Indian Daily Mail, 9 August 1953
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Title Section17 1953-08-09 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. IX. No, 179. SINGAxOkE, SulMiA k, AUGUST 9, 1953. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS.17 words
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174 1953-08-09 1 India Anxious To Find Out NEW DELUL Aug. B.— Red China is keeping silent about the Korean political conference, despite repeated Indian Government attempts to find out her attitude, reliable sources said yesterday. The sources said the Indian Ambassador toAP - 174 words
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667 1953-08-09 1 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Aug. B.— The 16 Allied eountrievS with forces in truce-bound Korea have signed a declaration pledging to light promptly together against any new Red attack there. countries with forces in Korea are Australia. Belgium, Colombia. Canada. Ethiopia, F:Reuter - 667 words
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75 1953-08-09 1 S'PORE-BOUND PASSENGERS IN BUS MISHAP CALCUTTA, Aug. 8. A Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) airport bus hit a woman who later died in hospital, then turned over, injuring 33 passengers, on its way to Dam Dum airport yesterday morning. A KLM official said all the injured passe«K#rs were now out ofReuter - 75 words
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Article, Illustration128 1953-08-09 1 The discussions between the Ceylon Government detestation led by Mr. S. Natesan, Minister for Ports and Information, Government of Cey jn, and the Government of India delegation led by Shri D. P. Karmarkar, Minister for Commerce, Government of India, concluded in New Delhi on July 15. An agreement has l*»en128 words
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Article110 1953-08-09 1 LONDON: Ghosts will have thin time in the sleer y Thames side towns and villages jf Berkshire. They re to he pinned down for posterity. The Berkshire History Com' mittee is asking all the inhaoitans with ghost storjes to send along details of the *oa, age and habitsAP - 110 words
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Article39 1953-08-09 1 The inaugural meeting of the Ceylon-American Society was held at the Boy Scout Galle Face. The Society is open to any Ceylonese who has been to the United SUtes, and to any citizen of the United Prates wnr FOCFOC - 39 words
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Article188 1953-08-09 1 SACRED CARPET CEREMONY CAIRO Aug. B.— Egypt on Friday held the ceremony of .he Mihmal (sacred carpet), .narking the official opening ci the Egyptian pilgrimage to Mecca, with an austero an_. j'.mple parade of pilgrim.: pas. President Naguib and his goi ernroent k iderl The Batted carpet is bring carriedAP - 188 words
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103 1953-08-09 1 Chou Acknowledges Nehru's Efforts NEW DELHI: The Indian artistes' delegation, now visiting China, heard the first news of the final agreement on armistice in Korea from the Chinese Premier. Mr. Chou En-lal. At a banquet held in honour of the delegation at the official reeidenge of Mr. Mao Tse-tung onFOC - 103 words
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Article55 1953-08-09 1 LONDON. Apr. 8. Sir Donald McGUllvray, Deputy to s£ner:i! sir Gerald Temoler, British Hl«rh Comml«rioner in Malaya, leaves London today by air for Slnnranore. He came here for taiks with ♦he British Government on the financial situation In Malaya. Ha gave an informal tea party lastReuter - 55 words
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Article94 1953-08-09 1 Karachi Floods Kill Six KARACHI Aur. 8 Six teopl were drowned and more h n :;oo bouaa i oollapaed In Karachi when 10 houra of conrlnuoos rain Hooded city atreeta '.ve feci deep. The local authorities are cPs ibuting fo:d to 3,000 p op'.e -endered home'ess la^t night wnen theirAP - 94 words
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253 1953-08-09 1 Reds Tried To Cut PoW's Finger To Get At His Rang TOKYO, Aug. 8.- -A return Jig Tarnish soldier said yesterday a Chinese Communist tried >.o cat on Ins anger with a oayonet to steal his wedding •ing. •He pulled out his bayonet .ifter he could not tear it ouAP - 253 words
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96 1953-08-09 1 BOMBAY: A Piesideno Maglatrate senteno J Krishna ji ladhaahle, a Bombay share broker, to four years' rigorous Imnriaonmeat on charge in seven cases of criminal breach of trust in respect of securities worth Rs 7'. lakhs. The prosecution suited thai the securities had beenFOC - 96 words
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209 1953-08-09 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Aug. 8. Premier Nehru has inf or inert the Andhra leaders that the new Andhra State Legislative Assembly should decide where the permanent capital of Andhra State should be located. The question of temporary capital, where legislature will209 words
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Article98 1953-08-09 1 Howale's In Madhya Bharat! I INDORE, Aug. B:. "Tamil is the language spoken in Spain," answered an aspirj ing candidate to the i>ost, as primary teacher in elocuI tion test in Madhya Bharat State. Other candidates perpetrated even worse howiers like Rajendra i'rasa.l is Rajapramukh of Madhyahharat; Dacca is I98 words
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Article63 1953-08-09 1 AMERICANS DETAINED IN BOMBAY BOMBAY, Aug. S. Five Americans detained here by ulrp;rt immigration atithori ties because they hnd no yellow fever inoculation certificates were re'eased Thursday repot tedly OB American dip'o matic representation, U was leamt yeaterday, The U.B Air Force ffijy travelling from Frankfurr Germany, on a soeeialAP - 63 words
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257 1953-08-09 1 SAIGON, Ang. 8. Radio Vietminh broadcast yesterday a report that France had begun negotiating with Communist-led Vietminh for an armistice in the Indo-china war. Then adding it would give further details in a subsequent oroadcast, the radio added *ilh apparent contradiction! that "Fiance wouldAP - 257 words
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Article, Illustration145 1953-08-09 1 Mr. K. F. Mehta. an Indian Journaist, who is on a rouad-the-globe tour, is at present staying in Singapore. Mr. Mehta will be proceeding from here to Bangkok via Kuala Lumpur and Penang. He proposes to visit Japan and stay there for six months hefore leaving for tbs Unites States145 words
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Article113 1953-08-09 1 PRESTWICK. Scotland) Aug. S A new "flying jeep r buik for jungle warfare went through its paces before Royal Air Fosce experts yesterday. The. plane, the single-engin-ed Prestwick Pioneer, can take off from 75 yards of riugh ground and "land in 66, the makers claim. ItAP - 113 words
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Article48 1953-08-09 1 PARIS. Aug. 8. The French Secretariat of State for the Associated States of Indo-China yesterday denied a report that France had begun negotiations with the Vietminh for an armistice in Indo-China. "The French Government declares this report completely without foundation."—Reuter. -il-.i I ■■itH,,|iiHH.- 1,,„i„ 148 words
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326 1953-08-09 1 Strike Sequel: PARIS, Aug. B.— Mr. Joseph Laniel, the French Prime Minister, was understood to be ready last night to call out troops to keep essential services running in face of the vast wave of strikes paralysing the country. He spent all dayReuter - 326 words
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Article113 1953-08-09 1 L/ONDON. Aug. 8. -Britain"' Ambassador to Russia. Sir Al vary Gascoigne. will 'cave his Moscow post in ten days. th<Foreign Office said last night. The 60-year-old Sir Alvary who i3 ietiring, is expected to meet the Soviet Foreign Minis ter, V. M. Molotov, before leav.AP - 113 words
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Article38 1953-08-09 1 HAVANA (Cuba), Aug. g— Th« Cuban Commerce Ministry said yesterday It had authorized of 20.000 tons of sugar to the Soviet Union. The Min'stry said Cuba haa no mternst'onal commitments that te« ■rurfertd With tht fires *xre>*n APAP - 38 words
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Article, Illustration139 1953-08-09 2 Under the Colombo Plan a considerable number of students and research workers from Asian countries have gone to Australia to find out what they can learn in that country to help them in t h great task of Asian Development and recount rue ion. This is139 words
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Article791 1953-08-09 2 EVERY man has a definition. They range from John Keats' "Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty" to the less ethereal two-toned whistle. But how does a woman judge beauty in her own sex? Rhonda Fleming, a beauty by anyone's definition, gives some insight on the subject. She791 words
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135 1953-08-09 2 BURMESE TO STUDY INDIA'S PROJECTS RANGOON A Government mission will leave for Calcutta shortly to study methods by which development programmes are wonted in India. The mission js led by U Bi Swe, Minister of Mines and Defence. and U Kyaw Nyein, Minister of Industries. Thakin Ky.iw Pun Minister ofFOC - 135 words
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Article80 1953-08-09 2 KARACHI: The Pakistani Ministry of the Interior said that there was no truth in the Press report that the dacoit Bhupat wis being handed over to India. A spokesman of the Indian High Commission said: "We have no information on this." The Press report stated that ShupatFOC - 80 words
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1529 1953-08-09 2 CHATHAM House exlst3 to undertake and promote the study of international affairs, much as, for example, the Royal Geographical Society exists to promote* the •<tudy of geography. It is not concerned to promote any cause, even the cause of peace, oy any particular set1,529 words
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Article, Illustration50 1953-08-09 2 AP PHOTO. The Duke of Edinburgh shows no mean action as he sweeps a ball from G. Cox round to the leg for four, during a cricket match in the grounds of Arundel lOastlo, Sussex seat of the Duke of Norfolk, recently The Duke scored 18 runs hi aggressive fashion.AP - 50 words
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Article, Illustration121 1953-08-09 2 The first of a flotilla of World War II Royal Navy "Q" class destroyers to be conve/ted to fast anti-submarine frigates for service with the Royal Australian Navy was commissioned in July after successful trials off southeastern Australia. She was H.M.A.S. QUADRANT which, with her four sister ships, was presented121 words
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Article182 1953-08-09 2 MADRAS: In the Madras Assembly, Sri T. Viswanatham, asked how many book* were there in the Legislature Library, and how many of them were proposed to be transferred to the Andhra Legislature Library. The Chief Minister. Sri Rajagopalachariar. replied that there 35,000 volumes. TheFOC - 182 words
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Article85 1953-08-09 2 CALCUTTA: One hundred and five under-trial prisoners in the Presidency Jail are on hunger-strike since July 29. demanding classification. They were arrested In connection with the enhanced tram fare resistance movement. Sixty-one other under-trial prisoners were released by the court, reducing the number of prisoners still in jailFOC - 85 words
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Article306 1953-08-09 2 CALCUTTA: The Government of West Bengal has ordered the release of all those arrested for violation of orders under Sec. 144 Cr. P.C. The Note said that In view of an Improved general situation in the country and the return to normalcy of life In theFOC - 306 words
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Article212 1953-08-09 2 TRIVANDRUM The Tn•/ancirum District Convention, vvhich was held last weeK, passed a resolution urging the Appointment of district advisory committees with adequate .epresentation for village pan;hayats with a view to securng public co-operation for t.hts jccessful Implementation >A lie Five-Year Plan. Another resolution requested heFOC - 212 words
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Article187 1953-08-09 2 AMRITSAR: Sardar Udham Singh Nagoke, MP, convenner if the Shlromani Khalsa Dal, declared here that they oppostl the formation of a Punjabispeaking province. Sardar Nagoke, who was addressing the first general meeting of the Dal after its formation said: "Let thos« i 3 k is, misled byFOC - 187 words
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Article109 1953-08-09 2 KARACHI The all-Pakistan preliminary forecast of jute crop for the year 1953-54 shows "the total area under jute crop for the year at 789,--000 acres as against 1,696 000 acres of the previous year's preliminary forecast, with a decrease of 53.5 per cent. "The acreage under juteFOC - 109 words
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Article2721 1953-08-09 3 Eddy Gilmore - Eddy Gilmore) (By How One Wishes To SAY What One Wants And WRITE Without Censorship The business of reporters is to tell what happens to Other people, not themselves. But occasionally the reporters themselves get into the news, and the "story behind the story" becomes ofAP - 2,721 words
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Article, Illustration66 1953-08-09 3 Photo. These three women, one of them a grandmother, set out Ml Aug. 1 from West Hampstead, London, on an 1 8,000-mile car trip to Hongkong. The trip was planned when dress designer Mrs. Lotta Long (centre) decided she would take a car and he- two friends, grandmother Mrs. MargaretAP - 66 words
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Article422 1953-08-09 3 JOamA: riere is a man who ™m bit apologetic about achieving membership in that select group of vanning the seif-made millionaires. in'lS?oV r i unalt;ly admits indu^riahst Hug* L. Clary -'I te?rL«. na nHH a SCxU &2le against rar*o odd s u w as all ratnerAP - 422 words
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Article155 1953-08-09 3 KARACHI: The Central Muslim League Parliamentary Board has awarded the League tickets for the Constituent Assembly seat from East Bengal to Pakistan's Prime Minister Mr. Mohammed Ah. i'ne Board also granted tickets .o Messrs. A. K. Brohi, Law ..linister and Shoaib Qureshi, .vlinister for KashmirFOC - 155 words
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Article45 1953-08-09 3 LONDON Aug. 7 Lady Pam la Mountbaiten, 23-years jld daughter of Earl Mount'iatten of Burma and a cousin ">f the Duke of Edinburgh, has been appointed a Lady in Waiting to Queen Elizabeth for her forthcoming Commonwealth tour, it was announced .eie last nisht. ReuterReuter - 45 words
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561 1953-08-09 3 I HONGKONG: For a place of its size, Hoiurkontr may wen be called one of the most active sportin* centres in the Far i/asu l The community is so cosI mopolitan that almost every game that is known is Played in this little island and561 words
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Article329 1953-08-09 3 I DACCA. Mr. A. K. Fazlul Huq. member of the Muslim League and now AdvocateGeneral of East Bengal, has resigned from the Muslim League and formed a new political party called the Pakistan Krishak Sromik" (Peasant Labour Party) with Himself as its President. The party's 12-polnt prolamineFOC - 329 words
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Article128 1953-08-09 3 NEW DELHI: The Government of India have withdrawn the permission given to the general public for bringing out vernacular translations of Central Acts, say s a Press note issued by the Education Ministry. The Government have now decided to bnng out themselves authoritative translations m HindiFOC - 128 words
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Article50 1953-08-09 3 f3w years ago. the winner of the colony singles championship was W. Hong Sling, a Chinese. Sports is a good mixer of the races and in Hongkong where British, American, French, Dutch, Australian, Indian, Pakistani, Chinese and every nationality in the world is represented, that makes it doubly important.— APAP - 50 words
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1832 1953-08-09 4 Employers Advised To Postpone Retrenchment In Their Own Interest NEW DELHI: Broadcasting from the Delhi Station of All-India Kadio Sunday, Mr. V. V. Uiri. Labour Minister, Government of India, appealed to employers to postpone retrenchment in their own interest. He thought that any precipitate surrender to circumstances mght do more1,832 words
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Article, Illustration73 1953-08-09 4 Mr. J. Balkara Singh, Hon. Gen. Secretary of the RASC Civilian Association, and Hon. treasurer of the Khalsa English and Punjabi Schools and the interim President of the Singapore Young Men's Sikh Association left for India last week on three months leave. Prior to his departure, he was entertained to73 words
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Article419 1953-08-09 4 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GUIDE BOOK MADRAS: "It is absolutely clear to me that widespread literacy and the abolition of the unhealthy divorce between literacy and body-labour can be accomplished by us only through this scheme," sayy Mr. C Rajagopalachari, Chi* Minister, in his introduction 'to a guide book prepared bjj 'thiaFOC - 419 words
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Article29 1953-08-09 4 RANGOON, Aug. B.— Twen :y-eight men died in a clash jetwecn two nval Muallm rem groups in the Arakan area >t Northern Burma, said reports received here y-ettarday. APAP - 29 words
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Article41 1953-08-09 4 NEW YORK, Aug. B.— All Satroamidjojo, Indonesia's Amaassador to the United State* vvno has been appointed Premier of his country, lefi her»» ny plane on Friday for Amstf dam en his way home to J a carta. APAP - 41 words
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Advertisement209 1953-08-09 4 SULTAIC Today 4, 7 [i.tnl^l/l ALLADIN VNI) j HiHH WONDERFUL !.\MP«Bi (In Huidu iiani BT with English S-ih,. ,i s l^Hl j DIAMOND LAST DAY Today 3 Shows: 1.30, 5 8.30 p.m. H CHINTAMANI (Tamil) Starring: M. K. Xhiagaraja Bagavathar, K. Asvathama, j~dj Serukalathoor Sama, and many others. s tat209 words
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