Indian Daily Mail, 4 April 1955
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Title Section16 1955-04-04 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XI NO. 52 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1955 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article1771 1955-04-04 1 Singapore Elections Analysis Progressive's Great Landslide Labour Front's Spectacular Success At The Polls! Labour Front To Coalesce With PAP Alliance In Forming Ministry? Tumultuous' is the word to describe the rejoicings with which the over fifteen thousand strong crowd gathered around the Victoria Memorial Hall, received the Singapore election results1,771 words
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Article150 1955-04-04 1 Labour Front 1. J. M. Jumabhoy 2.691 2. Seah Peng Chuan 3,253 3. David Marshall 3,305 4. Lim Yew Hock 5,744 5. Mak Pak Shee 2.756 6. Lee Choon Eng 2,792 7. A. R. Lazarous 2,585 8. Chew Swee Kee 2,961 A. J. Braga 4,680 10. Tan150 words
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Article130 1955-04-04 1 ADEN, Apr. 3: Imam Ah. mad, 61.year.old Ruler of the Yemen, has abdicated m favour of his brother following a clash between his bodyguard and army forces, reports reaching here said last night. The new Imam (king) is the Emir Seif el Islam Abdullah, 43,Reuter - 130 words
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Article118 1955-04-04 1 NEW DELHI, Apr. 3: India yesterday formally finalised negotiations for an Air Agreement with Japan. A drati agreement and aocuments were initialled m Delhi yesterday by Mr. B. N. J ha, Secretary of tne Communications Ministry, on behalf of the India Govern, ment and Mr. k. Miyako,Reuter - 118 words
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198 1955-04-04 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Apr. 3: The Madras State Legislative Assembly yesterday concluded the Budget Session and adjourned after the longest and heaviest session on record. Chief Minister Mr. Kamaraj raised laughter when he hurried into the Chamber from the Opposition side and198 words
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Article101 1955-04-04 1 NIZAM S CURRENCY GOES! From Our Own Correspondent HYDERABAD. Apr. 3: Tea. beedis, pan-all have increased m price since thc hali sicca currency ceased to be legal tender throughout the State from April 1. Small cunsumers were the worst hit since shopkeep. ers are charging the same prices In the101 words
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Article111 1955-04-04 1 LONDON. Apr. 3: Mr. v. Krishna Menon, India's United Nations representative is having talks here today with Sir Anthony Eden. British Foreign Secretary on the situation m Indo-Chlna and the Formosa Strait, usually reliable sources said. Sir Anthony Eden is return, bag to London later todayReuter - 111 words
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Article65 1955-04-04 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Apr. 3: Tan. jore will have the long de. sired Arts College shortly. The State Legislative Assembly yesterday passed a bill approving the trans, fer of five lakhs of rupees (Rs 500,000) from the District Board's Chatram Funds. This meets the65 words
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422 1955-04-04 1 BETTER TRADE RELATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL GOODWILL STRESSED (By Ouj Staff Reporter) The leader of the Andhra Chamber Trade Delegation to South East Asia and the Far East (including Japan) Mr. J. V. Somayajalu paid a glowing tribute last Saturday to the services422 words
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Article77 1955-04-04 1 TOKYO. Apr. nhjttjr Radio charged Saturday rdgfit 18 American planes m four groups violated Red China.! boundaries Friday. A Chinese language broadcast heard In Tokyo said "Thc Chinese pecpi'.e are now watching with serious (consideration the progress of such provocations.'* The broadcast said Chinese warplanesAP - 77 words
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Article118 1955-04-04 1 ASIAN PEACE CONFAB IN DELHI l CALCUTTA, Apr. 3: Dr. j Ting Hsi.Lin, Peoples Chin. ese Vice.Minlster for Culture said here. China attached great importance to the Asiau Conference being held m New Delhi this week. Dr. Hsi said that the For mosan situation was tense due to "American intervention"Reuter - 118 words
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113 1955-04-04 1 PAK REJECTS AFGHANISTAN'S PROTEST KARACHI. Apr. 3.—Pakistan rejected yesterday Afghanistan's protest against the unification of West Pakistan Pakistan alsc demanded compensation and apologies from Afghanistan for the alleged insult to Pakistan's flag m Kabul during riots on Tuesday. Pakistan's note contained demands for apologies for the insult to the PakistanAP - 113 words
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Article144 1955-04-04 1 RANGOON, Apr 3. The Burmese Prime Mini3ter U Nu said yesterday he would attempt to bring about an understanding between Washington and Peking. Since he wanted to see thc United States and China on the best of terms he would offer his good services whenever theyReuter - 144 words
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Advertisement10 1955-04-04 1 >,tTHE LEADING TAMIL DAIIY|§ i£j IN MALAY* OVER 17 YEARSQ10 words
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Advertisement18 1955-04-04 1 H bmonths" ~53|.00 II II IYE S&t f/oCG*- II ■1 I MONTH Q H 3M0N ?"|;;:539 05 II18 words
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584 1955-04-04 2 S'pore, Mon. Apr. 4, 1955 A LESSON FOR THE PROGRESSIVES THE one striking feature of the Singapore election results is the utter collapse of the Progressive Party which hoped to plump into power but is now reduced to a small minority m the legislature. The defeat of some of its584 words
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2063 1955-04-04 2 Await Results Of Trichy Experiment, Says Minister Resolution Withdrawn In Council MADRAS. The Legislative Council last Saturday discussed a non-official resolution recommending that official proceedings m the districts of Chingleput, South Arcot and North Arcot be conducted m Tamil and after the Minister'sFOC - 2,063 words
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502 1955-04-04 2 Consolation Prize In Fancy Dress Competition MADRAS: The Revenue Minister, Mr. M. A. Manickavelu, who dropped his community suffix "Naicker" recently, recently appeared m the garb of a Muslim, with a Begum to boot. The Minister was one of the competitors m theF.O.C. - 502 words
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Article79 1955-04-04 2 t™« *J«ALORE: Kannada Typewriters arc going to be ntroduced for the rirst time m Mysore State shortly. A key board for the typewriter has been accepted by the Government who have decided to call for quotations for the manufacture and supply of six Kannada typewriters within three months.FOC - 79 words
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Article62 1955-04-04 2 C.P.I. Committee Meeting Ends i^nr uaum; The central committee of the Communis i? h here its 12-day deliberations ovet the recent Andhra state elections and ether party matters. The committee, which began aa i t K s tt Marc 17. was attended by all its 39 members An official communiqueFOC - 62 words
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478 1955-04-04 2 Dravida Kazhagam Supports Kamaraj, Not Congress Periyar Clarifies Party Attitude MADRAS: Support given to Mr. K. Kamaraj, Chief Mm. ister, does not mean that the Dravida Kafllagam supports the Congress Party, saidi Periyar Ramaswami here. H e contradicted tne rumour, that he was supporting Mr. Kamaraj's adm.niatration, consequent on aFOC - 478 words
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Article666 1955-04-04 2 Nehru Warns Portugal NEW DELHI: Speaking of NATO, Mr. Nehru m the Indian Parliament last week said its prestige suffered when it came to the deience of colonies. He revealed that on the basis of the NATO Alliance "some countries mentioned Goa to us some time ago though they hadFOC - 666 words
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36 1955-04-04 2 Labour Appellate Tribunal To Be Abolished BOMBAY: The Government of India has decided to abolish the Labour Appellate Tribunal of lnda with its four benches m Bombay, Calcutta, Lucknow and Madras, it was learnt ncre. FOCFOC - 36 words
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Advertisement179 1955-04-04 2 Passages to Colombo available Per m.v. "SURRIENTO" etd 15th April For particulars apply,: AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY LTD 64, Robinson Road, Singapore 1. Phones: ***** *****— Cables: "Amerloyd". -.g^jC. v.. ............a.NOTICE "BUNKED AND UNBERTHED TICKETS FOR THE RAJULA SAIUNG FROM SINGAPORE ON 19TH APRIL 1955 Bunked and Unberthed tickets for the179 words
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1105 1955-04-04 3 Not Opposed To Anybody Nor Aligning With Any Powers Nehru Says Racialism And Colonialism Hurt Him More Th*,**™* NEW DELHI. pe significance of the Asian-African Conference, the disastrous consequences of regional pacts and the K l lw^ Stan with Parbculax refere^ to vST^Zt'- W reFOC - 1,105 words
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Article43 1955-04-04 3 GAUHATI: Seven persons are reported to have been k.Jed instantaneously when lightning struck a house m a tea garden nncra r Dhekiajull, m the Darrang District. Tw 0 other persons are reP°£ ed to _haye been seriously FOCFOC - 43 words
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Article79 1955-04-04 3 LUCKNOW: From the examination hall to PoUce custody this was the story of a student who appeared for the High School examination at Cbandpur. It was reported that when caught copying, the student threatened the Invigilator with a knife. The £nt*<«*9ator inf otrmed theFOC - 79 words
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Article127 1955-04-04 3 BOMBAY: The Central and Western Railways announced here last week a surcharge from April 1 on all goods consignments booked as "smalls" of a weight of less than 20 mds. As the cost to the railways m transporting "smalls" i s relatively higher and the averageFOC - 127 words
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Article32 1955-04-04 3 Telephone Numbers As Addresses BOMBAY: The DirectorGeneral, overseas Communications Service, Bombay, announced here that from April 1. telephone and post office box numbers will be accepted as addresses m greetings telegrams.- FOCFOC - 32 words
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155 1955-04-04 3 Maximum Salaries Of T.C. Officers Fixed TRIVANDRUM: The Tra-vancore-C'ocihin Government has fixed the maximum pay of an officer m the State service at Rs. 1,000 per month. In an order revising pay scales of gazetted officers the Government last week announced 14 scales ranging from Rs. 100-300 to Rs. 800--1,000.FOC - 155 words
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173 1955-04-04 3 Renewal C'mission Of Insurance Agents NEW DELHI. Mr. B- C Ghose (P.S.P. W. Bengal) introduced a Bill m- the Rajya Sabha to amend a provision of the Insurance Act m respect of payment of renewal commission. The statement of objects a^dreasons of the Bill says; w en th Insurance ActFOC - 173 words
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275 1955-04-04 3 "BHOODAN MUST CREATE A NEW ORDER"-J.P .NARAIN SARVODAYANAGAR Addressing the Sarvodaya Sammelani conference. Mr. J. P: Narain appealed t 0 those who beiieved m Sarvodaya to concentrate their energy on Bhoodan "My critics may say I change my view s and ideologies very often. It is true, I have changed.FOC - 275 words
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Article130 1955-04-04 3 MOSCOW: India's Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, is to visit the Soviet Union m June next, following a communication on the subject of Mr. Nehru's visit oy the two countries, the Soviet News Agency, "Tass," announced. "The Tass' announcement headed "from the Soviet Ministry for Foreign Affaire,"FOC - 130 words
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Article46 1955-04-04 3 NAGAPATTINAM: The District Board has launcned on a programme of constructing buildings for Board Elementary schools under the National Extension scheme. It is proposed to construct school buildings m 52 villages n East Tanjore distriot, the Government contributing half the cost. FOCFOC - 46 words
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Article86 1955-04-04 3 BOMBAY: People's disiiite for manual labour had given birth to two new civilisations m India's premier cities of Calcutta and Bombay, according- to Mr. u-N. Dhebar, Congress President. Addressing a public meeting here Mr. Dhebar said that Calcutta had given birth to '-Babu civilisation," and Bombay developed thcFOC - 86 words
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Article67 1955-04-04 3 KALIMPONG; A Trade agency of the people's Republic of China was opened here last week. The agency, first m a series of three, was established under the terms of last year's trade agreement between India and China. She will have two more ogenclei: m Calcutta andFOC - 67 words
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617 1955-04-04 4 Co-existence, East— West Deadlock And Economic Co-operation COLOMBO: Sir John Kotelawata will take with him to Randung when he leave* for the Afrasian Conference studies on three specific subject* which will be prepared by his official diplomatic advisers, Co-existence mi n the617 words
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Article199 1955-04-04 4 COLOMBO: "Are you m ravour of co-existence r'» Mr, Kingsley Martin was asked by a pressman. •waturany," said Mr. Martin. "The only alternative is non-exustence, isn't it?" The .Editor of the socialist British weekly, the New statesman turn Nation, ''drooped m" on Colombo last week unFOC - 199 words
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Article135 1955-04-04 4 COLOMBO: The Government has approved the grant of Rs. 5 million for the Buddha Jay ant celebrations. This is half the sum asked for by the Home Minister, Mr. A. Ratnay ake. While there was general agreement among the Ministers that Government should vote a certain amountFOC - 135 words
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Article56 1955-04-04 4 CUouMbu Indian fisher, men w.lj m future not be permuted to nsh a.ong the Mannar coast. Tins decision has been taken by tne Government as many of tne lnd>an hsnermen who come during tne fishing season to tne ei.ast of Mannar sneak Inland and settleFOC - 56 words
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56 1955-04-04 4 SAiuON: xne Viet Minh Fcregn Minister. Mr. Pham Va n uong, will leave Hanoi for New De.ni on April 7 on a four-day visit to the Indian capital, it was learnt A specal plane is due to arrive m Hanoi to take Mr. PhamFOC - 56 words
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Article77 1955-04-04 4 BANGALORE: Dr. C. V. Raman made known today his discovery of the Eilxir of life, it is notnlng e lse than "plain, pure, ciear water." Prof, oilphant, who delivered the -Rvltherford Memorial Lecture here simply smiled when asked by Dr. Rama r J what he considered theFOC - 77 words
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Article240 1955-04-04 4 JAFFNAi Mr. K. A. Selllah. Principal of Jaffna College, Vaddlikoddai, said that it did no credit to a democratic government to be constantly changing the educational pat* tern under the influence of meddllnir politicians. The principal, who wag reading his report at the annual prize-giving, saidFOC - 240 words
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Article167 1955-04-04 4 COLOMBO: Is a gilder a toy? Apparently the Ccyloh Customs thought so when they first attempted to classify the Czechoslovakian glider, which arrived m Colombo harbour a few days ago, as "sports? gooda."' Sports goods are dutiable commodities, while aircraft and their components are duty-free. When the aviationFOC - 167 words
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418 1955-04-04 4 Prohibition Issue Will Be Resurrected COLOMBO: The prohibition issue will be resurrected when the Government party meets again A motion to ban racing, and introduce prohibition was first given notice of for discussion at the Government Parliamentary party by Mr. Dudley Senanayake, M. P for Dedigama. But before, the issueFOC - 418 words
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Article154 1955-04-04 4 COLOMBO: Thc Reception Committee of the fifteenth annual session of the Ceylon De. mocratic Congress decided to Invite Mr. C. Rajagopalachari to attend the session to be held at Hatton, seventy miles from here on April 22, 23 and 24. The Reception Committee, which met atFOC - 154 words
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Article44 1955-04-04 4 POINT PEDAO: on the anniversary of his achievement, Mr. M. Navaratnasamy, the Palk Strait swimmer was entertained t 0 tea by a group of admiring youth of vadamaradchy. He was garlanded at 7.60 p.m. the axact time he completed his swim.- FOCFOC - 44 words
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Article145 1955-04-04 4 ASIAN PEACE CONFAB IN DELHI NEW r>BLHI, Apr. 3.- The first contingent tjf delegates to the non-official Asian conference on easing international relations which begins April 6, arrived here Saturday by plane from Hong Kong. They are from Red China, Mongolia;. NortJh. Korea and Vletmlnh. They included Tinji Hste Lin,AP - 145 words
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Article53 1955-04-04 4 PAK. TO JOIN TURCO-IRAQ PACT ISTANBUL, Apr. 3.—Pakistan's Ambassador to Turkey. Mr. Mian Aminuddin, sad here yesterday Pakistan U' "active.y considering" the Turco-Iraq Mutual Co-Opcra-t on pact. Asked if there was any contact on the subject between the Pakistan and Turkish Government. Mr Aminuddin said, "-There must be. since weReuter - 53 words
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Article64 1955-04-04 4 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Apr. 3.— The City Improvement Trust has decided to build fifty 'Nehru houses' to shelter Harijan pavement dwellers. The houses wil satis, fy minimum conditions m res. pect of space and amenities, including tlushouts, which Nehru has laid down for housing64 words
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Article52 1955-04-04 4 MANILA. Apr. 3— Violent earthquakes rocxed the Souuiem Philippines yesterday, causing possibly hundreds of deaths and untold damage. For nearly eight hours the earth tremble and shook. The ground split open. Sand ana Ea| water were reported issuing trom cracks m the ground. Some houses toppled Into LakeAP - 52 words
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161 1955-04-04 4 LONDON, Apr. S. They were queuing up to get married m Britain Saturday. The tax man proved a better marksman than cupid did with bis how and arrow— even if not quite as romantic. The rush to get married before the deadlineAP - 161 words
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303 1955-04-04 4 Pre- Ice Age Men Migrated From India. C. Asia China LOS ANGELES Apr. 3 A University of Southern California anthropologist said Saturday that Neanderthal man probably first learned to control fire and perhaps to use clothing about 350,000 years ago. Dr. Joseph E. Weckler said this extinct relative of modernAP - 303 words
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44 1955-04-04 4 QUILON: Mr. A. P. Udhya. bhanu was last Sunday elected President of the Travancoru. Cochin Pradesh Congress m the place of Mr. K. P. Madha. van Nalr, appointed General Secretary of the All-InUia Congress m January last. FOCFOC - 44 words
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Advertisement130 1955-04-04 4 TODAY: 7 9.80 p.m. "DANK A" (m Hindustani) j! BIG SUCCESS! I TRULY, INDIA'S GREAT! i says huge weekend crowds at j| DAILY 3 SHOWS uwiikiM j.iMi jS.iii-1 -m-in^rn 0.15-0.00-9.15 p.m. j; A Picture You Can't Miss X m HUNCHBACK Of NO7& DAM£ WNk riHiip9r NINE SONG HITS! FOUR TRACTIVE130 words
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