Indian Daily Mail, 5 September 1950
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Title Section16 1950-09-05 1 Indian Daily Mail VOl. \I. NO. 204. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1950. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS16 words
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Article444 1950-09-05 1 Punishment For Internal Strife And Dissension First Instance In Congress History (From Our Own Corix-spiK'tlenl) MADRAS, Sept. 4. Nemisis has at last overtaken the faction-ridden Andhra Provincial Congress Committee it has been superseded. ihe Congress orking Committee meeting on Sunday in New Delhi and presided444 words
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241 1950-09-05 1 Electoral L;sls will be open fo: public ln*pecti a ?t the follow, ng centres from tcrmr'-ow Wednesday Se-^t 6 to Sept. i.» General Post Office Victoria School. Rargeor. Road School Gutrv.m School, Gc-yiang Englisn i.crnel. Tanglin T\nggi Junior Malay School Scotls Road. Serangoonl English241 words
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Article73 1950-09-05 1 NEW DELHI. Sept. 4.— More than 151,350 new tiees were planted by various Units on July 15, which was observed as the "Tree Plantation Day" by the Indian Army all over tl;e country. The Army had launched the treepi :intation campaign in April 1949. DuringGIIS - 73 words
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Article77 1950-09-05 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Sept. 4— The Indian delegate, Mr. B. Shiva Rao, told the administering powers at Lake Success; on Aug. 30 that if they did not "encourage and direct" trade union movements in their colonies, "radical elements" would utilise labour f>.s potent force in the curnGIIS - 77 words
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56 1950-09-05 1 KARACHI, Sept. 4.— A taado delegation of six left here yesterday for Tokyo to negotiate a new agreement covering Pakistani wheat and cotton shipments in return tor Japane.s:- cloth and machinery, atcording to well informed circl > here. It is expected to reach TokycReuter - 56 words
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687 1950-09-05 1 DATO ONN'S ASSURANCE KUALA LUMPtJB, Sept. 4. In openi-ii; the first meeting of MM Rural and Industrial Development Authority in Kuala Lumpur today the chairman Ditto Onn bin Ja'afarj stressed that at this stage tin- authority was an Interim body art ii]» in e*iev687 words
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545 1950-09-05 1 THREE KILLED AND TWO WOUNDED KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A police communique issued here today states:— This morning a police party of five was travelling by bus in Pahang when bandits opened fire on the bus. A police sergeant major, a police constable and545 words
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321 1950-09-05 1 HEALTH MINISTERS CONFERENCE IN DELHI NEW DELHI, Sept. 4.— lnaugurating the three-day conference of the State's Health Ministers in New Delhi on Aug. 31, the Prime Minister, Pandit Nehru, said that public heal t h depended on more fundamental matters like food and housing than on drugs and medicines. UrgingGIIS - 321 words
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Article76 1950-09-05 1 NIiJW DELHI, Sept. 4.— Among the eight Indians reported to have been killed in the TWA Constellation crash near Cairo on Aug. 31 are Maharaj Colonel Prithi fcingh Baria, 39-year-okl star player of the Indian Polo Association; Mr. Dinkar Kowshik, Director of Industries, Bombay Government; Mr. PallaoGIIS - 76 words
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Article128 1950-09-05 1 hour later than the advertised times. The down stopping train for Kuala Lumpur will leave Ipoh at nine fifty a.m. and will run tiuoughout approximately three and half hours later than the advertised times. The stopping train fr jm Kuala Lumpur will however leave at the ad-vertlsed time. (12.55 p.m.)128 words
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Advertisement38 1950-09-05 1 SURSfRIPTION KATES (BY Pv>ST» M.tlaya, I." N. r.oin o MBd Sarawak 1 Month 4.00 3 1 J.OO 6 i x.(,-u 1 v ar +rf 'to Other Places 1 Ifoctjj s.uo 3 Ib.i 6 30 00 I Year 60.0038 words
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Advertisement67 1950-09-05 1 TELL YOUR PRODUCTS TO THE PEOPLE through: TAMIL MURASU The Leading TAMIL Dally In Malaya over 16 years 71, SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE. USb THE Jttf M J/TM mm m m WITHIN MALAYA fc^^y^^.^^ DELIVERIES TO YOUR DOOR NORMAL PARCEL POST RATE ff\^\^^>V^ PLUS 15 CENTS PER POUND ASK FOR DETAILS67 words
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623 1950-09-05 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tues. Sept. 5, 1950 A FAKE REFERENDUM AS early as the first week ol last month, the Indian J)ai'> Mail frankly warned that it would be impossible to hold a free referendum on toddy during the preseii Emergency period, and even ii u could bt; hekl,623 words
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Article992 1950-09-05 2 Detailed Reports liamaraj IS/adar Elected For 12 th Year In Succession MADRAS, Aug. 29 (By Air Mail).— Mr. K. iiamaraj Nadar re elected President of the Tamil Nad Congress Committee today for the 12th year in succession. Mr. Kamaiaj Nadar got l"»,i votes as agaast 99 securedFOC - 992 words
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503 1950-09-05 2 rATNA. An;,-. 9$ (By Air Mail). Tlll Bjhar Provincial CmMM I <ninu.1.e, tvh.oi Mtkn today un (lpr ;ho presidentship of Mr. .Ia K jivan Ram. Im Ja\s Laboi.r •Minister. «lecte., Mr> L;,j shmi Narain BoSmm. Svvrclavy of lie bil,ar Conarcss Le tfisIatlirp Partv>503 words
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515 1950-09-05 2 Srfts.r* Mr! I sl T2*SJ?J&SL Sara Mr. Tandon said in his letter: 'I ni in receipt of your letter of the ath instaii t enclosing a copy of the iote, which you intend to publish in he ••Uarijan" on the 26th. I thank youFOC - 515 words
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Article146 1950-09-05 2 new DELHI, sept. 4. Latest reports received here cates nrally .state that Chinese Communist rroops nave nowhere cross d T bet.n territory. Friendly suggestions vnadc oy the Government of India some time ago that the question of the future political status of Tibet should be settledFOC - 146 words
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Article105 1950-09-05 2 W. Pun jb Adviser Resigns LAHORE, Sept. 4.-Shelkh Sltflfl Hasan. thr> fifth and now tht ,n ftSSS t0 thp Punjab Pakistan) ri 0 Jt e^ H (>r ar ;D f unced on AUg. 29 hat *l e w° uld resign his office in August 31. Three or his colleagues •olinßuishedFOC - 105 words
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147 1950-09-05 2 LAKE SUCCESS. Sept. 4. The United States hopes that, a decision may be taken th;? week on its proposal that the U.N. Security Council appoint In i:a and Sweden :c a co. emission to make an on-the-spot Investigation of Chinese comnunist charges thatUSIS - 147 words
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Article, Illustration191 1950-09-05 2 Jni-ob A. Malik of the Soviet Uni >n, president of t'.ie United N-.\--ti.Ti, Security Council for the month of August, pro cled at the I icil meeting (Aug. 2. 1950) at Lake Success. New York, at which items n be included on the Council's agenda were discussed. The Soviet delegateUSIS - 191 words
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Article371 1950-09-05 2 ERNAKULAM, Aug. 29 (By Air Mail).— Mr. Kumlinlilh Sanku Filial. Travaacore Congress leader, was elected uaaliiMusly today ;>.s Prettideat of the Kerala Provincial CeagrasN Committee at a meeting of the nowlyri(c 4 <(! !>•: nuben ef K.F.C.C. hrUl at Thottakkal Memorial Hall today. A majority ofFOC - 371 words
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Article54 1950-09-05 2 MADRAS. Sept. 4. The Madras Government has decided to discontinue the use in official documents of titles like Maharaahopadhyaya. Shain-u -Ulauia. Haz'l-ul-Mulk. Shifa-u Mulk. Vaidyaratna, and Chikit --Sakratha. These are considered to be not academic "distinctions" but Mtles' within the meaning of Article 18 of t.h PFOC - 54 words
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124 1950-09-05 2 NEW DELHI, Sept. 4 -The Government of India have abol shed peirol rationing with effect from Sept. 1 in several states. The States are Madras, Travancore -Cochin. Mysore, Coors Hyderabad, West Bonsai. Bihar Onssa, Raja^than, Ajmer.< and Delhi. From the date, the p-ess noteFOC - 124 words
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Advertisement12 1950-09-05 2 "EDGEWO?mrTOB\CCO Pipe Tobacco I Relax with Edgeworth Agents: F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD.12 words
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Advertisement107 1950-09-05 2 5,000 DIABETICS Wanted To Write To-day For FREE BOOKLET which explains in simple langua?*' how DIABETES is CURABLE WITHOUT INJECTIONS. FASTING OR DIETING. Vonus Research Laboratory. i O. BOx 587, Calcutta, India. XJOOOOOOOCX.XKXS^..VX>OO<K>.- 000 END GREY HAIR Not by hair dye. Our "KESHKANTI" Ayurvedl* Hair Oil restores the Grey hair107 words
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344 1950-09-05 3 CEYLON NEWS: Over Rs. 1 m. Loss To Ceylon COLOMBO, Sept. 4. Four thousand tons of potatoes worth Rs. 1,120,000 were dumped in the sea or discarded as unfit for consumption during the last five months, due to concentrated imports under the free licensingFOC - 344 words
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492 1950-09-05 3 mm TO CHOIMA EPIDEWC COLOMBO, Sept. 4. Shipment* of toodslufts from Bombay and Calcutta to Ceylon have been banned, on recommendation by Dr. W. C ickrumasinghe. Director of Medical ani Sanitary Services th c reason being an epidemic of cholera in Bombay andFOC - 492 words
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108 1950-09-05 3 STUDENTS ASKED TO SURRENDER CERTIFICATES! COLOMBO. Sept. 4. -Four students who assod the SSC examlna tion as far back as 1948 have now been asked to surrender their certificates owing to some confusion ir the Education Department re gardiner the students' marks. This move on the part of the Education108 words
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275 1950-09-05 3 R. T. C. On S. African Indians DELHI GOVERMENT'S STAND REITERATED NEW DELHI, Sept. 4.— The Government of India have informed the Government of Pakistan that there would be no point in reconsidering their earlier decision not to participate in the proposed Round Table Conference to discuss the position of275 words
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Article, Illustration39 1950-09-05 3 PHOTO) As American troops begM to push back the tofHM^ (Bi-ir. Gi-n. Carlos P. Romulo (rigtt), General Mac-Arthur (centre) and Ph. i .p--pine President Osmena (left) land d in the Plnl.i.snnes, Oct. 20, 1944. USISUSIS - 39 words
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Article118 1950-09-05 3 c ussions at the Round Table Conference, the Union Government would negative any suggestion for the modification either of the Group Area Act or of the earlier anti-Indian legislation. In the circumstances, the Government of [ndia have come to the conclusion that There would be no point In reconsidering theirFOC - 118 words
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Article458 1950-09-05 3 COLOMBO, Sept. 4. The death car in the recent TalpUiya tragedy, with its six occupants, hurtled lown a 20- ft', declivity beside the bridge, hit a largp hnulder just above water level, and was then cata(,/ilted into midstream, turning a complete somersault in the air.FOC - 458 words
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Article81 1950-09-05 3 COLOMBO. Sept. 4. -The ab h tion of Imperial honours is to be demanded by its Matara branch a L the forthcoming annual sessions ot the United National Party, to be 1-cld shortly at Galle. Some resolutions which will have far-reaching effects on the present sfFOC - 81 words
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Article45 1950-09-05 3 NEW DELHI, Sept. 4. It is understood that most of the State Government to whom the text of the Anti-Profiteering Ordinance was forwarded for comment havo expressed their general approval The Ordinance may be expected to be issued on Saturday next. FOCFOC - 45 words
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Article49 1950-09-05 3 COIiOMBO, Sept. 4.— A cabinet 5Ub-CQnunitt«e cor&^UWf Mr J R. Jayewardene, Mr. H. W. Amara-uriya. Mr. G. G. Ponnambalam, has been appointed to report on foreign investments and the necessary safeguards and inducements that should be extended botn to foreign capital and local interest?. FOCFOC - 49 words
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117 1950-09-05 3 NEW DELHI. Sept. 4. -The Government of India have announced monthly allowances for war heroes. Winners of the Param Vir Chakra. the nation's highest award for gallantry in combat with the enemy, will receive Rs. 50 a month each and Rs. 20 for each Bar,FOC - 117 words
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Article37 1950-09-05 3 COLOMBO, Sept. 4.— With effect from Sept, 1. the postage rate on "surface" post cards to countries, which are not in the British Commonwealth, has been increased froir 12 cex»U to 15 ceitfs FOCFOC - 37 words
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405 1950-09-05 3 Protection To Indian Plywood Industry KOZHIKODE, Sept. 3. In an interview recently with pressmen on the recommendations of the Indian Tariff' Board regarding grant of protection to the plywood industry, Rao Bahadur B. S. Tripurantaka Mudaliar, President of the South Indian Plywood Manufacturers' Association, said: "My first impression is thatFOC - 405 words
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Article, Illustration66 1950-09-05 3 PHOIXD. EILEEN FENTON. 11 -year-old 8 stone English School teacher, won the £1.000 nrst prize for women in the big Cros^-Channel Swim Rac<\ Aug. 22. Miss Benton who landed on a Dover beach crossed in 16 hours 31 minute.s. It was her first attempt at swimming the Channel. Photo Shows:A.P. - 66 words
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Article91 1950-09-05 3 CALCUTTA. Sept. 4. -Or. \i »hindo Mukorjoo formerly Bishop of Delhi h;»s been installed Bishop of India, Burma Mid Ceftoa smci BV.io;> of Calcutta on Saturday. It is the first time in the history of the Anglican Church that an Indian has been appointed to thisA.P. - 91 words
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Article275 1950-09-05 3 NEW DELHI. Sept. 4 -The D»tence Ministry in a Press Ni.tu says that the upper age-limits for pntry to the Joint Services Wing of the National Defence Acadeny have been raised from 17 to 170 years instead of from 15 to 17 as at present forFOC - 275 words
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Advertisement154 1950-09-05 3 X^Vy i mHi mSw So^ c n e t^ le cause of most of nilljl\ffw'**0 < W those backbreaking. pains and MJTMt W? |Br^jfc, creaking joints, and if they fail in_ thefr task of filtering and expelling waste matter from the body, you can expect suffering. So" Immediately you suspect154 words
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1109 1950-09-05 4 THE MOTOR VEHICLES (COMMERCIAL USE) REGULATIONS. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO AUTHORISE THE USE OF A HACKNEY CARRIAGE I, A. MARIA PPAN MANDORE of Labis B;ihru h ato. Scgamat in the .s.'afo oJ Jol rr hereby GIVE NOTICE of Intention to apply for a hackney carriage permit for one1,109 words
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577 1950-09-05 4 Report For 1949 Following are extracts from the Report for the year Id4d of the Advisory Committee of Singapore Ra~ makrishna Mission piepared for submission at the 161 h Annual General Itieeiing ot the members of the Mission, to be held on Saturday, Sept, 9577 words
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218 1950-09-05 4 The Commissioner;; under the Commission of Inquiry, the issue of Which was announced by government on July 25, will hold their first meeting at 10.00 a. in Saturday Sept. 16. in the Legislative Council Chamber a: the Victoria Memorial Hall. Subsequent meetings are fixed tor218 words
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186 1950-09-05 4 Army's Fart In Brigg's Plan Will Not Be Red uced The Is.. Bn. the Devonshire Regir.ciu wai due to be relieved by the Ist. Bn. the Wiltshire Regiment, who have n; been diverted temporarily I to Kongkong to replace one of the battalion! which has sailed from tJie.e to Korea,186 words
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Article112 1950-09-05 4 On Sept. l. Mr. K. M. E", *rne t«wk over from Mr. L. W. Donougb Clerk of Councils in Slngapoi" Mr. Byrne has ju-t returned from two .years in Oxford on a OueenV P Uo 5 Wp; n? studied at Christ an^Sci^^re^f tOOk the BA On112 words
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225 1950-09-05 4 me managing committee of tfv Selangor Government Servants j Co-operative Thrift Loan So cxety Limited at their meeti-ig hel( on .Aug. 30 bade farewell to Mr T F'. Carey, Ccnmis-ionu for Co operative Development, prior t< his departure to England on fur I225 words
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122 1950-09-05 4 Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, Miniate- foi Economic Affairs will lead the U.K delegation to the Commonwealth Consultative Committees of Economic Assistance to South East Asm which opens its meetings in London on Sept. -J5, after preliminary meetings of officials. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald will be theC.G.O. - 122 words
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Article107 1950-09-05 4 Following are the prize-winnmr tickets in the "Lucky Numbers drawrs by the Singapore Kerah Samajam during the Onam cele brations held recently at thf; Nev. World Stadium. Winners who hav* not yet received their prizes ar< requested to contact the Hony General Secretary of the Samajam So,107 words
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Article149 1950-09-05 4 A total of 496 books to .uprising 106 itSq"? l Utle w added to the USIS free public library at 26 Raffles Place during August, it was announced today by Miss Margaret K. Beadtes, USIS librarian Most of these titles are juveniles -suitable for the young members ofUSIS - 149 words
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Article141 1950-09-05 4 By the courtesy of the Singapore title Association, it is proposed to hold the Ex-Service Shooting Competition at the Seletar Range on Sunday, Sept. 17 commencing at 8.30 If time permits it i.s hoped to arrange a "Knock-out Falling Plate" leain event. Ammunition will he provided free141 words
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Advertisement145 1950-09-05 4 ONAM FESTIVAL IN SINGAPORE Above photographs tby Mr. P. K. eS World Stadium on Aug. 27 to cele- brate the Onam Festival under Wlifr jBB^PWBeW the auspices ot the S'pore Kerala i;: i2fr k lp'^W Samajam. On the left (by Mr -'aR» fi»\ W Cl Sukumaran, 7. Race Course mm145 words
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