Indian Daily Mail, 25 February 1954
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Title Section16 1954-02-25 1 Indian Daily Mail YOU X. No. 14. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 3LP54. FOPB PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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573 1954-02-25 1 RENDEL COMMISSION RECOMMENDS following is a summary of the main recommendations made by the Constitutional Commission of Singapore, headed by Sir rporae Rendel: Vlf \n automatic syatem of registration of voters should ■itnWd to remedy the present dJw-praportion between the „Xrs qualified to vote573 words
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Article330 1954-02-25 1 The Report in its preamble says, it has been our duty to reasonably complete political and constitutional Structure, designed to enable Singapore to develop as a selfronia.ned and autonomous unit in any larger organisation with which it may ultimately become associated. In such a unit and particularly in330 words
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Article290 1954-02-25 1 Following are extracts from Lhe Report: Automatic Registration Tne present system of voluntary registration has proved a failure. Out of a present potential Electorate of some JOO 000 for the Legislative i Council and some 200,000 for the City Council, only 70,000 Lnd 50,000, respectively, have so far290 words
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Article, Illustration3076 1954-02-25 1 Automatic Registration Of Voters CITY AND ISLAND COUNCIL At A Glance 1) Automatic System «f Registration. (2) Legislative Assembly of 32 members. (S) A Speaker should be elected. (4) Council of Ministers (Nine). (5) Governor to preside over Council of Ministers. (6) Collective3,076 words
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Article78 1954-02-25 1 P. E. P. S. U. ELECTION RESULTS From Our Own Correspondent PATIALiA, Feb. 24.—Counting of votes in elections to PEP9U State Assembly have begun and results for six seats have been announced. Of them three were captured by Congress, one of whose successful candidates is the President of State Congress78 words
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Article, Illustration72 1954-02-25 1 The second contingent of the Indian Custodian Faroe In Korea, under the command ot Lt. Col. R. S. Grewal, which arrived here Wifljr by the troopship Mozaffari (seen jabov% leaving SJigapore H«rtoc«) Representative of the government of India, Mr. M. Gopala Menon, was on the wharf to72 words
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113 1954-02-25 1 From Our Own Correspondent KURNOOL, Feb. 24.— Advice of Congress President Nehru has been sought by Andhra Deputy Chief Minister N. Sanjiva. Reddl on the question of repeal, modification or continuance of prohibition in the State, arising from the recommendation of Ramamoorthy Committee, virtually113 words
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Article51 1954-02-25 1 MELBOURNE, Feb. 28 Twenty-two refirular Anny Soldiers were yesterday given a "beauty" treatment. The men, who will form a guard of honour at Government House f<w the Queen when she arrives on February 24 received hair trims, shampoos, facial messages and manicurw» at Melbourne's biggest emporium.-Reuter - 51 words
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85 1954-02-25 1 Increase In s Armed Force Of Goa From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Feb. 24.— Mr. Anil K. Chanda, Deputy Minister for External Affairs told the Council of States, there had been recently increase in armed forces and military equipment in Goa, Portuguese Indian town south of Bombay and military85 words
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Article131 1954-02-25 1 MADRAS, Feb. 24. The Dravidian Parliamentary Party has declared us one of its objectives, the achievement of independent Dravidanad. The party secretary Mr. M. P. Subramanian told pressmen later its definition of Dravidanad, included four linguistic areas of South India, namely Tamilnad, Andhra. Karnataka and Kerala. He131 words
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Article33 1954-02-25 1 BOMBAY. Feb. 24. Two directors of Tata, giant Indian Industrial organisation, left for Germany to negotiate an agreement with the German firm of Mercedes Benz for manufacturing trucks and buses in India.— ReuterReuter - 33 words
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525 1954-02-25 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Thurs., Feb. 25, 1954 UNCONVINCING ARGUMENTS PAKISTAN Prime Minister Mr. Mohammed Mi's platitudinous arguments in support of its request for and acceptance of military and financial aid from the United States of America will not convince anybody, and least of all any fair-minded and impartial critic.525 words
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1009 1954-02-25 2 Division Of Military Stores Between India Pakistan Pak. Allegations Refuted NEW DELHI: Attention of the Indian Government has been drawn to a press note issued by the Government of Pakistan about the division of mili tary stores between India, and Pakistan at the time of partition. k Tl l eFOC - 1,009 words
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Article124 1954-02-25 2 A Dispensary For S.P.C.A. JLONDON: The Lord Bishop of Kensington, the Rt. Rev. Cyril Eastau#h, ted a prayer for "the .great land of India, ail her <peopl P and her rulers" at a ceremony at the Westminster Abbey. He wag dedicating a mobile dispensary for animals whicn the India SocietyFOC - 124 words
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Article, Illustration111 1954-02-25 2 A man walked into the famous London waxworks of Mat'xme Tussauds Feb. 18, to k a hammer from hist bag, and) began sniasshing tifciir.- around the Grand: Hall. 'i"he "victims" he chose for his attack were Sir Winston Churchill, Peter Thomeycroft, president of the Board of Trade, Sir David MaxwellFyfe,111 words
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341 1954-02-25 2 b« necegsary In bnnging the conflict i n Indo-China to an »nd When Mr. Jawanarlal Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister says that it is a tremendous pity that the war in IndoChina should go on he understates his cage, this liberal n-awspaper declared.Reuter - 341 words
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174 1954-02-25 2 HE'LL SOON DISAPPEAR INTO THE BLUE JOHANNESBURG (S Atrica) Feb. 23. John Stephanus Pringle, 67--year-oid shopkeeper who claims to have inherited a third share of a £4,000 000 estate in Scotland, will leave his South African hometown, Graaff Reinet near here, today for his flrst holiday in 54 years Afterwards,A.P. - 174 words
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201 1954-02-25 2 Washington Says Plan Lacks Reality WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.— India Premier Nehru's proposal for an immediate ceasefire in the eight-year-old IndoChina war was described by officials here as lacking practicality. They pointed out that the guerilla type of fighting would probably make a ceasefire infinitely more difficult to negotiate, maintain andReuter - 201 words
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Article97 1954-02-25 2 COLOMBO, Feb. 24. Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit President of the United Nations General Assembly has accepted the invitation to visit Ceylon from the Prime Minister Sir John Kotelawala Mrs. Pandit is due to arrive here about March 5 or 6. Nexa month Mr. Albert FReuter - 97 words
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Article521 1954-02-25 2 th. BOMBAY: Inaugurating the annual general meeting of the Indian National Steamship Owners Assr>pi\tinn in f^V^ U^ iOn Production Minister Mr K C Reddv nSr the Government would welcome 'Indian 'shipping fnSrasl a a, t ?ranTport m o? t o^ and J He said that theFoc - 521 words
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Article140 1954-02-25 2 KANDY, CEYLON. Feb. 24. ■f?ix richly decorated elephants. Kanyan dancers and 'irumnr.Ts paraded in a procession 300 yards long through Kandy's mgin thorough fare before the Food and Agricultural Organisation conference co-operation opened yesterday. Sir John Kotelawala, Prime Minister of Ceylon, was received by 54 delegates from140 words
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Article162 1954-02-25 2 NEW DELtii, Feb. 24 SIT. Louis St. Laurent, Prime Aiinister of Canada, told the twj Houses of India's Parua-i-i^nt here yesterday that Asia what happened in the West Wlta inevitably concerned with ju^l as we are concerned with what happens here 1 The Pr.me Minister, whoReuter - 162 words
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Article34 1954-02-25 2 NEW DELHI, Feb. 23.— The first two of 26 Cll9 Fly in* Boxcar transports purchased from the U.S. arrived here yesterday after a trans-Atlan-tic crossing and a trip through Europe and the Middle East34 words
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Article530 1954-02-25 2 LUCKNOW: A controversy almost international i n scope, hajs been whippy oy er the woif boy" now bcZ rehabilitated in the BalramnS Hospital here. The opinion of the noted Bri tish scientist and specialist in tropical medicine, Sir Phijjn Mansonbahr, who recent v vsited the "wolf boy"FOC - 530 words
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Article68 1954-02-25 2 LONDON, Feb. 23.— Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, was asked in the House of Commons yesterday for en assurance that a statement in the Spanish press that the visit of the Queen to Gibraltar was likely to be cancelled wag incorrect. "It is certainly entirelyReuter - 68 words
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Article44 1954-02-25 2 CAIRO. Feb. 23.— The prosecutor in charge cf financial affairs, Mahmoud Kamel Atifa, said today a report in the local press that investigation i* underway on ex-Queen Narnman on charges of smuggling currency out of Egypt "is completely without foundation. A.P.A.P. - 44 words
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Advertisement59 1954-02-25 2 "Unberthed Tickets for the S. S. "Kajula soling from Singapore on 15th March 1951. Unberthed tickets for the s.s. "Rajula" sailing on the 15th March 1954, for Nagapattinam and Madras will be on «ale at our Unberthed Ticket Office at Trafalgar Street on Monday, Ist March 1954, at 9 a.m.59 words
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299 1954-02-25 3 Dr. Stanley Jones - Dr. Stanley Jones ■OTfAYAM: The Chr.s .an i'cnvention at Viaiam.m c«nn! iraxancore conui.e ,cvd Sunday before last t£,u («,nventi<n wtiich lanted fora week. tD Hii ui. ice Al*»r Yuhanon MirUioma. and His Grace Mar *k Milder Thoophilios also itt.nJvd the Convention. Tiiv' weii-knownFOC - 299 words
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Article342 1954-02-25 3 SRI NEHRU AS WITNESS NEW DELHI: The Primo Minister. Mr. Nehru wa.s examined on commission for 45 minutes by the Gauhat, Advocate. Mr. K. K Bann.rji on benalf of the Assam Tri•■e m the defamation case K, a ga a :t lhe Editor and Njjjr bv the Asiam Psr Mr.342 words
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143 1954-02-25 3 First Pak. Ship To Be Launched This Year feHFT'FIELD (North England). Mr. M.A.H. ls lM Uiani, Pakistan Hisrh Cutnrabi siuner to Britain, a iul the flrnt Pakistan mad* ship was expected to be launched by the uildcie oi next year. A four year ahip-buiitfcing project, the first stajfe of beFOC - 143 words
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Article209 1954-02-25 3 BOMBAY: A public meetin* neid in a --pcciaiiy-e^ecieu fjaiiuai near tne isapoo uar uvQ3, Mai-un^-. unuv-r me .ncoidcnusaip at sn Sadguru Aiahaiaj, ino vvwiKnown spiniuai head °t Angoj .vi iiit, wno came licie irom ms atauquaittrs in ttyctei^bauijvccm recorded t t rf stiong against the ReligiousFoc - 209 words
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Article212 1954-02-25 3 BHILSA (Madhya Bharat) Mr. Jagjivan Ram, Union Communications Minister, called upon Harijans to fight for their rights and not to succumb to the maltreatment and Injustice of Caste Hindus. The Minister, who was addressing a gathering at the Sant Ravidas Jayanti celebration* here, said that Harijans d.d notFOC - 212 words
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Article44 1954-02-25 3 and journalistic fair play. So also I consider the Hindusthan Standard and other important newspapers of India. I have read the news regarding these talks and other important matters in the Assan Tribune Parliamentary lobbies were also full of talk on these ■übjectg."- FocFoc - 44 words
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323 1954-02-25 3 Population Control: India First Sponsor LONDON: Dr. S. Chandra■WMW, a leading Indian authority on population questions said that India was the Cirst country in the world "to give official sponsorship to a policy of population control Dr. Chandrasekher who 'is Professor of Economics at B.iroda University and a N';ffield FoundationFOC - 323 words
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Article212 1954-02-25 3 NEW DELHI: The Council of States agreed to the extension of the time for presentation of the report of thfi •Select Committee on the Special Marriage Bill up to Mar. 18. 1954. Sri C. C. Biswas. Law Minister, who moved for extension, said the Committee hadFOC - 212 words
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Article, Illustration137 1954-02-25 3 MISS TAEKO TSUTSUMI. 26 (shown here), selected as one of the candidates for the Japanse team to complete In the second Asian mimes is currently undergoing surgical treatment to beecm* a man according to a Japanese newsl>aper report. The young lady was placed fourth in HieA.P. - 137 words
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Article134 1954-02-25 3 NEW DELHI: Some influential Members of Parliament including Members of the Opposition and some Congressmen will shortly place before the Union Government a proposal for the urgent appointment of a special Commission to inquire Into the alleged existence of corruption in the administrative service it i« learnt.FOC - 134 words
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Article144 1954-02-25 3 KARACHI: The Government of Pakistan recently announced the "basic quotas" of foreign exchange that would be permitted for persons travelling from here to India At -present the State Bank of Pakistan grant}, if at all, foreign exchange for travellers to India on individual merits. The Government announcementFOC - 144 words
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428 1954-02-25 3 Bombay financial circles tne prospects of starting the InSSS? Financial Corporation in India to finance the private sector of industiy are very bright. Both the representatives of the World Pr? n k and the indusll\ ts who conferred, are «t.sf»d with theFOC - 428 words
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Article163 1954-02-25 3 Dignity Of Manual Labour MADRAS Delivering the valedictory address of the Madras Christian College Union, Sri. C. Rajagopalachariar, Chief Minister asked the students to cultivate good habits so that they would spontaneously do things in the ri^ht way. At the outset, Sri Rajagopalachariar referred to the distinction achieved by theFOC - 163 words
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148 1954-02-25 3 .TURA: President Rajendra Prasad assured the Christ V^«" aric to the Syunt'V tl»t they would be given full freedom to peaoh Christianity and to do other kinds £t£E^ s V l T* "F peoi)le m inrtia but none i» e^ te 22!* inspired148 words
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155 1954-02-25 3 NEW DELHI: Sri B. N. Datar, Deputy Home Minister said that certain complaints had been received against individual foreign missionaries working in certain parts of India In regard to their directly Or indirectly indulging in politics. Asked if there was any; concentration of missionaries j nFOC - 155 words
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Article127 1954-02-25 3 MELBOURNE, Feb. 23 Victoria's Royal train which will b P 'home" fo r the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh for three days of their Victorian tour has passed all its tests. Thp Railway Commissioners are satisfied the tra.n is equal to the finest in theReuter - 127 words
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Article42 1954-02-25 3 PARIS, Feb. 23.— Georgi N. Zarubm, Soviet Ambassador to the United States, left by plane yesterday for New York. He is returning to his Washington post after attending the Big Four conference In Berlin as a member of the Rnvipt delegation.- A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article57 1954-02-25 3 NEW DELHI, Feb. 23.— Worll-touring Canadian Premier Louis St. Laurent held two meetings yesterday with Indian Prime Minister Nehru. The two chatted Informally at Nehru's incense-scented foreign ministry office and conferred again later In the day. Last night Nehru and St. Laurent dined together in private.A.P. - 57 words
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Article33 1954-02-25 3 dian technical officer was associated with the survey. Th€ results of the survey were *tHI being: investigated by the company. Negotiations for conducting detailed prospecting: were now Droceediajf with th« same r,omp*ny.« FOCFOC - 33 words
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Article107 1954-02-25 3 NEW DELHI: Mr. K. D. Malaviya, Deputy Minister for Natural RMMMM said in roiply to Mr. Amjad AH in the House of the People that three kinds of survevn? neroma?netic, .seismic pnd gravimetric were carried out simultaneously in Assam to find out oil fields. No information residing107 words
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Article142 1954-02-25 3 NEW DELHI: The uer capita national income in the country was Us. 246.it revised) in 1948-49, Ks. 255.9 for 1949-50 and Us. 265.2 for »h,. subsequent year, according to Mr. C. D. Deshmukh, the Finance Minister. Mr. Deshmukb, who gave these figures in reply to Mr. G. D.FOC - 142 words
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Article277 1954-02-25 3 NEW DELHI: The Government of India have decided to pay an annual allowance of Rs. 4.54 lakhs to the former Ruler of Baroda, sir Pratap Singh, from the date he waa imposed in 1951. This is disclosed in tie supplementary demands for grants, for the CentialFOC - 277 words
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Article132 1954-02-25 4 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Feb. 24— A case wes filed yesterday in the court of S. P. Kapur, Special Judge of Delsi, against S. A. Venkataraman. former civilian and Secretary of Commerce and Industry Ministry, under sections 161 and 165 of Indian Penal Code (acceptance132 words
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Article100 1954-02-25 4 The follow ng tics of open badminton tournament (1954) will be played off at the Latex Godown. Harbour Board Gate No. 7, Keppal Road on Thursday, Feb. 25. commencing 6.30 p.m.: MIXED DOUBLES H. S.Paramer Partner Vs. Roy Paul Partner. DOUBLES M. G. Mathews Baboo Vs. Vincent Gomez100 words
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Article71 1954-02-25 4 Following office-bearers of the Stores Personnel Group. ACSU have been elected f«" the year 1954: Chairman Mr. D. Stevens (re-elected); Hon. Secretary Mr. Toh Ah Choy (re-elected); Committee Members Messrs: P. Nadarajan, N. M. Mathew, P. K. Achuthan Nair, S. Michael Francis. Ujagar Singh, C. G.71 words
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Article506 1954-02-25 4 Mr. M. K. Gopal, Proprietor of Messr* V. B. Gopal, 49 Arab Street, and family thank all relatives and friends who dent wreaths and messages of condolence, rendered assistance and attended the funeral of his brother-in-law the late Mr. G. isuanathan. 42 Tronoh Road, Singapore on 17th, February, 1954.506 words
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