Indian Daily Mail, 3 June 1949

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. V. NO. 113. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1949. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS
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    Free India's Constitution Inauguration Likely On Oct. 2 This Year Or On Jan. 26, 1950
    204 1 Free India's Constitution Inauguration Likely On Oct. 2 This Year Or On Jan. 26, 1950 Draft Consideration To Be finished B</ /uly ,1 niii nun Correspondent) HI LHI, June 2.— Lobby talks at the onstiindicate India's neu constitution is naugurated on Oct. 2, Gandhiji's Birthday 1960, Independence Day, rather than
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    PHILIPPINES EMBASSY TO BE SET UP IN INDONESIA
    52 1 PHILIPPINES EMBASSY TO BE SET UP IN INDONESIA I Etepuft f onsulatc m I Philip. hboiirm h- ro. k the open. m he In--1 Jogjakarta I irn«d ev«i I Indonesian I their i' cent I with the anB he S has been n m the II I been of the
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    ATTLEE-CHURCHILL CONFERENCE
    24 1 |.v n Cl«- ritmating 01 demoting IP -Xh r ncea Defence Miand Sir ittend. Britain's air, Opposid m hey country'^ I A.P.
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    HOW TO FREE RICE WAREHOUSES OF RATS
    30 1 ln»u t 0 tree rats Th^ id pythoiM n 'i,-v 'r«rd h, plan had reported ..,,,inha m. rice but and itt th«-m. A.P.
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    U.S. AWARD FOR INDIA
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    MADRAS LABOUR MINISTER IN LONDON
    130 1 r Li LONDON, June 2.— Mr. H. Si*arama K'ddi, Minister for Industries and Labour m 'n< Government ef Madras, arrived m London yesterday He met the British MUiiister of Labour, Mr. Isaacs, with whom h e disciMbcfi various labour matters, including the settlement of indufctrial
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    INDIA OFFICIALLY TAKES OVER BHOPAL'S ADMINISTRATION
    84 1 INDIA OFFICIALLY TAKES OVER BHOPAL'S ADMINISTRATION NEW DELHI. June 2 —India took ov«r the administration of Bhopal S terday, from Nawab Mohamm«d Hamidullah m return for an annual pension of U.S. 330,000, it was officially announced. The Nawab was once reported to be the world's richest man n*?xt to the
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    Menzies To Move Censure Motion Against Augt. Govt.
    96 1 Menzies To Move Censure Motion Against Augt. Govt. CANBERRA, June 2 —Mr Robert Menzies, Australian Opposition leader suspended from Parliament last night for 24 hours, gave notice today hi* will move a vote of censure against the Government tomorrow. H( alhged the Government was 'unreasonably aJid improperly restricting the right
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    29 1 LONDON. Juno 2.— The value of German assets m Britain is estimated at about £15,000,000, Douglas Jay, economic secretary of the Treasury told the House of Commons. A. P.
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    28 1 LONDON, June 2.— Dr. Thomas Alfred Chapman who was Suffragan Bishop of Colchester from 1922 > 1933, died on Tuesday night at hi* home at Frating, aged 81 A.P.
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    Burma Will Not Seek C'wealth Association
    374 1 Burma Will Not Seek C 'wealth Association AN EXPERT'S CATEGORICAL ASSERTION CHICAGO, June 2. Burnt a will not seek even the faintest association with the Commonwealth of nations, an Adviser of the Burma Government believes. Despite recent press dispatches to that effect, there is "not the slightest chance at present
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    New Dutch Representative In Indonesia, Assumes Charge
    325 1 New Du tch Representative In Indonesia, Assumes Charge RATAVIA, June 2. A. H. J. Lovink. former Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs m Hague, took over duties this morning as high representative of the Dutch Crown m Indonesia during a brief ceremony at an extraordinary ses. sion of
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    40 1 LONDON. June 2 Su John Weir, physician to the King, called at Buckingham Palace o n Wednesday to see Princess Elizabeth who has kept to h«r room sine*- Tuesday morning with what tht palace doicrib d as a chill. A.P.
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    Hong Kong Being Keyed For Any Emergency COMPLETE MILITARY PREPAREDNESS TO MEET RED OFFENSIVE
    438 1 Hong Kong Being Keyed For Any Emergency COMPLETE MILITARY PREPAREDNESS TO MEET RED OFFENSIVE HONGKONG, June 2. This British colony on the border of Communist China gradually is being keyed up for a war, which may or may not occur. As promised by Governor Alexander Grantham jn a re cent
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    ANOTHER CLAIMANT TO BR. HONDURAS!
    68 1 HAVANA, June 2.— Mexico laid Maim here today t^ part of British Honduras, already claimed by Guatemala. The ciaim wa* filed by the M»*x can delegate t 0 the Inter- American Commission on dependent territo rteg Part of British Honduras was eluded m »h« old
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    Former Hyderabad Officer Sentenced For Abetment Of Murder
    117 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) HYDERABAD, Jun« 2—Brigadier Syed Habib Ahni'd of Hyderabad Army, ha* been sentenced to seven years rigorous imprisonment lor abetment of murder of Mr. F. H. Rowan, a British Grourid tngimr, m Sydney Cotton's Organisation. The prosecution case before
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    Another Rebuff To Mr. Calwpll!
    176 1 Another Rebuff To Mr. Calwpll! COURT RESTRAINS DEPORTATION ORDERS I AGAINST THREE CHINESE l«r Arthur Au ff u*lus alwell from deporting three Chinese ncia mat the three Chinese were not prohibited immigrants withn the meaning oi trie immigration Act, and the order of the Minister t 0 deport them was
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    1,000m. Tons Coal Available In Assam Hill's
    79 1 (from Our Own Correspondent) LALCUTTA June 2.-Thousand million tons of coal arc likely to be available from a jjroup of deposits m (,aro Hill m Assam according to Mr. K. T). GfllU, industrial Adviser to the 1 rovmcial Government. Guha said major coalbearin^
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Friday, June 3, 1949. DATO ONN & MALAYA'S "NATIONAL MANCIPATION"-I
    1028 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Friday, June 3, 1949. DATO ONN MALAYA'S "NATIONAL MANCIPATION"-I I ONG live the Federation" d«Clared Dato Onn bin Ja'aiar, th< chid architect o! the Federal tution m a message to "The people ol Malaya'" issued On Jan. 3] 1948, on the eve oi the inauguration of
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    Re-allocation Of Madras Cabinet Portfolios
    378 2 Food Portfolio Given To Mr. Roche Victoria Dr. Rajan Now In Charge \Jt ilCQlth (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, June 2.— Premier Kumantswamv Raja has allocated the Portfolios of Food and Fisheries to the new Minister Mr. Roche Victoria who was swam m as a
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    FIRE IN BOMBAY NAVAL DOCKYARD!
    58 2 BOMBAY, June >.— A bij; fire broke out early yesterday m the warehouses of the Itoyal Indian Navy dockyard here. Flames were visible ten miles away. Severe damage was feared caused to valuable stores and property. The entire city fire brigade was called out. it
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    SYMPATHY STRIKE
    37 2 LAS I'AZ. Jim*' 2. An e>timat<*cl H.OOO f>rg'uiiist»d factory WOl4t*r§ vaik«d off ih»ir ,j«»bs yesf«'rduy r\nii>aihy with fh« striking Mw mimrs. It AppeAred likely Uic S^rlk<'s WOlflfl <itrt:ul t<> Ath#* Roli. vian cifi«'s. A. P.
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    Not "Cobblers" Please Say Br. Shoemakers!
    101 2 GREAT YARMOUTH. En»iand June I.— British shoemakers do like to be called "cobblt i The national Federation ol B Trades Associations adopt resolution asking now.spuj). :> t< stop using "this offensive word" Pew delegates to the annual c nierenee backed a speakf-r wh -;i
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    Kashmir Representation In Indian ConAssembly
    147 2 Provision Made For four Members NEW DELHI. June 2.— The Constituent Assembli last week passed ;i resolution providing for Kashmir representation ill that body through delegates who will be selected In the State's Prime Minister and tormalK appointed In the *Maha raja. ltin<l Although Kashmir's
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    Malayan Tin Price May Go Up
    473 2 Sequel To Mine Strike In tj()liV\Q i\hW 0RK June 2.— Malawi Jhe world's greatest producer ot tin, stands to benefit if strikes continue to block production m riot -torn mining areas m Bolivia Tin circles said that if the strikes continue to halt production
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    MORE FAVOURABLE CONDITIONS IN INDIA FOR FOREIGN CAPITAL INVESTMENT THAN IN PAKISTAN
    135 2 MORE FAVOURABLE CONDITIONS IN INDIA FOR FOREIGN CAPITAL INVESTMENT THAN IN PAKISTAN V»J£- ru m d UM 2 Mr B R G»hi«n, chairman of the Karachi Chamber oi ommercc. yesterday expressed surprise at the statement by Pakistani Finance Minister Ghulam Mohammed m London that British firms wen uctant to invest
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    35 2 'iohn rr^RTON ll oi N nM r i K^ t) Pr ill YeV c of P»kista.i, receives JOHN H.LRTON <v nil \.M Ili K h Commissioner for Australia m Pakistan on May 23.— A.P. PHOTO.
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    TRANJORE DISTRICT DECLARED EMERGED AREA
    16 2 TRANJORE DISTRICT DECLARED EMERGED AREA MADRAS I e "»Tlii on v\,,i,, I v Tip f A.P.
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    Elections To Hyderabad ConAssembly To Be Held This Year End
    93 2 HYDERABAD, June fc-JSleetion* Qu S. W. Shiweswarkar, Blectioa «,mn.i confer-ence ,»,a, fc, adults Iraiuhiso were complete n WiH 8.811,000 adulls had been r(.«i s i,r,. l_ni,,; f Slate's population. He said the question ol delimit* tion-of constituencies would btaken up
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    Plea For Postponement Fr. India Referendum Reiterated
    130 2 INDIA'S "BLOCKADE" CITED AS iiEW PONDICUERRY, June 2.— A1l 14 coamun cherry and Karikal, have required the French ment to postpone the referendum m lh< for ne\i December. Postponement was sought b} a resolution whi Ihal the present economic situation resulted from uovernmeat'fl
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    Third' F orce In Asia Is Only Bulwark Against Communism, Asserts General Romulo
    209 3 Third' F orce In Asia Is Only Bulwark Against Communism, Asserts General Romulo ft cTRUGCLE FOR FREEDOM HAS NOTHING Hi no WITH COMMUNISM" tune 2.— Brigadier General (avion h interview witn the United Xations m un inofficial publication ways f nt \sia reauy want is a tmnt W. ,hu i
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    Attitude On Indonesia Attached
    21 3 Attitude On Indonesia Attached IlndoiK Kotmilo 1 Hi attitude ol tinok to dance I they on poi it th» i ugh-
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    Overpopulation Japan's Worst Problem
    112 3 I -.Overpopulation is described not least published, problem," m m the June issue of the "United *'wW Magazine. not an official publication of the rticle as 'Japan's new live wearoblem of overpopulation "overorms of the occupation I line 1 A obvious." says the article, but add^,
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    59 3 PHOTO. VINCENT AI'RIOL Cind from left), French President, talks to Russian Foreign Minister ANDREI VYSIIINSKY at a party given by former for the Big Four Foreign Ministers at the Elysee Palace. Partt, on May 25. Looking on are ROBERT SCIIUMAN (left). French Foreign Minister, Mr. ERNEST BEVIN (right), British Foreign
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    CHINESE NATIONALIST GOVT. PARALYSED!
    101 3 HONGKONG. June >. Chinas tottering Nationalist administration was paralysed yesterday while Acting: President Li Tsung-jen desperately sought a successor to Prime Minister Ho Ying-chin who resigned with his Cabinet on Monday. Li's first nominee for the job, Gen. Chu Cheng, was voted by the Legislative Yuan
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    53 3 BATAVIA. June 2.— lndonesia s new High Representative of the crown, A. A. J. LovlnJt, arrived by air from Holland this morning. Lovink. former Secretary-Gen-eral to the Ministry of Foreign A Hairs at The Hague, will take up new duties after brief ceremonies m the People's Council building later In
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    Churchill Hopeful Third World War Can Be Averted
    177 3 Churchill Hopeful Third World War Can Be Averted LONDON, June I. Winston 1.1 un. n ii said on Thursday at a cereiDonj .n iriuell he i*as made a Mteinan 01 tne Borough o. that he has tne «rowin« nope tnat oy tne strengtn of a unaeu civilisation and dj oui
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    CHINA: Lull Reported In Changsha Front Fighting
    335 3 CHINA: Lull Reported In Changsha Front Fighting CANTON, June 2. A lull possibly before a storm of Chinese Communist attacks settled on Wednesday over the crucial Changsha front 400 miles to (he north of Canton. There were all sorts of reports and rumours of troop movements on both sides. These
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    Burmese Court Proceedings To Be In English
    113 3 Burmese Court Proceedings To Be In English RANGOON, June The Burmese Supreme Court has ruled thai all court proceedings should be conducted ia tde English language rather than m Burmese. The ruling was an on-the-spot one, made during the hearing ol a case. n Burmese lawyer was repiy.n^ m Burmese
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    BR. ELECTIONS IN OCTOBER THIS YEAR ?
    101 3 BR. ELECTIONS IN OCTOBER THIS YEAR YOR^HIRE. England. June 2 Lord \Molton. Conservative Party chairmPk, predicted on Wednesday the Labour Government "is very likely" to call a snap national election m late October 8 months ahead of schedule. Woolton told a conference ol 2.000 young Conservatives that "the Socialists would
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    Talks On Rumanian Violation Of Human Rights
    72 3 Talks On Rumanian Violation Of Human Rights BUCHAREST. June 2. Britain and the United States have informed the Rumanian Government that they intend to summon a conference of the heads of the British. American and Russian missions m Rumania to discuss Rumanian violations of the human rights clauses of the
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    UN Accused Of Interfering In S. Africa's Domestic Affairs
    167 3 UN Accused Of Interfering In S. Africa's Domestic Affairs CAPETOWN, June 2.— Mr. Eric Louw, South African Economic Affairs Minister, last night accused the United Nations of "gradually developing into a sort of superstate which assumes for itself the right to intervene m the domestic affairs of its members if
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    BURMA: Indian Plane Hit By Rebel Bullet?
    242 3 BURMA: Indian Plane Hit By Rebel Bullet? RANGOON, June 2.—Abidlef fired from the ground hit an Indian Nt t tonal Airways passenger plane from Calcutta an it Hew over the faikkyi area, 20 miles northwest of Mingaladon airport yesterday. The plane was slightly damaged but landed safely. There were no
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    Marx-Lenin Principles To Be Practised In Burma?
    162 3 SOCIAL PARTY'S NEW OBJECTIVE RANGOON, June 2.— The Burma Socialist Party has published the framework of its reconstructed constitution based on Marx-Lenin principles. A Part* statement said it will be practised m Burma m conformity with world and local conditions. The Party declared
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    BR. HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR GERMANY
    32 3 BR. HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR GERMANY LONDON, June I.— Otnera] Sir Brian Robertson, British Military Governor and Commander m Chiel m Germany has been appointed first Briti^V> Hirrh nAm«ilaM'«UM «v»». G rmany A.P.
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    Police Raid Trishaw Centres In Ipoh Town
    803 4 NINE BANDIT MESSENGERS IDENTIFIED AND DETAINED At S a.m. on June 2, the police carried out raids on all known trishaw centres m Ipoh Town. A total of 223 trishaw ptdallers and suspicious passengers were screened. Nine known bandit messengers were identified and
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    MEETING AT NETAJI MEMORIAL LIBRARY
    90 4 There wiil be a meeting unckT the auspices of *he Netaji Memorial Library at 6.30 p.m. on Sunday, Juno 5, at No. 6 Race Course Lane. Prof Anunthanarayanan will preside and Mrs. S. D Kalelkar and Miss Lc^la Menon will speak on "India and her
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    SECOND TALKNTIMK SERIES POSTPONED
    90 4 Owing to unforeseen circumstances the first performance of the second i&'ies of Talentime to be held at the British Council Hall, will be postponed from June 3 until June 17. Permits to purchase tickets of admission, price fifty cents each payable at the door. wUI be
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    ECA Funds For India
    97 4 Washington, June 2. A group ol United States Senator* is seeking an allocation of Economic Cooperation Administration funds for India. When th<- ECA funds come be. ?bre the Senate's Appropriations Committee .soon for approval. Senator Hubert Humphrey (.Democrat, Minnesota) will offer an amendment asking that India
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    FORMER SHENSI GOVERNOR TO BE NOMINATED PREMIER?
    105 4 FORMER SHENSI GOVERNOR TO BE NOMINATED PREMIER? CANTON, June 2.— Marshal Ytti Ifcsi-shan %ktey allowed Acting PresiHmi Li Tsung-jen to nominate him as Premier m succession to C««n. Ho V ing -chin who resigned with blfl Cabinet on Monday. The nomination has been approcd by the Central Political Council, Kuomintang'a
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    KING INSPECTS WELSH GUARDS
    90 4 I'HOIO. KIN(; GEORGE VI. wearing the bearskin and scarlet tunic of (lie fall dress oJ the Welsh Guards, inspects men of the First Battalion of the Regiment.* paraded m the grounds <>i Buckingham Palace, Palace* London, on '(Ik* morning of Maj 25. ihe Kin^. who is
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    Direct London-Karachi Radio Telephone Inaugurated
    190 4 LONDON. June A direct rail t.n ii and Pakistan was inaugurated Hitherto calls from London to The voice of Mr. Z, K. Khan, Secrotary to the Pakistani Cabinet. was heard m London saying thai the new direct circuit "forged an- i other link In the
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    DEFENCE MINISTER DUE IN S'PORE ON SUNDAY ENROUTE TO H'KOXG
    463 4 DEFENCE MINISTER DUE IN S'PORE ON SUNDAY ENROUTE TO H'KOXG Mr. A. v. Alexander, the nited \ingdom Minister of Defence, left London yesterday, tor Kaon visit to Middle hast and Far East He us taking advantagi Whitsun recess 01 Parliament •iew tor himself sonu oiema confronting loca and civil autnoritles
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