Indian Daily Mail, 25 February 1951
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Title Section18 1951-02-25 1 Sunday Edition Indian Daily Mail VOL. VI. NO. 364. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1951. FOUR PAGES 10 CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration571 1951-02-25 1 President Prasad Explains Position Reply To Civic Address At Jaipur JAIPUR, Feb. 24.— President Rajendra Prasad, replying to a civic address here on Feb. 13, explained the Government of India's efforts to solve the food crisis and expressed the hope that thereFOC - 571 words
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127 1951-02-25 1 CALCUTTA, Feb. 24.— 1n view of the slightiy improved position of availability of food supplies in the jeginning of March, the Government of India have decided to restore the 3-ounce cut in the basic ration of the heavy manual workers irom the week beginningFOC - 127 words
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90 1951-02-25 1 KRISHNAGAR BAR ASSOCIATION'S PROTEST KRISHNAGAR, Feb. 24. The Krishnagar Bar Association, at a meeting recently, expressed itself against the Government's proposal to start a new court at either of the places Tehatta, Palasipara or Karimpur. The meeting expressed the view that the starting of a court in the interior wouldFOC - 90 words
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Article44 1951-02-25 1 LONDON, Feb. 23. Some 600 diplomats and their wives bowed to King: George VI and Queen Elizabeth on Thursday night at one of the most elaborate presentations in Buckingham Palace since before World War 11. Those presented at court included about 125 Americans. A.P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article83 1951-02-25 1 BOMBAY, Feb. 24. A nfty-ton barge, laden with 250 bafcs 01 American staple cotton, caught fire in Bombay harbour on Feb 13 Tne damage is estimated at about Ks. 50,000. Half of the stock and a portioi oi the barge were destroyed by fire. AllFOC - 83 words
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109 1951-02-25 1 CALCUTTA. Feb. 24. Calcutta Police prevented what might have been another armed dacoity on Barrackpore Trunk Road recently. The police arrested four persons as they were moving along the road with the intention, it was alleged, of looting a company's truGk carrying money. TheFOC - 109 words
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Article86 1951-02-25 1 LONDON, Feb. 23. Mid-week horse racing in Britain is in danger of being banned again. Next week stewards of the Jockey Club, the ruling body of racing here, have a date with government officials to talk things over. Some members of the government figure thatA.P. - 86 words
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76 1951-02-25 1 COLOMBO. Feb. 22.— Six Ceylonese girls will leave here for New Zealand on Mar 3 under the first aid scheme arranged by the Bureau for Technical Cooperation set up under the Colombo plan. Announcing this yesterday. Mr. John Reid. New Zealand delegate toReuter - 76 words
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241 1951-02-25 1 MINISTER OF STATE FOR FINANCE: MR. TYAGI SWORN IN Ni^»V DEL.HI, Feb. 24. Mr. Manavir i'yagi was sworn in at i&bu p.m. on Feb. lfa as Minister or dtate for Finance by PresiUent ux. Kajendra Prasad at Government House. prime Minister Nehru, Finance Minister, Mr. u. D. DesnniUKii. ana dFOC - 241 words
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354 1951-02-25 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.— American aid has been authorised to help the government of Burma eliminate a critical shortage of doctors in that country through restoration and expansion of medical teaching facilities at the University of Rangoon. The U.S. Economic Co-operation Administration,USIS - 354 words
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475 1951-02-25 1 CHINA RICE FOR INDIA: MR. THIRUMAL RAO'S STATEMENT IN PARLIAMENT NEW DELHI ,Feb. 15, (By Air Mail).— The Government of India are tryin g to get more foodgrains from China besides 50,000 t ons already contracted. Shri M. Thirumal Rao, Deputy Food Minister, who disclosed this in Parli ament in475 words
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Article67 1951-02-25 1 ANTI SEDITION LAWS IN CYPRUS NICOSIA, Feb. 22. The Governor of Cyprus, Sir Andrew B. Wright has signed four anti-sedition laws which take effect from their publication Wednesday in the Cyprus Gazette. Communists met Wednesday to protest at the rising coat of living, "war preparations" and "the illiberal measures ofA.P. - 67 words
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Article57 1951-02-25 1 HONOLULU, Feb. 22. Governor Ingram M. Stainback of the territory of Hawaii declared on Wednesday the 'influence of Communists in the territory still flourishes, apparently unabated to any large extent. The governor, in his opening address to the 26th legislative, asked reenactment of mobilization legislation inA.P. - 57 words
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1865 1951-02-25 2 Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar's View ;Jjt BOMBAY, Feb. 24.— Sir C.P Ramaswami Aiyar, in a memorandum submitted to the Company Law Expert Committee says that until the investing public in India becomes more alive to its interests and rights and isF.O.C. - 1,865 words
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319 1951-02-25 2 MADRAS, Feb. 24.— The view thai adult education is a movement of the whole community and required to be tackled on many fronts" was expressed by Mr. M. Ruthnaswaml at the closing function of the training camp for college lecturers in the organisation andF.O.C. - 319 words
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92 1951-02-25 2 CALCUTTA, (By Air Mail) —Two images of Lord Buddha from Thallanu were presented to the Mahabodhi Society at a meeting held here on Thursday evening, Feb. 15, by Ven. B. C. Khembhirato and Ven. P. Pannananda on behalf of the President of the RoyalF.O.C. - 92 words
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219 1951-02-25 2 LUCKNOW. Feb. 24.— Dr. Rajendra Prasad declared here on Feb. 18 that the struggle for a better standard of living and survival of democracy in India was no less important that the struggle for freedom. The President, who was replying to a civicF.O.C. - 219 words
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259 1951-02-25 2 BOMBAY, Feb. 15 (By Air Mail). Mi. K. M. Munshi, India's Food Minister, indicated here today that it would not be possible to restore the 25 per cent cut in the country's lood ration before April. "Give meFOC - 259 words
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99 1951-02-25 2 GUR MIXED WITH COWDUNG SOLD TO CUSTOMERS! NEW DELHI, (By Air Mail) Home Minister Shri Rajagopalachari told Parliament to-day that when he went last to Madras, he was "horrified to hear complaints that on Diwali day merchants there who did not like the control of "gur" sold "gur" mixed withF.O.C. - 99 words
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Article51 1951-02-25 2 DELHI TOKYO TELEPHONE LINK NEW DELHI, Feb. 2: Tempor ary radio-photo service and direct radio-telephone service are beinj established between New Delhi an' Tokyo by the Government of India's Overseas Communications Service during the Asian Games in India Preliminary tests between the two countries have proved successful according to officials.GIIS - 51 words
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Article30 1951-02-25 2 NEW DELHI, Feb. 2 A threeman Japanese trade mission depart* ed for Bombay on Thursday after trade talks with Commerce Minister H. K Mahtab, and other Indian government oJßcltli. A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article, Illustration977 1951-02-25 2 Associated Press Chief of Bureau in New Deltii for two years, and war correspondent with Lord Mount batten's victorious forces which landed in Singapore in 1945. Marc Purdue is thoroughly familiar with postwar Asia's trends and tensions. Here is his analysis nf India's militantlyA.P. - 977 words
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1077 1951-02-25 3 Regional 'Self- Reliance' Scheme Is Urgent For India Mahtab Explain* His Plans BOMBAY, (By Air Majl). "The Press has to create an atmosphere of constructive activity and not to create an atmosphere of cynicism," observed Mr Harekrushna Mahtab, Mini »ter for Commerce and Industry, Government of India, in the courseF.O.C. - 1,077 words
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722 1951-02-25 3 SURAT. (By Air Mail) Mr. Tulsidas Kilachand, President of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industries, appealed to the Government to "formulate their foreign trade policy, having regard to the necessity of importing essential requirements for Indian industry". He said: "The supplyF.O.C. - 722 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-02-25 3 Photo. Literally loaded down with family responsibilities is this Korean refu<;<<\ who obligingly step* out of line of countrymen fleeing war /.one to illustrate his packhorse technique. The smiling native keeps his home together by carrying his wife and family possessions on his back A. P.A.P. - 46 words
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1323 1951-02-25 3 Fall Not In The Ruts Of Traditions Customs Cultivate The Temper Of Science In AH Depts. Of Life —NEHRU ROORKEE. (By Air Mail). -The Prime Minister. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru urged the scientists and the people here recently to deveop what he called the "temper of science in all our departmentsFOC - 1,323 words
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270 1951-02-25 4 Employers Give Scholarships To Workers' Sons NEW YORK CITY. Feb. 23.— An enlarged program for providing a college education for sons of eiectrlcai workers has been announced here. Scholarship at Columbia University are provided by electrical contractors for at least 11 sons of members of the International Brotherhood of ElectricalUSIS - 270 words
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274 1951-02-25 4 Resident Commissioner's Appeal In order to accelerate the obtaining of the necessary quota of the men within the ages of 18 and 24 to supplement the police and the local forces, necessary information will have to be gathered from the records274 words
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR:
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176 1951-02-25 4 Sir, I read your editorial of the 21st February with as much interest, as I read the report of Dr. Menon's interview witti surprise. May I say how completely I am In agreement with your criticism. I constantly endeavour to176 words
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Article, Illustration43 1951-02-25 4 A section of the gathering present at the tea-party iriven at th«» Capitol Blue Room on Thursday, Feb. 22, in honour of Mr. H. D Rajah of the Vanguard Insurance Co., Ltd., by Mr. S. T. S. Chockalingam Chettiar, wellknown banker in Singapore.43 words
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142 1951-02-25 4 PENANG, Feb. 23. Red China is shortly due to receive one of the biggest single shipments of rubber from Malaya consigned from Penang. The freighter "Empire Mountain" which arrived here last week has left Penang waters early this week with 2,000 tons of142 words
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Article122 1951-02-25 4 PARIS, Feb. 21.— General Dwight D. Eisenhower landed at Orly airport today. His five-starred Constellation came down without difficulty on the west runway. The general walked down the loading platform, his arm linked with his wife's. They were met by members of his staff. The partyA.P. - 122 words
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Article107 1951-02-25 4 At the Annual General Meeting of the Sikh Missionary Society Malaya held at No. 175. Queen Street. Singapore, the followinar were elected office-bearers for the year 1951*President S. Bhag Singh. ViceFresident S. Naranjan Singh. Hon Secretary— S. Guitar Singh, Asst. Secretary S. Ujagar Singh. Hon. Treasurer—A.P. - 107 words
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365 1951-02-25 4 "Scouting is a school for citizenship," declared Sir Henry Gurney, the Chief Scout and High Commissioner for Malaya, in a message to Malayan Scouts on the birthday anniversary of the late L or d Baden-Powell on Feb. 22. Federation-wide Scout Rallies were365 words
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Article175 1951-02-25 4 Two prominent community leaders have given blood recently at the Selangor Blood Bank. They are: Che Mohd. Annuar, until recently a Magistrate in Kuala Lumpur, and Mr. R. Ramani, Federal Councillor and prominent leader of the Indian community. Only 10 donors were available last night and175 words
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411 1951-02-25 4 No Additional Army Now Penang Govt's Reply To SBCA The Settlement Secretary M Penang, in reply to a letter from the Straits Born Chinese Associa- J tion, Penang, proposing the forma- j tion of a Professional Army for J Malaya, states that the desire of the Association that the domiciled411 words
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67 1951-02-25 4 First-Day Postal Cover To Commemorate Asian Games NEW DELHI, Feb. 21.— A Firstday cover in commemoration of the Asian Games will be issued by the Indian Posts and Telegraphs Department. The cover contains the imprint of an athlete running across Asia on the globe. There will be a special cancellationGIIS - 67 words
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Article68 1951-02-25 4 RANGOON, Feb. 23. The AllBurma Muslim League, attempting to control Cupid, has forbidden Burmese Muslim women marrying outside the community on "ethical, economic and political grounds." While it was adopting the resolution, secretary Hla Tin reported such a marriage was taking place in the city. Burmese Muslims areA.P. - 68 words
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