Indian Daily Mail, 19 March 1950
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Title Section16 1950-03-19 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. NO. 36. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1950. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS16 words
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1044 1950-03-19 1 Mass Migration Of Minorities Continue BUT NO MAJOR INCIDENT SAYS PANDIT NEHRU NEW DELHI, Mar. 18.— Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlai Nehru told India's Parliament yesterday no major communal incident has developed between Pakistan's East Bengal and India's West Bengal provinces m the past two andAP; Reuter - 1,044 words
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92 1950-03-19 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 18.— Indian Prime Minister Pandit Nehru reaffirmed yesterday that India's foreign policy was not neutral, passive or negative, but one designed to help those forces which she considered right and to keep her apart from an alignment of powersReuter - 92 words
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296 1950-03-19 1 SAIGON, Mar. 18. French officials said yesterday the guerrilla forces they are fighting have begun to get arms from the Chinese Communists. Red China recently recognized the Vietnam Republic at Moscowtrained Ho Chi Minh, who is fighting Bao Dai'a Vietnam andA.P.; Reuter - 296 words
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Article57 1950-03-19 1 BEIRUT, Mar. 18.— The Lebanese Minister at Amman confirmed on Wednesday that a TransjordanIsrael treaty has been signed. There has been no published omuent m Beirut yet but the Prime Minister of the Lebanon told a correspondent that the Lebanon considered thMreaty an unfriendly act and awatt»A.P. - 57 words
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Article48 1950-03-19 1 BOMBAY, Mar. 18. Three persons were stabbed to death yesterday m Muslim-Hindu clashes. Police continued their arrests of trouble makers and the total m jails reached nearly 700. A curfew was imposed m the heart of the mill area. scene of Friday's stabbings.- A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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188 1950-03-19 1 2,000 Armed Communists Attack Italian Social Movement Hqrs. TURIN, Mar. 18.— Two thousand Communists armed with sticks yesterday attacked and destroyed the Turin headquarters of the Italian Social Movement, a neo-fascist organisation. Police used tear gas and fired m the air to disperse them. Twenty policemen were injured by stonesReuter - 188 words
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276 1950-03-19 1 BOMBAY, Mar* 18.— Negotiations for foreign "partnership" m 75 Indian industrial projects have been finalised, since the time of India's independence. Foreign investments m thes« projects m India totalled 213,000.000 dollars. The United Kingdom, Switzerland and the United States are the "Big Three" participating mFOC - 276 words
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157 1950-03-19 1 BOMBAY. Mar. 18»— A Prdvincial Cabinet source revealed yesterday that an American businessman m India was mainly responsible for the escape of Mir Laik Ali, former Prime Minister of Hyderabad whose entry into Pakistan was officially admitted on Thursday. The American's name was givsnA.P. - 157 words
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59 1950-03-19 1 LAIK ALI'S FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE IN PAKISTAN KARACHI, Mar. 18.— Mir Laik Ali, former Premier of Hyderabad, yesterday made his first public appearance since his escape from house arrest In Hyderabad on Mar. 4. He drove yesterday to the tomb of Mohammad Ali Jinn ah. first Governor-General of Pakistan andReuter - 59 words
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Article125 1950-03-19 1 PARIS, Mar. 18. The French Foreign office confirmed yesterday that it has refused a visa to tnt Soviet journalist Llya ~Ehronburg because his "personal activities might be inimical to France". Ehrenburg, Russia's best known journalist and author apparently wanted to come to Paris for aA.P. - 125 words
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67 1950-03-19 1 KARACHI, Mar. 18 The Pakistan government increased on Thursday its import duties on cars and parts to 54 percent ad valorem when levied at the standard rate of exchange, and to 48 percent at the preferential rate. At t!f>« sams ttme\ the government exemptedA.P. - 67 words
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451 1950-03-19 1 LONDON, Mar. 18.— India and Pakistan by agreeing to the Security Council resolution on Kashmir even though the reservations have cleared a way for much of the good which have been showing up about their future, said the Liberal Manchester Guardian m an editorial yesterday.A.P.; Reuter - 451 words
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160 1950-03-19 1 Lord Tedder To Be Chairman Of British Joint Services Mission LONDON, Mar. 18. Marshal i>! the Royal Air Force Lord Tedder, wartime deputy to the Supreme Allied Commander, Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower, is to become chairman or the Britis'a joint serrices mission m Washington. Announcing tnis m the House ofReuter - 160 words
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146 1950-03-19 1 GENEVA, Mar. 18 —The newlyappointed World Health Organization (WHO) tuberculosis adviser for Southeast Asia, Dr. Edmond McWeeney, left here for New Delhi On Thurtday. Dr, McWeeney, former senior medical inspector m Ireland's Health Department, has held medical posta In England, Iraq, and Palestine. WHOUSIS - 146 words
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Article197 1950-03-19 1 CALCUTTA, Mar. 18.— Three hundred and seventy-one detenus who had been ordered tobe released forthwith* by the Calcutta High Court because the laws under which they had been detained had lapsed, were marched back to prison here under a fresh order issued under a recentFOC - 197 words
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Article48 1950-03-19 1 ROME, Mar. 18.— A flying disc appeared on Tuesday m Sicilian skies. Ansa. the Italian news, agency reported on Wednesday from Ragura. The agency report sad that inhabitants of Comiso saw very bright flying disc on Tuesday afternoon hovering over the town for some hours.- A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Advertisement22 1950-03-19 1 TELL YOUB PRODUCTS TO TBS PBOPIJI through: TAMIL MURASy The Leading TAMIL Daily m Malaya over 14 years 71, SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE.22 words
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1146 1950-03-19 2 Madras Gets 11 •S percent, Highest Goes To Bombay NEW DELHI, Mar. 18.— Madras gets 17.5 per cent, of income tax revenues under Sir Chintaman D. Deshmukh's award on allocation of shares of income tax and export duty among the States, announcedFOC - 1,146 words
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Article41 1950-03-19 2 NEW DELHI, Mar. 18.— The Vosant Sammelan (wlter rally) of the R.S.S of Delhi and Punjab (1) concluded on Sunday Mar. 5 Over 2.500 R.S.S. members perticipat&d :n the rally, which was witnessed by a large gathering. FOCFOC - 41 words
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105 1950-03-19 2 CAPITAL FOR PUNJAB (I): ASSEMBLY QUESTIONS SIMLA, Mar. 18. There was a series of questions m the Punjab (I) Assembly on Mar. 6 over the Government's decision to build the State's permanent capital at Chandigarh, about 30 miles northiweist of Ambala. The P.W.D. Minister, Mr. Prithvisingh Azad, told the HouseFOC - 105 words
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63 1950-03-19 2 CHARGED WITH SABOTAGING RAILWAY TRACKS SALEM, Mar. 18. Thirty persons describe! as Communists cr Communist sympathizers have been charged by the police before the First Class Magistrate. Salem, with various crimes including one of sabota??' 3 of railway tracks and endangering life and property. Twen f y- two of theFOC - 63 words
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87 1950-03-19 2 INDO PAKISTANI BARTER DEAL REPORT DENIED NEW DELHI, Mar. 18.— Inquiries 111 informed circles reveal that reports that a barter deal between India and Pakistan has been concluded are without foundation. It is emphasized here that, while a general revival of trade would oe m the interests of both countriesFOC - 87 words
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Article96 1950-03-19 2 NEW DELHI, Mar. 18.— India will cut her food imports "to the minimum" this year, according to official sources here. j The Food Ministry has asked tol Rs. 560 million of wheat m 100,000 tons of rice and 1,400,000 tons of wheat m 1950-51. FoodFOC - 96 words
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Article, Illustration128 1950-03-19 2 PHOTO. A Rover gas turbine car, first British move toward this system cf powering automobiles for the ownerdriver, was speed-tested over the silverstone circuit, Northamptonsiire, England on Mar. 9. Car Association officials, British Track drivers and motcring writers saw the graceful toureur streakA.P. - 128 words
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629 1950-03-19 2 "EDUCATE THE VOTERS" NEW DELHI, Mar. 18,— President Rajendra Prasad recently advised journalists, Indian and foreign to be "perfectly honest and careful*' m presenting news. He wanted them "not to mitigate or exaggerate buf to say the truth and nothingFOC - 629 words
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Article178 1950-03-19 2 NEW DELHI. Mar. 18,— A six-day conference of census superintendents will be held m New Delhi i shortly to discuss plans fc'r a decennial cen?us m India m 1951. The conference will draft a questionnaire "m the light cf the provisions of the Republican Constitution and the'F0C - 178 words
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Article209 1950-03-19 2 GOVERNMENT DO NOT INTEND POSTPONEMENT NEW DELHI, Mar. IS.— The Government have no intention of postponing the health insurance scheme and are going ahead with plans for implementing a pilot scheme m Delhi, said a spokesman of the Labour Ministry, commenting on the memorandum of theFOC - 209 words
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274 1950-03-19 2 HYDERABAD, (Dn). Mar. 18.— A Krishimmachari, Chairman of the States Finance Enquiry Committee arrived here recently to hold consultations with officials of the Hyderabad Government on the details regarding the financial integration of the State which comes into effect from April 1, 1950. Mr. V. NarahariFOC - 274 words
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141 1950-03-19 2 Indian Communist Group's Complaint Against Secretary BOMBAY, Mar. 18.— Thousands of copies of a Marathi pamphlet were distributed m Bombay on Mar. 8 appealing to members cf the. Indian Communist Party to "release the party from the leadership of Mr. B. T. Ranadive." Signed by 42 persons, claiming to beFOC - 141 words
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114 1950-03-19 2 Buddhist Monks Denounce Pakistan Policy CALCUTTA, Mar. 18.— Sixty Buddhist monks who have trekked their way from the Pakistan province of East Bengal have appealed to "all countries who value the creed of nonviolence, to ensure the safety and rights of hon- Muslims m Pakistan In a statement, the BuddhistsFOC - 114 words
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1277 1950-03-19 3 Common Communist Threat Must Bring India Pakistan Together Position Now As Between France Germany! By SYLVIAN MANGEOT, Renter's Special Correspondent NEW DELHI, Mar. 18. The most urgent challenge to the new Republic of India lies m her ability to establish good neighbourly relations with Pakistan. Two main obstacles to theReuter - 1,277 words
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Article99 1950-03-19 3 GWALIOR, Mai'. 18— The Sessions Judge on Mar. 7 rejected the appeal of Parchure, who had been sentenced to six months' r.l. on v charge of entering the limits of GwaJior district m contravention cv the order of the District Magistrate. The court, however, reduced the sentenceFOC - 99 words
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305 1950-03-19 3 NEW DELHI, Mar. 17. Arrangements for the integration of the postal and tele-communication systems of the former Indian States into the unified allIndia system have been completed and the posts and telegraphs departments will take over the systems from April next, it was learnt here.FOC - 305 words
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Article, Illustration866 1950-03-19 3 WASHINGTON. Mar. 18.— Worldwide publicity is being given to uses of rubber by a new United States Information Service filmstrip which has been distributed to all U.S.I.S. overseas posts, it was revealed here. The filmstrip was prepared m response to requests byFOC; U.S.I.S. - 866 words
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221 1950-03-19 3 Appeals To Supreme ]ourt: Grant Of Special Leave NEW DELHI. Mar. 18.— The Supreme Court of India on Mar. 8 granted leave to appeal under Article 136 (1) of the Constitution, to Pritam Singh against the sentence of death passed on him by the Sessiojis Judge and confirmed by theFOC - 221 words
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64 1950-03-19 3 PATNA. Mar. lu.~ -The Government of Bihar have decided to remove major offences such as homicide rape, dacoity, robbery, Kidnapping, abduction, breach ex trust and cheating from the purview of Jury trial m the State. The decision has been taken ua theFOC - 64 words
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1792 1950-03-19 4 DUE TO NON- INCREASE OF WAGES LABOUR DEPT'S REPORT FOR JANUARY "Although labour was again quiet throughout the Federation, there being three strikes on rubber estates with none serious, further reports have been received of dissatisfaction among the tappers working on rubber estates in membership1,792 words
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Article232 1950-03-19 4 The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted at the Annual General Meeting of the Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union held on Saturday, Mar. 11, 1950 at No. 1 Farrer Park. 1. The members of the Union view with deep concern the excessive delay in the implementation in H.M.232 words
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210 1950-03-19 4 U.S.I.S. DIRECTOR TO SPEAK AT CHINESE SCHOOL KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 18. —The Associate Director of tb? United St at os Information Service, Mr. Lawrence van B. Nichols, will give a talk on "Higher Education In America" at the Chung Hwa High School, Setapak, tomorrow Monday, Mar. 20. This is the210 words
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Article73 1950-03-19 4 The opening ceremony of Seletar Tamils Association Library will oe held at 9.30 a.m. on Sunday. Mar. 19, at block No. 78, H.M. Naval J Base, Singapore under the Chair--manship of Captain W. Evershed., D.S.O., (R.N.) The Representative of the Govt. of India Mr. J. A. Thivy73 words
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Article138 1950-03-19 4 Sardar Mukhtar Singh eldest son of Sardar Janmeja Singh (S/Sgt Police Radio R Division) of Singapore, was married to Miss Swaran Kaur fifth daughter of Sardar Ram Singh of Menglembu, Ipoh, on Tuesday morning at 8.30 a.m.. Mar. 14 The marriage took place at the bride's home in138 words
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