Indian Daily Mail, 20 June 1953

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    Masthead
    11 1 Indian Daily Mail voL^KTN^lisr iH^TORET^TORDA^JUNE 20, 1953. SIX PAGES 15 CENTS
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    MORE ANTI-RED PoWs BOLT TO FREEDOM
    284 1 India'sAttitude Unchanged SEOIL, June 19. AnoW's escaped in the new e;s bolted to freedom at two stockades and a prison baapttaJ ImI night and early today in new gestures of SMtt Koiean defiance of the United Nations Command. More than 1,500 FoW's escaped in
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    Released PoW Interviewed
    150 1 PI' SAN, June 19. 1 talked today with seven Natl- Koreans wno escaped from their prison camps. Ihey want to leave their underground hidding places and join the South Korean arniv. iney have a great desire to tight the Communists, having Mfl tneir famhies in the tides
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    McCARTHY APPLAUDS RHEE'S ACTION!
    99 1 McCARTHY APPLAUDS RHEE'S ACTION! IINGTON, June 19.--Senator -McCarthy (R-WTSj •'■l h he Eisenhower on visterday on ot 8yngman Rhee s reI thousands of pr.soners Korea. McCarthy told iv- era "fn«dom-loving p* ople out Ihe world should applause the action of Mr. >n. tihee'a demist have been be >i rtidn "Why
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    INDIA TO SEND MISSION
    38 1 NEW DELHI, June 18— Jndian Government Is annmg to send a Joint mlS and civil 'act-finding Wlsfdoa to Korea immediate- > after a Korean armistice '/> Mgned, sources close to the oreign Office said yesterday. A.P.
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    'Ceylon Will Not Be Affected'
    84 1 Korean armistice would -it in any adverse effect or, Ceylon's rubber trade with China. Mr. R. G. Senana*e, Minister of Commerce ,nfi Trade said. ■aM that having <" agreement must be expected to honour her contractual obligaontraty. I am not peretteve that she will act
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    EXPORT OF PAKISTAN COTTON
    71 1 EXPORT OF PAKISTAN COTTON Government of Pakistan i effect from 30th May 1 and until 31st August. have granted general WlsS on tj> all nprfinns or .-esident in or having a rr Of busnes** n Pakistan Port raw cotton of Pakis- n on-n ether ban Comilla T^i.v? to an y
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    WEATHER HELPED CONQUEST
    145 1 WEATHER HELPED CONQUEST HUKSEY, Nepal, June 19.oood weather and efficient supply lines spelled success for ihe British Everest expedition Major C. G. wyiie, expeoitmsecretary and veteran officer of the Himalayan campaign, said In an interview at this last halting station 14 miles Horn Khatmandu. Major Wylie, 33, declared. Even with
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    Tensing Invited
    29 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI. June 19. Everest conqueror T'nsng ha: been invited to attend he AICC meeting to be held at Agia n July. Copyr.ght.
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    22 1 Oni* more Communist errorist h.'.s bt^en wounded and another has surrendered in the Federation. A civ lian has been murdet<«J by teiror.sts.
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    U.N's Assurance To Reds Pressing Forward With Roundup
    180 1 U.N's Assurance To Reds Pressing Forward With Roundup MUNSAN, June 19. The United Nations Command rushed assurance to the Keds at Panmunjom last night that it is pressing forward with a roundup of the 25,000 anti-Red prisoners freed by defiant South Korea Ihursday. Optimism persists here that an armistice will
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    For Entry Into Higher Services
    177 1 In the Examination for entry into tne tngner Services, Part t, held in April, la*6a*i fourteen candidates attained the minimum standard required to quaiiry for interview by the Public Services Commission. Among them were G. S. Thambyrajah and K. Thillaiampalam. Corruption Cases Dunng the month
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    Four Women Burnt To Death
    57 1 COLOMBO. June 19. Four women were burned to death ;md 12 other workers were inured when fire gutted 1 1 kapok (cotton) factory here Wedneswas brought under control after 12 hours The Minister of Labour has ordered an inquiry into the Jre believed to have
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    24 1 LEGCO MEETING The next meeting of the Mnvanere Legislative Oomg will be on Tuesday, July 21. at 10 a.m. m the Victoria Memorial Kelt
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    Pak.Premier In Rome
    59 1 ROME. June 19 Ifchemi led Ali. Prime Minister of Pakis..'.M stopped off :n Rome en Thursday for a thr«.e-day vis t t<j learn aemething p.boot Italy.'The Peru ei Hew here from _eneva en rou a to I ;< ro ..h 'l e he is expected to disII
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    HARI RAYA Party In London
    176 1 LONDON. June 19. Three lultan. W'-nt to last night's tar Raya (end of the fasting l^nth) party giv»-n in London >y the Malay Soeh ty, which ncludes .-'most every Mala> student. :n Britain. More han 150 people packed MhUaya Hall, two houses which 1 ;ve
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    Thai Press Asked To Black Out Cambodian News!
    133 1 Thai Press Asked To Black Out Cambodian News! BANOitOK, June 19.— Ponce >csieiuay oruereO 'inai aews-j-apera to stop pnuung news "in eaituriai comments concerning King lxorodom SinaiiouK, of CaniDooia, woo a: lived here Sunday in seit-e\ne trom his indocmnesc- Kingdom. Tne ponce oruer t stolid. d to newspaper articles concein.ng
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    Churchill "Shocked"
    238 1 LONDON, June 19. Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, said yesterday he was "shocked and prieved" by the report that 25,000 Korean prisoners of war had been released against the wishes of the United Nations Command. He described it as an "event of very serious character." But, he
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    Fr. Cabinet Crisis Still Unsolved
    92 1 Fr. Cabinet Crisis Still Unsolved PARIS, June 19. The Frc-iicu i>latlouai A_~ciiloiy icfused eany Friday to approve Mr. Andre Mane as Premier, thus prolonging the Government crisis now in its 30th day. Unofficial tabulations showed Mr. Marie got only 275 of the 334 votes needed for investi ture. Mr. Marie
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    26 1 The monthly meeting of the Singapore Rural Board will be held en Thursday. June 25. at 10 a.m. in the Conf< rence Room. Colonial Secretary's OnVe
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    NEHRU WAS RIGHT
    235 1 —Says "Daily Mirror" LONDUW, June 18. The "Daily Mirror" of London on Monday in an editorial captioned "Asia A Tribute', said: "The emergence of india as a world power under the impressive leadership of Nehru is a rosy light in the East." The paper said: "His forecast
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    They Withdraw Resignations!
    68 1 /rem Our Own Conenponoent betul. Juno l».— Acfiirya £rlp2*ani, Chairman ot the J raja Social st Par y yeste day .old the Party*i National Contention here that Beeretary Mr. Ashok Mehta and Execuve Committee member^ Mr. ia prakash Narr.in have withdrawn their rea gnaUons n i*esponse to
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    Arrested Again
    65 1 ■from Our Own Correspondent MADRAS June 19.— Mr. V. i. Deshpand<\ Hindu Mahasa bha Secre ary, who was re'eas>*d on June 17 on bail after ie n£ arrested on May Ilk, for hsobed 'nee of 'he order banning precession was again arrested under the Preventive retention Act. Police
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    Siamese Ambassador
    26 1 Photo. Luang Bhadravadi, Siam Ambassador to India, presents his credentials to President Rajendra Prasad of India (left) in a ceremony at New Delhi.- A.P.
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    To House The Andhra Capital
    163 1 From Our Own Cortespondent MADRAS. June 19. The Madras Government have d rectud he Collector of Kurnooi 10 iport immediately on the availability of bu'ldmga in Kurnooi the chos< n capital of aw Anuiira State by Andh'.i caembani n the S ate Assemby. Buildings lequued
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    No Import Of Rice Any More
    103 1 Front (Jut own Correspondent CALCUTTA, June 10.— Um:n Food Minister Mr. Rafi Ahmad ifidwai said here yesterday Government have deeded not io import any more rice this /ear In view of the improved lood s. uat on end expressed the hope that similar circumstances
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    Estates Abolition In Himachal
    100 1 From Uur Own Correspondent SIMLA. June 19.- The Hlnriaehal Pradesh Assi mbly on Wednesday passed the Aboilttoa of Big Estate and Land Reform Biil wh ch fixed the -M mum holding by an ind vidua! assessable at not more than Rs. 125 annually. Lands over and
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    'Adam & Eve'
    194 1 'Adam Eve' LONDON, June 19.-—Dis-covery of a secret island somewhere in the Mediterranean where a beautiful blonde and her tall, bronzed husband live as "Adam and Lve" was reported today by a young schoolmaster. ummtmM v kMM reported coming across the isiand uuiui& a j,»'vro-im'e cruise in uis %U-iuu( yawl,
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    Elections To State council: MIC Move
    103 1 At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Malayan Indian Congress (Seiangor Branch) held on Monday, a JSuo-Committee was appointed to prepare a memorandum to or submitted to the Seiangor Government on elections or the State Council. NATIONAL EDUCATION Another Sub-Committee was a'so
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    EGYPT NOW A REPUBLIC
    169 1 CAIRO, June 19. Egypt Thursday night proclaimed itself a Republic and MajorGeneral Mohamed Naguib be cuini) Us first President simultaneously retaining present post of Premiership. Official announcement said with the proclamation members of Egypt's Royal family will be stripped of tftles and bacoming private citizens. Simultaneously
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    ...And The King Slept Through It All
    86 1 ROME, June 19. Little King Fouad of Egypt was sleeping soundly last night when news came that he probably will never wear a crown. The 17-month-oid King lives in the villa of his playboy father. ex-Klne Farouk, at nearby Grotta Ferrata. Farouk has
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    Indo-Ceylon Talks: Reports
    62 1 S rota Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Juno 19.- The External Affairs If nistry «le. Died reports from London of the failure of talks between the Premiers of India and Cey'on on the status of Ind ans in Ceylon. The source „a d he premiers are determ
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  • Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Sat., June 20. 1953 NOTES AND COMMENTS
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      RESIDENCE Vs. LOYALTY
      165 2 QN a motion introduced by a member of the Progressive Party, the Singapore Legislative Council this week approved the principle of extending the residential qualifications of a City Councillor from three to seven years. The member's contention was to the effect that persons with fewer years of
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      DESERTED LIKE RATS!
      215 2 JF long residence is the criterion o f loyalty, then one should invariably expect one and all the long resident people to stand by the country in its hour of peril. But what did we see at the time when the Japanese invaded this country and knocked
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      THE TRUE TEST
      166 2 FROM what is stated above, it would be clear that residence, long or short, is not the criterion of one's loyalty. Loyalty is something which is not at all dependent on one's property or influence in this country, but solely on "ne's love of this country and
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    WHAT SORT OF MAN IS THIS SYNGMAN RHEE?
    1000 2 A LLiIED troops recccupied Seoul in September, 1950. after landing at Inchon and outing the North Korean Reds. A. throng of Koreans gathered in the bai tered capital c ty to lear an address by their whitela red president, Syngman Rhee. It
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    Secret Of Increasing Production
    277 2 Secret Of Increasing Production GENEVA. June 19.— Sir Walter Monckton, British Mln.n er of Labour, told the 36th annual session of the International Labour Conference here that consultation and co-ope ration between workers and employers was the primary need in ra.sing produo iv.ty. Defining productivity as "the mean s of
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    NEW FR. POLICY IN I.-C.
    47 2 SAIGON. June 19.- General Henry Navarre, new French C-m-C, Indoch'na, yesterday announced a new policy of "mill ary aggressiveness." Main points were the use of guerilla forces, attacks on the enemy rear, and stability of command to g.ve trooDs greater confidence.- Reuter
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  • Letter to the Editor
    • Letter
      150 Indians Denied Admission To Indian Assn.
      268 2 Sir. May I crave a little space in your esteemed daily io as to ga n the advice of your learned readers. According :o the 1952 Prescient of the Indian Association Illunng there are 93 members m:st of whom are estate subordinates and
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    Public Response To India's Rs 750m.Loan
    880 2 Fully Satisfactory Says C. D. D. MADRAS: Mr. C. D. Deshmukh, Union Finance Minister, said that he was "fully satisfied" with the result of the first issue of the National Plan Bonds loan for Rs. 75 crores, which was completely subscried. The final results
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    THEY HELPED TO CONQUER
    49 2 Photo. Colonel John Hunt (centre), leader of the British Everest Expedition, Is shown here with Tom Bourdillon (ri^ht), another member of the expedition, on their return from Everest to Khatmandu, capiat fo Nepal, June 14. At left is Christopher Summerhayes, British Ambassador to Nepal.— A.P.
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    EGYPT AND CHINA
    75 2 CAIRO. June 19. High sources said the Egyptian Government is studying possible Jiplomatlc recogn t.on of Red China. Informants said Egypt's titude toward the Communist Pe:ping Government would come under rev.ew in the light Of a possible Egyptian-Red China i.rade agreement. This, the informant added, would invo've
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    AMRIT KAUR
    127 2 MOSCOW India's Health Minister. Rajkumaii Amr t Kaur, left Moscow last week by crain for Leningrad. She was icen off at the railway stat on >y Madame M. D. Kovrigina Vce-M nis er of Health in the U.S.S.R., M. Kulazhenkov, Chief if Protocol at the Soviet M nis
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    Germany To Help Build Nehru's India
    150 2 Germany To Help Build Nehru's India NEW DELHI. June In. India's chief production ofnc il sad German steel Interests all .ndic3li:ns ai" leading th« f eld in negotiations tn bu.k] the Nehru Government's projected Integra ed ion und st< el plant. Production Ministry Gary, A. K. Chanda who parting for
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    62 3 \t a reception held by the U.S. Ambassador in honour of Secretary of State. Mrs. Vijaylakshmi Pandit la being introduced by Mr. George V. Allen to Mr. Dulles. The I'.S. Ambassador Gwrge V. Alien introducing Mr. K. N. Katju, Minister of Home Affairs, Government of India to Mr. John F.
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    A Flight Over Mt. Everest
    534 3 NEW DELHI: F Lt. N. D. Jayal, another membei of I.A.F. crew who flew over Mount Everest on June 6 and 7 d^scr bed his experience as 'a thrilling flight in perfect weather tomtit ons." id a nroadcast in All-Inda Rado'a Ex ernal Services on
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    Ooregaum Mine Olosure: Provision Of Employment
    114 3 Ooregaum Mine Olosure: Provision Of Employment oijiv^urt^,ii. _'ne various issues arising out of tne closure of Ooregaum Mines and the recommendations maue oy the Government of India were the subject matter of uiscussion between the representatives of the management and labour Mr. S. C. Joshi, Chief Labour Commissioner, Government of
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    Re-employment Of Retrenched
    107 3 NEW DELHI: Mr. Mahavir iyagi, Minister for ueteuce organisation, stated in an interview tnat wane he intended to pursue tne policy of ending re-employment tor reirencned personnel in various uiaance lactones and J->e-xence installations. Government could not attord to keep extra laoour without work, as it would
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    Federal School For Deaf Children
    111 3 Malaya is to have a Federal school for deaf children Lady Templer, wife of the High Commissioner, broadcast an appeal for funds for the proposal and outlined «g moiect was to be got going. She said: "We are endeavourfng to found this school by voluntary
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    Indian Scholar Urges Adoption Of Sarvodaya
    284 3 da ya C Sa^a1 B a ot:tt0 t ttf a lre resent tte Indian «c w ueai witn ail the various asDeote nf thi« V>„i Java Tnntlft session of the SarvoJaya Conference at Neerveiy recently said that Sarvodaya JOd for the *deal way of
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    Indo-Ceylon Problems Optimism
    204 3 COLOMBO Sir Lalita Raja pakse, Minister of Justice, sa d he was very optim.stic hat the Indo-Ceylon problem would be solved to the sat.sfaction of both India and Ceylon. S r Lalita said "I have no doubt thac Sri Jawaharlai Wehru is sufficiently broadnnndod to appreciate the
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    Nautical School For Malays
    147 3 Hopes u»at a llmnnjlll school wouiu oe estauiisned in cn«_ near future to enaoie iviaiayo io receive nautical training uefore starting on a caicer at sea nave uecn expreuscd Oy the Deputy *iarbour Master at i enang, MX. 1* A. Haidier. Mr. natcner also reieired to
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    29 3 BANARAS. June 18. Five persons were killed and fifty injured when a mixed train collided with goods tram on the north eastern ra lway about 330 miles from here.—Copyright.
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    Rubber Shipments
    91 3 Shipments of Malayan ruouer during April totaued 73,<51 uons, against 73,502 tons for the previous month. During uie month, Malaya shipped i.8,498 tons to the Linitcd kingdom and 20,381 tons to ..he United States. No exports of rubber were recorded for Russia and China oince the beginning of
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    Mobile Post Office
    74 3 The D. rector of Posts Singapore, announefs that subsequent to the opening of he lew Bukit Timah Post Office the following amendment to he schedule for tlv M:ble Pos. Office wll be introduced with effect from Monday, 22nd June. The Mobile Post Office will visit Hong Kah
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    DANCE STYLES IN ASIA
    460 3 PRINCE Pahnu, Bangkok's noted film producer, has the light idea on improving; production of South-east Asian dance-drama classics, lie says that lor today s audiences, conditioned to the juick tempo of the motion picture, the dance-drama as based on the Ramayana. should be modernized and its
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    33 3 Mr. George V. Allen, U.S. Ambassador in India who ga ve an at home in honour of the Secretary of State in New Delhi, Mr. Dulles and Prime Minister Nehru absorbed in conversation.
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    WONDER DRUG
    480 3 A WONDER drug is something you take and then .vonder why you still don't i'eei wonderful. But the most widespread and dangerous disease today iS probably "wonder drug addiction" of one kind or another. Everybody yearns for a new miraclenpanacea in every field of human activity health, agriculture,
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    COTTON POSITION IN PAKISTAN
    108 3 LAHORE The Pakistan Government is understood to have decided to discontinue the cotton price support scheme for he next cotton season beginning from September this year. The Cotton Board set up to enforce the scheme is be ng liquidated. The Board suffered a loss of Rs.
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    I-Tax Clearance Certificates
    224 3 MADRAS: Sri T. N. Haul, Controller- General of Emigration told the members of the Southern India Chamber of Commerce that, as regards the new rule requiring the production of Income-tax clearance certificates by Indians going to Malaya, he had had discussion* with the Incometax Commissioner, Madras, an
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    AIR INDIA INTL. VALUE OF SHARES
    315 3 AIR INDIA INTL. VALUE OF SHARES BOMUax: ine snareholders jf Air India International, i_td., snouid receive wnony or uiniy in the form of corporation ooiius an utie'unt exceeding lt<j% of the par value of Liieir snares, according to calculations made by the directors j r the company. The tii'm annual
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    CHINESE GUERILLAS IN BURMA
    41 3 RANGOON, June 18.— Hopes for an early agreement on a plan to repatriate Nationalist Ch'nese guerillas from Burma ncreased when Burma decided to sit wi h Nationalist delegates to a four-nation military comm'psion in Bangkok. Thai- Reuter
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    MALAYAN TERRORISM
    270 3 "The British have no more than 27,000 troops in Malaya. The military phases of the anti- communist effort, although important, appear to nave played a lesser part. For it was the Britishdirected programme of resettling Malayans, to remove them from the lurking dangers of attack from nearby jungles,
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    Power Quota Still In Madras
    252 3 MADRAS The present 10 pel ;ent cut in electricity in Madras city and its suburbs, served by .he Madras Thermal Station, was removed with effect from last week as per Government instructions. Though the cut in power supply has been completely removed in he city,
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    France Host Expensive
    113 4 PARIS: France is one of the most expensive countries in the world, and here, from the newspaper, Le Figaro, are some examples of why; Unloading of a cargo, of coal from a 7500-ton ship coeta 363,000 French francs in Holland; 614.000 francs in Belgium, and 1,141,000 francs
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    Tide In Malaya
    88 4 Forowinc editorial, entitled: "Tide In Malaya," appeared in the Denver Post in Den*.er. Colorado, of May 19, IMS: "There is a stirrine; story In Malaya's successful resisnco against communist terrorists. Sir Gerald Templer, Ihe British High Commis- oner for Malaya, said this week that although the ■eds
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    37 4 Mr. John F. Dmle*, Secretary of State arrived in New Delhi on May 90 for threeday stay. Mr. Dulles accompanied by Mr. Stassen called on Mr. Nehru at the External Affairs Ministry of Wednesday. May 21, 1958.
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    HISTORY WAS SHAPED BY DISEASE!
    314 4 HISTORY WAS SHAPED BY DISEASE History was shaped more by disease than by emperors, kings or statesmen. Disease has won wars, toppled empire and caused women to use white face powder. That's the word from Dr. Reue Dubos of the Rockefeller institute of Medical Research. "Spaniards conquered American Indians with
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    Kripalani And Ashok Mehta Resign
    179 4 Kripalani And Ashok Mehta Resign From Our Own Correspondent BETUL (Madhya Pradesh) lune 18. Kripalanl and Ashok Mehta. Chairman and Secretary respectively of Praja-Bodalist r'arty oiiered resiguat.ous 01 offices at spec al convention of .he party here, over the ques.lon of co-operation and coalition witn Congress. Development followed a disagreement
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    Tamil Arasu Kazhagam Stand
    310 4 SALEM: Presid:ng over ihe second Tamil Arasu Kazhagam Conference, organised by the Ammapet Tamil Arasu Kazhagam, in the Thyagi Natesa Mudaliar pandal, Sri M. P. Sivagnana Gramaui. M.L., President of the Central Tarn 1 Ara--3U Kazhagam, Madras disclosed that he had received no direct, ve from
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    HISTORIC MANSION, A TRADE UNION COLLEGE
    48 4 HISTORIC MANSION, A TRADE UNION COLLEGE LONDON Esher Place, an historic Surrey mansion, was once the home of Cardinal Wolsey. It was opened by Mr. Frank Foulkes, the Communist Pres dent cf the Electrical Trades- Un'cn, as a resident.al college for shop s- ewards and branch officials FOC
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    Jammu Agitation Khare Calls For Suspension
    167 4 Jammu Agitation Khare Calls For Suspension NAGPUR: Dr. N. B. Khare, M.P., and former President of the Hindu Mahasabha, supported the appeal of the Poona leaders to suspend the Jammu Praja Parishad agitation. "In my personal view, it will be highly patriotic if under the changed circumstances, the Jammu Praja
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    B.S.N.—Scindia Merger Scheme
    206 4 B.S.N.— Scindia Merger Scheme BOMBAY: The scheme for the amalgamation of tne iiomoay is team iNavigation Comi"ny wim the bundia Steam -Navigation Company neared completion last weeK wnen a meeting of holders of B.S.N, ordinary shares approved the scheme by an overwnelming majority. The voting was Ho (representing 1,57,411 shares)
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    NEW MERCHANT SHIPS
    65 4 Eighteen vessels of 107,863 tons gross were completed in British shipyards in April, according to Lloyd's List. The number of completions this year up to the end of April stands at 76 vessels of 412,227 tons, compared with 65 vessels of 373,267 tons at the same time
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    Toddy Shops Plunder Poor -RAJAJI
    384 4 Toddy Shops Plunder Poor -RAJAJI TUTICORIN: The Chief Minister. Mr. C. Rajaeonalacharl said that he was ready to deciare from tueTou* tops that re-opening of toddy and arrack shops would amount to plundering the poo, and that scrapping^ of Prohibition would render the po ,r Tne Chief Minister dismissed as
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    65 4 This A.P. Photo shows the wreckage of a Gloater Javelin, one of Britain's ton ***r*i planes which crashed and burned out on the edee of a field at nZi aw XTa*^ on June 1L The test puotfs^yelr-old Pete^WrSnL "ST S^t-S" pU S* M eo y*"* from li^-"2g*gJg* Mwwajj. W the
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    Coronation Memories
    598 4 LONDON: British wives often have a feeiing of envy for the freedom American women enjoy and the power they have in the home. Here the Englishman's house is not only his castie —he is pretty much the King in it. He has the big say, if any partner
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    COLOMBO PLAN NURSES TRAIN IN BRITAIN
    54 4 A u-itfldn from Cevlon In February, I*sB, are, left to The ten nurses who arrived in Britain i™" l J^t -vf-tara. Aratrhitre M»n ritrht- staff Nurse Bambuvvathie Wellala, Staff Nurse (Mrs.) Aratcnige Man, ssa else: *sss"fflss? pS "here T?ey are .pending .x><» npeetoltoe In
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    Research Into Palm Gur
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