Indian Daily Mail, 31 March 1954
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Title Section16 1954-03-31 1 Indian Daily Mail OL. X. No. 48. SINGAPORE, WEDNEiDAY, MARCH 31, 1954. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article284 1954-03-31 1 NEHRU WARNS HAVOC WOULD GO OUT OF CONTROL Experimenting Itself Has Become Dangerous To World NEW DELHI, Mar. 30 Prime Minister Nehru yesterday appealed to the United States and others having hydrogen bombs not to experiment with them and said he entirely sympathised with the demand made inReuter - 284 words
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Article108 1954-03-31 1 LONDON. Mar. 30. Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary said Sir Winston Church:li would make a statement to the House of Commons on atomic experiments end then effects in radio ac_ tive dust. Mr Emrys Huges, Leftwing Labour pacifist, had ask ed if Mr. Eden would initiate discussionsReuter - 108 words
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Article100 1954-03-31 1 LONDON, Mar. 30 Lorri 1-eaveri rook's Evening Stanlard newspaper was fined $1,000 with costs n the Higrh (ourt for contempt of court csulting fr- m n murder trial p port last month. The Lord Chief Justice Lord <kKl<iar<j .^aui no separate pealties would be imposedReuter - 100 words
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Article66 1954-03-31 1 War Damage To Manipur CALCUTTA Mar. 30 Thr i .^ovtrnment sanctioned approximately £338.460 a« war 'mage compensation to far* r >> in Manipur state borderns Hurma. it was reported hcrr today. The compensation is for eoQTtralOa of paddy fields B airstrips for use against '•Ma during WorM War II. •AnotherReuter - 66 words
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Article55 1954-03-31 1 A resident of Bedrock Estate In the Tapah area of Perak was wounded on Sunday night by Home Guards when he failed to answer their challenge He was taken to the Tapah Hospital. His condition is stated to be not serious, sayi an Emergency Communiaue55 words
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Article101 1954-03-31 1 NEW DELHI. Mar. 30 An Indian spoke-man declar--d yesterday that his country's policy was strongly against the idea of an Asian LJIOC. The sjyokeeman was commentiing on a speech at Bhopnl on Saturday by Mr. Albert fcric--, Speaker of the Oeylcn Houie of Representative*, who isReuter - 101 words
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Article103 1954-03-31 1 KARACHI: March, 30. Finance Minister Chaudhri Mohammad Aid told Parliament yesterday there are i2l U.S. experts workine m Pakistan on different development projects. He told a que-tioner that or these projects the United states government gave JS$lO,OOO.OOO aid m 1952. U5510,805,000 m 1953 and proposedAP - 103 words
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Article155 1954-03-31 1 THEY WANT ELECTED MINORITY The report of the Select Committee to go into the question of the election of members to the Malacca Settlement Council has recommended that initially there should be an elected minority. The report was at. )|>i<d yesterday by the Settlement Council by a majority vote, only155 words
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165 1954-03-31 1 S'pore-B'bay Air Service From May 29 Air Ind a International, also a nationalised airline, is not running at a loss, even from the date the Government of India took .it over, said Mr. R. N. Kaul, D strict Manager for Malaya and Indonesia m Singapore of Air India International. Mr.165 words
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99 1954-03-31 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Mar. 30.— French India Socialist leaders have decided to capture the outlying communes around Pondichery and run a parallel alunn.stration. Mr. Goubert and Muthupiilai now organising resistance movement m hiding trom one outlying areas, told Indian pressmen that they are99 words
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Article157 1954-03-31 1 Lord Merthyr, Chairman of the Constituency Delineation Commission, Federation of Malaya, arrived m Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning by train. He had travelled w. Uw night moil from Singapore. Lord Merthyr, who was met at the station by Sir Donald MacGilHvray, the Deputy High Commissioner, told157 words
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Article68 1954-03-31 1 KARACHI, Mar. 30 Rebel members of the Moslem League party m Pakistan's Constituent Assembly hay» demanded the resignation of Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan the Foreign M nister. and Mu3taq Ahmad Gurmani, Minister of the Interior. Both Ministers were criticised by =ome party member* of the PunjabReuter - 68 words
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101 1954-03-31 1 Hindi, Official Language In Legislatures From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Mar. 30.— Hindi would along with fcing. usn De used as official language m all Legislatures ?inu oinces during tne last fiveyear period of fifteen years oi grace, given to English by tne Indian Constitution. Thus declared the Education101 words
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141 1954-03-31 1 SEOUL, Mar. 30. South Korean Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Tai said today the Mutual Security Pact between South Korea and the United States "was not good enough' to defend South Korea against any renewed Communist aggression. Mr, Pyun told a press conference that anyReuter - 141 words
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Article, Illustration247 1954-03-31 1 Kamaraj To Replace Rajaji NEHRU GIVES FREEDOM TO CHOOSE LEADER r From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. Mar. 30.— Congress Legislature Party of Madras State will meet tonight m order to choose a new leader to replace ailing Rajaji. Congress President Mr. Nehru has informed the T.NCC President Kamarai Nadar that247 words
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Article35 1954-03-31 1 NEW DEHI. Mar. 30— The Indian Foreign Ministry last night announced India fljwl Poland have decided to exchange ambassadors, with Indian ambassador to Moscow f£.P.S. Menon concurrently APAP - 35 words
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Article, Illustration623 1954-03-31 1 NASSER DEFEATS AILING PRESIDENTS AMBITIONS TO RESTORE 'DEMOCRACY' CAIRO, Mar. 30.— The Egyptian army junta has defeated Gen. Mohamed Neguib's attempt to restore parliamentary rule in Egypt and last night the nation was in the grip of martial law. But Neguib stays as President and Prime MinisterReuter - 623 words
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Article12 1954-03-31 1 SAIGON, March. 30 Prtnce Buu Loc. Prime Minister of Vietnam, returned APAP - 12 words
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560 1954-03-31 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed, Mar. 31, '54 MIC MUST KEEP ALOOF jT is reported that the Town Branch of tin Malayan Indian Congress Penang, at its annual general meeting held on bunday unanimously resoivec that its parent body shouic join the UMNO-MCA Alliance. This resolution, it is further reported,560 words
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Article1808 1954-03-31 2 Validating Bill In Madras Legislative Council MADRAS: The Madras Legislative Council rejected tile amendment that the Hindu Non-Coafor-ming Marriages (Registration) Bill 1964, be referred to a Select Committee. The motion for reference to a Select Committee was made by Mr- T. M. Narayanaswami Filial. The Council thenFOC - 1,808 words
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Article1019 1954-03-31 2 Pattern Thanu Pillai's Spirited Defence XmVANDRUM: The Travancore-Cocbin Legislative Assembly passed by a majority ol votes the Motion of Thames to H.H. the Kajpramukh lor his address to the Assembly. LA number of amendments was moved to the mon by members belonging toFOC - 1,019 words
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Article279 1954-03-31 2 —Yuvaraj's View JAMMU Juvaraj Karan Singh, Sardar-i-Riyasat of Jammu and Kashmir m his inaugural address to the Kashmir Legislative Assembly session referred to the decision of the Constituent Assembly to accede to India and said "The uncertainty hanging over our state for last several years has had anFOC - 279 words
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Article197 1954-03-31 2 KARACHI: The Pakistan CJovernment published a Bill. which seeks to make provis.on for payment of p ens ion to per. son who have held the office of Governor-General of Pakistan Parliament is at present m session, and the Bill is hkely to come before it. AccordingFOC - 197 words
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428 1954-03-31 2 U.S. Members Of U.N. Team In Kashmir, 'Neutrals' World Court Opinion Cited NEW YORK- M. Dag Ilainmarsk joeid, United Nation* Secretary General repeated his opinion! that U.S. members of the xruce Observer Group m Kashmir should be considered "neutrals." M. HammarsKjoeid was questioned at a Press Conference on a meeting428 words
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Advertisement12 1954-03-31 2 AC X BRANDY fi COMBS jgL FIRST D r gSI rj 112 words
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Article711 1954-03-31 3 Jll Health, Thejj Reason 'Legislative Assembly Told S R, c. KAJAGOPALACHAKI «Ud m th^e^iative A§WB ,b.> that he wished to be reUeveJ o? hfa portal cwS Minl>tt .r. because of "my physicw eonolUo^ S J?XJ?£ 2TJSJSS F£Sz ri iSs 1 t^stt zsn not yet pre^FOC - 711 words
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Article183 1954-03-31 3 KARAIKUDI: The secondday session of the Kamban Festival w;us held here Dr T voHyaraßftavan, Director, Ramunujam Institute of Matnematic?, Madras, presiding Dr. Vujayaraghavan, m the course of his speech, said that n^t long ago, the poetry of Kamban was known to pandits only. Now, however, they Mjr aFOC - 183 words
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Article343 1954-03-31 3 imwm: The Tamil Arasu Kazhagam was not opposed to the Congress party but it was supplementing its work. As such the demand m certain sections that the Tamil Arasu Kazhagam should quit the Con. gress party was meaningless So observed Sri M. P Sivagnana Gramani,FOC - 343 words
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45 1954-03-31 3 COLOMBO, Mar. 29— M. Navaratna Swamy. a 45-year-old Tamil from North Ceylon who swan the 30-mile wide Palk Strait which separates Ceylon from South India, said last night he will go to Europe to try the English Channel. A.P.A.P. - 45 words
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Article100 1954-03-31 3 ALGIERS, Mar. 2»— Cap. tain William Wilson of the troopship Empire Windrush today ruled out sabotage as causing the fire which wrecked her yesterday. "I think definitely that sabotage was not the cause; of the fire", the rugged stocky Captain said. The British destroyer St KittsReuter - 100 words
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572 1954-03-31 3 Nehru Discredits Doctrinaire 1 Approach To The Problem NEW DELHI: The Prime Minister. Sri Jawaharlal Nehru, replied to member* m the House of the Peopto who had warned the Government against the cUanger of international Communism to India. Sri Nehru said ther«* was noFOC - 572 words
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1234 1954-03-31 3 Nehru Replies To 'Taunt' NEW DELHI: PuESU? 2T*, < p <«"* tha f «wldi never iiia eraieim thanks to the House for its general support of India's foreign .policy. "We settle amongst ourselves minor differences over our fore««n tx>Ucy, butFOC - 1,234 words
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Article, Illustration64 1954-03-31 3 On the left is the President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, takta X the salute standing on board INS DELHI when INS GOD AY AKI sailed past the Flagship during the Present's recent Andaman cruise. (Re;o\ V The President, Dr. Rajendta PrasadV distributinir presents to the Ongees the original64 words
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Advertisement105 1954-03-31 3 UNBERTHED PASSAGE FARES Slngapore/Madrw $79.00 with diet $61.00 without diet Slngapore/Nagapattlnam $78.00 with diet $60.00 without diet Passengers are advised that theae are the authorised rates and should report any person demanding more. ISLAY KERR ft COMPANY BJ.S.N. Company Ltd.. Agents PASSAGES TO SOUTH INDIA B. I. S. N. CO.,105 words
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Article24 1954-03-31 4 Mr. A. Aziz, former President of the Ceylon Indian Congress, m an interview, sa.d lhat if the Cabinet Sub-Com-24 words
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748 1954-03-31 4 CEYLON GOVT. MOVE CAUSES GREAT CONCERN COLOMBjO: Ceylon Indian Congress circles are much concerned over a report m the local Press that the Ceylon Government are likely to throw overboard the responsibility they accepted for persons of Indian origin, who remained stateless under theFOC - 748 words
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Article, Illustration54 1954-03-31 4 rnoto. The*e four girl*, pictured on arriving at London airport, are members of a Japanese Table Tennis Team who are due to play m toe World) Championships here next month. All accompanied by a team of four menLeft to right: Kiiko Watanabe, Fujie Eguchi, Yoshido Tanaka,AP - 54 words
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Article89 1954-03-31 4 The Annual c«ncral Elections of the Uukit Timah Brunch of the Malayan Indian Congress (Singapore), were held on Mar. 27 at the Congress Office and th e following office hearers were elected: Mr. K. M. R. Menon: President; Mr. M.P.D. Nair: Vice President; Mr. P. T.89 words
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Article190 1954-03-31 4 REVIVAL OF BUDDHIST TEACHINGS ANURADHAPURA: "The revival of old. Asiatic teachings, particularly those of tho Buddha, is needed not merely m the interest of world peace, but is necessary equally, if not even more, for the very life of what is known as modem civt lisation," said Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit,FOC - 190 words
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Article361 1954-03-31 4 COLOMBO: The Mrs. 31audne Libovitsz Henry episode has caused a serious rift m the ranks of the Ceylon Communist Party. The rank and file of the party have accused the leadership of deliberately misleading them regarding her status. Several party groups have passed resolutionsFOC - 361 words
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493 1954-03-31 4 SECONDARY EDUCATION RESPONSIBILITY JAFFNA: It would be too much to expect the State to I finance secondary free educa-l lion, said Mr. C. -S. Barr Kumarakulasinghe, Commissioner of Assize, presiding at the prize-giving of Union College, Tellippallai. Mr. Kumarakulasinghe asked whether it would be possible to get. the right personnelFOC - 493 words
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107 1954-03-31 4 Gold Medal For S'pore Nadaswara Vidwan Srii T G. Marimutliu, dia. ciple of 'the famous Nadaswara Vidwan Sri T.ruvengadu Subramaniam Pillai, was awarded a Gold Medal on Mar 20 by Sri V. Pakirisami Pillai J.P. at the Sri Krishna Temple m Waterloo Street m the presence of a large gathering.107 words
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Article115 1954-03-31 4 A Royal Naval helicopter crashed m a padi.field about a quarter mile north of the Seremban-Kuala Pilah Road yesterday morning. Two of the three men. aboard the helicopter were slightly hurt. They were Lieutenanc R. P. ROWE, RN., and lieutenant R. E M. WAIN. WRIGHT.115 words
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Article114 1954-03-31 4 NEW DELHI: Mar. 30 Police used tear gas and lathis (staves) to break up a WvowjU of 50,000 demonstrators m the Nepalese capital of Kathmandu it was reported here. The demonstrations culminated m the arrest of the President of the Nepal (Congress, Mr. B. P. Koirala,Reuter - 114 words
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Article204 1954-03-31 4 The Army Civl Service Jnion Officials, consistng of: Mr. S. T. V. Lingam President). Mr. Chew Seng Vice-President), Mr. D. itevens (Vice-President), Mr. R. W lliams (General Secetary), and ,Mr. K. G. vlathewg (Executive Council Member, Ihet the Command Secretary at G.H.Q. m conlection with the204 words
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Advertisement54 1954-03-31 4 CANADA'S GIFT TO PAKISTAN OTTAWA. M;ir. .10. Can idas House of Commons voted $6,050,000 for relief to Pale.- tine, Greece, Pakistan and Japan. The largest gift five million dollars worth of wheat to Pakistan is m addition to Canada'?: contributions to the Colombo Plan. Reuter. INDIA'S BEST FEMALE STAR is54 words
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