Indian Daily Mail, 9 September 1952
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Title Section16 1952-09-09 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL VIII. NO. 210. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 9, 1952. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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314 1952-09-09 1 VICE CHANCELLORS OPPOSE NEW VARSITIES BILL Plea To Retain Autonomy, English Medium, Etc. From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Sept. B.— The Universities of India have declared themselves completely opposed to the Government of India's move to lake over control and standardise teaching m all Universities. The Inter University Board which314 words
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176 1952-09-09 1 Retain English, Educationists' Appeal To Nehru From Our Own Correspondent BOMBAY. Sept. 8.—Twentysix leading scientists and educationists in India in an earnest appeal to Premier Nehru and the Education Minister Maulana Azad have warned of deterioration of educational standards in the country following attempts to hastily impose Hindi in place176 words
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124 1952-09-09 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. Sept. 8.— Mr. K. P. K. Menon who has just retired as India's High Commissioner in Oeylon told qressmem in arrival here yesterday that he was still confident that the Indo Ceylonese problems could be settled hy amicable124 words
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144 1952-09-09 1 NEW DELHI, .Sept. 8. Driven from pillar to post, the Indian Communist Party decided yesterday to establish its headquarters m this capital of India. Originally the party functioned from the industrial centre of Bombay, but when it was routed by the general electionsA.P. - 144 words
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Article60 1952-09-09 1 KUCHING, Sept. B—The8 The Duchess of Kent who, with her son, the Duke of Kent, is to visit Sarawak on Tuesday October 14, has consented to lay the foundation stone of the new Cathedral of St. Thomas on Oct. 15. This announcement has been confirmed byA.P. - 60 words
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447 1952-09-09 1 Biggest Mass Arrests Of Leaders In Nations History CAIRO, Sept. 8, General Mohammed Naguib, now Premier and virtual dictator of Egypt, last night announced a new 16-man cabinet after a dramatic coup m which he arrested nearly every prominent Egyptian outside the government. Naguib'sReuter; A.P. - 447 words
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Article53 1952-09-09 1 BOMBAY, Sept. 8.— All! government and private schools m Hyderabad and Secunderabad were closed for seven days today. It was an extension of the closure ordered following disturbances m the state capital during antigovannment agitation last week which resulted m seven killed and 175 injured. Hyderabad wasA.P. - 53 words
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Article36 1952-09-09 1 HONGKONG, Sept. B.— John Cutting, Walt Disney's chief production executive, arrived here Sunday from Tokyo looking for material for another Disney feature. He said Disney himself might visit the Car East soon —Reuter.A.P. - 36 words
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Article33 1952-09-09 1 The next sitting of the Court of Appeal (Civil) and Court of Criminal Appeal will be held m the Supreme Court Building, Singapore at 10.30 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 22.33 words
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Article22 1952-09-09 1 AMMAN, Sept. B— King Hussein of Jordan will leave Amman by air on Monday morning for London, it was announced here. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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230 1952-09-09 1 Telegu Press Ordered To Pay Security From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. Sept. 8. Two journalists from Madras are the first to be punished under the latest Press Act which provide that pressmen should be tried by a jury composed oi pressmen and writers. The keeper of the Press and publasher230 words
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285 1952-09-09 1 Begin In Rajasthan rdfsm To Abolition of LandloOn Sept. 16 JAIPUR, Sept. 8. The process of the abolition of jagirs (estates) m Rajasthan is to begin on Sept. 16, the State Revenue Minister, Mr. Mohanlal Sukhadev, said m Jaipur on Friday. Fifteen jagirs m theI.I.S. - 285 words
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Article49 1952-09-09 1 SARAWAK ADVISORY COMMITTEE KUCHING, Sept. B.— The Governor, Sir Anthony Abell, has appointed an advisory committee under the Emergency Regulations to which any objection against any order for detention made under the Emergency Regulations, may be lodged. The committee is under the chairmanship of Mr. Justice Fletcher Rogers —Reuter.A.P. - 49 words
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Article33 1952-09-09 1 TEHERAN, Sept. B.—Persian Premier Dr. Mossodeq branded the recent TrumanChurchill proposal to solve the Anglo-Iranian oil dispute the worst offer ever made during the long negotiations. —A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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115 1952-09-09 1 TUNIS, Sept. 8. The Council of 40, representing all walks of Tunisian life, Sunday night unanimously rejected France's proposed reforms for the French protectorate. Meeting with the Bey of Tunis, the group approved a report of its sub-committee which earlier had declared that the reformsA.P. - 115 words
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Article, Illustration87 1952-09-09 1 Field Marshal Sir William Slim, 61-year-old Chief of the Imperial General Staff, has been appointed Gover-nor-General of Australia m succession to Sir William Mckell, 60, who is retiring from public life. The Field Marshal is pictured with Lady Slim at their home, Green tops near Oxted, Surrey, Sept. 3. ItA.P. - 87 words
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Article106 1952-09-09 1 FARNBOROUGH, Sept. B.— A 14-year-old body died m hospital today, bringing the death toll In Saturday's jet plane arash at the Farnbarough air display up to 28. Another 44 of the 62 injured are detained In hospital about a. dozen of them fit a seriousReuter - 106 words
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671 1952-09-09 2 Indian Daily Mail Spore, Tues., Sept. 9, 1952. The Sardar In Cairo! |T is a sensational statement that the new Indian Ambassador to Egypt, Sardar K. M. Panikkar has made on his arrival m Cairo fast week. It is sensational not merely for the remarks that he has made on671 words
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353 1952-09-09 2 But It Doesn't Mean Merger. Says Pt. Yajee! COIMBATORE, Sept. 7. Pandit She el Badra Yajee, Deputy Chairman of the All-India Forward Bloc {Marxist) a nd President, Bihar State Trade Union Congress, addressing a Press conference here, explained the present programme and policy,FOC - 353 words
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Article, Illustration54 1952-09-09 2 Turkish Moslems carry their flattened rams to be sacrificed on Kurban Bayram— the day of sacrifice—Turkey's thanksgiving day, Aug. 31, m Istanbul. Every good Moslem with any means must slaughter a ram as thanks to God and distribute meat to poorer members of his community. This ancient rite commemorates Abraham'sA.P. - 54 words
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Article156 1952-09-09 2 CALCUTTA, Sept. 7.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, has advised all top-ranking Congressmen, holding key administrative posts, to iWp build a strong, healthy and prosperous nation. In a letter to the Chief Ministers of States, the Prime Minister has told them that their main objective shouldFOC - 156 words
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Article42 1952-09-09 2 KMATMANDU, Sept. 7.— Mr. Raymond Lambert, who last time scaled to within 900 feet of the top of Everest, will again lead an assault on the world's tallest peak. He arrived here by air yesterday with his companions. A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article202 1952-09-09 2 MADRAS, Sept. s.— Mr. Jagjivan Ram, Union Communication Minister, said here that any further reduction m tne postal and telegraph rates would result m a heavy loos of revenue to the Government. He told the Southern India Chamber of Commerce that if the Government reducedFOC - 202 words
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124 1952-09-09 2 KARACHI, Sept. 6. The 3%tf Punjab (P) and NWFP 1964 loans have been fully subscribed. A State Bank of Pakistan Press Note issued here tonight said the "subscription list for the Z%% Punjab loan 1964 floated by the Punjab Government was opened at 9 a.m.FOC - 124 words
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328 1952-09-09 2 West Bengal Committee Will Inquire Into Darjeeling Landslides CALCUTTA: Sept. 7. The West Bengal Government has set up a committee to investigate the causes of recurring disasters by land-slides m Darjeeling district and adjoining areas and to suggest remedial measures, says a Press note. The committee will examine the protective328 words
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Article144 1952-09-09 2 TANJORE, Sept. 7. The headless body of a man, aged 25, was found inside a trunk In a carriage m the Indo-Cey-lon Express between Sivaganga and Parayankulam on Aug. 30. The guard of the train, on suspicion, informed the Manamadura Station Master who sent informationFOC - 144 words
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79 1952-09-09 2 MADRAS, Sept. 7. The Ministry of Communications, Government of India, has a scheme for putting up a hjghpower transmitter at Madras m order to link up Madras with other Important cities m India like Bombay, Calcutta and Delhi, as well as with Rangoon by radio-telephone, itFOC - 79 words
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Article153 1952-09-09 2 TIRUCHIRAPALLI, Sept. 7. Mr. V. V. Giri, unveiling a bust of Gandhiji m front of the South Royapuram gate, Sirangam Temple, uiged that people should follow Gandhiji'ideals and fulfil his mission by securing economic freedom for the common man. The function was attended by the elite ofFOC - 153 words
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Article171 1952-09-09 2 TRANQUEBAR, Aug. 29- As chemical analysis has disclosed that the Sodium Chloride content of the snlt manui*v»tured m the Trarquebar Sait Factory m the curient season has failed to reach the minimum of 92.6 per cent prescribed by the Department for 1J52. to beFOC - 171 words
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Article76 1952-09-09 2 MADRAS, Sept. 30.— Mr. T. T. Krishnamachari, Union Minister for Industries and Commerce, who arrived here from Delhi by air today, said m an interview that the Government of India would shortly give a loan of approximately Rs 12 croreg to the Tata Iron andFOC - 76 words
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47 1952-09-09 2 KARACHI, Sept. 6. Announcement of Pakistan's new cotton policy, which was expected to be made tomorrow has been delaped by at least one week. Proposals forming the new policy still await Cabinet sanction, it is stated. The cotton year ends tomorrow.— FOCFOC - 47 words
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Article808 1952-09-09 2 gp I _HIH__y .yi_ll.ll.- mmmm 1.1. F.: Federation Leads MR. M. GOPALA MENON, Representative of the Government of India m Malaya is reported to have stated that •'tne Committee at present dis- N.ny the Indian Immigration Fund m Singapore was only concerned with the manner of DIVIDING808 words
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Article180 1952-09-09 2 BHOPAL. Sept. 5. Sanchi will be the venue of an international Buddhist gathering on the occasion of the diamond jubilee celebrations of the Maha Bodhi Socletv of India m the last week of November. The occasion will coincide with the reinstallation, after over a century,FOC - 180 words
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Article116 1952-09-09 2 NEW DELHI, Sept. 16— In a notification published m a Gazette of India Extraordinary the Government of India have announced Open General Licence No. 5, giving general permission for the export of a number of commodities to Pakistan. The articles included are: (1) betel leaf (pan); (2)FOC - 116 words
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Article163 1952-09-09 2 TRTVANDRUM, Sept. 7. The 'abnormal' slump m coconut and coir industry has led pufcha-Shertalai coastal disto distress conditions m Alamtricts, it Is learnt here today. About five lakhs of people arc affected by these conditions, according to unoflScial figures. Over a thousand citizens, including college students,FOC - 163 words
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1512 1952-09-09 3 Suggestions By Madras Varsity Political Professor MADRAS, Sept. 5.- Prof. R. Bhaskaran, Professor of Politics, Madras University, on Aug. 29, pleaded for making the Indian Constitution fully Oexibleand wholly parliamentary to prevent both reaction and revolution" and mentioned that the opportunity to make suchU.S.I.S. - 1,512 words
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254 1952-09-09 3 MADRAS. Sept. 5. The perimeter of the Indian Ocean with its tremendous resources and manpower may yet become the centre of tne Commonwealth, a leading expert on social development said here, says a report from Bangor (North Wales.). Tne speaker, Mr. E.FOC - 254 words
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364 1952-09-09 3 NAGPUR, Sept. s.— The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Pandit Shukla, said recently that his Government's policy on linguistic redistribution of States was "clear and non-controversial". There was no conflict be tween the Hindi -speaking and Marathi-speaking people of the State m regardFOC - 364 words
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130 1952-09-09 3 KOLAR GOLD FIELDS, Sept. 6. The Government of India has set up a court of inquiry under Sec 24 of the Indian Mines Act, 1942, to investigate the causes of the rock-bursts m the Champion Reef Mine on April 19 and June 30. Thirty workersFOC - 130 words
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115 1952-09-09 3 Social Security Experts To Visit India NEW DELHI, Sept. 3.— Two social security experts, Mar. I. M. Robertson and F. B Hincknarsh, whose services have been piaoed at the disposal of the Government of India by the International Labour Office under the expanded co-operative programme of technical assistance, axe expectedFOC - 115 words
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Article188 1952-09-09 3 PATIAIiA, Sept. s.— Dr. Katju. Home Minister, Government of India said recently that there could be no compromise with any party, -"up or individual that believed m violence. Dr. Katju. who was addressing a public meeting, said it would be suiteidal to enter into any compromiseFOC - 188 words
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Article136 1952-09-09 3 The Council of the Bengal Provincial Hindu Mahasabha last Monday passed a resolution deploring the "campaign of hatred which is being preached by a section of politicians m Bihar" over the demand for the readjusment of boundaries between West Bengal and the adjoining States. If Bihar'sFOC - 136 words
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Article56 1952-09-09 3 NEW DELHI: The Indian Ministry of Education is holding a three-week refresher course m educational statistics for the statistical staff m the various universities of the country. The course, which commences from Sept 2, is the third to be organized by the Ministry to improve the efficiencyFOC - 56 words
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Article87 1952-09-09 3 NEW DELHI, Sept. 7. A difficult coinage operation manufacturing nickel coins from the raw material has been successfully completed m the new Government of India Mint at Alipore where for the first time pure nickel coins of half and quarter-rupee denominations have been manufactured. It isFOC - 87 words
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453 1952-09-09 3 Liaison Between Congress And Parliament M.L.As. To Discuss Plan At Indore NEW DELHI, Sept. 5.— A convention of the executive members of the Congress legislature parties m the States and of the Congress Parliamentary Party will be held at Indore on Sept. 12 to consider the advisability of establishing a453 words
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Article74 1952-09-09 3 The Working Committee will meet 'again on Sept. 14 before the AIOC holds Its second sitting m the afternoon. The AICC is expected to discuss also the foreign policy with particular referonce to the situation m South Africa and the Tunisian question. Arrangements are reported to haveFOC - 74 words
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Article103 1952-09-09 3 SCHIPPOL AIRPORT, Amsterdam, Sept. 7. A hen "air hostess" and her "passenger' a 3£ year old elephant arrived by plane here yesterday from Bangkok, Thailand. Waiting to meet them was a crowd of pressmen, attracted by reports that elephants can be kept quiet on air tripsReuter - 103 words
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211 1952-09-09 4 CEYLON NEWS: COLOMBO: Twenty election petitions against MPs are now before the Supreme Court and are not likely to be taken up for hearing until November or December. The petition against the Prime Minister, Mr. Dudley Se n anay ake, will not come up forFOC - 211 words
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Article300 1952-09-09 4 Changing Names On The Increase COLOMBO: More and more people are changing their naonea with every passing jear, the authorities concerned say, and point out that ■while m 1939 only 440 people changed their names, the figure had risen ten years later to 2,589. For 1951, the (figure worked outFOC - 300 words
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Article61 1952-09-09 4 MIRiIGAMA: If people took only one meal of rice a day the country would be able to solve its food problem, said Mir. J. E. Amaratumge, M.P. at a paddy transplanting ceremony. He further said that people m ancient times ate manioc, .sweet potatoes andFOC - 61 words
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Article, Illustration66 1952-09-09 4 Flight To The Grave Oalifornian Jim Rigsby is itiil at the wheel of his racing car as it climbs into the air after hitting another competitor and a barrier at Dayton, Ohio, U-SA., on Vug. 31. The cajr climbed 20 feet Into the air before crashing m flames 200 feetA.P. - 66 words
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124 1952-09-09 4 'Flying Saucer' Seen At Nuwara Eliya? NUWARA ELIYA Three members of the staff of the Regal Cinema. Nuwara Eliya, and two residents of Hawa Eliya claim that they saw a "Flying Saucer" here at 7.30 pjn. last Saturday. All five persons were quite definite that it was a brilliantly IlluminatedFOC - 124 words
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211 1952-09-09 4 'Caste Not My Concern' Says Magistrate KURUNEGALA: "I am not taking the question of caste into consideration at all. As far as I am concerned the parties before me are the village headman on one side and a villager on the other", said Mr. R. L. Bartholomeauaz, the Kurunegata Magistrate,FOC - 211 words
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Article252 1952-09-09 4 COLOMBO: On Colombo's water front, an old seaman manages to keep himself afloat on Rs. 30 a month and feeds a flock of crows every morning as well. Outside the Shdfpping Master's Office, Martin William, for that's liis name feeds his winged friends regularly every day.FOC - 252 words
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Article56 1952-09-09 4 Govindasamy Arumugam who was sentenced to death ln the Supreme Court on May 15, for murder was executed In the local prison, Out ram Road, Singapore yesterday morning. Govindasamy was charged with the murder of a woman m a hotel m Geylang on Dec. 1, 1951. At the trial,56 words
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222 1952-09-09 4 COLOMBO: In January 1953, the Maidive Islands will become the youngest Republic m the world. The Prime Minister, Mr. Amin Didi, has returned to Ceylon, after making an intensive lour of the atolls finalising the arrangements for the historical occasion. Among the guests invited toFOC - 222 words
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Article214 1952-09-09 4 Wearing Foreign Clothes A Shame COLOMBO: "Those who wear clothes made of imported material should be ashamed of themselves. I am very proud to see you all dressed m clothes made from locally manufactured textiles." Tills was stated by Mr. A. Ratnayake, Minister of Home AiTalrs and Rural Development speakingFOC - 214 words
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Article93 1952-09-09 4 COLOMBO: Senator A. M. A. Azeez, principal of Zahira College, and Mr. Peter Mellaaratchy, assistant general secretary of the United National Party, left Colombo on Monday morning by air en route to the United States. Senator Azeez and Mr. Mellaaratchy have been awarded study-tour grantsFOC - 93 words
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Article100 1952-09-09 4 SECOND SWISS EVEREST EXPEDITION NEW DELHI, Sept. B.— Five oi the six. climbers of the second Swiss Everest expedition left here Saturday for Khatmandu by chartered plane for their assauit next month on the world's highest peak. Another chartered plane is carrying their heavy equipment. Expedition leader Dr. Gabried Chevalley,Reuter - 100 words
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Article82 1952-09-09 4 NEW DELHI, Sept. 8 The Government of India have issued an open general licence In terms of the trade agreement with Pakistan. The licence will be valid up to the end of November. Goods allowed for import from Pakistan include flsh, potatoes, vegetables, fruit, coconuts, spicesI.I.S. - 82 words
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Article99 1952-09-09 4 SYDNEY, Sept. 8 Sister Elizabeth Kenny said today the conquest of poliomyelitis is possible within ten years. Scientists have isolated the polio virus and are now working to develop a vaccine, she said m Brisbane on her return after a six-month visit to the United States.A.P. - 99 words
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Article115 1952-09-09 4 The Fourth Anniversary of the Divine Life Society was celebrated yesterday at the Ceylon Tamils' Association premises here. On this occasion concurrently the sixtysixth birthday of His Holiness Swami Sivananda was commemorated. Mr. S. Narasimhan presided. "Hie fujnction commenced with prayer by Mr. K. P. A.115 words
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85 1952-09-09 4 Six of the top leaders of the United States National Junior Chamber of Commerce will arrive m Singapore for a twoday visit Saturday on their way back to the United States after attending the International Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting m Melbourne, Australia In theUSIS - 85 words
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Article27 1952-09-09 4 HONGKONG, Sept. 8 Seventeen women police— the first m the history of Hongkong have .packed their training course and become police constables ReuterReuter - 27 words
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243 1952-09-09 4 Asian Trainees To Attend Courses At Forest College, India WASHINGTON, Sept. B —Trainees of 12 Asian countries will attend two special courses at the Forest Re. searcttl Institute and the Forestry Colleges of Dehru Dun, India, starting In Oeto b er 1952 and m April 1953, respectively, the Food andReuter - 243 words
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Article97 1952-09-09 4 MARRIED WOMEN TEACHERS' THREAT JOHANNESBURG, Sept. B.— About 2,200 married women teachers who threatened a maai walkout next Wednesday m support of wage parity with single teachers, decided to postpone action after the Transvaal Provincial Executive Council accepted the principle of their claim. A woman teacher m *he Transvaal whoReuter - 97 words
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