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Title Section16 1950-03-11 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. NO. 28. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1950. SIX PAGES 10 CENTS16 words
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504 1950-03-11 1 HopesTo Pay Another Visit To Calcutta Within A Week NEW DELHI, Mar. 10.— The Prime Minister of India, Pandit Nehru, arrived here last night (Thursday) from Calcutta after completing a four-day on-the-spot study of the situation arising out of disturbances m East BengalReuter - 504 words
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Article, Illustration33 1950-03-11 1 ATO EMMANUEL ABRAHAM, Ethioplon Minister, presented his credentials to DR. RAJENDRA PRASAD at Government House on Feb. 25. Picture shows the President shaking hands with him after the presentation of credentials.— (G.Ll.S. PHOTO)*33 words
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Article176 1950-03-11 1 CALCUTTA, Mar. 10.— The Calcutta Press Advisory Committee today released a report that 122 Hint dus were killed m Chittagong town, East Pakistan and nearby villages In communal riots there between Feb. 12 and 16. Names of the persons killed were listed and details given of the circumstancesReuter; A.P. - 176 words
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220 1950-03-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) TRIVANDRUM, Mar. Ift. TaraU Congress leader Mr. Nesamoni moving an amendment to the Chief Minister's motion thanking the Rajpramukh of the United State of Cochin and Travancore for his address to the State Assembly, charged thai Government was pursuing a policy of220 words
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65 1950-03-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Mar. 10.— Failure of the north-east monsoon resulted m Rs. 1 500,000 tax remission to kisans In North *rcot District, it is >arned here. Agricultural labour m the district has been migratory due to lack of rams Dut "plenty oi65 words
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134 1950-03-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS. Mar. 9.— The Government of Madras had done nothing to improve the lot of the common man ragarding clothing and housing, declared Mr. Abdul Latif Farookhi, speaking during the Budget debate m Legislative Council on Wednesday. He added Prohibition134 words
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Article159 1950-03-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) TRIVANDRUM, Mar. 10. —The tary Party executive have decided to Travancore and Cochin Parliamentake firm disciplinary action against some members found giiilty of acting against the Party interests, and appointed a sub-committee to investigate the matter. The Committee pointed out breaches by two members159 words
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113 1950-03-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS. Mar. 10.— The Commission enquiring into the shooting m Salem Jail after completing the examination of 45 official witnesses have begun examining Communist prisoners They have completed examination of 19 prisoners who were m hospital, and five of whom113 words
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Article67 1950-03-11 1 ROME, Mar. 10.— Sir Oswald Mosley, former leader of the British Union of Fascists, who ai rived here last night "to see a few friends", appeared m a picture upside down m the Communist newspaper Unita today. Th~ paper said re was "an admirer m all thingsReuter - 67 words
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193 1950-03-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Mar. 10.— In accordance with the decision of the Congress Legislature Party meeting on Sunday that Mr. Kumaraswamy Raja, Leader of the Party, should first seek an explanation from Mr. T. Prakasam, the Premier has written asking the reasons193 words
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Article155 1950-03-11 1 Mi. Claude Massey, Australian Commissioner for Malaya, was scheduled to sail from Penang yesterday for Egypt, where he is to be Australian Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Mr. Masaey's 5s the first appointment of an Australian diplomatic representative In that country. Mr. Massey that he leaves155 words
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Article84 1950-03-11 1 SINGAPORE, Mar, 10.— Mr. S. D. Kalelkar, Information Officer of the Government of India, who came to Malaya from Geneva where he was Secretary to the Indian Delegation to U.N.O. Conference on Freedom of Information Is now under orders of transfer and will leave Singapore on Mar.GIIS - 84 words
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73 1950-03-11 1 CALAIS, Mar. 10.— A visit to Paris by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth is definitely m view but nothing concrete has yet been arranged, French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman told Reuter today. The French Foreign Minister was speaking on board the French73 words
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107 1950-03-11 1 HUNGARY SERVES QUIT NOTICE ON BRITISH DIPLOMATS BUDAPEST. Mar. 10.— Britain ha* been asked by Hungary to recall two hiffhranklng diplomat* and suspend the activities of the British CounoU la Hungary. The request was made m a note whioh said that the Deputy Military Attache, LU-CoL Percy Capron, and theA.P. - 107 words
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Article72 1950-03-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS. Mar. 10.— The railway workers' strike called for yesterday by the Communist-dominated All India Union of Railway Workers as a protest against retrenchment fizzled out completely. All train services on the South Indian Railway ran uninterruptedly and the attendance at workshops72 words
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103 1950-03-11 1 SELANGOR INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The annual general meeting of the Selangor Indian Chamber of Commerce will toe held at the Chamber o£ Commerce will be held at the 'Chamoer premises at 10.50 a.m. tomorrow, Sunday, Mar. 12. QUORUM The following resolution will le moved by the Working Committee: "This103 words
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117 1950-03-11 1 The Director of Educational Services of the R.A.F. Air Commodore A. H. Robson, is arriving at Tengah today Saturday on a visit of R.A.F. Stations m Singapore and Malaya to see the educational work that is being done not only at the Education Centres117 words
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Article44 1950-03-11 1 DAUGHTER TO WED UJNDON, Mar. 10.— MLss Judith Annette Gimson, younger daughter of Sir Franklin Gimson, Governor of Singapore, and Lady Gimson, is to marry Captain Douglas Snowdon, the Queen's Royal Reginlent, younger son of Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Snowdon of Dulwich.44 words
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Article126 1950-03-11 1 KARACHI. Mar. 10. Rumours that Mir Lalk All, former Premier of Hyderabad, bad reached Karachi after crossing the Wait Pakistan border on Sunday night persisted here today. He had been -under house arrest m Hyderabad, and was earlier reported to have escaped with his family. NoReuter - 126 words
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Article41 1950-03-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Mar. 9.— Sri C. Rajagopalachari. ex-Governor-General, will be visiting Ceylon for the first time when he is expected to inaugurate the jubilee celebrations of the Jaffna Hindu College m April.- -Copyright.41 words
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Article91 1950-03-11 1 Countess Mountbatten of Burma, head of the) St. John Ambulance Association, arrived at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning by air from Singapore on a tour of the Federation. Countess Mountbatten started her tour with a visit to the Serendah Boys' Home-. This home is maintained by the91 words
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Article48 1950-03-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Mar. 10. There was scarcity of drinking water m Ramnad and Coimbatore districts, the Revenue Minister Mr. Sitarama Reddy told Madras Legislature today. The Minister said arrangements have been completed to supply drinking water by lorries and railways.48 words
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Article43 1950-03-11 1 Mr. Blythe Appointed Colonial Secretary LONDON, Mar. 10.— Mr. W. L. Biythe, President of the Municipal Commissioners, Singapore, has been appointed Colonial Secretary, Singapore, it was officially announced here. Mr. BJythe was Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Malayan Union, m 1946 ReuterReuter - 43 words
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706 1950-03-11 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Sat. Mar. 11, 1950. NOTES COMMENTS (On The Lim-Wicks Case) Sfcl^F-KELIANCE OR SUBSERVIENCE? IF you want the best men for anything and .everything, then obviously for a diplomat you must go to Britain, for a writer, France; for a scientist* Germany; for an industrialist, America; for706 words
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611 1950-03-11 2 No Trace Of His Servants Eitherl HYDERABAD, Mar. 6, (By Air Mail).— Mir Laik All, for. mer Prime Minister of the Hyderabad Government, with his wife, son and five daughters, all of whom were under house arrest, have escaped fromFOC - 611 words
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330 1950-03-11 2 Nizam Not A Tool Of Hie States Ministry, Says Patel (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Mar. lO.—Sardar Patel denying the Home Ministry's responsibility for the routine adnrinls* tratlon of law and order In Hyderabad State In the Indian Parliament oa Wednesday, explained that the Nlsam was not tool of330 words
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404 1950-03-11 2 CEYLON NEWS: COLOMBO, Mar. 10. "The grounds on which marriages could be dissolved under the Common Law had to be extended to keep pace with the changing tunes," said Senator S. R. Kanaganayagam In the Senate recently. He moved: "This House is ofFOC - 404 words
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62 1950-03-11 2 MR. A. E. GOONESINHA CONGRATULATES ATTLEE COLOMBO. Mar. 10. Mr. A. E. Gooneslnha Chief Government Whip. Minister without Portfolio and President of the Ceylon Labour Party, sent the following cable to the Bricish Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee. "Ceylon Labour Party sends heartiest congratulations on your continuance m office forFOC - 62 words
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Article205 1950-03-11 2 NEW DELHI, Mar. 10.— Pakistan Muslims not content with partition of India, are now clamouring for division of the Arakan part of Burma. Columnist of influential Burmese "Guide Daily" m its issue dated Feb. 27 said, "It has come to our notice that certain newspapersGIIS - 205 words
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129 1950-03-11 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Mar. 10.— Finance Minister Dr. John Mat thai told Parliament: "If Mahatma Gandhi stood for anything, it was for the need of developing the personality of the individual and the necessity for hard manual labour m the developmentFOC - 129 words
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71 1950-03-11 2 NEW DELHI, Mar. 10.— Elections to the primary Congress panchayats nave been postponed. A Press Note issued by the General Secretary of the A.-I.C.C. announcing this says that m view of the decisions of the Congress Working Committee and the A.-I.C.C, a circular is beingFOC - 71 words
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64 1950-03-11 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) iviADKAS, Mar. 10. Enquiry into the Calcutta Mail train accident is proceeding here and the deposition* are being taken from witnesses m the hospital. One witness stated that he noticed a mysterious jeep by the side of the road next to64 words
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208 1950-03-11 2 Delhi Conference To Discuss Future Of Sikkim NEW DELHI, Mar. 10.— The future administrative setup m Sikkim, Indian state adjoining Nepal on India's northern border, will be discussed at a conference m New Delhi on Mar. 11, between the External Affairs Ministry and representatives of Sikkim. Sikkim occupies a strategicReuter - 208 words
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Article, Illustration53 1950-03-11 2 The worst disaster on the Madras and Southern Mahratta Railway occurred m the early hours of last Saturday morning, Mar. 4, when the Calcutta mail train was derailed at just south of Suiurpet Station, 48 miles from Madras City. Picture above shows the capsized engine and tender of the ill-fated53 words
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59 1950-03-11 2 NEW DELHI, Mar. 10— Maulsuia Hifxur Rahman, General Secretary nf the Jamait-ul-Ulema-i-Hind has appealed to Pakistan's Prime Minister, Mr. LJaquat AIL Khan, to accept Pandit Nehru's proposal for factfinding commissions to tour East and West rtengaL He added: "It is your moral and religiousFOC - 59 words
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626 1950-03-11 2 DEATH OF DR. S. SINHA FAMOUS LAWYER AND POLITICIAN PATNA, Mar. 6, (By Air Mail).— Dr. Sachchidananda Sin ha, first President of the Indian Constituent Assembly (Provisional) and a leading citizen of Bihar, died at 6.30 a.m. at his residence today. He was 79. <* Dr. Sinha was quite cheerful626 words
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Advertisement87 1950-03-11 2 In the world-famous De Wilt's Pills you have a medicine made specially to restore tired and Juggiah kidneys to their I normal healthy activities Speedily Jpe kidneys are soothed, cleansed and stimulated to their viA task, and as pain and 1 H f7i\ <ii^nmf«>i cease. Seal th and vigour return.87 words
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1506 1950-03-11 3 Sub-Committee's Findings NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail). The threeman sab-committee, appointed by the Congress Working Committee to go into the charges against some Madras Ministers, has recommended that "the matter should be dropped and the complaints filed." The sub-committee, consisting of Dr. RajendraFOC - 1,506 words
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Article31 1950-03-11 3 SURAT, Mar. 10. A maternity home m the name Vallabhbhai Patel will be established at Bardoli. Mr. Morftbhfli Pnt.Pi Vka« rirmaferf Rs. 50,000 for the pufflose.— FOCFOC - 31 words
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Article, Illustration335 1950-03-11 3 RULES OF INDIAN PARLIAMENT MODIFIED NEW DELHI, Mar. tO.— P lament's control over Governmental expenditure win be more effective than hitherto as.. a result of modifications m the rules of Parliament announced by the Speaker, Mr. G. V. Maviankar on Feb. 1. Every Bill, it is provided, shall be accompaniedFOC - 335 words
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1553 1950-03-11 3 K. L. M. Plane Crash Enquiry COMMITTEE'S REPORT APPROVED NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail).— Mr. Khurshed Lai, Deputy Minister of Communications, said m Parliament recently there could be no question that the enquiry committee rightly came to the conclusion that the pilot was primarily to be blamed for the KLMFOC - 1,553 words
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Article, Illustration100 1950-03-11 3 Combined USA and Canadian Poices have been taking part m military exercises designed for Le protection of North America against attack from Alaska. The manoeuvre, called "Sweetbriar has been carried out to test the efficiency of various equipment, and the endurance and staminaA.P. - 100 words
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38 1950-03-11 3 MEETING OF INDIAN GOVERNORS NEXT WEEK Jaipur, Mar. 10.— The President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad will hold a meeting of the Governor and Rajpramukhs of States on Mar. 18 and 19 m New Delhi, it k learnt her* FOCFOC - 38 words
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172 1950-03-11 3 CALCUTTA, Mar. 10.— Miss Prem Muthur, the 25-year-old woman pilot from Hind Flying Club, Kaupur, flying a Silvaire, won the miniature national air race conducted by toe Aero Club of India over a 341-mile course Barrackpore Jamshedpur Asansol Barrackpore). She also won theFOC - 172 words
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109 1950-03-11 3 PATNA, Mar. 10, Mr. X B Sahay, Bihar's Revenue Minister' said m the Bihar Assembly that only 38 of the 113 estates with annual incomes of over R». SOOjO had so far been taken over by the State Government. Notifications for taking over theFOC - 109 words
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Article, Illustration851 1950-03-11 4 Six Regional Authorities For W. H. O. GENEVA, Mar. 10. A four-year plan for World Health, aimed at helping Governments to develop their health services and of increasing the authority of regional health organisations, will begin m 1952 if present plans are approved atReuter; A.P. - 851 words
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245 1950-03-11 4 CANBERRA, Mar. 10.— Australia is ready to call the first meeting of the Commonwealth Consultative Committee on aid to South-East Asia, External Affairs Minister Percy Spender told Parliament yesterday. In a foreign policy statement to the House of Representatives he said itReuter - 245 words
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Article, Illustration45 1950-03-11 4 PHOTO. Winston Churchill congratulates his Labour Party opponent, Seymour Hills, after the declaration of poll at Woodford, Essex on Feb: 24, when Britain went to the polls. Churchill was returned In a fourcornered fight. Centre, rear, wearing glasses, is the Communist candidate, W. Brooks. A.P.A.P. - 45 words
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Article480 1950-03-11 4 First Rule Nisi Issued In India INJUNCTION ON CENTRE TO STOP REASSESSMENT PROCEEDINGS BOMBAY, Mar. 10.— Bhagwati, Judge of Bombay High Court for the first time m India on Feb. 23 issued a rule nisi, calling upon the income-tax oflicer and the Union Government to show cause why writs ofFOC - 480 words
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130 1950-03-11 4 TRICHINOPOLY, Mar. 10. Mr. Kala Venkata Rao, General Secretary of the Indian National Congress, announced here recently that elections to village panchayats and the P.G.C.s under the new Congress constitution would be held m about a month or two. He hoped that generalFOC - 130 words
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Article153 1950-03-11 4 NEW DELHI, Mar. 10. The Rajpramukhs of Hyderabad, Rajasthan and Madhyabharat are expected to issue orders shortly under Article 348 of the Constitution that the proceedings of the respective High Courts will continue to be m the languages used hitherto, it is learnt. In theFOC - 153 words
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43 1950-03-11 4 NEW DELHI, Mar. 10.— Mr. N. Gopalaswami Ayyangar, Minister for Transport who also looks after IndoPakistani relations, characterized as a "wicked lie" a Pakistani report which stated that 10,000 people were killed m Calcutta during the recent disturbances.— FOCFOC - 43 words
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Article84 1950-03-11 4 DESHPANDE EXTERNED FROM BIHAR PATNA, Mar. 10. The Government of Bihar have issued an order under the Bihar Maintenance of Public Order Act, 1949, externing Mr. V. G. Deshpande, organizing secretary of the All-India Hindu /Mahasabha, from Bihar. Another order said his speeches and statements would have to be pre-censor-edFOC - 84 words
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71 1950-03-11 4 BULLOCK AND OWEN VISIT EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE CALCUTTA, Mar. 10. Mr. Herbert Bullock, President of the British Trade Union Congress, and Mr. John Owen, Secretary British Blast Furnacemen's Union, recently visited the Regional Employment Exchange of the Ministry of Labour, Government of India m Calcutta. They were accompanied by Mr. DevenFOC - 71 words
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366 1950-03-11 4 MADRAS, Mar. 10.— The Supreme Council of the All-India Union of Post and Telegraph Workers concluded its four-day session here on Feb. 25. The Council decided to suspend the West Bengal branch. It resolved to appoint an interim ad hoc committee toFOC - 366 words
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532 1950-03-11 4 DR. MOOKERJEE OUTLINES STEPS TO IMPROVE PRODUCTION JAIPUR, Mar. 10. Presiding over the second session of the All- India Cottage Industries Board here on Feb. 25, Dr. S. P. Mookerjee, India's Minister for In* dustry and Supply, called for a. "newFOC - 532 words
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125 1950-03-11 4 DEMAND FOR MORE INDIAN SHIPS ON CONTINENT LINE BOMBAY, Mar. 10.— Two Indian shipping companies will shortly negotiate m London with the U.K. Continent-India Shipping Conference for more Indian ships to run oti that line. The two companies Scindia Steam and India Steamship now run 16 ships on the U.K.-Continent-IndiaFOC - 125 words
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75 1950-03-11 4 CONGRESS PARLIAMENTARY PARTY EXECUTIVE NEW DELHI, Mar. 10. The following have been elected to the new executive of the Congress Party In. the Indian Parliament: Mr. Jagivan Ram, Prof. N. O. Ranga, Maulana Abul Kalam Aaad, Mr. Ananthasayanam Ayyangar, Dr. B. V. Keswar, Mr. Mohanlal Gautam, Mr. Mahavlr Tyagi, SardarFOC - 75 words
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Article48 1950-03-11 4 AMBALA, Mar. 10. An aerodrome will be constructed at Chandigarh, the permanent capital of Punjab (1). Mr. Prithvi Singh Azad, Public Works Minister, accompanied by Mr. Guha, of the Aviation Department, Government of India, visited Chandigarh and inspected a site for the aerodrome FOCFOC - 48 words
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Article66 1950-03-11 4 GAUHATJ, Mar. 10.— Two persona are reported to have been killed when 30 thatched houses were set on lire following a clash between two group* of people here. The incident occurred at the foot of the Sarania hills on the outskirts of the town. FlamesFOC - 66 words
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Article23 1950-03-11 4 NEW DELHI, Mar. 10.— The death occurred at Kanjivaram recently or P.-Lt. Panchanathan, Public Relations Officer. Indian Air Varre FOCFOC - 23 words
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455 1950-03-11 5 Largest Muster Of Members Seen In House Ot Commons LONDON, Mar. 10.— The Government won a confidence vote on steel nationalisation m the House of Commons last night. Voting figures were Government 310, Opposition 296. This first searching test of Labour's narrowReuter - 455 words
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129 1950-03-11 5 S. African Registration Bill Satanic, Says Dadoo JOHANNESBURG, Mar. 10.— Dr Yusof Dadoo, President of tnc Transvaal Indian Congress, yesterday described the South African Registration Bill as "satanlc". "There is no moral nor other obligation which rests on people io obey laws which are satanlc In conception and repugnant mReuter - 129 words
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Article53 1950-03-11 5 KARACHI, Mar. 10. Dr. Omar Hayat Malik, Vlce-Chancellcr of the Punjab university at Lahore, has been appointed Pakistan's first Ambassador to the United States of Indonesia, it was announced here yesterday. Dr. Malik, who Is 55, had held high university posts m India, and. since partition,Reuter - 53 words
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Article129 1950-03-11 5 MANCHESTER, Lancashire, Mar 10. Labour's slender overall majority m the new British House of Commons dropped to six last night when the Conservative candidate won the postponed general election poll m the Moss Side Division of Manchester. Voting had been delayed until yesterday after theReuter - 129 words
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81 1950-03-11 5 HAINAN-WAICHOW RADIO CONTACT INTERRUPTED HONGKONG, Mar. 10. Radio contact between Hainan and Waichow Islands was interrupted, according to Chinese reports from Hoihow la&t evening, Earlier despatches from Talpeh said severe fighting was taking place on Walchow island which lies approximately 25 miles south ot Pakhoi. More than 1,000 Communist troopsReuter - 81 words
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Article128 1950-03-11 5 LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. 10. Tne United Nations Legal Department yesterday published a memorandum on the question of Chinese representation. The memorandum, which was circulated by Mr. Trygve Lie pri/ately to some delegations a few veeks ago, makes the main points: 1. A state's representation mReuter - 128 words
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74 1950-03-11 5 FRENCH PRESIDENT'S CALL TO WORLD POWERS LONDON, Mar. 10.— President Vincent Auriol of France, state guest of the King of England Wednesday called upon all countries to co-operate with Britain and France to organise a "happy world from which fear, mistrust, misery and war will be banished." M. Auriol wasReuter - 74 words
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Article39 1950-03-11 5 MOSCOW, Mar. 10.— Russia denied on Tuesday night that Dr. Klaus Emil Fuchs, convicted of atom spy. passed Anglo-American science secrets to the Soviet Union. The report said Fuchs, a naturalised Briton was unknown to the Sov:et government. A.P.A.P. - 39 words
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Article151 1950-03-11 5 NEW YORK. Mar. 10.— A meeting of the Security Council en Kashmir due (or tcday has been postponed. The next meeting is expected to kz held either on Monday or Tuesday, though Tuesday Is the more likely date. At Wednesday's meeting, the President, Mr. Viteri LaReuter - 151 words
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61 1950-03-11 5 Caribbean Territories Standard Of Living To Be Raised WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.— Britain .Prance, the Netherlands and the United States agreed on a programme to raUe the standard or living m their Caribbean territories. Representatives of the 'four^ member governments of the Caribbean Commission signed an agreement outlining the programme, des»A.P. - 61 words
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Article, Illustration76 1950-03-11 5 PHOTO. Wong Feng Soon, 31-year-old Malayan badminton champion won the All-England Men's Singles badmin on title at London's Empress Wall on Mar. 4 In a hectic 27 -minute game with Denmark's Pool Holm, which ended 15-7, 15-10 m Wong's favour. His win over the seeded DaneA.P. - 76 words
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355 1950-03-11 5 LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. 10. Seretse Khama, banished from his Bechuanaland tribal reserve, might appeal to the United Nations, but officials here doubt whether it would do him much good. Procedure exists for petitions from individuals m non-self-governing territories to be sent to theReuter - 355 words
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Article219 1950-03-11 5 15,000,000 had already sent delegates to Britain for talks with Seretse Khama. Copies of the meeting's decision were to be sent to the British Secvetary for Commonwealth Relations, Mr. Patrick Gordon-Walker Seretse Khama himself was not at home to visitors yesterday morning. Mr. P. R. Fraenkel, hisReuter - 219 words
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261 1950-03-11 5 PARIS TALKS DECISION STILL AWAITED PARIS, Mar. 10.-— lndia and France have not yet agreed on a referendum date to decide the future of. the South Indian French settlements of Pondicherry, Make, Yanaon and Karikal, a French Foreign Office spokesman said yesterday. SomeReuter - 261 words
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74 1950-03-11 5 CHIANG GOVERNMENT WITHDRAWS FROM G.A.T.T. GENEVA, Mar. 10. Nationalist China na» wiuiurawa from We important i»4< uuaeitti Agreement ou xaruu ana xraae iuaiT). aer decision was communicated (otMM UAIX *i«nawriw me«(,uig acre now m a teittgrajn iroai Mr. Xrygve Ue, United Wationa utoeral .secretary. iae uaTT binds its members toReuter - 74 words
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Article68 1950-03-11 5 'RANGOON, Mar. 10.— An official announcement about tne Uommouweaitn loan to burma will ptooaoiy be maae m Rangoon alter .Burmese foreign Minister Sao Hkun Hkio returns to Rangon from a visit to the Shan States. The Burmese government is understood to be studying a memorandum fromA.P. - 68 words
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223 1950-03-11 5 SAIGON, Mar. 10. The semiofficial newspaper Echo dv Vietnam on Thursday urged union between Vletmlnh nationalist guerrillas and supporters of the Bao Dai government m the quest tor greater independence from France. The French-language daily said "We must unite with ourA.P.; Reuter - 223 words
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Advertisement204 1950-03-11 5 MANHOOD BY MACHINE The dream of the scientists comes true. You should now no longer suffer m silence for your lost manhood. Your days of suffering are over for ever. The great discovery of German Doctor ZABLUDOWSKY called Martyn Massage apparatus is new available m India and that too at204 words
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Article665 1950-03-11 6 "-^Manager And Contractor Stabbed To Death All Property Destroyed At 7.30 p.m. on March 9. the Hong Huat Sam Estate m Trianff area (Paliang) was attacked by ISO to 200 mixed bandits. Chinese and Malays. The bandits collected all the identity cards from the labourers665 words
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113 1950-03-11 6 A Grand Carnival Show will oe held today and tomorrow (Mar. 11 and 12) commencing at 2.30 t>.m. at the Bungsar Road Sports Club it) aid of the Lctal Indian Congr^s Building Fund (Social Service Section). Fun. frolic, magic, music, free cinema and113 words
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56 1950-03-11 6 LIM- WICKS CASE TO COME UP ON MAR. 22 A General Committee Meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners will be held m the Board Room on Wednesday, Mar. 22, at 2.15 p.m. to consider and decide upon the appointment of Deputy Water Engineer. The choice is between Mr. P. C.56 words
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Article, Illustration131 1950-03-11 6 ANNUAL SPORTS AT MENTAL HOSPITAL TODAY The Mental Hospital Recreation Club, will hold their Annual Athletic Sports today, Saturday, at the Club's ground commencing at 2.30 p.m. I OSLO, Mar. 10.— The Norwegian Government is not yet prepared to recognise the Bao Dai Government m Indochina, the Oslo newspaper, Morgenbladet,Reuter - 131 words
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Article29 1950-03-11 6 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union will be held at No. 1, Farrer Park, at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Mar. 11.29 words
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Article31 1950-03-11 6 The Gymkhana Sports Team wfll meet H.Q. Spore Dist. 2nd (XI) tomorrow (Mar. 12) m a friendly soccer game on St. Andrews School Ground. Kick-off at 5.15 p.m. sharp.31 words
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Article76 1950-03-11 6 Mrs. Isabel A. Maurer, one of the highest ranking women m the U.S. State Department, left Singapore yesterday morning for Saigon on the first lap of a Journey back to Washington after visiting United States Information Service offices m Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Mrs. Maurer was anUSIS - 76 words
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38 1950-03-11 6 The Office* Administering the Government Bir Patrick McKerrvti will open the Exhibition, organised by the Singapore Art Society today, (Saturday Mar. 11) at 5 p.m. at the Britisn Council Hall, Stamford Road, Singapore.38 words
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