Indian Daily Mail, 26 October 1950

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  • 15 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. N0."254. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1950. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS
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  • 299 1 Socialists To Contest Coming Elections (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Oct. 25.— Socialist leader Mr. Jaiprakash Narain addressing a press conference in the city last night said that whatever happened in Kashmir, India must have friendly relations with Pakistan. He added that personally speaking he
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  • 177 1 ENGLISH TO BE MEDIUM OF INS MOTION IN INDIAN VARSITIES DECISION OF EDUCATION CONFERENCE (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Oct. 25.— English will continue as the medium of instruction in all South Indian universities and there will be no reduction of hours for learning the English language in schools. This
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  • 79 1 Mrs. Jane Hogenson, prominent Tiieosophist from, the United States, will address a public meeting on the "Message of Theosophy" at the Singapore Theosophical Lodge, 8, Cairnhill Road, today (Thursday) at 6.30 p.m. Mrs. Hogenson, who has spent the last year at the International Headquarters of
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  • 50 1 TEL AVIV, Oct. 25.—Israel's Progressive Party leader Pinhas Rosenn told President Weizmann today that he had been unable to form a, new Cabinet, it was officially announced here today. The President began consultations with party leaders. Mr. Rosenn was the chief mediator in the crisis.— Reuter
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  • 58 1 B£ MBAY> Oct- 25.-Cholera killed 200 people in the Satora district of Bom Day state during the second week in October, a Government spokesman disclosed today. The affected district, where the disease is not yet under control, has a population of 2,000,000. Eightysix persons died of
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  • 257 1 FLUSHING MEADOWS, Oct. 25. -President Truman s appeal for a genuine effort to reduce armanents so that swords shall be beaten into ploughshares" is likely to be the inspiration of an Indianresolution before the Political Committee at its next meeting.
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  • 46 1 Srimathi Gnanavhigamany, wii't jf the Venerable Archdeacon D. M. -Jnanasnigamany of Malaya, will ieliver a Kalakshepam on Gunaseelan and Rethinam at che Methodist Tamil Church Hall 1, Short Street, on Sunday, Oct. 28, at 5.30 p.m. in Tamil. All are cordially invited.
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  • 303 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Oct. 25.— South India s greatest statesman Sri Chakravartl Rajugopalachari received a black flag welcome on arriving in Madras City yesterday morning from Mysore, Xne demonstration was organised by .nembers of the Dravida Munnetra Kalaghar.i led by Mr. C.
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  • 82 1 LONDON, Oct. 25.—King George and Queen Elizabeth, accompanied by the King's mother, Queen Mary, visited Britain's new House of Commons today. It was a private visit to give the Royal Family a chance to look over the Chamber in detail before the King opens
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  • 34 1 SAIGON, Oct. 25.— French forces evacuated Muong Khuong in northern Indo-China two days ago a spokesman announced here today. Muong Khuong is in northwestern Laos, about 100 miles from the Thai- land frontier.- Reuter
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  • 28 1 SYDNEY, Oct 25 —Fourteen thousand ironworkers in Sydney staged a 24-hours stoppage today in protest against the Communist Party dissolution bill and a.ca.inst rising costs of living. Reuter
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  • 154 1 LONDON. Oct. 25— China has completed plans to give a direct outlet to the sea. from Hwai River which now flows into the giant Yellow River ending the menactt of its unmuil floodsChairman Mao Tse-tunc has ordered Chna's engineers to <o ahead with
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  • 49 1 NEW DELHI, Oct. 25.— Delhi's suburbs and new townships are beine brought closer to the capital. Nearly 20 miles of new direct roads are under construction in place of the exist ing circuitous ones which will cut distances short by miles in some cases. GIIS
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  • 294 1  - CONDITIONS ON ESTATES HAVE VASTLY IMPROVED K. V. S. Iyer Says Mr. (BY OUR STAFF REPORTER) Working condition of the labourers on estates have now definitely improved, is the opinion of an expert on the Rubber Industry Mr. K. V. S. Iyer, who has had nearly 25 yea rs experience
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  • 95 1 LONDON. Oct. 25.—About 20.0UU British doctors will be asked next week to consider resigning from the State Health Service if the Government reports against an increase in their pay. Each will get a form indicating whether he Is prepared to withdraw from thie service at a
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  • 155 1 NAGPUR, Oct. 25i— Detailed survey of two prospective coalfield has been completed in Madhya Pradesh. Intensive drilling operations have been undertaken in both areas. One of them situated at Korba, near Bilashpur. covers about 200 square miles and each of the four main seams
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  • 124 1 NEW YORK. Oct. 25.— Four names were mentioned to succeed Mr. Trygve Lie as Secretary-General of the United Nations, at Monday's secret meeting of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, it was understood here. They were Sir Ramaswami Mudaliar and
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    • 33 1 The Ag. Commissioner for Laabour, Mr. F. V. Duckworth, will be speaking in the series "What the Government Departments are doing over the blue network of Radio Malaya tomorrow, Friday, at 8 p.m.
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  • 610 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Thurs. Oct. 26, 1950. MR. NARAYANAN'S WARNING IT is reported that the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association at their sixth and final meeting with the Rubber Workers' Negotiation Committee held last Saturday rejected the workers' demand for $3.00 a day. This is most unfortunate because with
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  • 155 2 Amendments, To Be Discussed At Next A.LC-C, Session NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail).— A meeting of the AllIndia Congress Committee is expected to be held sometime during the last week of Decem ber or the first week of January next to make necessary changes in the Congress
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  • 292 2 PATNA, (By Air Mail). iae Cloth Section of the Bihar Chamber of Commerce passed a rwoiuUon at its annual general meeting recently viewing with "very great ahum" ihe manner in which the raids on clciu shops were conducted throughout the province on Oct. 4 last and
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  • 108 2 Kashmir Mail Accident: Compensation Paid To Victims AMBALA. t.Bv Air Mail).—A sum of Rs. 2.10.000 has so far been disburaed to 200 relatives, dependents or other claimant! of the victims of the Kashmir Mail accident which occurred near Birhind in January last. Sixty nifte passengers www killed in the mishap,
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  • 92 2 LUCKNOW, tßy Air Mail).— A huge hyena prowled into the house of Mr. Firoz Gandhi, son-in-law of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on an early morning recently. Ten feet from the room in which Mr. Firoz Gandhi was sleeping the beast pounded on the chowkidar and threw
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  • 147 2 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail). A contention that Judges of Higli Court, who had resigned before the enforcement of the Constitution, wove not the Judges of the High Court according to the Constitution, was thrown out by a full bench of the Supreme Court of India
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  • 121 2 Bihar Paddy Levy Order Re -Introduced PATNA. (By An Mail,.— The Government of Bihar, in consultation with the Government of India, have re-introduced the paddy levy order of 1946 to meet the difficult food situation in the State. Officers have been Instructed to make maximum efforts to make the new
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  • 63 2 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail). The Government of India have decided to reduce the strength of the Indian Army stationed in Kashmir. It? is authoritatively stated that the Prime Minister'^ otter to Sir Owen Dixon to reduce the strength of Indian forces in Jammu
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  • 55 2 AJMER, .By Air MaJ). Nir<women and four children were drownpd in a temple tank during the annual fair at Kerin, 50 miles from here recently. About fifty women and children were on a platform abutting the tank hen it suddenly collapsed. All but the nine women and
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  • 560 2 NEW DI.LHI, (By Air Mail). The Government of India have decided that prices of sugarcane and sugar shall remain at the same level as last year, that is, Re. i-io-o and Rs. 28-8-0 a maund respectively, states a Press Note issued by the
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  • 316 2 ILS, SUPREME COURT JUDGE'S LiifiUiE NEW DELHI, (&y Air Mail). Mr. Justice William Douglas, of the United States Supreme Court, told Pressmen here recent: y that the prestige of Prime Minister Nehru was "high in America, Korea or no Korea." The 52-year-old Mr. D
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  • 107 2 TIBETAN DELEGATION TO BE GRANTED VISAS NEW DELHI, Oct. 25.—The Bri.Lsh Government is willing to give ihe seven-man Tibetan delegation now in Delhi facilities to journey to Peking via Hongkong to discuss Tibet's future political status, it i learned here. Earlier this year the Britisn Government cancelled Hongkonvisas granted on
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  • 71 2 BOMBAY. (By Air Mail).— Th Bombay Provincial Congress Committee decided recently to erect a life-size statue of the late Mr Vithalbhai Patel ut Chowpafchy seaface. The statue is expected to be unveiled by President Rajendra Prasad during the second wees of November. The Committee
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  • 577 2 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail). A chan-e cf Rulers in the State of Sirohi in the south-west of Rajasthan has been officially announced. The President of India has recbgnised Shri Ahhaisinghii as the Ruler of Sirohi in place of rhe present minor
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  • 78 2 TRIVANDRUM, (By Air Mail).— The Senate of the Travancore University has appointed a twelvemember Commission to inspect the various colleges in the State and report on their working. A meeting of the Senate recently chose senior Professions from colleges at Alwaye, ErnakuUm, Kottayam, Alleppey, Quilon ani Trivandrum and
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  • 79 2 NEW DELHI. (By Air Mail*. Two pieces of the 'tail-plane' of t/ne Dakota which crashed near Pathankot last July are to be sent to Farnborough for testing, it is learnt. The Government of India h~s enquired if the British Overseas Airways Corporation would carry the wreckage from
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  • 2136 3 CEYLON NEWS: Jaffna Gives Rousing Reception To Premier Senanayake federalist Leader Shocked' At Tamils 7 Enthusiasm COLOMBO Oct. 16 (By Air Mail). -Jaffna gave the Premier, Mr. D. S. Senanayake, and party a rousing welcome today, in spite of efforts by the Federalists to organise a boycott of the public
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  • 359 3 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail). Experiments to prevent fradulent voting during the forthcoming general elections in India are at present being carried on at the National Physical Laboratories, Delhi. The experiments, being conducted by Dr. S. SiJdiqui of the Council of Scientific
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  • 108 3 NAGPUR, (By Air Mail).— The Government of India are having under active consideration the evolution of a uniform policy for Indianisation of names of places mat were anglicised during the British regime. The State Gov- i ernments have, therefore, been j requested by the Centre not
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  • 96 3 SIMLA, (By Air Mail). The Chief j Justice of the Pvnjab High Court recently passed orders for the stay of the two cases against Master T*ara Singh, the Akali leader, pending before the Special Magistrate, Ka matHis lordship also ordered that a j notice be
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  • 111 3 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail).—Certain post offices in eight principal cities in India now remain open and carry on postal work on Sundays and work for longer hours on week days but on Sunday's there would be no deliveries of letters or other postal articles.
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  • 119 3 HOARDERS TO BE DETAINED WITHOUT TRIAL SHILLONG, (By Air Mail). The Government of Assam have directed their district officers to take drastic measures including detention without trial against notorious hoarders and profiteers. This was announced by the Supply Minister, Mr. Motiram Bora replying to the food debate in the State
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  • 153 3 MADHYABHARAT CONGRESS ASSEMBLY PARTY INDORE, (By Air Mail). Mr. Takhatmal Jain, the newly-elected leader of the Madhyabharat Congress Legislative Assembly Party denied here recently all rumours' that vhe had secured majority votes by giving some undertakings to certain groups or individuals. There was absolutely no truth in those rumours and
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  • 147 3 NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail):— The Supreme Court recently rejected he Government of Bombay's application for special leave to appeal igainst the Bombay High Court's judgment in respect' of a restrictive nder on Mr. Romesh Thapar, Editor nd Publisher of Cross Roads, a ;3ombay weekly. Mr.
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  • 158 3 i\r,w u&i.tLi, (tsy Aiv Mail): A Press communique issued by the Ministry of Commerce says: The Government of India's resolution on the Tariff Board's report on the Sago (tapioca globules) industry is published in the Gazette of India on Kept, 16, 1950. The Government of India
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