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Title Section16 1953-08-01 1 Indian Daily Mail VOU IX. No. 171. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1963. SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article1641 1953-08-01 1 One Threatens To Resign And Another Walks-Out (By Our Staff Reporter) The five-and-a-half-hour session of the Singapore City Council yesterday, was enlivened by emotional Jperorations on the rights and privileges of the City rcJounciliors. Two councillors threatened to resign, each for opposite reasons, on the issue1,641 words
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866 1953-08-01 1 "Those persons who can show that their entry will be of benefit to Malaya will obtain Entry Permit," said Mr. Di W. Bigley, Controller of Immigration, Federation of Malaya in a broadcast over Radio Malaya, last night. Mr. Bigley added that it was not866 words
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83 1953-08-01 1 Red China: Let U.N. Decide, Says Butler LONDON, July 31.— Acting Prime Minister Richard A. Butler said yesterday Britain believes Soviet Russia, as well as Communist China, should be represented at the peace talks on Korea. But he told the House of Commons that the problem of Chinese representation inA.P. - 83 words
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233 1953-08-01 1 From Our Own Correspondent KUMBAKONAM, July 3L— The Town Congress Commit* tee has decided that its members will prevent by peaceful satyagraha the Dravida Kalagham volunteers from defacing Hindi signboards at the railway station at Kumbakonam. The Kalagham under the leadership of Periyar Ramaswami has233 words
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Article433 1953-08-01 1 REFUSES TO ABIDE BY RESOLUTION OPPOSITION URGES RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, July 31. The Madras Government's defeat in the Legislative Assembly o n Wednesday over the new elementary education scheme was followed yesterday by a vehement demand from the Opposition members that433 words
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511 1953-08-01 1 Russia Alleges Violations By U. MOSCOW, July 31.— Russia alleged today that a four-enpned American B-50 Superfortress had opened fire and damaged one of two Soviet fighters ivhfch intercepted it in the Vladivostok area over Soviet territory. A Russian note, protesting strongly to the United States against "violation" of SovietReuter - 511 words
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Article243 1953-08-01 1 Truce Violations Alleged MUNSAN, July 31. The Communists today accused the United Nations of two further violations of the ceasefire bringing the total of alleged breaches to 12. They said at today's meetnig of the Military Armistice Commission at Panmunjom that Allied reconnaissance planes had flown over the demilitarised rone.Reuter - 243 words
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Advertisement9 1953-08-01 1 BthE LEADING TAMIL Daily" IGIN MALAY* OVER 17 YEARsfc9 words
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Advertisement71 1953-08-01 1 SUBSCRIPTION RAIK (BY POST) M'tia/u, E. N. Dorneo arif Barmvi k. 1 KoSth 8 Month- 16.50 6 Months 33.00 1 Year 66.00 OTHER PLACES 1 Heath 650 3 Months 19.50 6 Months 39.00 1 Year 73.00 ENGAGEMENT QpHE engagement is announced between Mr. K. Karunakaran Nair of Alor Star and71 words
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Miscellaneous27 1953-08-01 1 SPEECH AT BAHAI CENTRE Mrs. Shirin Fozdar will speak on the "Signs of the Times-" at the Bahai Centre, 352A-Tanjong Kutong Road, tomorrow. Sunday, at 11 am27 words
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575 1953-08-01 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Sat., Aug. 1, 1953. NOTES AND COMMENTS MALAYA FOR MALAYANS TO-DAY Malaya enters a new road a road ostensibly leading to a Malaya for Malayans. With the coming into force of the new immigration law to-day, Malaya has ceased to become a no-man's-land, which anyone canFOC - 575 words
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Article1184 1953-08-01 2 They Love And Respect Him Still! KARACHI: Hie citizens of Karachi turned up in their thousands to accord a warm welcome to Prime Minister Nehru when he arrived here last week at the invitation of the Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr. Mohammed Ali. At the Mauripur airport,FOC - 1,184 words
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Article170 1953-08-01 2 Bombay To Amend Sales Tax Law BOMBAY The Sales Tax Act i n Bombay would be amended at the forthcoming autumn session of the State Legislature, Mr. Morarji Desai, Chief Minister, is reported to have told a meeting of Pradesh Congress Presidents and the executive of the Congress Legislature Party.FOC - 170 words
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Article77 1953-08-01 2 BANGALORE: Two "Training Within Industry (TWI)" experts are expected shortly in India under the expanded programme of technical assistance by the ILO at the request of the Government of India. The first of these experts. Mr. Clifford Fee, of Britain, is due to arrive this month.FOC - 77 words
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Article, Illustration76 1953-08-01 2 PHOTO. Admiral Massimo Glrosi, commanding the Italian naval units at Naples, salutes an Indian Navy guard of honour as he boards the Indian Destroyer "Godavari In Naples Harbour, on July 92. The "Godavari," under the command of S. N. Kohli of New Delhi, was making aA.P. - 76 words
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Article188 1953-08-01 2 NEW DELHI: The Press Gallery of the House of the People has undergone several structural changes in order to provide more accommodation to Pressmen. The number of Indian and foreign Pressmen seeking admission to the gallery has considerably gone up in recent years. The gallery will nowFOC - 188 words
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111 1953-08-01 2 LAHORE: The Punjab (P) Government announced the procedure for permanent settlement in Pakistan of bona fide dependents of Pakistani citizens at present residing In India. A Press Note said that following the introduction of the passport system the Government had decided to issue emergency certificatesFOC - 111 words
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Article119 1953-08-01 2 POONA Engineering staff of the proposed radio station here, which is to go on the air on October 2, are working at top speed to get everything ready by that date. According to tie original schedule, the construction of studios was to be completed by the endFOC - 119 words
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Article200 1953-08-01 2 HAZARJBAGH. Acharya Vinoba Bhave addressnig Bhoodan workers at Padma. near here, warned them against inaction and indifference which, he said, had overpowered the nation after Independence. After Independence, Vinobaiji said, some had assumed offices and others who were not in power envied them. Many ofFOC - 200 words
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Article488 1953-08-01 2 Construction Of Ship: In India Govt. Urged To Hold R.T.< With Indian Shipowners BOMBAY: Mr. M. A. Master has urged tt Government of India to hold a round table confer* m with Indian shipowners "without delay" to plan ft the construction and acquisition of ships and f< solving the problemFOC - 488 words
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Article249 1953-08-01 2 LUCKNOW: An Urdu Conference volunteer was stabbed and the Secretary of the Anjuman Taraqql Urdu Regional Committee, Mr. Hayatullah Ansari, who is also Editor of the local Urdu daily Quami Awaz, wa s assaulted when anti-Urdu demonstrators tried to tush into the Ganga Prosad Memorial Hall, venueFOC - 249 words
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Article, Illustration27 1953-08-01 2 PHOTO President D. Eisenhower wears a big grin on the first tee of the golf course at the Quant ico, Virginia. Marine Corps Base. A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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328 1953-08-01 2 Sponsored Radio In India: A Suggestion BOMBAY The All-India Manufacturers' Organisation, in a communication to the Minister for Broadcasting and Information as well as to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, has urged the Government to revise their present policy in respect of broadcasting and promote responsible private enterprise toFOC - 328 words
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Article598 1953-08-01 3 BOMBAY: Capt. J. B. Linton, Flying Instructor of the Comet services attached to BOAC, performed last week what was acclaimed on all hands as ft spectacular air feat when he took off the grounded BOAC Comet at 10.02 a.m. in perfect weather conditions fiom Juhu airport.598 words
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Article, Illustration105 1953-08-01 3 Iranian women, wearing the "chador" or wrap-around gown covering almost all but their eyes, weep over the graves of rioters who were killed last July 21 in bloody demonstrations which ousted Ahmed (Javam's three-day Government and replaced Premier Mossadegh in the saddle. The incident occurred on the first anniversary ofA.P. - 105 words
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856 1953-08-01 3 'Give Us A Square Deal Ceylon Moors Ceylon News: COLOMBO: Ceylon Moors from ail parts of the country gathered recently at a mass meeting sponsored by the Ail-Ceylon Moors' Association on the Zahira College and Maradana Mosque premises, to protest against the Ceylon Citizenship Act No. 18 of 1948, asFOC - 856 words
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Article, Illustration78 1953-08-01 3 A.P. picture shows Egyptian President General Mohammed Nagulb (centre), returning the salute during the big military parade In Cairo's Liberation Square on July 23 marking the beginning of four days celebration of the First Anniversary of the Liberation of Egypt under General Nagulb. Seen seated with Gen. Nagulb in the78 words
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Article253 1953-08-01 3 TANJORE The police opened fire on a mob last week in the village of Komapuram, near Va'.lam, when the mob tried to rescue an arrested man. who was being escorted by the police. It is stated that 14 rounds were fired as a result ofFOC - 253 words
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Article181 1953-08-01 3 NEW DELHI: Colonel R. H. Phillimore, late of the Royal Engineers and Survey of India, has presented to the national archives of India a collection of copies of documents and maps which he had used in the preparation of the second volume of his "historical Records of theF.O.C. - 181 words
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Article202 1953-08-01 3 COLOMBO: Mr. J. L. M. Fernando has been appointed Managing Director and General Manager of Air Ceylon Ltd. The appointment is part of a complete Ceylonisation of Air Ceylon's executive staff. Mr. W. W. Doyle, General Manager and Mr. E. R. Knight, Traffic Manager, have alreadyFOC - 202 words
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Article325 1953-08-01 3 COLOMBO: Here are the new income tax rates: Resident Rate Individuals Per cent. First Rs. 6,000 10 next Rs. 6,000 20 Rs. 6,000 25 Rs. 6.000 30 Rs. 6,000 35 Rs. 10,000 40 Rs. 10,000 50 Rs. 20,000 60 Rs. 20,000 70 Rs. 30,000 80 remainder 85FOC - 325 words
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Article159 1953-08-01 3 A story of a dismissed Government Factory employee attacking the Works Manager, who had held an inquiry against him for assaulting the time-keeper, was described before the Additional Magistrate of Colombo, when he recorded evidence in connection with the alleged murder of Mr. Dharmawardena, the Works Manager,F.O.C. - 159 words
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Article133 1953-08-01 3 All Government officers who until now, have travelled by plane on official business will have to travel bj steamer in future, unless their missions are verj urgent. In such cases all air paj>sages payable from Government funds will be bookec through Air Ceylon Ltd. EvenF.O.C. - 133 words
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Article221 1953-08-01 3 POLITICAL DETENUS IN PAKISTAN LAHORE: Mr. H. S. Suhrawardy said that the health of many political detenus in Pakistan had been ruined. Some had died in jail and others had become insane. The Convener of the Jlnnah Awami League, Pakistan's main opposition party, added that it was high time thatF.O.C. - 221 words
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99 1953-08-01 3 LONDON: "Pravda" the Soviet Communist Party newspaper complained that Russia was producing too many books, plays and paintings, which were "simply dull and colourless money earners." In an editorial quoted by Moscow Radio the paper said 'Their appearance proves a bad and superficial knowledge,99 words
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126 1953-08-01 3 'Send Protest Post Cards To P.M.' PANADURA: "Everyone of you should send a post card to the Premier expressing your disapproval of the increase ol the price of rice: there is no increase in the price of post cards," said Dr. N. M. Perera, at a meeting held at theFOC - 126 words
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Article, Illustration239 1953-08-01 3 Seven State Loans Were Oversubscribed BOMBAY: Seven out of tl ten State Governments whK floated development loans a total amount of Rs. crores In the aggrega achieved their target amoui within the nine-day period J which they were kept open The closing date for sul scriptions to the three othtF.0.C. - 239 words
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Article210 1953-08-01 3 Tax On InterState Trade RAJKOT: Mr. M. C. Sha Deputy Finance Minister, Go\ ernment of India, told a me* chants' gathering that the Finance Department was di. cussing with the various Stat the effect of the recent Su; reme Court ruling relating sales tax on inter-State tra*' The department wasFOC - 210 words
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36 1953-08-01 3 KARACHI: The Pakistan Governor-General, Mr. Ghulam Mohammed, present the specially struck med to members of the success' Nanga Parbat expedition. The presentation was made at a special investiture Qovem-r •OMtrale F.O.C.F.O.C. - 36 words
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Article220 1953-08-01 4 BANGALORE: Mr. K. Hanum.inthaiya, Chief Minister of Mysore, revealed in the Legislative Assembly that he was discussing with the Rajpramukh of Mysore whether the Bangalore and Mysore palaces were the private property of the Rajpramukh or State property. The latter had asked for time toF.0.C. - 220 words
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344 1953-08-01 4 Strength Of E. Punjab Cabinet Reduced SIMLA: The East Punjab Cabinet was reconstituted last week reducing Its strength from eight to seven Pundit Shriram Sharma, Minister for Local Self-Government and Civil Supplies, was omitted from the new Ministry. The new Cabinet, headed by the Chief Minister, Sri Bhlmsen Sachar andF.O.C. - 344 words
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Article, Illustration20 1953-08-01 4 PICTURE. The Governor Sir John Nlcoll inspects the Police at Endau, during his recent visit there by a helicipter. P.R.O.P.R.O. - 20 words
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Article329 1953-08-01 4 MADRAS: Mr. Vavilala Gopalakrishniah, a member of the Madras Legislative Assembly, in a talk with pressmen, outlined the objects of a new party called the People's Democrtaic Party which was being started. This party was intended, he said, to work outside the legislature. The day-to-day workF.O.C. - 329 words
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Article74 1953-08-01 4 WASHINGTON. July 30. i U.S. Senate early today pass- i < cd a U556,745,318,202 Foreign Aid bill after EisenhoweT leaden had repulsed repeated attempts to reduce the total. The big bill contains about U554,500,000,000 in new cash, the rest being uncontracted funds from old appropriations. AlthoughA.P. - 74 words
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Article59 1953-08-01 4 DEVAKOTAI: The trustees of the Talani Andavar temple here have lodged a complaint, with the Devakottai town police that silver vesels. etc., valued at about Rs. 3.200 have been stolen from the temple premises and the safe room of the temple and the bureau in which theFOC - 59 words
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Article722 1953-08-01 4 NEW YORK: You know what causes more old maids than anything? Bachelors. All women are convinced the only good bachelor is a former bachelor. They are not really sporting about th^ii hunting. They not only hate the ones that get away fiom them. They resent seeingA.P. - 722 words
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Article78 1953-08-01 4 <:handernagore a ■'House of French Souvenirs" the proposed museum of Chanderna*ore, will have a little room for a bronje bust of M°s Ouphix atrt a jnas- sive bedstead known to have been used by that pioneer of French imperialism in India. The museum, to be establishedF.O.C. - 78 words
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851 1953-08-01 4 Madras Education Scheme Analysed Following is the letter that appeared in the Mail, Madras, from a schoolmaster about the new eduration scheme proposed to be introduced in Madras: "lt is now said that the teaching that takes at present 5 hours can be given In851 words
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Article, Illustration46 1953-08-01 4 A.P. picture shows South Korean President Syngman Rhee (left), shaking hands with Major Ralph Cowan during a visit to the Republic of Korea Corps headquarters, July 24. Making introductions is ROK Brig. Gen. Chae Chang in ((second from left). At extreme right is MaJ. Joseph Kasun.46 words
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81 1953-08-01 4 Australian Aid To Tuigabhadra Power Plant MADRAS: Important talks are now going on between the Governments of Australia and India for the supply of capital goods to India under the Colombo Plan, Mr. H. Wrigley, Australian Government Trade Commissioner for Southern and Western India, said. As a result of theseFOC - 81 words
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Article91 1953-08-01 4 KATHMANDU: The unofficial exchange rate of Nepalese currency has shown improvement during the last few days. It was quoted at 148 Nepalese rupees for 100 Indian rupees. During the last three weeks it was fluctuating between 159 and 162 Nepalese rupees for 100 Indian rupees. TheF.O.C. - 91 words
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Article, Illustration90 1953-08-01 4 During his visit to Ampang New Village on Monday evening (July 27), the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer, presented a silver cup to the Ampang Youth Club, which he personally declared open on Feb. 2 this year. The Templer Cup will be used by the Youth Club for a90 words
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Article303 1953-08-01 4 Vicar-General Of Kumbakonam Dead KUMBAKONAM: The Rt. Rev. Mgr. A. Gnanadicam, Vicar General of the Diocese of Kumbakonam, passed away on Monday, July 20. The same evening Requiem High Mass was sung by his nephew, the Rev. Fr. A. Francis Regis, in the chapel of the Carmel Convent. The bodyF.O.C. - 303 words
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202 1953-08-01 4 MADRAS: Dr. M. V. Krishna Rao, Minister for Education stated in the Madras Legislative Council in reply to a question from Mr. S. Ramakrishnaiah that the abolition of the selection examination in the S.S.L.C. class had bred in certain students an indifference to theirFOC - 202 words
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317 1953-08-01 4 Administration No Proposal For Reorganisation MADRAS: Mr. c. Rajagopalachari, Chief Minister, stated in the Legislative Council, "the Government have no proposal under consideration to change the present structure of the administrative machinery of the State." Changes to suit the welfare aims of the State will be made as and whenF.O.C. - 317 words
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Article124 1953-08-01 4 DHANBAD: Dr. Sri Krishna Sinha. Chief Minister of Bihar, called on the people to make an all-out effort to increase production, and not to indulge in strikes, and lockouts, which were detrimental to India's progress. Dr. Sinha, who was addressing a meeting, said mere shouting ofF.O.C. - 124 words
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Article108 1953-08-01 4 BANGALORE. Mr. T. T. *<rlshnamachari, Minister for Industry and Commerce, Government of India, arrived in P. a n galore to study the working of the Mysore Iron and Steel Works. In an interview, the Minister said that there was a scheme for expansion of the BhadravatiFOC - 108 words
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1134 1953-08-01 5 Instances Of People's Participation NEW DELHI: The latest reports received from btate Governments on implementation of the community projects indicate that satisfactory progress has on the whole been maintained in a maioritv of the States. 9 T e "Pprte. which are the quarter ended MarchFOC - 1,134 words
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Article, Illustration74 1953-08-01 5 PHOTO. His way lighted by lantern, and supported by unidentified aides, Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh of Iran pays a surprise visit to the graves of the rioters who were killed last July 21 during the bloody demonstrations which ousted the three-day Government of Ahmed Quvam and put Mossadegh back inA.P. - 74 words
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Article190 1953-08-01 5 HAZARIBAGH Acharya Vinoba Bhave said that, unless the political parties -of India found a common platform to unite to solve the grave problems facing the nation, it had no future. Acharya Bhave, who was addressing a largely attended prayer meeting said that the Indian mind todayF.O.C. - 190 words
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Article179 1953-08-01 5 MADRAS: Replying to a question put by Mr. T. M. Daivasikamani Achariar, Mr. C. Subramaniam, Finance Minister, said that there had been no proposal to install a brass tablet giving the names of tne members of the present Cabinet and the onairman and the Speaker in the front179 words
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Article125 1953-08-01 5 BOMBAY: The directors of the Tata Iron Steel Company Limited have decided to recommend a dividend of Rs. 21 per ordinary share and Rs. 115-3 per deferred share for the year ended March 31 1953. These dividends show no change over the previous year's distribution. The board ofF.O.C. - 125 words
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Article193 1953-08-01 5 GAUHATT: Three-fourth of the ill-fated town of Sadlya in north-eastern Assam has disappeared through erosion by the turbulent Dibang River. Erosion of the town continues at an alarming rate, according to a report received here. Arrangements are being made to remove all official buildings, includingFOC - 193 words
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249 1953-08-01 5 LOW-PRICED U.S. BOOKS TO INDIA PAK. WASHINGTON: An agreement with India to supply American books as part of a oovernment-backed drive by American publishers in competition against cheap Communist books may be worked out soon, according to U.S. State Department officials. An official said arrangements were being made to supply249 words
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526 1953-08-01 5 BOMBAY: Trade wit* the USSR, Eastern European countries and China could "substantially" ease the foreign trade problems of Britain and Western Europe, Mr. B. Berger, Director of the British Council for the Promotion of International Trade, said here last week. Mr. Berger, a memberFOC - 526 words
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Article153 1953-08-01 5 MADRAS: "The Government are of the view that real poetry cannot be inspired by method of Instituting Poet Laureateships" stated Dr. M. V. Krishna Rao, Minister for Education, in reply to an interpellation in the Legislative Assembly last week. Answering a supplementary question, Mr. Rajagopalachari, Chief Minister, saidF.O.C.; Thomas Jefferson - 153 words
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468 1953-08-01 6 COLOMBO: The statement by Ceylon's Home Minister, Mr. A. Ratnayake, in the House of Representatives fixing responsibility on Indian workers for the present plight of the Kandyan peasantry and brutally stating that the grant of citizenship rights to Indian estate workers would mean annihilation ofFOC - 468 words
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132 1953-08-01 6 Sikh Partinidh Sabha Youth Section Following la the programme of meetings, etc., of the Singapore Sikh Partinidh Sabha Youth Section, for this month: Today. Saturday: "My coronation tour" talk by Mr. Harchand Singh. Aug. 8: Discussion: Cultivation of love of Sikhism among Sikh youths. Aug. 9: Excursion and picnic at132 words
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86 1953-08-01 6 The following fixtures in the Singapore Kerala Samajam Football Tournament arp arranged to be played at Farrcr Park Today Saturday Aug. 1 at 4 p.m. (Court No. 2.) Jul Hind Puthen Thope Vs. Kerala Sports Club. 5 p.m. (Court No. 2)— Kerala Football Club "C" Vs.86 words
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166 1953-08-01 6 Mr. H. A. L. Chapman who is coming from United Kingdom under the auspices of the British Council to lecture and demonstrate on Athletics in Sarawak for 2 months, will stay in Singapore on Aug. 8 and 9 in order to give lectures and166 words
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Article56 1953-08-01 6 TEHERAN, Julv 31.— Iran s beautiful exiled Princess Ashraf, who whipped up i storm in court and political circles by popping up in Teheran unheralded last Saturday, Thursday obeyed the Shah's order to leave her country. The Princess, the twin sister of the Shah, left byA.P. - 56 words
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Article476 1953-08-01 6 Undivided Madras State's Last Legislature Concludes Will Rajaji Continue In Office After Oct. 1? From Our Own Conespondent Madras, July 31.— The final session of the Legislative Assembly of Madras State concluded here Thursday with fair words but on a note of frustration as the members failed to get the476 words
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Article, Illustration155 1953-08-01 6 "Brylcreem" Contest Prize-winners Substantial "Jackpot'' prizes were won on both the English and Chinese jjrylcreem "Pot O'Gold" programmes over Redlffuslon last week. The English programme prize was won by Miss Shirley Wee of 213 Rjingoon Road, Singapore, and she received the sum of $630. The winner oi the Chinese programme155 words
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