Indian Daily Mail, 1 September 1951
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1217 1951-09-01 1 India Govt. Clarifies Its Stand On Japanese Peace Treaty Text Of Note T&MI, S. Text Of Note to^Q. S. NEW DELHL Au^. 3l>-faUow Mg In liar i<t <ir,i iiiMiiH^innn dated Au^. 28, 1951, from the Ow trtunem of ld^ fr i&j 1 i States Government on the Js^um t PeaceGIIS - 1,217 words
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Article45 1951-09-01 1 Burma Welcomes India's Attitude from, J^ onu, ijicp 1 "WSfc cm n/ofc to si Titl ff fifftTpT!^*^** VD^ f- r atfo that (frrrT 'TMPtonwJH thinker would view tinn^Mr^H gestiom fyy a far^shtSi^^S The IIAIWTfe W^>T S^pSfeP" that Bumja fdopi India's pla l 4 Umml GIISGIIS - 45 words
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202 1951-09-01 1 Indian Press Comments On Draft Japanese Peace Treaty .jient* cwitlnu? to a^>xjear on me Darait Japanese Paa<i$ "Treate; Tuc •Ifilv.DUfc>'i.*Ai4 STANDARD remains; Treaty '^3tt6ft$tetae Monroe AKtrua^ ~and vlrtlialfy ;Wipe« oat Japan ai Treaty's i»jtftosedly j^erot£» ter^4 nave Deea dfc&i&yea wljti rvucw -itJurteh. Biapar»at«u are tti^ *mJ> isso* p^ wn»u -suu»GIIS - 202 words
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Article77 1951-09-01 1 NEm T^HJSt Au«. SL—Tbe Indian TWoie -Minister. Mr. .Nfe&Srfr discloeetl in i*arli»ment today tftfct a auggertla&.to have a eaitferatee of Burma India and Indonesia .to consider; .A Japsmesg pe?£e r tfe«tY wa» mooted '>t ooe flw^4»* -fthe gonejral view was tfals "lawtton could, only be77 words
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Article5 1951-09-01 1 Fight For Sec-Council Seats akgfakkgfagfjakl5 words
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Article14 1951-09-01 1 R^fIj^BBMB^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BMK&WftB% "JMti^^f. TT>JtftiP Sr XITSMv flfctfK?'jWH^mrirtl Cft**wttlirt^ yVftrWff \lTiUl* HuPQiQfliws s>BMhhbb9lv^'2&ot 69dC)CnGttAS>i r ".■"•■>■14 words
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63 1951-09-01 1 ©d i» Lahore oa a chajg© ox 6agJlonf^Ei, it was officialsjr oft-v the tatjiqwacerhfint aftldi T^'.iwWfe pffloial 4n*ve<l in Lthore^von Aag; 24 en route to. AJghflwrflsfftn and arcrueesd suijpiciQflk w«iAft lafled to leave for K^t»ul ooi'e^p^EUloci of ihds reiidence j>eriglt, a^ct^mng to tlve statemftnt. test^M^A.P. - 63 words
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45 1951-09-01 1 "Primary To Varsity Stage In Mother Tongue" Prasad (From Our Own C*rrespo»dent) RajpH.'BaJju, streasuig' the value <tod&rt4 it w^s necessary to have ojf teaching m the mother tongue, all education from primary to the University ftagt, available Ja aU loajor languagres native to the countiy.—Copyright.45 words
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52 1951-09-01 1 'NSW J3BLML^ Aug. 311-r-^ndla has UrOjPQMd U> three oil ooippanies— tea American and oap British i^i4£ taey sfaonct set up. an otl re«iwiy in India whic& would be zifcretftteed jmiaqjioe from naUoo*iise.ttcm for at leasrt 30 years ltwi leanp&tt auth<^tativ^y bare "THfr jt^Vtwiiy^ "f? f*^^A.P. - 52 words
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101 1951-09-01 1 S. Indian Liberaf Federations Election Manifestation MADRAS, Aug. Sht+tiik JTo of £6$^HHMSH|^HH the South IndUta Liberal FederaU*aj ta*- ipt-.jjj Manifesto alter a meeilar of its S*ecutlv<* the presidency of 1/k* P7 T. R**Ja^- TJie. ItJ^^^B coolest the State- as well as wwWaeiMarj et«j*W wanted the Te«d9»t£toUQ)L of Soti» lodia k)101 words
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Article69 1951-09-01 1 NEW PRESS LAWS IN INDIA 1 aud tne pre&s were tatroduced H- j parliament, -todajr tor acanfi Minis- i ocr C. Kajagopaiqhitft 1 This was xione m accordance f heated <teljatfc i^bie last session oA Uad€^*i'flew act, t^^'will b^ no eetMtoßßfUp >nd no ban on dreulattoa,;; N^^twtion will be takenA.P. - 69 words
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Article80 1951-09-01 1 GRAHAM BUSY AS USUAL N SftT -bSlfHl, Aug. 3L v Fran* Graham, XJ.N. Kasajsmtr Medlatoi Pri8p»er Jftwaaarlal Neoratshort^ after arrival Here Thucaday by all trom Karaofid. The Foreign Ministry .describee iht talks as "littoftiKi^"--An official aaid that Dr. Orahac-. was to me*t Pbreigil .Ministry Se cretary -General O. a^ BajpalA.P. - 80 words
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11 1951-09-01 1 Zafrullah Admits Pak Troop Movements d»Ufl4fc?^St ti Tf*#t t*a» today A.P.A.P. - 11 words
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Article19 1951-09-01 1 ■Xie^Q cantfeiled. there too. a parts |^^^««ieed to cut aviation fuel on«-4lfiit^ to QiMit -tiw 1 shortage.— ReuterReuter - 19 words
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116 1951-09-01 1 Hunger-Striker says: ONLY WORK DONE WITHOUT PAY IS CONSTRUCTIVE! fmyftiffi a^s^y> 31.—A man who^ani adffl^^ tail and «W«|iteKiv* galls hirnaifif "J»ropheiVfcatf* has* failed ttf nidy* the U.S? gpnsulate b^his^v«pyeek hunger ..^^Wt Jferf^er 1« a perso^Vi Cpramlate- said oft Thursday. "Jor that reason wt have nothmg to do -with him unieaaA.P. - 116 words
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Article11 1951-09-01 1 WORLD COURT SEAT FOR PAKISTAN Aixiuy Rehr;JUS '^Sm^j^AA.^ -^i#nH ta^cfatfA ReuterReuter - 11 words
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Article821 1951-09-01 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Sept. 1, 1951. NOTES COMMENTS (On Dato O nn's New Tactics) 3XB, mo^s we examine Dato Onn btt^ star's resignation from r t&* |Lhe more are we con- vfcbced t is U«a. p:mlude to a dqip fanart srhlch he has planned to imjt'-'in tile b821 words
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Article738 1951-09-01 2 Not Diff&ren£&6toi Congress, Says H. IX Rajah MADRAS, Aug. 26.— "There Is no Raja, because our oo«jttry Is Sovereign Democratic Republic. If there is no Raja, tbefto can be noPtmj*. We constitute the Government and we are all Rajas to ourselves. Threfore, the very concept ofF.O.C. - 738 words
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Article, Illustration9 1951-09-01 2 PHOTO. WILLIAM JAMES DUBANT, noted United States author. USISUSIS - 9 words
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Article213 1951-09-01 2 BIHAR M.L.C. SENTENCED PATNA, Aug. 24.— Mr. Ram Jiwan Himmalsingka, a Member of the Bihar Legislative Council and Director of the Express Auto Service of Dumka, was convicted and sentenced by Mr. U. N. Sinha, a local Magistrate, to a total term of four years' rigorous imprisonment and fine ofFOC - 213 words
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Article415 1951-09-01 2 SAKSENA'S ADVICE TO CONGRESSMEN NEW DELHI, Auk. 26.— "The better course for those Congressmen who have faith in Mr. Nehru's leadership is to remain in the Congsess and do all they can to lend. their whole-hearted support in the great task which he has undertaken the task of bringing backFOC - 415 words
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Article, Illustration15 1951-09-01 2 rHOTO. SuperfortreMea, operating with Unite* Nations forces tat Korea. are shown flying in 'formation. USISUSIS - 15 words
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Article24 1951-09-01 2 NEW DELHI: M. Raoul Dautry, Administrator of the fVench Atomic 1 1 Energy Commission, and fanoMt lUCnt of SoujLh^rn francA twi An* Ifl FOCFOC - 24 words
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319 1951-09-01 2 APPUCATIOSS INVITED FROM INDIAN NEW DELHI, Aug. 1&«-A competition for UA Govenuwwt and Institute of International sfemation (US) scholarship* to qhaUfled Indians for > higher stt#& in th* United States for the y«rl&6g-53 harbten announced by the Araextoan Embassy and the 0£. JCducatkmal FoundationFOC - 319 words
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325 1951-09-01 2 Bank Disputes: Tribunal TO Meet In November b BOMBAY, Aug. 26:— The tri1 bunal appointed by the Governlment of India in July last, under the chairmanship of Mr. H. V. Divatia, to adjudicate in the dnspute between banks and their employees will commence its sittings by the beginning of November,FOC - 325 words
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71 1951-09-01 2 LAHORE, Aug. 28. The Punjab branch of the Majlis-E-Ahrare-Islam lias offered flf tv thousand' trained Ahrar Razakara (volunteers) i to the Prime Minister of Pakistan for the defence of the country. This was disclosed at a press conference here by the ChiefFOC - 71 words
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Article69 1951-09-01 2 BUKDWAN, Au«. 26. The following persons have filed nomination papers for the bye-election in the Burdwan Rural- (General Mohaminadan Constituency, in created by migration at Mr. Abdul Hashlin to Pakistan (1) Dr. Md. Hossain (Congress no- mlnee). (2) Mr. At>u Hayat, VkseChairman of the Burriwan Dlit Boar4, (3)FOC - 69 words
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2237 1951-09-01 3 INDIAN PARLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS: President, And Not Governor, To Make Laws For Punjab But Parliament May Modify Them NEW DELHI, Aug, 17. (By Air Mail) Parlia- ment passed to-day the Punjab State Legislature (Delegation ot Powers) Bill m a iorm acceptable to most oi the .Punjab members. Laws ior the PunjabFOC - 2,237 words
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390 1951-09-01 3 NEW DELHI, Aug. 31. Commeniking on the suspension oi Koean armistice talks, t.'fl« STATESMAN says: "Both sides, 1: la to be hoped, stU} want an arrufcrtic DUt to assume from this that the talks must, sooner or later, succeed in spite of the recur oitchesGIIS - 390 words
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Article, Illustration10 1951-09-01 3 agfkajka JOHN DETWKY, famous UniWW States educator and phHosoplMB<— USISUSIS - 10 words
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96 1951-09-01 3 WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson said yesterday that after the Japanese treaty becomes effective Japan will be free to make peace with Nationalist or Communist China, India or other countries which fail to sign, the general peace pact ait SanA.P. - 96 words
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303 1951-09-01 4 CEYLON NEWS? Ceylon Citizenship For Malayan Ceylonese Position To Be Clarified By Mr. Nesaratnam COLOMBO: The Government has appointed a special Representative m Malaya to enable Ceylonese m Malaya to have their position m regand to Ceylon citizenship clarified more readily. The new official, Mr. A. Nesaratnara, is designated theFOC - 303 words
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Article176 1951-09-01 4 FOC TRINCOMALEE: At a meeting of the Triconmalee Koneswara "Temple Restoration Committee held at Hindu College Hall it was arranged that three members of the Committee from Trincomalee should proceed to Colombo shortly and take over the statues recently unearthed at Trincomalee from the ArchaeologicalFOC - 176 words
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147 1951-09-01 4 KANDY: We can preserve our independence and our self-res-pect, only as a people whose culture is based on religion. Bhikkhus are doing a great service in this direction by teaching religion to children through the medium of the Sunday Schools", said Mr. A. Ratnayake, Minister ofF.O.C. - 147 words
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Article52 1951-09-01 4 COLOMBO: A move is being made to convene an all-island conference of Buddhist organisations to approve the representations made to the government by the All-Ceylon Buddhist Congress. The conference will also seek the early appointment of a commission to make investigations into the state of Buddhism m theFOC - 52 words
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Article120 1951-09-01 4 COLOMBO: A life size portrait of the Prime Minister, by the wellknown English painter, Mr. Egerton. Cooper will be hung m the Assembly Hall of the Houae of Representatives. The unveiling is likely to be done by the Governor-General. Final touches to the portrait were givenFOC - 120 words
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Article112 1951-09-01 4 COLOMBO: Mr. K. A. Upali Tissa, of Wijayarama Road, Udahamulla left for Germany on Aug. 19, for a three-year course of practical training in civil engineering, after completing the four-year B.»c, engineering course at the University of Ceylon. He will be the first Ceylonese to beFOC - 112 words
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