Indian Daily Mail, 1 April 1954
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Title Section16 1954-04-01 1 Indain Daily Mail VOL. X. No. 49. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1954. POUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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443 1954-04-01 1 Nehru Turning More Toward Asia And Away From West Western Diplomats Concerned Over Nehru's Criticism Of Western Powers NEW DELHI, Mar. 31.— India ia turning more and more toward Asia and away from the West and official sources said theyA.P. - 443 words
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Article96 1954-04-01 1 RITSON SCALE FOR CITCO EMPLOYEES Mr. P. R Williams, yesterday, in his speech on the Adjournment pleaded that pay structure of all City Council omployees be revised and simplified in accordance with the recommendations made in the Ritson Report. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice in his reply stated thai he96 words
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Article76 1954-04-01 1 LONDON. Mar. 31. Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill grot a cheer yesterday from a small boy and his mother when he returned to his offlcal residence at No 10 Downing Street aftter making his hydrogen bomb speech in the House of Commons. They were the76 words
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Article262 1954-04-01 1 COLOMBO. Mar 31—According to en article published in the Ceylon Daily News today Indian Prime Minister Nehru in an interview visualizes a united Asia holding the balance between "Communist crusaders and anti-Communist crusaders.'' Mr. Nehru reportedly explained the value of the Asian community of nations and the purposeA.P. - 262 words
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Article126 1954-04-01 1 Mr Robert Eu in the City Council yesterday took a serious objection to the attitude of 'Men' Councillors in as much as due regard and oognizance was not given by them towards their 'sister' Councillors Mrs. Eu stated though there were an overwhelming majority of male members in126 words
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Article96 1954-04-01 1 Mr. A. P. Rajah in the City CouDcil yesterday strongly objected to cutting down of trees along the roads by the City Council officials. He stated that individual councillors to whom the trees were a hindrance, had prevailed upon the officials to cut down those96 words
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Article94 1954-04-01 1 OAIXJUTTA, Mar 31 A doctor told the city coroner that a mix-up of death certificates caused a Hindu to be buried according to Moslem rites. The inquest was on an unknown man now claimed by Mr. H Majumdfer merchant, to be his son. The doctor said94 words
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Article35 1954-04-01 1 TEHERAN, Mar. 31. Dr. Hussein Faterai. ex-dictator Mossadegh's foreign minister, is near death from lack of nourishment stemming from a long neglected gunshot wound in the stomach, his doctor .said yesterday.- A P.AP - 35 words
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97 1954-04-01 1 CITY COUNCIL TO DISCUSS RENDEL REPORT A report by the Finance and General Purposes Committee on Rendel Commission Report on the Constitution of the City Council, was tabled yesterday before the President of the City Council. The report will be discussed by the City Council on Friday at a Special97 words
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Article47 1954-04-01 1 TRESPASSERS INTO LABOUR QUARTERS Mr. Soh Ghee Soon complained in the City Council yesterday that outsiders, par. ticularly squatters, were trespassing into latrines and bathrooms intended for City Council labourers residing in Havelock Road Quarters. He also alleged in some cases labourers have been assaulted by trespassers.47 words
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Article214 1954-04-01 1 II M. FOR RIVER VALLEY PROJECT NEW DELHI, Mar. 31 An agreement providing India with 11 million dollars of American aid funds for the big Kihand Kiver Valley project was signed yesterday by the United States and India. The agreement, announced by the Indian government, coversA.P. - 214 words
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Article24 1954-04-01 1 TOKYO, Mar. 31. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida got four sticks of dynamite in his mail yesterday —with a polite letter suggesting he resign. APAP - 24 words
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Article94 1954-04-01 1 Mr. Oli Mohamtd, making a speech on she Adjournment recalled his recent visit to Switzerland and stated that swans in the ponds around which children used to play attracted his attention. He -suggested that Homo sawns be imported and left at the Elizabeth walk, which he94 words
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Article, Illustration169 1954-04-01 1 The two men who were slightly hurt when a Royal Naval 5.55 helicopter crashed in a padi field near the Se-remban-Kuala Pilah Road on Tuesday, Mar. 30, were back on duty again yesterday mor. ning Mar. 31. They were Lieutenant R. T. Rowe, R.N., of169 words
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Article, Illustration24 1954-04-01 1 The President, Dr. Rajeiulru Prasad, responding to the greetings of dome Nioobarcfe at Car Nicobar dialing his recent visit there.24 words
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Article91 1954-04-01 1 NEW DELHI, Mar 31 The Defence Ministry has ordered a full investigation onto the reported drowning of a junior officer and 42 men of the Indian Army during an attempted river crossing while on manoeuvers in Jammu State. 9, spokesman said today. Reports reaching here saidAP - 91 words
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Article94 1954-04-01 1 Th<» Agreement entered into by the Federation of Malaya and the Colony Government with Malayan Airways Limited is deemed to have commenced from May 1, 1947 and will remain in force until Apr. 30. 1957. The Agreement empowers the Governments to suspend any of the Agreed Services94 words
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Article68 1954-04-01 1 Major A. Amor, an officer of the Ist Battalion, Royal Hampshires, died as a result of injuries received when a Scout car in which he was travelling overturned into a ravine near Bentong. Pahang. The incident occurred on Saturday Mar. 27. Major Amor was68 words
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Article45 1954-04-01 1 HANOI, Mar. 31 French claimed all their positions at Dien Bien Phu were still held this morning. A]l available French planes were rushed to the support of the defenders Napaim ng and bombing the attackers. French launched six counter attacks. Reuter.45 words
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Article36 1954-04-01 1 PARIS, Mar. 31.— Mr. Moutoussamy, the Mayor of Pondicherry, and his hrs% deputy Mr. Edouard Goubert have been suspended from their posts, the French news agency reported from the French Tnriin settlement today.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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249 1954-04-01 1 By Our Staff Reporter Mr. JLoke Wan Tho, a multi-millionaire of Singapore and owner of Cathay Organisation, presented a beautiful mace to the City Council yesterday. In an impressive ceremony, which was attended by the elite of the Coiony, the President249 words
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265 1954-04-01 1 Will Kamaraj Become Chief Minister From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Mar. 31. Mr. Kamaraj Nadar. President Tamilnad Pradesh Congress Committee and Member of Union Parliament was elected Leader of Madras State Legislature Congress Party at a meeting held last night in the place of Mr. Rajaji, who resign, ed onA.P. - 265 words
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217 1954-04-01 1 KARACHI. Mar. 31.— Prime Minister Mohammed Ali said yesterday the United States was extending; aid to Pakistan and 28 other nations only because the Americans wanted to protect the great progress they had made in their own country. Winding up the debate217 words
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563 1954-04-01 2 Indian Dialy Mail S'pore, Thurs. Apr. 1, '54 A Shocking Recommendation Ji was in Malacca Settlement if we remember right, that the first popular elections to the Municipal Council passed oft without any polling whatsoever, there: being only us many candidates as thi.e were seats to be filled! Viewed irom563 words
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1075 1954-04-01 2 HAROLD K. MILKS - United Nations Invasion OF Himalayas! HAROLD K. MILKS By JtfEW DELHI: If this keeps on, traffic policemen may soon be required to control the rush of mountain climbing expeditions to the Himalayas. This year no less than a dozen parties are among the world's highest peaks-m the wake of last1,075 words
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Article167 1954-04-01 2 COLOMBO Nineteen llldian workers were injured when private estate guards opened fire on 200 striking iaboui<?rs of Neeriacotee esidte in Maskeliya. in Central Ceylon. The workers have been on stliln for the last 10 days as a protest against the dismissal of 13 active members167 words
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Article, Illustration127 1954-04-01 2 The wife <if a CM. ««UW>r expects a child Ui about tax weeks although she gave birth ten days a*o to a daughter. The mother, Mr». Thelma Chapman, 31, said that this dual birth condition wa» discovered by Lieutenant Pauline Clark of the Navy Medical127 words
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Article332 1954-04-01 2 WASHINGTON, Mar 25- Two training centres to instruct Indian personnel in the operation and maintenance of heavy earth-moving and construction equipment will be set up in India as part of the technical co-operation programme the U.S. Foreign Operations Administration (FOA) announced today. The training centers332 words
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Article417 1954-04-01 2 KARACHI: The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mr Mohammed AH told Pakistan Parliament that "a lcng term air transport agreement between Pakistan and Syria has been nnalised, and is only awaiting .signature.' The Prime Minister, who enclosed this during question nour, aoded that 'negotiations fcr .siiiuiar agreements are417 words
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Article214 1954-04-01 2 KARACHI Sardar <«.bdur Rab Nishter. member of the Pakistan Muslim League Wonting Committee, toid a public meeting here that the present regime was ruining the Muslim League. Sardar Nishter, who Is a former Central Minister of Industries, was speaking at a meeting here. Me said, he214 words
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Article141 1954-04-01 2 BASLE The Cantonal Government of Basle City tabled a motion to givo women the vote, which, in Switzerland, is the exclusive right of men. The women last month voted by 33.166 to 12,327 in favour of getting the vote but it is their menfolk, whe141 words
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211 1954-04-01 2 No Recognition To League In E. raK. Assembly gue, which was the ruling r»arty in K. Bengal, has ceased to be a Party in the E. Bengal Assembly, winning only eignt out of 309 in the general elections. All the five seats announced on. Mar, 24 from Muslim constituencies have211 words
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Article, Illustration61 1954-04-01 2 photo. lMncevs Ashraf. sister uf the Shah uf Perda, get* a big hand from women member* of the Red! Lion and Lamb (the Persian JKquJvalent of the Red Cross > on her arrival at MeJirabad Airport a few days aeo after being: exiled In Eurot* onA.P. - 61 words
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1996 1954-04-01 3 Madras Recognises 'Reform' Marriages Bill To Validate Passed Members Say "We Do NOT Want Priests Ceremonies" MADRAS: The Madras Legislative Council passed into law M«n -U N on-conforming Marriages (Registration) Bill, 1954, n»^ ed by tne Law Minister, Mr. K. P. Kuttikrlshnan When clause by clause discussion was taken upFOC - 1,996 words
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Article278 1954-04-01 3 TrUVANDRUM: Thirty.-six familie-, comprising 27 agricultural, ano nine fishermen families, have been selected tor settlement in the Andaman Islands under the ook>nkation scheme of the Union Government, and they are expected to leave for the Anaamans in a month. This maormation was givea by the Uuei278 words
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Article316 1954-04-01 3 Amweiing another question the Chief Minister said the integration <jf services had been completed in the Departi.ienLs ol Regulation, 00-op-'eratwn. Jail.-, Agriculture, lni ustrie>\ and Commerce, and the I>epartment -tor the advancement of backword communities while the principle of [integration had been accepted in regard to 25FOC - 316 words
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Article, Illustration50 1954-04-01 3 IJKARKI) ex wrestler rshaban Jalari amJ Hassan Arab, leaders of Tehran's anti-c omiminist bands are n nere at Melimbad airport en route to Iraq a few dayg ago. They plan a two. month jaunt through the Arab countries to organize anti- onmuiuist activities. A.P. photo.A.P. - 50 words
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Article112 1954-04-01 3 TRIVANDRUM: Sri D. Damodaran Potti Praja-Socialist Party candidate, waa elected Deputy Speaker of the Trevancore.Cochin Legislative Assembly. Three candidates filed nominations for election as Deputy Speaker Sr.s T. K. Divakaran, United Front of Leftists, P. Kunjan and D. Damodaran Potti, P.S.P. Sri Kunjan subsequently" withdrew. PollingFOC - 112 words
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Article50 1954-04-01 3 MADRAS: Sri C. Subramaniam Education Minister, told Sri G. Krishnamurthi in the Legislative Council that the age-linvt for candidate apnearing privately for the Tamil Vidwan examination was 30 on the date of the examination. Its relaxation Was a matter for *H«» TTn<v«r«:tv tA coaiid«r.- FOCFOC - 50 words
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Article125 1954-04-01 3 CALCUTTA: Challenged in the High Court Calcutta. University agreed to declare an examine to have passed the B. Com. Examination., Bibhiti Mohan Chakravarty. Whosat for the B. Com. Examination of Calcutta University last year, failed to secure pass mark* in one subject but got 40FOC - 125 words
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171 1954-04-01 3 NEW DEL.HI: The Prime Munister, Sri Nehru, read out to the House of the People, a denial by Sri o. Ra.iagopulachari, Ohi'ef Minister of Madras, of an alleged invitation to him to attend an Anti-Com-munist conference in Ceylon. Sri Nehru said a news item. emanatingFOC - 171 words
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Article, Illustration80 1954-04-01 3 HIS EXCELLENCY Sayid Nuri es-Said Pasha or Iraq arrived in Delhi on March 21. He was received a t the Patam Airport by Shri I. S. Chopra, Chief of Protocol, Government of India. This photograph was taken o n the arrival of the distinguished visitor at the80 words
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343 1954-04-01 3 DACCA: Mr. A. K. Faziui Hug, a prominent leader of the United Front, was summoned by tne Governor oi East Bengal, and asked) to submit the names of Ute members of his Cabinet on Apr. 1. *o that the Ministry can asKumo office on343 words
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Article195 1954-04-01 3 ent reports in the past lew days by fishermen operating in the waters between lirii .--li Cxuiana ami Trinidad of seeing a "sirangeiy-snaped **hij> which disappeared from tii« ocean surtace Have given rise to a reiwrt, that an *'unfrien<i|t.v" 'submarine was lurking in these waters. The report195 words
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Article1042 1954-04-01 4 Commission INTERIM BODY PROPOSED FUNCTIONS OF PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION AND INTERIM BODY A paper laid before the Federal Legislative Council yesterday stresses the need for setting up in the Federation a Public Service Commission. To f actiitate introduction of a machinery on the lines proposed an1,042 words
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115 1954-04-01 4 Illegal Entry Employers To Be Penalised COLOMBO: The Ceylon Government is considering measures to penalise employers of Hicit immigrants and traffickers in illicit immigration, Mr. R. G. Senanayake, Ceylon's Minister for Trade, Commerce and Fisheries sad recently. Mr. Senanayake, who is a member of the Caibnet SubCommittee considering measures for115 words
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Article97 1954-04-01 4 SEMI -SLAVE LABOUR He believed that there was a large number of illicit immigrants already present in Ceylon. Several employers, he sad, seemed to prefer illicit Immigrant labour because it was "semi-slave labour." "In many cases, employers took work out of them for no return at all. If workers complained97 words
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190 1954-04-01 4 COLOMBO: Concern at the direction in which the Ceylon Governments Ceylonization policy was progress ng was expressed by the Chairman of the Cey'on Chamber of Commerce, Mr. J. R. Murray. Addressing the annual general meeting of the Chamber, Mr. Murray said that instead of benefiting theFOC - 190 words
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Article287 1954-04-01 4 WASHINGTON. Mar. SO. Walter White. eminent Negro writer, believe* racial d*scrimlna/tt<in in Washington ha* greatly lessened in recent .vmm. Writing in the current issue because southern lesrisaator-s of the Saturday Evening Post bitterly oppose c uoh a move o n 'How Washington's Colour since approximately one-third LineAP - 287 words
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