Indian Daily Mail, 17 May 1955
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Title Section16 1955-05-17 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL XI NO. 94 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1955 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article, Illustration1209 1955-05-17 1 Riots -P. A. P's Attitude Questioned WHY EMERGENCY REGULATIONS? Workers' Welfare Foremost! Malaya Will Not Be A Satellite Of Any Country I Marshall's Plain Speaking (By Oar Staff Reporter) "The history of Singapore Is a balancing point of Asia today. I love Malaya as much as any man m this1,209 words
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168 1955-05-17 1 Congress President's Assurance To S. India From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, May 16: There s no room tor conterdav at M?dras while leaving by air for Trivan&W Tha Union Public Services Commission Sunat^s will be conducted m Hifcdi or Engush or any of Uie168 words
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Article484 1955-05-17 1 By our Stall Reporter •itoo standard oi debate m the Singapore Ijegbrtattve As»einlWy yesterday was undoubtedly on a high emot&onai strain, with tho Chief Secretary, Mir. W. A. Cl. Good© (gkwsraLy known tar ntt oooi cadcu&ated logic) and the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshal*, (known for bis484 words
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175 1955-05-17 1 S' PORE T. U. C. DELEGATES CONFERENCE The Singapore Trade Union Congress Council will be meet, ing on May 27 to fix a date and finalise plans for holding T.U.C. Delegates Confertnce m June. Mr S. Jaganathan, the Act. in* President of the T.U.C. told the I.D.M. that the need175 words
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Article35 1955-05-17 1 BOMBAY. May 16 Police arrested four people (her 2 today when more than 100 foliAowors of the Jan Saneh Party demonstrated before the oifict of the Assistant High Commissioner for Pakistan.35 words
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Article, Illustration352 1955-05-17 1 P. A. P. STANDS FOR FREE INDEPENDENT, DEMOCRATIC NON-COMMUNIST MALAYA TRIBUTES TO CHIEF MINISTER (By Our Staff Reporter) In reply to the chaUenges flu.ig at him by the Ciiief Secretary, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said that ne stood for free, independent democratic, non-Commu-nist Malaya, and not Communist Malaya, and not352 words
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Article127 1955-05-17 1 TWO TRADE UNION LEADERS ARRESTED NEW DEL.HI. May 16. Police at Kanpur have arrest, ed two Trade Union leaders m an effort to break up a 15-day. old strike by nearly 36,000 testile workers m the town. The workers are striking aga.nst proposed "rational!*, ation'* of the miils which they127 words
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251 1955-05-17 1 NEHRU ALI TALKS: PROGRESS REPORTED NEW DEL«I, May 16: Indian Premier Nehru and Pakistani Premier Mohammed All continued yesterday their talks on a settlement of the eight-year Kashmir dispute. Official sources said there was "some progress." If the atmosphere of the presidential reception last night honouring Mohammed All was an251 words
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552 1955-05-17 1 Irresponsible Leaders And Chinese Students To Blame Chief Secretary Asks P. A. P. To Explain Part In The Crisis Did They Attempt To Stop Violence (By Our Staff Reporter) Commending his motion seeking powers for reintroduction of curfew under the Emergency Regulations, the552 words
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86 1955-05-17 1 PROGRESSIVE PARTY DID NOT MANOEUVRE The Progressive Party came fo r a severe criticism at the hands of the Chief Minister yesterday. In the course of his speech he remarked that the Progressive Party had m. riulged m behind.tlie scenes negotiations wth Members of the Assembly with a view to86 words
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123 1955-05-17 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, May 16: Thirty-two Chinese students belonging to the Chungling High School, Fenang, sailed for Malaya yesterday after a month's tour of India. Their leader Mr. Yeng Chin Wen told pressmen they were glad to have the opportunity of123 words
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Article35 1955-05-17 1 COLOMBO May 16 Mt. Victor J. Mend's, the wellkaown Stin^apore lawyer arid labour leader, died here yesterday after a brief UJnt^s. Mendls, who was 61, was Oe^c*«t bar Wrt* Mt435 words
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Article43 1955-05-17 1 KARACHI, May 16: A rasn of posters appearing on streets here overnight warned Pakistani women that agita. tion against the second marri. age of Mr. Mohammed Ali, th<j Prime Minister, was "against God's commands" and "revolt against Islamic tradition".43 words
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Article75 1955-05-17 1 HONG KONG, May 16 Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon tonight attended the Third An n;versary Celebration meeting of the Sino-lnddan Friendship Association m Peking, Peking Radio announced. Thte is the first announcement of M«r. Menon's activities since he arrived m Peking on May 11. line broadcast which75 words
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Article12 1955-05-17 1 turrod to Colombo f* 0 Ma ifcyi about tfcr«e weekii fg^ ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Advertisement9 1955-05-17 1 gTHE LEADIN6 TAMIL BMLy9 BIN MALAY* OVER 17 YEARSp9 words
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Advertisement13 1955-05-17 1 ■Ma^JJ^ 5 50 MONTH- 18. 50 I S^OKTHS 55.00 Smooths-—^ Bt oo \m13 words
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Article85 1955-05-17 2 HfcKHAMPVR: Congre««a Irwddewt Dta«*ar paid a warm tarlmte to Mr. Nehru and Acharya Vinotoa Bhave Urn *two great sons of Ih'w R reat oowrtry." AddtreMlajr the Mr. Dhebar "Paadia and ylnobej* are are todmy straining tt*Gr »erv«» to chance oar mode of tJUnK;nr. It IsFOC - 85 words
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Article365 1955-05-17 2 BANGALiORB: The Most Rev. Dr. Thomas Pothecamury Archbishop of Bangalore and General Secretary of the catholic Bishops' Conference m India, declared here that the Catholic Church da India was not subject to any foreign control. The Archbishop, who was addressing the Catholic Summer School h«re, referredFOC - 365 words
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Article100 1955-05-17 2 PATNA: A scheme for remodeH.nsr the Kharagpur Lake and the connected canal ayslem at an estimated cost of Rs. 1,750.000 has been approved by the Bihar Government. About 10,000 acres of land If expected to be brought untlT irrigation, when the scheme is implemented, a* again£tNAFEN - 100 words
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Article104 1955-05-17 2 TRIVANDRUM: The flnaU estimate of the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, I Hion Ministry of (Food and Agriculture, odae'es India's pepper production this year at 20,800 tons. This Is 2,000 tons Wgher than last year's production.. The total area under production increased by 500 toFOC - 104 words
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Article2267 1955-05-17 2 "On the mornings of the 25th and 26th April, 1965 strikers of the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company at Alexandra Road attempted to stop the buses from leaving the Depot by sitting on the ground completely blocking the main gate with a human bar. rier with2,267 words
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1473 1955-05-17 2 Following is the text of the report submitted by Jhe Chief Secretary m the Legislative Assembly yesterday on the security situation and how i<he trouble developed m the Colony, sequel to the Hock Lee Bus Company workers going on strike. This report was made1,473 words
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251 1955-05-17 2 Barbed Wire Cuts Off Indian Shops CAPETOWN: Would you bother to deal with a shop jf you had to apeak with th« <k ler across a barbed remove. That is Just what the people of Badplaas. little town m the Transvaal] are doing. BadpJaas is famous for its mineral bathsNAFEN - 251 words
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Article129 1955-05-17 2 NEW DEL.HI: Films showing the advantages to the v.llag* 1 community from various types of co-operative ventures arc soon to bo prepared by the Union Government. This is to give a fillip to th* 1 co.operat ye movement especial. l v n v:ow of the Goverment'sNAFEN - 129 words
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108 1955-05-17 2 NEW DELHI. The Central Sccal Welfare Board he decid. Ed to ask the planning Commis. sion to get the work of the Board assessed by the Evalu. tion Department of the Com. mission During its two.year ex.atence the board has opened 181 wel. fare extensionNAFEN - 108 words
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Article148 1955-05-17 2 NEW DELHI; The Indian Council of Agricultural Re. search has evolved a satisfac. Tory composition cf fodder by mixing bagasse and molasses, which on trial has proved cheap and nutritious. Bago.molasaes, the new cattle feed, may be sweetened or salted to suit the taste of the cattle. ItsNAFEN - 148 words
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Advertisement32 1955-05-17 2 m^^^^ SPIRITUAL reply. For brilliant opinions from distinguish ed personages, gazetted offiQer* and businessmen ret the LOIRE BOOKLET Prof. R. T, THEVAR. TANTRIC, PALNI. Madura! Dt., South India. w i i" k32 words
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Article790 1955-05-17 3 New Constituent Assembly To Meet In Karachi Fed. Court Sanction KARACHI. The new Pakistan Constituent Assembly is likeiy to be convened by the middle of June next, now that the sanction of the highest judicial body m the country the Federal Court has been ob'.ained, according! to790 words
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Article234 1955-05-17 3 KARACHI: Pakistan's: loading women a organisation, tlie .\|li-iWiiV>taji women Association, which to known to enjoy official support, is on the warpath against on»--ciais ana put>Uc uesirvn^ to marry again. IA« Axril ng to retabfle 'reports, the APWA ha* prepared a >tl&t of higniy-placcd Government servants andFOC - 234 words
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304 1955-05-17 3 Indian M.Ps. In Moscow Reception At Airport MOSCOW; The Indian Par. 1 amentary delegation arrived m a special Soviet "YIP" air. line on Saturday last for a two.week visit as guests of the Supreme Soviet. The Soy et plane brought them on the final lap of their journey frcm ViennaFOC - 304 words
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Article135 1955-05-17 3 DAMASCUS: Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser has become an ntemationau political j« a <»« and his name is new Il 0 «v4th the names of Mr. Nenru and Mr- Clhoxx En-lai, said the Damascus daily "Sawt el* Arab," commenting on the role fflayed by the Egyptian Prime Minister mNAFEN - 135 words
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Article105 1955-05-17 3 NKW DEL.HT; The Indian National Museum., which is at urerent housed In a wing; of Rrvhtrapati. Bhavan. will b« shifted to a new buiUdintr 3peciaWy to be constructed for 'he pr rpose. The foundation stone of Mto orfldttff will be lnid by Mr. i vNAFEN - 105 words
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Article63 1955-05-17 3 daily said: "We hope that our politicians are not so wholly bereft of patriotic sent men ts as not to realise their duty. Here i s another chance for us to have a go at democracy. It win be certainly the last one. If we miss t again, someone mustFOC - 63 words
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242 1955-05-17 3 MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION IN VARSITIES MADRAS: To conside, questions relating to the me* ctium of instruction m the Uwverstiy stage of education m this State, Mr. C- Suoramaiuam, MtoJ»tei for Eku.c* tion as decided to convene a conference of educationist 5 on June 18 at Madras. The Vice-ChancelQors of theFOC - 242 words
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Article90 1955-05-17 3 TRIVANDRUM; The installation of a highpower radio unit here to connect the State with the centre will commence scon, a spokesman of the union Home M.nlstry tcilOA NAIFEN. The fristal'lition will provide an exclusive line of in-ter-State communication and will facilitate speedy exchange between the StateNAFEN - 90 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-05-17 3 PHOTO QUEEN ELIZABETH II ta*e& ©ut a miniature football game at a toy stand while visiting the British Industries Fair at olympia, London, on May 10. The Duk e o* Kdinburph accompanied A. P.A.P. - 38 words
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151 1955-05-17 3 LONDON m a recent spate cf letters to "The Times" on the future of the old India Office Library, the correspondents have express, ed fears that dismemberment would rob the library of Its strength "Mid character. The factual position In re. gard to the LibraryNAFEN - 151 words
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Article804 1955-05-17 3 Nagpur Case Proceedings NAGPUR: Rlckshaw.puller Babu Rao was committed to stand his trial before the Court of Sessions on a charge of hay. ing attempted to cause the death Of Prime Minister Nehru. The Frst Class Magistrate, Mr. R. G Bajpai. m an order said that a prima facie case804 words
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Article72 1955-05-17 3 Rickshaw puller Babu Rao, who was committed to ses. slcnn m the ''Nehru Incident Case", has named Prime Mn. ister Nehru as his "only de. fence witness". The Magistrate, Mr. R. G. Bajpai who passed the com. mtttal order asked Babu Rao whether he wanted toFOC - 72 words
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45 1955-05-17 3 FART UNTO DEATH TO OPPOSE UNITED KARNATAK MANDYA: Messrs Gui-ude-varahally Madegowda, and Gowder Nagappa, Congress leaders of Mandya, it is understood h-ve decided to last unto death at the Gandhi P»rk from May 19, as a protest asrain.st the formation of a United Karnatak. FOCFOC - 45 words
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595 1955-05-17 3 NEW YORK. Dr. Sushlla Nayyar, Speaker of the Delhi Assembly now here as Indian delegate to 'the Social Commission told a Press conference that she had not found any lessening of friendly feelings towards India m the United Stales. Dr. Nayyar, who is making her595 words
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Article149 1955-05-17 3 BERIIAMPUR: Congress "President Dhebax praised the "spiritual significance of bhoodan" and explained the Ideals of the movement. Mr. Dhebar, who was addressing the A.1.C.C.. said bhoodan aimed at giving a new content and meaning <to the social order that they envisaged. Mr. Dheba;r said: 'It has, apart149 words
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Article1592 1955-05-17 4 GOODE CHALLENGES LEE Democracy Or Communism? Chinese Students Helped And Visited The Strikers Describing the main features of the grim story of the recent strikes, riots and killings, Mr. VV. A. C. Ooode, the Chief Secretary pointed his finger towards the members for Tanjong Pagar1,592 words
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Article, Illustration66 1955-05-17 4 Member^ of the U.S.A. Thomas tup Team who arrived here yesterday to comnete hi the final rounds of the Third International Badminton Challenge Matches. l>ft to rlgbt: Joe Alston, top-ranked American, from Loa Angetai; Carl Loveday off San Diego Manuel Arnuuidai*i of I»s Angeles; llob WtOfaunsiAP - 66 words
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Article251 1955-05-17 4 COLOMBO; Ceylon is among the 46 countries that will attend the fourth commonweith Health and Tuberculosis Conference to be held m London from June 21st to 37th Among the speakers w^ l be Dr. p. v. Ben Amin (Tuberoilo«is Adviser to the Government ofFOC - 251 words
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Article31 1955-05-17 4 COLOMBO: Mr H N: 0: Fernando. OBE, Commissioner of Assizes, has been appointed Puisne Justice, with effect from May 16, states a communique issued from Queen's House FOC31 words
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203 1955-05-17 4 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, May 16: The Na. tionaj Extension Scheme was extended to Pondlcherry State yesterday thus showing the Government of India s deter, mination to work for the economic rehabilitation of more than two lakhs (200,000) of persona m about 270 villages.203 words
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Article24 1955-05-17 4 NEW DELHI, May 16: In. dian botanists are trying to save, the sacred "mahabodhi tree** under which the Lord Buddha attained24 words
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Article119 1955-05-17 4 ALLIANCE MANIFESTO PUBLICATION From Ou» Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Mon: Mr. T. H. ran. executive Bee. retary of Malayan Ch nese Association, stated that reports of Alliance manifesto appearing m the newspapers were un. authorised and innacurate Meanwhile the UMNO head! quarters m statement issued yesterday said that premature publication119 words
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Article45 1955-05-17 4 ment 2,499 years ago. The tree which stands at Budh Gaya m Bihar has been showing signg of deoay during the last few years. The Government has called m botanical experts from Bihar and West Bengal to try to prevent the destruction of the tree.45 words
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166 1955-05-17 4 GOVERNOR TO REVIEW RAFRM AT CHANGI TODAY A ceremon al review to com. memcratc the eighth anniver. sary of the Royal Air Force Regiment (Malaya) Wing by the Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll will be held today May 17, at 8.50 a.m. on the Sports field nnc r the166 words
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Article, Illustration567 1955-05-17 4 Taking Up New Post In Sept. The Queen ha* been pleased to approve the appointment of the Rt. Hon. Malcolm Mac Donald, the Commissioner Gen. oral for the United Kingdom mi n South East Asia, as the High Commissioner for United Kingdom mReuter - 567 words
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