local Authorities, and the West Coast Local Authorities constituencies to fill vacancies arising from members retiring on the expiry
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    INTRODUCTION OF HINDI EXTENSION OF TIME-LIMIT?
    225 2 NEW DELHI: Three State Governments in South India have ui^ed the Union Government to extend the 15-year time-limit for the introduction of Hindi as the official language of the Republic. The State Governments' plea is understood to have come in reply to the Union,
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    Fasting Cobra
    122 2 BANGALORE; Anent the news of a king cobra In the Mysore zoo 'fasting unto utaiu vue Superintendent, Government Gardens, Mysore in the ooune of a statement says that the cobra drinks plenty of water every day, although It has not taken any solid food. He states: "Of all
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    "A TEST FOR NEHRU"
    160 2 NEW YORK: In one of it* editorials entitled," a test #oj Nehru." the New York Times commented o n the "critical" elections in TravancorcCochin. The newspaper declared 'the final results will be watched with the closest at? tenhon becausec! of their bearing- on the question of
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    Egyptian Warships
    65 2 NEW DELHI: A squadron of three ships of the Egyptian Nayy Tareck, Rasheed and Doumiat under the command of Capt. Youssef Kemal Assfour will pay a five-day goodwill visit to India towards the end of this month. The squadron is expected to arrive at Bombay on February 25.
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    To Visit Bombay
    59 2 Of 182, 163 and 187 officer, and men respectively Arrangements are bein* made to give a suitable rccen tion to these warship which will be visiting India for he first time. It may be recalled that three ships of the Indian Navy Godavan, Gomati lind Gane,' called
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    Union Council Debate On Calcutta Riots
    1513 3 NEHRU KATJU SILENCE CRITICS FROM OPPOSITION «f the N pe*L? E t LHI: position attempt In the House l^eSeT^ £S S 6 on a **> is«ue .n .«r~~, V\ Policies or programme* was defeated by muJEST ma >rit y' and their frtenas K^f 2
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    Indian Missions Abroad
    76 3 NEW Dbliskil: Mr. A. K. Chanda, Deputy Minister for external Aliairs, who recently visitea several inuian missions aoroad, told the House of the fee pie that, India would have to ii>ptncl much more than at present "if we want to hay*> ett'ecuve publicity abroad." Mr. Chanda, who
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    Encyclopaedia in Hindi
    96 3 MYSORE: A series of six voiuiaes ot "fcincyuopaeuia in Hindi" will b e published io the course of the next few ye-ara by the Union Ministry of Education. They are intended mainly for the use of the common man. Th e first volume, now ready for the
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    24 3 CAIRO, Feb. 22 An investigation of a smuggling charge against ex-Queen Narriman will commence here en Wednesday, the Government's Legal Department disclosed last night.
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    Nehru's Call For Cease Fire In Indo-China
    453 4 NEW DELHI, Feb. 23.— Mr. Jawaharlal Nelun, the Indian Prime Minister, suggested yesterday that all parties concerned in the Indo-china war should "bring about some kind of ceasefire -without any party giving up its own position." He told the House ofPeople (Lower Hou
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    R I T S 0 N MEETING
    232 4 Representatives of Government .and Officers in Divisions X, U, ill and IV of the Public Service held a further meeting yesterday on the negotiations to implement the Ritson Report. Three proposals which the expatriate officers had put to the Government in private meetings
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    Last Batch To Leave Korea
    218 4 SEOUL, Feb. 23.— The last of nearly 6,000 Indian troops I who had guarded disputed war prisoners in the Neutral Zone arrived by train today at -the port of Inchon without further attempts by South Koreans to block the train. Two trains carrying 1,032 Indians,
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    Children Badminton
    64 4 Following ties of open badminton Tournament 1954 will be played off at the Latex Godown, Harbour Board Gate No. 7. Keppel Road 1 today commencing 6.30 p.m. 1. V. Sasdharan Vs Ranbir Singh; 2. Gurmukh Singh Vs Ashok Kumar; 3. Aravindan Vs Ramakrishna Menon; 4. T. Sukumaran Vs
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    57 4 Sir George Reodel (fourth from left) caught in the midst of newshawks of Singapore, who eager to know what the Report contained. The biggest 'scoop' they got was that Sir George's- modesty about his knowledge of the Far East, particularly Singapore and constitutional matters above aU. Fifth from left is
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    ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE
    46 4 The St. John Ambulance Brigade will be holding the Annual Inspection on Mar. 7, at 5 p.m. at Victoria School, Jalan Besar. On this occasion the Governor of Singapore and the Countess Mountbatten of Burma will review all units of the Brigade.
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    EDEN ON RED CHINA
    71 4 LONDON. Feb. 23.— Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said yesterday Red China must treat British interest "with ordinary courtesy and justice" If she wants to improve relations with Britain. Eden was replying to questions in the House of Commons about the status of diplomatic relations between Britain
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    Voice Aircraft In Complete Wreck
    112 4 Voice Aircraft In Complete Wreck The Royal Air Force Valetta which has been reported missing after a broadcast flight over areas in East Malacca, south-east Negri Sembilan and Segamat am? Muar in North Johore, has been sighted in the area of Mount Ophir. ten miles from Gemas by a Royal
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    For Own Defence & Not For Aggression Pak Premier On U. S. Aid
    775 4 For Own Defence Not For Aggression Pak Premier On U. S. Aid KARACHI, Feb. 23.-^remier Mohammed Ali yesterday announced that Pakistan has requested United States military aid within the scope of the U.S. Mutual Security legislation. Mr. Mohammed All's an- tribute *3,500,000 (£1.270.000 nouncement said: sterling) mainly in the form
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    Kent Ridge
    56 4 In commemoration cf the visit of the r Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and her son Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, the Governor of Singapore named a ridge at Pasdr Panjang as Kent Ridge, yesterday. The Hill was named as Marina Hill and the western end cf
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    N. Borneo Governor
    23 4 Mr. R. E. Turnbull, Gover-nor-designate of North Borneo is due to arrive in Singapore on the Carthage on March 2,
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