Indian Daily Mail, 5 June 1951
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Title Section16 1951-06-05 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. VIL No. 114. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1951. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.16 words
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586 1951-06-05 1 Constitution Amendment Bill Passed By Huge Majority NEW DELHI, June 4. Parliament recorded on June 2 its approval of the Constitution Amendment Bill by 2SB votes to 20. Replying to the iinal debate, during the third reading, the Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, saidGIIS - 586 words
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Article, Illustration105 1951-06-05 1 PHOTO. Mnulana Abul Kulam Azad, Minister for Education, Government of India, left New Delhi, on May 18, for lii- tour of some countries of the Europe and the Middle East, to establish cultural contacts and promote goodwill and friendship between India and these countries. lie was seen off at theA.P. - 105 words
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Article184 1951-06-05 1 Prof. Shah's Amendment Accepted (From Our uv\u Currcspo-idc.it) iNi^VV Ui^t-irn, u line *.—irarliameiit s passing ui u»e tirst amendment lu me AO-miiuLii-oid Constitution and especially me proceedings oi the slonny Maaka winch passed uie nurd reacting on Saturday have aious«d grave misgivings in the country, paiucuiaiiy in the Press leodiumg184 words
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Article211 1951-06-05 1 (From Our Own Correspondent)*" NEW DELHI June 4.— Parliament on Saturday pas3ed the second reading of the Constitution Amendment Bill by 234 votes to 12. The Bill was passed clause by clause with the same huge majority. On Friday itself two of the most controversial clauses were211 words
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602 1951-06-05 1 (By Our Staff Reporter) "This will help to continue that work of economic advancement in which the sons and daughters of India have already taken such a distinguished part," said Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Commissioner-General for South East Asia, when he602 words
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Article106 1951-06-05 1 (From Our Own Correspondent BOMBAY. June 4— The Deccan An ways, now taken over by the Government of India began their first cross-country daily night ser vice from June I night. The nationalised Deccan Air Service replaces the pioneering Himalayan Airways, which proved despite tremendous106 words
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95 1951-06-05 1 INDIA GOVT. URGED' TO HELP RECOVER PROPERTY LEFT BEHIND (From Our Own Correspondent >. VUivAS, June 4. A conference 01 Indians repatriated from Malaya held at the Gokhale Hall here on Saturday la»t urged the Government of India to help them recover their properties,95 words
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Article26 1951-06-05 1 The Government of the Federation of Malaya has withdrawn the ban imposed on the Indian periodicals, "Ananda Vikatan,' "Kalki" and "Kumudan."26 words
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110 1951-06-05 1 MALABAR MUSLIMS DENOUNCE COMMUNAL POLITICS LAt.ICLT, June 4. The two-da> Coiweuuun ol Muslim Workers ol mmwflr. heiu at Tirunavaya (.near bfeiicuv) lecently, passed a resolution suiting that the policy ol communal politics pursued by the Muslim League was harmful to the Mua inns tnemselves. The resolution c;tued upon the MuslimsGIIS - 110 words
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121 1951-06-05 1 NEW DELHI, June 4.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, has replied to the message which the President oi the United Nations Security Council, had addressed recently to the Governments of India and Pakistan concerning the Constituent Assembly proposed for Kashmir. In this reply to theGIIS - 121 words
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71 1951-06-05 1 BODY OF V. P. MENON'S BROTHER IN WELL! (From Our Own Correspondent) MADKAS, June 4. Death under suspicious circumstances occurred of Mr. V. K. S. .M. iKin, brother of the acting Orissa Governor Mr. V. P. .Mciioii. at liis residence at Palghat last week when he was found with knife71 words
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223 1951-06-05 1 PRESENTATION OF "PEOPLE'S CHARTER" -FURTHER DETAILS (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, June 4. The "People's Charter was presented to the President Prasad on Sunday by socialists. More than 20,000 people marched in an unprecedented and orderly procession from Old Delhi to Government House led by Mr. Jai-pi-akash Narain, and223 words
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740 1951-06-05 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, June 5, 1951. OUR ADVICE TO MALAYS-I AND so, the Peninsular Malays' Union wants power to be handed over to the Malays! Addressing its annual conference held in Sercmbari on Saturday last, the President, Inche Hashim Ghani, demanded that the administration 01 Malaya should be740 words
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392 1951-06-05 2 KAMARAJ NADARS' ADVICE TO DISSIDENTS MAYAVARAM: Presiding over the Ma> avaram Town Congress Political Conference on May 27, Mr. K. Kamaraj Nadar, President, Tamil Nad Congress Committee, said the so-called defects in the Congress should be rectified by the dissidents remaining withinF.O.C. - 392 words
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Article453 1951-06-05 2 CALCUTTA, May 29. "Death was caused by suicidal hanging", was the verdict of the Jury at a joint inquest held by the City Coro ner, Mr. N. C. Ganguly on the death of two unmarried sisters, Karunamoyee Roy (19) and Leelamoyee Roy (16). On May 15,F.O.C. - 453 words
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Article161 1951-06-05 2 CALCUTTA. June 2. —Major Ueneral 8. B. S. Roy, G.0.C.. Bengal. Bihar and Orissa area, Eastern Command, one of the earliest Indians to Deceive King's Commission in the Army is going on leave from July 1, 1951 preparatory to retirement, it is authoritatively learntFOC - 161 words
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Article146 1951-06-05 2 SHILLONG: Mr. Jairamdas Doulatram, Governor of Assam, opening a Posts and Telegraphs exhibition here on May 27, related a recent •tory of dutifulness of a dak-run-ner at the cost of supreme sacrifice. The Governor said a man-eater was spotted on the route of the runner. TheF.O.C. - 146 words
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Article90 1951-06-05 2 LAHORE: The Frontier Province will have its first general elections on the basis of adult franchise in December next, it is learnt here. The new and enlarged Assembly of 85 members will be formally constituted in the beginning of January next year. The last AssemblyF.O.C. - 90 words
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Article264 1951-06-05 2 BOMBAY, June 2. Mr. B. O Kher, Chief Minister of Bombay said that the judgment of the Supreme Court holding the State Prohibition Act valid did not surprise him. "I had anticipated that our 1-^gis lation was according to the law of the Constitution. This isFOC - 264 words
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170 1951-06-05 2 CALCUTTA, June 2.— Kazi Nazrul's birthday was celebrated at a meeting at Paramount Cinema. Calcutta, on Sunday morning, Sri Narendra Dev, the well-known Bengali poet presided and marrv eminent writers and poets partici oated. Janab Abdul Wadud said that Naarul's contribution to the nationalFOC - 170 words
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Article101 1951-06-05 2 KANPUR: Twenty persons including some police constables were injured when workers clashed with the police outside the gate of textile mill on May 24. About 3,000 millhands had collected at the mill gate to protest against a notice put up by the management expressing theirF.O.C. - 101 words
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232 1951-06-05 2 BRITISH INDIAN SCIENTISTS TO ESTABLISH CLOSER RELATIONSHIP CALCUTTA. June 2.— An important step to forge closer relationship British and Indian scientists has just been finalised. The British Association for th.e Advancement of Science and the Indian Science! Congress Association have decided to exchange brother-delegates who will undertake lecture tours andFOC - 232 words
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Article269 1951-06-05 2 LUCKNOW: The Government Precision Instruments Factory at Lucknow the first of its kind in the country has made history by producing the first all-Swadeshi microscope. The Government hope that by July next microscopes manufactured by the factory will b«» on sale. The production target that ha>F.O.C. - 269 words
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109 1951-06-05 2 LUCKNOW: Mr. Tejnarain Working President of the UP. Hindu Mahasabha, said here on May 25 that thirty Muslims had joined the parliamentary front of the Hindu Sabha in Lucknow. Mr. Tejnarain in an interview said that the Muslims had signed declarations subscribing109 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-06-05 2 PHOTO). Private Robert J. Nickerson (left), of Box 4, Dolgeville, New York, watches as Gunner Charlie May, of Eltham, London, washes in the Han River. May, a member of the OloucesnanHv A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article52 1951-06-05 2 CALCUTTA Mr. A. Canyal a well-known Bengali film artists died in a court-room at Alipore on May 24. Mr. Sanyal, who was 45, was waiting to give evidence in a criminal case when he explained of giddiness and collapsed before any medi- cal aid could beF.O.C. - 52 words
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297 1951-06-05 2 NEW DELHI. June 2. Mediea. facilities for children in Delhi will be improved considerably when tne new 96 bed children's ward ir. Irwin Hospital opens in October. Work has already started en the two blocks which will "replace the existing ward. On th»ir completion, theFOC - 297 words
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Article103 1951-06-05 2 NEW DELHI: The British High Commissioner, Sir Archibald Ny« culled on Sir G. S. Bajpai, Secretary General, External Affairs Ministry, on May 24 in connexion with the oil situation in Persia. It was stated that Britain ha<l made an informal approach to India to useF.O.C. - 103 words
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Article527 1951-06-05 3 INDIAN PARLIAMENTPRGCEEDINGS: DR. KESKAR'S STATEMENT IN PARLIAMENT tiuilllcli 'ULUIIICM WllC.ll 111U> W£W5 pone. Tnoy a*so promised to examine the question cti giving iaciiiues to Inaian traders in Iran lor remittance oi lands. "A treaty of commerce and navigation oetween Imna and Jran is under negotiation.FOC - 527 words
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142 1951-06-05 3 JAMMU: Seven persons, including two women, were shot dead by a ound of Pakistan civilians on the night of May 26-27 in the Jammu and Kashmir State territory near the Pakistan border, according to a report received here. Sixteen armeu Pakistani raiders crossed intoF.O.C. - 142 words
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Article63 1951-06-05 3 Penniless Paris poets, weary of being told by publishers "poetry does not sell nowadays" rigged up open air stalls in the city to sell their poems direct to the public. Tneii' creator to consumer" trade was piied in the Place des Vosges, where Victor Hugo lived. Handwritten,63 words
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140 1951-06-05 3 KHATMANDU: Nepal police on May 28 reported recovery of jewliery worth about Rs. 5 lakhs, a part of Rs. 25 lakh worth of jewellery belonging to Crown Prince Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev, which nad been stolen from his residence in the King's NarainhitiF.O.C. - 140 words
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Article92 1951-06-05 3 BOMBAY: Two thousand dock workers engaged in unloading food ships in the Bombay docks, who went on a lightning strike on May 28 afternoon resumed duty from noon on May 29. The workers abandoned the food ships following a reported lathi charge by the police onF.O.C. - 92 words
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Article79 1951-06-05 3 SERIOUS DERAILMENT AVERTED NAGPUR, May 29.— A serious derailment was averted this evening when buffers of four carriages of 7 Down Katni-Bilaspur Passenger got jammed as the train was in motion near Sahdol, about 100 miles ..on! Bilaspur, and the driver stopped the train in time, according to a eportF.O.C. - 79 words
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339 1951-06-05 3 ONE KILLED 44 HURT IN TRAIN ACCIDENT 120 MILES OFF NAGPUR NAGPUR, May 30. (By Air Mail) One person died and forty-four others were injured, thre> seriously, when eight wagon:* of a running goods train got detached a id crashed into a passenger train at .Inilmilli station on the Chhindwaru-NainpurF.O.C. - 339 words
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449 1951-06-05 3 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORT ON DARJEELING LANDSLIPS In a report published in Calcutta, the Geological Survey of India attributes last year's extensive landslips in Darjeeling district to excessive rains and suggests certain measures to reduce similar occurrences in the future. The report, prepared by a senior member of the Survey, observesF.O.C. - 449 words
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Article44 1951-06-05 3 LAHORE, June 2. The Lahore Corporation last -week re-elected Malik Shaukat Ali as Mayor for another term. He defeated his opponent Sahibzadi Mahmuda Begun, —the first woman ever to contest for the Lahore Mayoralty by 38 vores w> za.— FOCFOC - 44 words
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Article143 1951-06-05 3 NEW DELHI, June 3.— Among the reputed statisticians, who have recently been elected Fellows of the American Statistical Association, is Dr. P. V. Sukhatme of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research. The first Indian to receive this honour, Dr. Sukhatme has earned a special mention for his "contributionsGIIS - 143 words
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291 1951-06-05 3 POONA, May 20, (By Air Mail).— India's Minister for Works, Production and Supuiy. Mr. N. V. Gadgil. said last night that the progress of th adeyelopment plans of the country "will not be held up because of lackFOC - 291 words
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914 1951-06-05 3 A.1.0.C IS HER BIGGEST SINGLE INVESTMENT ABROAD 4Kf ™SY A.P. Correspondent) •*u irf?:r RAN June 4 Britain is clinging to Persia with bulldog stubbornness to one of her most valuable rcmanunts of her empire. uJZSZ!?? S° ve^ment, led by ageing Dr. Mohammed SwS! 'f^llyA.P. - 914 words
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Article103 1951-06-05 3 RATNAGIRI: A cartman who tried to kill a woman and her two children and rob them was himself killed before he could carry out his evil design. The woman and her children were travelling to a nearby village from Malvan in Ratnagiri district in a bullock-cart. WhenF.O.C. - 103 words
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150 1951-06-05 3 WORLD BANK LOAN FOR LAND RECLAMATION BOMBAY: Mr. B. K. Nehru. India's Executive' Director on the International Bank, denied that there was any possibility of the Ban*t suspending- further instalments of the 10-million dollar loan in respect of India's land reclamation projects. Mr. Nehru, who had been called by theF.O.C. - 150 words
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Article67 1951-06-05 3 PLANE CRASH NEAR LUCKNOW LUCKNOW: A two seater PiperClub belonging to the Hind Flying Club crashed near the Lucknow Central Jail at 7-15 a.m. on Ma^-jy v Mr. Manmohan Sethi, ..'l.^ was piloting the plane sustained slight injuries when his plane crashed against a tree while landing. He was takenF.O.C. - 67 words
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Article99 1951-06-05 4 COLOMBO: Ceylon has betn invited to participate in the Commonwealth Conference on Agncui tural Co-operation whicn will be held at Oxford; from July 24 to July 27. No decision has yet. bean taken whether to send representatives frqm Ceylon or not, according to h statementFOC - 99 words
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Article47 1951-06-05 4 KANDY: Mr. T B. Tennekoon, N*MC, will forward a motion before the Kandy Municipal Council expressing disapproval of the action of the Government, in providing bars at the House ul Representatives, trie Senate and at "Sravasti" (hostel) for members of both Houses). i FOCFOC - 47 words
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Article131 1951-06-05 4 COLOMBO: Mr. B. P. Kirthi siughe of Wellawatte has been awarded the B.Sc. Agr. (Honours; degree of McGill University, Cana da. He has specialized in animal husbandry and was awarded a University MacDonald Bursary ii» the final year 1950-51. In the university extra-cumou-lar activities, heFOC - 131 words
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Article68 1951-06-05 4 The Engagement Ceremony bet ween Mr. Silverster T. Sennyah (of *«ce Head Quarter Kuala Lumpur, eme&t son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Sennyah of Nilai) and Miss Eliza beth Augustinus (eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Augustinus 01 Caledonia Hospital, Nibong Tebali was conducted by Rev. Fr. A68 words
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257 1951-06-05 4 CEYLON NEWS CEYLON GO'JT. TO SURVEY ESTATE LABOUk POSITION COLOMBO: While the Ceylon Indian Congress is pursuing a life-and-death struggle to obtain Ceylonese citizenship rights for its Indian labour population, the Labour Ministry has undertaken a countrywide survey of the labour positionFOC - 257 words
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Article84 1951-06-05 4 MR. K. P. K. MENON CALCUTTA: The Indian High Commissioner designate, Mr. K. P. K. Menon, will arrive in Ceylon on June 7. Indian High Commission authorities here have already arranged a new bungalow for Mr. Menon as the former bungalow occupied by his predecessor, Mr V. V. Giri, hasFOC - 84 words
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Article, Illustration61 1951-06-05 4 PHOTO. &n J° photo shows the ht carrier HM.S. Theseus, Sho 6 Korean war at Malta en r^te home to Britain 011^ *> CtMy «»W«1 in operations in the ZV^r, n i d d unn i thls was awarded the boyd trcphy— g SSSJSS^jfe flQe6 i foait of aviation taA.P. - 61 words
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126 1951-06-05 4 NEW DELHI; The Indian Army will be donating 10,000 maunds ox* cereals for distribution in the deficit a teas ol Bihar and Madras. Making this offer, Geieid! K M. Caiu.ppa, Commande:' m Chief lud^n Army, wrote to Uie Prioie Minister, "in response to yourF.O.C. - 126 words
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Article79 1951-06-05 4 ROME. June 2.— Pope Pius XII yesterday left his Vatican Palace to take possession of a new church built in his honour by the world'? 400,000,000 Catholics. The church ninth largest in Rome was built to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Pope's consecration as a bishop andReuter - 79 words
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121 1951-06-05 4 LAND FOR THE POOR: 3,500 ACRES DONATED IN TELENGANA HYDERABAD (Dn.>: Acharya Vmoba. Bhavc a close associate of On mlh jji and a constructive worker who has undertaken a walking tour of the disturbed areas of Telangana, told a meeting of villageis al Chanuupatta. in Nalgonda district, Uiat Nalgonda hadF.O.C. - 121 words
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Article49 1951-06-05 4 NEW DIRECTOR OF TERRITORIAL ARMY NEW DELHI: Brig S. C. liter*, who was commander of an infantrv brigade has been appointed Director of Territorial Army. He succeeds Brig Gurdial Singh, whose promotion to Commander, Bombay Area, was recently published. Brig Giudial Singh will have the rank of major-general F.O.C.F.O.C. - 49 words
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120 1951-06-05 4 CITIZENS 1 PETITION TO HEALTH MINISTER CALCUTTA: An appeal signed by over ten thousand citizens of Calcutta has been sent to the Health Minister of the Government of India to drop the scheme of abolishing the Lake Medical College and Hospital. A committee has been formed with Mr. Atul Gupta,F.O.C. - 120 words
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Article79 1951-06-05 4 MADRAS, June 4— The Korean war and American stockpiling of arm implements were said by Pub iic Works Minister, Mr. Bhaktavat salam here on F'riday to have de.ayed major irrigation projects in food-scarce Madras State by six nonths. He said America's commandeering or stockpiling nad delayedA.P. - 79 words
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Article59 1951-06-05 4 CALCUTTA, Jura? 2. Two dead- bodies .were picked up from tank* in the city on Sunday. Twenty-year old Jawaharlal Roy was learning to swim in Jodhpur Club tank and got drowned, it is reported. The dead tody of a Gurkha stated to be a member of Calcutta ArmedFOC - 59 words
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214 1951-06-05 4 NEW DELHI: The Ministry of Communications in a Press Note says tuat it has been decided that hereafter compulsory insuiance of of V.P. letters containing railway receipts and other documents of no intrinsic value, irrespective of the amount to be recovered from the addressee. InFOC - 214 words
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Article39 1951-06-05 4 LONDON, June 3. -King George who has a small area of catarrhal inflammation Jn the lung, following an attack of influenza, was seen by his doctors at Buckingham Palace a,gain today. No official statement was issued ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article41 1951-06-05 4 The Malayan railvjj administration announces that there will be a curtailment in passenger services between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore on Friday, June 8. The up and down trains between Singapore and Gemas will not run on that date.41 words
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Article50 1951-06-05 4 NEW DELHI. June 3.— Toe Indian government on Friday night an nounced that the Sudan has ag: i to supply 60,000 bales of cotton in return for Indian jute 'goods suf flcient to meet the Sudan's requirements until the end of the next year.- A. P.A.P. - 50 words
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