Indian Daily Mail, 17 June 1953

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL IX. No. 126. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1953. SIX PAGES 15 CENTS
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    RITSON REPORT RAISES GOVT. SERVANTS' BASIC PAY
    1200 1 Total Wage Packet Not Affected By COLA Reduction Family Or Expat Allowance Disallowed (By Our Staff Reporter) The Re|K>rt of the one-man Commission comprising Sir Edward liitson who examined the allowances paid to public servants in the Colony, recommends the conversion of the
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    SOUTH KOREAN WOMEN DEMONSTRATE
    34 1 SEOUL, June 16.— About 200 South Korean women paraded through the business section of Seoul today carrying signs accusing India of "selling out her fellow Asians to the Communists." A.P.
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    ROLE OF FILMS
    33 1 HOLLYWOOD .luni 16. "Of all the elements which tend to eliminate misunderstandings," says India's vicenresident, "none can accomplish more than motion pictures. Dr. SarvHpaHl Radhakrishnan told film representatives yesterday. A.P.
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    Wanted Living Wage For Lower-Paid Workers-J.C.A.
    260 1 Leaders Of .he .loint CUUOCIi Jt Action sad: "Wr take thJovemment's acceptance of [he Riston R- port o mean! hat the descriminatory nonxmsionable expatrate allow- \nce w.ll be removed fotthwi h. A is reported that t baa in j ict ha 3 been stepped
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    REGISTRATION A FLOP, SAYS L!
    54 1 Speaking on the adjournment, said Mr. John Laycock "This year Registration of voters has been a flop." And the reasons, he sr-ld, were (1) the people were iind.r the. belief that there was going to he Introduced j compulsory registration' and people were en- j
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    Rent Bill Passed
    348 1 (By Our Staff Reporter) The Control of Rent Bill was i passed in the Legislative v.'ouncil yesterday with a number of clauses being <i mended. One of the amendments approved reads "(i) a notice of demand .shall give the name and address of the person, whether he
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    Rail Disaster: Station Master Arrested
    189 1 Rail Disaster: Station Master Arrested i Fiorn Our Own Coire-noiKhnti MADRAB, June 16. Sixly*our persona were killed and j tbout 70 injured .n a collision je ween a goods and passen- get trains Saturday 'June 13) 1 near Madanapallee, about 200 m le from here on the meter- gauge sect
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    QUEEN MOUNTED ON 'WINSTON'
    39 1 QUEEN MOUNTED ON 'WINSTON' PHOTO. Queen BH-afeeth ll took the ss«hi<.- sil Ike Trooping the Colour Ceremony on Horse Guard* farad.- on -Inn.- 11. The occasion marked Her Majesty's official birthday. Ojueen Ktiaaaeta li. mounter! MenMMfa M "Winston." A.P.
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    Two Top Terrorists Killed
    154 1 Two Top Terrorists Killed Iwo l.iimiii; members of the Ounmiinht terrorist organisation in Malaya have keen Killed b> itieir bodyguard. They are Law halt, lueiuner of the central committee or th» Communist terrorist organisation for the .North I'ahang region, and Ha Yoi:g, regional committee member for the Coiuimuiist terrorist organisation
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    7-Yr Residential Qualification For Citco Membership
    687 1 7-Yr Residential Qualification For Citco Membership Legco Passes Mallal's Motion Nair Recalls Nehru's Words By Our Staff Reporter "No person shall be qualified to be elected or appointed t a= a City Councillor unless he .shall have been ordmarlly r«» j sident in the Colony of Singapore for a period
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    Congress-PSP Coalition Not Impracticable -KRIPALANI
    113 1 Congress-PSP Coalition Not Impracticable -KRIPALANI (From Our Own Oorcespoodenti BETUL (sssstsssjra Pradesh), June IG.— Adrrarya Kripalani, presiding over the Praja-SooMist National Conference he:%\ said <'o:»iition with the Congress was not a prnctJCfal proposition, hut he would not rule out taik at any time in the future. He could on'v forecast
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    Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed., June 17, 1953 RITSON REPORT AND THE TAXPAYER
    637 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed., June 17, 1953 RITSON REPORT AND THE TAXPAYER with the Government servants' insatiable greed and the Government's generosity with the taxpayer's money, the cost of the Administration shows no sign of decreasing, even when the economic conditions are steadily deteriorating and the revenues of the
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    More People Live Under Thatch Than Under Any Other Roofing
    1163 2 .4 Study of Housing ,4/fOKn; people iu tne world "*iive unaer thutch than un..er any outer type ox rooiing. xius ruct is uuu«r«inea iii a jiuuy or woiKers housing in irrti maue Dy tne jjnemaaationai labour Organ. sation. xne ua*.a,
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    Centralisation Of Sales Tax Not Favoured
    195 2 Centralisation Of Sales Tax Not Favoured PATNA Sri Hal rmi l'hajat. ParUamentary Secretary I .o tb<- Union Finance Minis cr. said i he centralisation of saios tax was not a practical proposition in the present circumstances. Sn Bhagat w.i- replying to a memorandum submitted to him by ibe B.iiar Cbamber
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    Girl's Gift To Sherpa Tenzing
    132 2 NEW DELHI; A Delhi schoolgirl has sent Rs 25 to President Prasad for pre- sentation to Tenzing. She had saved It for her 18th birthday. m a letter to the PreslUenc, written in Hindi, Kuann of lMryaganj, ueihi, said: "I am »enuing you three postal
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    Time-Barred Cloth
    177 2 U^'IVI Li/VX t\ ft K"JV*C *^> sued by the Textile Commlss.oih r to the Gov< iiunenr of Iniha says The operatio'.' ol clauses 25 and 16 of the Cotton Textiles iPotitrol) Order, 1918, wag suspended till June 30, 1953, as au experimental measure. This relax* ion does not.
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    Re-Election In T-C State!
    212 2 EStNAKULAM Sri K. P. Madhavan Nayar, President of the Travancore-Cochin Pradesh Congress Commlttc*. declared hat there was no idea in any responsible Congress quarters for a Congress-Praja-Socialist alliance in Truvancore Cochin. He character. sed reports to thia effect as "absolutely untrue." While xpress ng "pesalmlam* m
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    A REPORT DENIED
    69 2 TRIVANDRUM: Mr. A. J. John. Chief Minister of Tra-vancore-Cochin. ha.< deoled that he had given any ultimatum to the Travancore Tamil Nad Congress to merge in the Pradesh Congress. Asked about report* that the nratftwji Oottgress was Ukeiv to enter into an alliance with "the Sat"? PraJa-Social.3t
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    Manufacture Of Aircraft Not Possible Now In India
    260 2 LONDON The possibility of India establishn g her own aircraft industry, producing all types of passenger, and freight planes, is one noi of immediate but at least of foreseeable future, according to Sri L. C. Jain. Director-General of Indian Civ.l Aviation. Sri
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    Theory Off Relativity: New Findings
    240 2 Theory Off Relativity: New Findings CALCUTTA: Prof. S. N. Pose. Dean of the Faculty of Science, Calcutta University. nas recently evolved some equi IiOBI w.th regard to the General Theory of Relativity, which had hitherto been believed impossibl" to work out. According 1 to h.s fellow .scientists Prof. Bogf has
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    Sales Tax Pay mem By Railways
    76 2 MADRAS Tho Railway Poard has informed the South>ni India Chamber of Com.nercc that it has issued instructions to the different railways that sales tax "may be paid to the funis where "it is due. The Chamber had represented that it had uports that the
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    PRIORITY FOR ANDHRA BILL
    96 2 NEW DELHI: Over 1.1000 quest ons have already been received for the Augus:-eptem-ber session of the House of the People and more are pouring in every day. it is learnt. As regards legislative business, the Andhra Bill i s expected to be given priority. The Public
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    Nizam To Be Andhra Raipramukh!
    263 3 h Will Facilitate Early Formation Of 'Yisalandhra' MADRAS: "Andhras should set aside their sentimental considerations, and invite the Nizam of Hyderabad to be the Rajpramukh of Yisalandhra. Such a step will not only facilitate the early formal tion of Vlsalandhra, but put an end to
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    Orissa Estates Abolition Act
    129 3 .NJhiW ucjt-ttxi: The Constitution tteiicn of tne Supreme UOUTI upneid tne vaiiuny ox lac Onega natatfs Abolition Act (iyo2i, in an unanimous judgment delivered by Mr. luscice Mukherjca. Tlie vnuauy of the Act li.iu been challenged by six estate owners from urissa by way Oa appeals
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    Monsoon Bursts In Calicut And Neighbourhood
    192 3 UAxtMJU'i': inc long and eageny awaiteu 6>oUin- vvc 0 t -iuiwoon ourst witn a ncavy auwn,,our UUK ween in Caucut sunounoing piaces. me ~.Ky was over-cast and tne downpour, wnicn started at ~0-mi in tne morning, is cou.muing tin noon. mere arc xrosm gusts
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    Board To Advise On Wild Life
    93 3 BOMBAY Tne Government }f Bombay has Bet up a 10nmnber Wild Life Advisory 3o id. The Chief Secretary to he Government will ;;ct as the Chairman of the Board which xV adv se the Stat-" Governnent on the areas to bc^ellctld a.- game sanctuai
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    Choice Before Overseas Indians: Re. Nationality
    474 3 LONDON: Speaking to prominent London editors, and jther journalist* at a luncheon given in his honour bv the High Commissioner, S I B. Ci. Kher. -Sri Jawaharlal .Vehru, Prime Minister of Ind a, referred t«» the position of /Verseas Indians, and said, "t iey
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    Release Ghaffar Khan Appeal
    129 3 LJLMOKMt: Mr. M. S. Suhrawardy, convener of tne Jmnnh \wami League, said that Khan Abdul Onairar (man's detention had •enhanced" the Red leader's prestige. In a statement here, Mr. Suhrawardy appealed to the Pakistan Government to release Mr. Gharfar Khan from detention. "Oucc more, Khan Abdul
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    Beggar Colony At Egatoor Village
    141 3 MADRAS: The Social Rescue Service. Madras, has on hand plans for starting beggar colon j' at Egratoor. a village 15 miles from Madras, from January 1954. The colony will be situated on a 10-acre-plot of land in the village. The cost of construction. Inclusive of
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    FLOOD HAVOC IN ASSAM
    403 3 OAUHATT: Mr. G. P. Jaruaan, Divisional Commissioner, ./no has returned after an on--ne-spot-study of nood-torn oadiya. said that the plan for -vacua ting the town wouid -ost Government Rs. l,70.00u. .ir. Jarman, who was in charge a tiie evacuation, pointed out aiat the y.oOu Inhabitants of
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    Dancing: Ancient Manuscript Found
    104 3 MYSORE: An ancient palm,eaf Kannada manuscript, dated 1881 has been discovered by he Curator of the Oriental Research Institute, Sri H. R. Rasanutwasal Ayyangar, in the Mysore Palace library. The manuscript is a work on the technique of Indian dancing by Simhanabhupala, son of Virabhadranrupala. tl
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    BIHAR ELECTION IRREGULARITY
    70 3 PATNA The counting of votes n the Futwa by-election to he Bihar Assembly, schedu'ed to be held at Futwa was oostponed as ballot bOBSea of the Congress cand date Mr. TVo Sharan Singh, and BS independent candidate. Mt. Ragho Singl) la 'He Saiddi pore booth were found
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    Nehru Presents Koran To All
    125 3 Nehru Presents Koran To All Lo i>_»u^t A maini.->cnpi ot fhc Holy Aoran, wiucn «tH aonvr nopes wni coinri«»uie to uiuo-«-aklsian goodwill was passeu on 10 Mr. Mahomed ui. Pakistan rremier, by Sri Nenru, rrtmc Minister of India. It is tne gift of Prof. Kam Singh Dara, an Indian foil
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    World Varsity Seminar In Mysore
    249 3 MYSORE Welcom.ng the de.ega es to the World University Seminar, inaugurated here ur. Zakir Hussain, Vice-Chan-cellor of Aligarh Un.vers.ty, said that a sim.nar was a significant step and helped the peoples of the world to under* a. and each other. He added that the seminar
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    A.I.R.F. Convention
    70 3 BOMBAY: A convention of the All-India Railwaymen's Federation will be held in Mysore on June 25 to adopt the terms of amalgamation of the AIRF imd the Indian National Railwaymen's Federation, Mr. Alva res. Assistant Secretary of the AIRF, announced here" last week. The terms of amalgamation have
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    New Procedure In Delhi Assembly
    153 3 NEW DBLHI: The House or the People Secretariat has already received notice of about 150 questions for the AugiutSeptember session, it is lenrnt. 7n view of the allotment of some time for private memOtrs* Bills or resolutions every woek, a method may be evolved during
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    Development Of Villages
    216 3 CALCUTTA: The Planning Commtaa on has opened ue«e t programme evaluat-on organization for carrying out systematic study of the methods and results of the community development projects in the eastern region. The organization set up under the agreement signed between the Government of India and the Ford
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    Clemency Appeal For Pak. Convicts
    157 3 LAHOrtK Over too leading citizens of Pakls.so and thousand of common people I. rv< submitted a .lo^nt appeal to Pakistan's Qoverii r-General tor clemency to the. convicts n the Rawalp ndi conspiracy case. The conviccg include former .ugli unking officers, ot the Psucatan Army and
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    Unemployment In south India
    113 3 NEW DELHI: Sri S. Knsh|iiamurthi. vic-iaesideni of 1 tne Madras Unemployed Coun- I .il, and of the Tamil Nad j rade Union Congress, met the niou Labour Minister, Sri V. Girl and requested tinn to j .aha immediate action to check -ne 'alarming growth of unemployment,
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    JOMO KENYATTA'S LAWYER BANNED FROM KENYA
    128 3 JOMO KENYATTA'S LAWYER BANNED FROM KENYA MOMBASA: June, 12.— Mr. Peter arvans, Bi.t i h Barrister declared u prohibited immigrant by the Governments of Kenya and Tanganyika, is ,to leave Kenya for India sboard the uner Kampala on June 16, his lawyer. Mr. B. R. Sh'jrm sa.d. Mr. Evans has
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    PAK AMBASSADOR TO EGYPT
    49 3 KARACHI, June 15.— Pakis ran's new ambassador to Egypt will be Major-General Mohanv med Agha Raza who has beu ecalled from Communist "ahina, while Mohammed Oatj man All Baig, former Foreign Secretary will be Pak s a* 1 Ambassador to Turkey, it was A. P
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    National Plan Bond Fully Subscribed
    178 3 BOMBAY: The National Plan Bonds first Issue for Rs 75 crores were fully subscribed on June 9, it was officially stated. The lists were closed at noon. Cash subscriptions amounted to Rs 22.85 crores and the balance was taken up against conversion. The issue was
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    Parliamentary Committees
    380 3 NEW I>ELHI A Parliamentary Committee on Subordinate Legislation, envisaged when the ni'.es of procedure of the House ot the People were n vised over year ago. Is to DC set up .some time during the next session, after Speaker Afavlankar retarnj from London, it is learnt. Bimilar commiUei
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    Jammu Arrests
    140 3 NEW DELHI More than 10.000 persona have y 0 r ucoui h d .1 rest in the Janunu Praia Pariahad movement for the integration of Kashm'r wi h Ind. a. sponsored by the Jan Sangh, the Hindu Man Isabha and the Ram-Rajya Pariahad In India, aceording to the
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    "NICE DAY, ISN'T IT"?
    716 3 Andre Drucker is of Central European origin and I when he spoke about the English weather in a BBC talk he viewed it from a j fresh standpoint. He refer- red to the millions who murmured daily, "Nice day, isn't it.-" and "How do you do?"
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    31 3 NEW DELHI: Mr. Nehru, it s lc'in., has been in cominu'r. cation with the Defence M« •natty on India's nrobable oblination? under the Korean truce nfrreen^nt now hf>ip-v n p,-f,»i... FOC
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    THE PREDICTION
    2048 4  -  V. JR. It ALAKKiSILN A is *s* r *^r Ol##«*Mk fr***-**^****-****^**^***.*-* By I VyHEN Regimental Sergeant I M I t Peck c died Private De Silva, the other diers whispered: "he it again". There was aI i inspection that mornir De Silva went up "to him and stood
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    AN ARGUMENT AGAINST NEUTRALITY
    756 4  -  v>\ .v. EWEB i i in i i i ii by > us endures, I he safet] ind q be tound In a poh< Ul •'■l''. will ndure. ft la a natural and in astinctive thought that *ars quarrels and tates 1> we in the iiii
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    Hindi Typing: Machines-Test
    73 4 NEW DELHI: Tii«- Ministry of Education nimounced, In a Press Note, recently thai the Government of India proposed to hold a test for Hindi typing machines within the next six months. The Note said that persons Intending to submit mach'jiee for the test might adopt either the
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    PROFESSIONAL COLLEGES
    77 4 MADRAS: The existing rules for the admission of students to the Government professional Colleges, Medical and Engineering will continue for the ensuing academic year without any change, it is learnt. The policy to be pursued in tins matter, it is understood. was considered at a meeting of the
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    International Family Fights Illiteracy
    881 4 International Family Fights Illiteracy •i>l JOHail'U, who la trying to i scrape a living out of a .•jiiy |IMMi .11 11 WIH. iv. ii. I A'U'i, an Indian wheat farmer near i i Tina, and wniie (k>rdon wno i is watcning nis h~nci erocu. in inimayiTri may B*S by oceans
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    The Approach To Bermuda
    769 4  - The Approach To Bermuda W. N. KVVKH by i It was inevitable that the decision to hold a thrcer*owcr "high level" meeting snouid at once, in man> minus, have been linked with the idea of a lour-Power nigh level meeting. »ir Winston *jnurchill had airead> in nis House 01 Commons
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    Achievement In Science & Art
    120 4 Achievement In Science Art NEW DELHI: The general iue»tion of Instituting HO award for outstanding; meritorious service In the fieid of arts, science, and literature for civilians has been under the government of India's consideration for some time, and details are being worked out. ahe principle has already been accepted.
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    New Collector Of Madras
    66 4 RADIUS: Sri K. S. Aruuaehalam, i.c.s. has been ;iplointed OoUector of Madras vice Mr. at A/izullab Sheriff, vbo bl to act as Chief Electoral Officer. Madras, and exofficio Deputy Secretary- to Government, Public Elections lepartment. vice Sri J. Subbuswami I.A.S. posted to act as Deputy Secretary
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    Tokyo Silk Most Expensive In World
    265 4 VUKI, Japan: Workers in this small town near Tokyu produces the most expensive silk in the world entirely by a hand process that has not changed in 600 vears. i uki silk of the best grade 2os 1 1 about 100,000 yen iSSB4O» for
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    MOVE TO SECURE GHAFFAR KHAN'S RELEASE
    44 4 l i AHOKE: Wot the first Umt- since Khan Abdul Ohaffar Khaa's detention in 1948. a I campaign to secure signature I I of people for his release has been started in the Uanaru area of Peshawai district
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    No Princely Life In Japan
    562 5 TOKYO: It's not easy for B Japanese prince or his princess wife to live a princely life. The nation grants a prince ouiy about Straits $975 a month for living, and S$486 for his wife. If the princess survives her husband, she has to live
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    40 5 U>MlJAY: Air India 'j direct -'Kota _eivce from Bombay 10 Delhi had to be diverted *"o J«P"r on June 9 due to bad £!r r c °ndition 9 over the *>«m Airport at Dftihi. ac01 dl to (tt-atmation recelv- FOC
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    India's 1953-54 Community Project Programme
    607 5 43 New Blocks Chosen >*EVV DELHI: Altogether 48 more development Wocks, comprising about 4,800 villages, will be taken under the Community Development programme during 1953-54. A derision to this effect was taken fMaaataJT »>' the Planning Commission in its capa- it*, m the Central Committee
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    World Congress Of Women
    173 5 COPENHAGEN, June 16. The world congress of Women ended early Thursday, following a night- long session during which nearly 700 women from 67 countries approved an appeal to President Eisenhower to revoke the death sentences for atomic espionage given Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. The appeal was
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      1040 5 The United Commercial Bank, Limited. BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st DECEMBER, 1952. 1. CAPITAL CAP,TAL AND "ABILITIES Rs. A. P. Rs. A. P. I'KUPEBTY AND ASSETS Rs. A. P. Ra. A. P. kaSSFSd S cribld la oint^ rt 3 A^L^l^ o^ 8.00,00,000 0 "in hand and with Reserve Rank and
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    Due Publicity Was Not Given To Hoisting Of Indian Flag On Mt. Everest
    642 6 Col. Hunt Opposes Move For Renaming The Peak KIIATM.ANIH Nepal, June IG. Colonel John Hunt, leader of the successful British Everest expedition, said here he regretted that wide publicity had not been given to the fact that
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    Star Of Nepal To Sherpa Tensing
    83 6 KHATMANDU. June lb. Sherpa Tensing, the Nepale.se porter who reached the «umBSlt of Mt. Everest, the world's nighest mountain, on May 29. is to rece.ve the Star of Nepal. lu s country's highest award according to official SOWTCOS The government, it was stated, has
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    Tensing Planted Indian Flag On Mount Everest
    311 6 iuIAIMWUI The Indian National Flag was planted on tne top of Mount Everest when Tensing .rVorkey .im.i rJ. i'. Htuary conquered the world's tallest peak on May •S a tfri'ish r^muassy spokesman confirmed here last week. The spokesman said thai jot Hum, icauer
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    643 6 Living Allowance, the Housing ed tnat tnc percentage addict lowancu and tne Singapore I iion to pay mignt oe of CM Allowance should be aboiisnea order oi vo per cene 35 per .♦:> separate items in the pay vent for tne lower income jacket. Their place should t>e groups. Once
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