Indian Daily Mail, 11 April 1952

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    16 1 Indain Daily Mail VOL VIU. NO. 61 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1952 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Sanctions Imposed On Villages Of Sungei Pelek
    734 1 Perimeter Curfew 2p.m. to 1 0a.m. House Curfew 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Supplied hood lo Communists And No Information 1 o Authorities ihe 4,000 people living in the oid and new villages ot Sungei Pelek, near Sepang, Selangcr, nad sanctions imposed on
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    Security Forces Hound Out Bandits
    156 1 Security Forces Hound Out Bandits Three terrorists were wounded in the Federation Wednesday. A rj-ilice patrol fired on and ■A'uundcd a Chinese terrorist Sungei Siput area of Perak Wednesday mornins. In the Scpang area of Selangor Wednesday, a patrol oi security forces located a terrorist camp and encaged t:ic anemy.
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    SIR GUY RUSSEL
    29 1 The Vice -Admiral. Sir Guy Ru sell One CJommander-ln-Ciiief Far East Station. ha£ been promoted to the ran Vlmiral with effect from Thursday, Apr. 10. 1952.
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    76 1 Bpeweved l>.'. the all-Pa-I- t an \V't:/!eu"s Aflsa«tati«»». the eonfereaee opened by Gimhijn MnhaOMMd, Governor General of Pakistan, Mar. 29. Over 500 delegatea ■ttiuad e«;. Tlio confereaee was presided r i>v- Be^uin Ra'ana Lhtfoai Ali Khaa, President of the All-PakLs-feaa Women's Assoehition. Photo shows: The BeffMtt addresses the opening session
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    No Indo-Pak Differences On 'S. Africa'
    106 1 No Indo-Pak Differences On 'S. Africa' KARACHI", A'.r. 10. Pal an's F:. i .r. Nfohaoi i .i -i -I'' :a:d in P.ir'ia in-.it yesterday here had been do difference between India and Pakistan on thi> question of persons ol [Ddtaa-PaUatan origin in 3outn Africa. He w.ts asked if it was
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    BAUXITE FROM MALAYA & INDIA PROCESS IN JAPAN
    85 1 BAUXITE FROM MALAYA INDIA PROCESS IN JAPAN TOKYO, Apr. 10.— Bauxite from Malaya and India may be processed in Japan aa a result of a partnership agreement between a leading Jrpan< lunftafum producer and :i Canadian company with vn. ement waa annyun•'ft y tho I i> Metal Compan; Ltd nd
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    Truman Seizes U. S. Steel Industry O'night
    106 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 9.— P resident Truman seized the vast American steel industry in the name of the United States Government last night, averting a shut-down of vital mills but touching oil a great court battle. The stfcel firms blasted the drastic move as
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    SOVIET OFFICIALS DENY REPORT
    58 1 tor. iu.- Re■■ei> of tht 1 ncy, Ti;>s here I denied report* I the s rviet l had sold rice U >'• at prices tv a U those in the ket. The agency in an innouncc meet said it -.%as authorised to state that the reports
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    Madras Ministry Announced Majority New Faces
    99 1 Madras Ministry Announced Majority New Faces From Ow Own Corres|M)iide«it MADRAS. Apr. 10. Madras Ministry was announced at 8.30 p.m. on Wednesday. Sri RajagopaladßUi is the Chief MWMer. Others are: Messrs A. B. Shctty, C. Subramaniain; K. Venkataswami Nal in N. Ranjra Reddl, Dooior M. V. Krishna Rao, V. C.
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    POINT FOUR AID PREREQUISITES
    84 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 10. United* States Secretary Of State. Mr. Dean Acheaon, told a "Point Four" conference hero that the success of the programme of aadisting underdeveloped areas depended on a congenial environment in the countries seeking assistance. "The people must b« recep- tive to an exchange
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    Sarvapalli Declines Further Comment
    173 1 Sarvapalli Declines Further Comment SCHIPHOL AIRPORT. Amsterdam, Apr. 10. The outgoing Indian ambassador to Russia. Sir Sarvapali Radhakri.shnan. On Wednesday declined to comment here on a report thr.t Marshal Stalin \va s planning: a new diplomatic offensive The ambassador who left h,oie for London on his way back to India,
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    LEAVES FOR LONDON
    22 1 SCHIPHOL AIRPORT. Apr !0. Sir Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, Indian AmbesaadoX to Moscow, left hero Wednesflat by air for London.— Reuter
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    MOSCOW RADIO ATTACKS NEHRU!
    62 1 N3W DELHI. Apr. 10— The Soviet Union will recall tho Tass News Agency CoiTespondent at New Delhi following protcsta by India of "distrottcd"' Musco.w broadcasts, IniVan sources said on Wednesday. h i.-sinn broadcasts have called Piime Minister Nehru's Government as reactionary Dnd a pawn of the
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    India's Envoy In Philippines
    45 1 WASHINGTON. Apr. 10.-. Mi Balf, India's .V■i .1 r to th« Philipbim aent^d hii creder.tiyla to President Quiring in MalUi.i on Wednesday the lialiun v here reported. hus bafea represented in Manila by a CHarge DAf- Ires for some time. Reuter
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    Indian Labour In Br. North Borneo
    105 1 CALCUTTA, Apr. 10.— The British Colonial Developi X Corporation representative. Mr. F. R. Skermer. dis--a with the Indian Government's External Affairs Mi•t :y the question of the employment of Indian workers in rubber, hemp and palm oil plantations in British North Pcrneo. Employment of
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    I.N.S. Cauvery Officers Entertained
    48 1 Mr. Guh"., Publicity Officer, n nent of India Inrojrmation Service in the entertained t^e officers of the I.N.S. Cauvery to a cocktail party yesterday at his residence. There was i ed tiering preent and Professor c Oatlin also graotd the occasion with hi& presence.
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    India's Position Has Enhanced Asia's Status In World Politics
    464 1  - India's Position Has Enhanced Asia's Status In World Politics PROF. CATLIN (By Our Staff Reporter) Professor George Catlin, an authority on international affairs in England, addressing the audience in the University of Malaya on Wednesday observed that with "indlo attaining independence, Asia's position In world politics has come to be
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    ARYAN GYMKHANA ARRIVES
    209 1 ARYAN GYMKHANA ARRIVES (By Our Staff Reporter) Sixtten players aud three officer* of Aryan Gymkhana Football Tean arrived here vestercjy morning by SB. RaJula. [his tc\m repute*! to to India's best f«c thall feam fcOpni o '>{>ip up the country'* mccer record. Mr. ciatnam, the captain of the team said
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    TROUBLE IN LACCADIVES?
    258 1 From our own correspondent CALICUT Apr. 10. The Collector of Malabar has initiated an enquiry into the case of an alleged assault of a medical officer attached to Androth Island in Laocadives group. Two days bade the medical officer attached to Androth Island arrived at Calicut in
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    'FALA' IS DEAD
    36 1 'Fala' is dead, and the gay little dog who was a constant ir.-.pajiion of President Franks D. Roosevelt has been bu-^ ried at the foot of his lat<s frisnd's yr«vo «t ByO* ?**Kfc
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    Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Fit, Apr. 11, 1952. Looking Back
    747 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Fit, Apr. 11, 1952. Looking Back THE 22-hour curfew imposed on the inhabitants of Tanjong Malim two weeks ago was lifted on Wednesday last and the cut in their rice rations have been restored. We are sure that this decision of General Templer was influenced by
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    Art Exhibition In Kanpur
    131 2 KANPUR, Apr. IO.An international exhibition of art was inaugurated in Kanpur on Monday by Madame Jose Moreno, wife of the Philip pines Charge d'Ailaire.s in 'ndiii. Over 250 paintings and art exhibits from several countries Including, France. Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom. China. Italy anc Yugoslavia
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    "Unconstitutional & Undemocratic"
    162 2 "U nconstitutional Undemocratic" CALCUTTA, April, 7.— Mr. Sushil Banerjee, Chief Whip of the West Bengal Government and Mr. Naren Sen. M.L.A. walked out of the State Congress Executive Committee meeting protesting against what they called "unconstitutional and undemocratic procedure" followed in the meeting The executive met to discuss matters relating
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    MANGANESE ORE
    78 2 BOMBAY, Apr. 7. -The first sipmfnt of 5,000 tons of langaneso ore left. Bombay 'or Baltimore aboard the r.OOO ton Italian freighter "Vulcano." \dotber consignment of KW tons of manganese ore vli be snipped to the same lestlnation next, week from '/izagapatnam when 'Vulcano' arrlod nearly 19.999 tons
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    Nepali Rebel Leader
    62 2 CALCUTTA, Apr. 4— A Kalimpong message quotes a Gyantse report that the Nepali rebel leader, Dr. K. I. Singh, and his followers were intercepted at Gyantse by Tibetan authorises. Nepali-Tibetan negotiations on the future of the rebels were said to be proceeding. Dr. Singh, it will be
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    Amrit Kaur's Plea For Socialised Medical Service
    1528 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. 7. Adequate health pro.ec.kn is one of the national minima w.ncn every citizen iia» u right to expect and for the attainment of this objective we must move towards the establishment of a socialised medical service, said Rajkumari Am rit
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    RETAIL SALE OF MILL CLOTH
    176 2 BOMBAY, Apr. 4. The Government of Bombay has decided as a temporary measure upto June 30 1952, to permit retail cloth dealers in the State to buy or sell or keep in their possession stocks bf time-barred Indian mill made cloth in loose condition only.
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    Andhra State
    202 2 TENALI: Swami Sitaram said that the question of separation of Andhra State need ilot wait until the foou problem was solved as the Goveinoi had recently stated. Addres.Mng a largely attended public meeting at Pedaravuv village, Swami Sitaram said that the question should not be put off as
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    PRESIDENT OF FR. INDIA ASSEMBLY
    127 2 KARAIKAL, Apr. 3— The' French India Representative Assembly which met at Pondicherry on March 29, elected the following office-bearers for the current year, President. Mr. C. Balasubramaniam Vice-Presidents: Mr. Rm A. S. Pakkiriswamy Pillai (Karikal) and Mr. K. Muthuswamy Pillafc (Pondicherry) Secretaries: Mr. A. Abu
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    Validity Of Old Passport
    531 2 MADRAS COURT'S DECISION MADRAS, Apr. 4. The question whether a passoort issued during the time of the former British India Government would be valid for purposes of further endorsement under th e present Republican Government of India arose in a petition for the issue of a
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    Afghan's 'No' To Muslim Confab.
    81 2 NEW DELHI, Apr. 4. The Prime Minister of Afghanistan told a correspondent of the Bakhtar Afghanistan) News Agency that Afghanistan had declined to take part in the conference of Muslim countries proposed to be held in Karachi according to a Kabul radio broadcast. A Kabul
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    ELEPHANT'S ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
    79 2 ELEPHANT'S ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE NEW DELHI. Apr. 4.— One of two elephants flying in a 8.0.A.C. cargo plane between Calcutta and Delhi attempted to jump out today while in mid-air. The attempt was, however, noticed by the crew as the animals tnied to open the escape hatch with her trunk.
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    Recent Fall In Commodity Prices
    750 3 Docs Not Warrant Measures 7 hat Would Revive Inflation India's Finance MinisiC; Analyses Causes Of Slump BOMBAY, Apr. 9.— Addressing the Indian Merchants Chamber in Bombay yesterday, the Finance Minister, Mr. Deshmukh said that the recent fall in commodity and other prices did not contain
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    VAISAU FESTIVAL
    99 3 MUZZZAFARPUR. Apr. 10. —A public meeting was held in (Muzzafarpur Bihar) on londay to celebrate Vaisali festival India's Food Minister. Mr. K. M. Munshi. presided. VaLsali festival is held every year under the auspices of the VaLsali Sangh to commemorate the glories of ancient city of Vaisali <
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    Release Of W. Bengal Political Detenus
    90 3 CALCUTTA. Apr. 10.— The West Bengal Government has batch of 34 political detenus, decided to release another According to PTI. 33 of them are Communists and one is a member of the Revolutionary Socialist Party of India. Among those to be released are seven
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    PAK SOCIALIST DEMAND RELEASE OF GHAFFAR KHAN
    102 3 LAHORE, A,pr. 10.— The Pa kistan Socialist Party has demanded the imnediat^ release of Khan Abdul Ghatlar Khan. In a pamphlet released on Tuesday the party described the Red Shirt leader as the apostle of truth and non-violence. The pamphkt said: "Many social
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    INDIA'S NEW PRESIDENT TO BE SWORN-IN ON MAY 12
    410 3 Photo > NEW DELHI, Apr. 4. The new President of India is expected to be sworn in office on May 1 2 and the new Central Ministry on the following day, it is learnt here. The result of the Presidential election
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    Mysore Rajpramukh's Appeal
    213 3 MYSORE, Apr. 4.— The Rajjpramukh of Mysore had an info rnial talk with the new Ministers after the swearing-in ceremony. The Rajparmukh is stated to have told them that they had come to power at a critical time. Food was the most Important question and he hoped
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    PLAN TO DEFY RACIAL LAWS
    68 3 JOHANNESBURG. Apr. IU. PTI-Reuter reports from Jdhannesburg that a threestage clan to defy aparthe:d laws in South Alrica was adopted at a public meeting on Sunday attended by thousands of African Indians and coloured people. The plan includes the defiance of certain laws by volunteer
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    LEPROSY RELIEF IN KERALA STATE
    367 3 TRIVANDRUM, Apr. 6. A scheme to expedite leprosy relief and control work in J'ra-vancOie-Cochin has been drawn up. A sum of nearly three nklis oi rupees has been set apart in the budget for this work. lir. T. N. Jagadisum, Organising Secretary of the Hind
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    PHILIPPINE INDL. MISSION TO INDIA
    88 3 CALCUTTA. April 10. A Philippines industrial survey ni&sion is expected to arrive n India this month. Thus va.s disclosed by the Acting Philippine Consul in Calcutta. Mr. Leon T. Garcia, at a Rotary Club meeting recenti.\ Referring to the nisorlcal background of Indo-Philip-oine relations, the
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    45 3 SHILLONG. Apr. 10. -The Government Of Assam have distributed Rs. 800.000 throughout the State for selfhelD enterprises. Under the scheme, villages have constructed 348 miles of roads with 158 bridges and culverts; six canaLs: 137 insitutions for weaving, agriculture, fisheries, etc.. and 107 libraries. GIIS
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    Calcutta Red MLA'S Petition Dismissed
    286 3 Calcutta Red MLA'S Petition Dismissed CALCUTTA, Apr. 4. A special Bench of the Calcutta High Court, the Chief Du&Uce presiding, to-day dismissed the habeas corpus applications on behalf of the four Communist legislators of West Bengal, challenging the Government's right to detain them ruder the Preventive Detention Act, whislt their
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    Manufacture Of Typewriters In India Shortly
    232 3 Manufacture Of Typewriters In India Shortly CALCUTTA. Apr. 6.— 'When tJie first typewriters wen* brought to India 75 years ago heir future was viewed with ;mve misgivings, one teadng newspaper remarked that they would soon find ttieir way to the scrap-heap" mid Mr. H. J. McGuire Managing Director. Reminpton Rand
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    INDIA-ITALY TRADE PACT
    308 3 NEW DELHI, Apt. 10 —With a view to promoting trade between India and Ttaly letters were exchanged between Mr. Y. N. Sukthankar, Secretary, Ministry ofCommerce and Industry, and Signor Sydney Prina Ricotti, Italian Ambassador in India, to New Delni yesterday. This is the first post-war trade arrangement
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    STRANGE ANIMAL THAT FRIGHTENS DOGS
    44 4 STRANGE ANIMAL THAT FRIGHTENS DOGS SYDN,EY, Apr. 10.— A strange- animal which frightens farmers dogs has appeared in Cobargo district on the north coast. Nobody can identify it. It is three feet in height and brown with a lighter streak on its hide. Reuter
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    Unmai lied Mothers Are On The Inciease! ANCIENT MINT MOULDS DISCOVERED
    445 4 Unmai lied Mothers Are On The Inciease! ANCIENT MINT MOULDS DISCOVERED Unmarried Mothers Are On The Icrease! COLOMBO: Unmarried mothers .are on the increase. This is one of the biggest problems that confronts City Social Workers. A legacy of the War, this probU'm has assumed alarming proportions in Colombo. Thij,
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    RE-ELECTED AS CHAIRMAN
    218 4 COLOMBO: Mr. Victor Rat■layaka. Parliamentary Secre tary, to the Minister of Telecommunications who v. re-elected chairman of the Morawak Korale planters' Association for the fifth time, a" ;u> 50th general meeting held at the Doniyaya Club, urgeo. the necessity Of reducing ex port duties on tea, rubber
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    NEW C.M O. FOR COLOMBO
    95 4 NEW C. M O. FOR COLOMBO COLOMBO: Dr. V. Nadavaiah tias been appointed Chief Medical Officer of Health. Colombo Municipality. He will succeed Dr. F. N. Jayewardene who will shortly relinquish his post. Dr. Nadarajah has. served the Colombo Municipality as Medical Officer of Health for 12 years and is
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    144 4 ce >mbo: The* mint ana moii ids believed to have b:. u c ec ,y Parakr&mabahu VI 4 1 e have been discoverea dur.n:,, excavations for tnt laj of li fouadat m stone toi a at'w block of the A 58 ilaya at. Kotte. k Ai'nough coin;, belonging u ktmga
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