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Title Section16 1953-10-31 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. K. No. 281. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1958 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS.16 words
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Article353 1953-10-31 1 Anti-Red N. Koreans Agree To Attend Explanations FAIR TREATMENT ASSURED I PAXMI NJOM, Oct. 30— The Indian chairman ol the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, General Thimayya* announced today that the hitherto recalcitrant North Korean prisoners had now agreed to leave their compounds. Accordingly the process of explanationsReuter; AP - 353 words
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Article, Illustration65 1953-10-31 1 QUEEN ELIZABETH, accompanied by tbe Queen Mother and Princess. Margaret, attended a performance o« th« play "Aren't We Ail?" at London's Haymarket Theatre on Oct. 22. The performance wm in aid of the King George's Pension Fund for actors and actresses. Photo shows: The Queen (centre) with the Queen MotherA.P. - 65 words
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Article72 1953-10-31 1 MOSCOW, Oct, SO. The Supreme Soviet of the Georgian Republic dismissed its chairman and elected his Hucceasor oo the spot, news(•apers here reported today. The dismissed leader wan Mr. V. O. Takhovrebashvlll. Mr. M. It. Chubinldze \va>> elected to take his place at the fifth session the Republic'sReuter - 72 words
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Article98 1953-10-31 1 HOLJLYWOOD, Oct. 30. Film actress Ava Gardner announced yesterday that she would seek divorce from Frank Sinatra, the crooner. In a joint statement issued from Miss Gardner's studio, they said: •Having reluctantly exhausted every effort to reconcile our differences, we find no mutual basis on which toReuter - 98 words
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132 1953-10-31 1 PANMUNJOM, Oct. 30— U.S. envoy Arthur Dean yesterday proposed a fresh approach to the problem of arranging a Korean peace coolerenec. but the Communists retorted with their angriest blast in four days of preliminary negotiations. Dean told the Reds to "stop theA.P. - 132 words
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186 1953-10-31 1 O.A.G's. TRIBUTE TO LATE MB. N. R. MISTRI The Officer Administering the Colony Government. Mr. W. A. C. Goode, hag issued the following message on the death of Mr. N. R. Mlstri: 'On behalf of the people of Singapore I want to express our deep sorrow at the loss we186 words
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Article315 1953-10-31 1 w< :i.informed Government j>ourc<? in New Delhi yesterday «aid General Thimayya believed the pri3xar>rs w'i! only apneav before Dm oxp'anations team wheu secret agents who ate said at present tc be ca-rying out a reign of terror in the camps arc removed. On- ii Thimayya isReuter - 315 words
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Article166 1953-10-31 1 Atrocities In Korea U.S. Charge NEW YORK, Oct. 30.— The United Nations today faced possibility of a full scale debate on alleged Communist atrocities in Korea. The United States which announced last night that it would place the matter on the General Assembly's agenda was expected to present details todayReuter - 166 words
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101 1953-10-31 1 BOMBAY, Oct. 30. Five hundred Abor tribesmen near the Tibet frontier attacked with bows and arrows an Indian Government Party on a goodwill tour it was learned today. The Government Party of 25 officials and a military escort of Assam Rifles suffered casualties but exactReuter - 101 words
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Article109 1953-10-31 1 COLOMBO, Oct. 30. The Ceylon Government yesterday introduced a- flat rate of 45 cents (eight pence sterling) a pound duty on all tea exported from this country. The new rate goe§ into effect at midnight. The previous Government had been considering changes in the existingReuter - 109 words
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133 1953-10-31 1 "Stabilisation Of Prices" Is His Personal Statementl WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.— A State Department official here speaking of Vice-Presldent Nixon's remarks in Malaya recently believing it wag "essential" that rubber and tin prices be stabilized said, "Mr. Nixon made it clear he was making a personalReuter - 133 words
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Article158 1953-10-31 1 Rita Aly Quarrel Over Yasmin LAS VEGAS. Nevadn. Oct. 30. Rita Hay worth's attorney, Bartley Grum, disclosed yesterday her ex-husband Prince Aly Khan has demanded their young daughter Yasmin be returned to Europe immediately because of threats against her life. Mr. Orum said Aly cabled the actress he wants theirA.P. - 158 words
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Article146 1953-10-31 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Oct. 30. The Madras Stat* Government Is shortly proposing to open an handloom office and depot at Singapore, Rangoon, Colombo, and Baghdad in order to study local requirements and pushup tales of Indian handloom ctot£ Thii ww rffmiea by Industries MinisterCopyright - 146 words
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250 1953-10-31 1 From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Oct. 30.— Ther Praja Socialist Party executive has refused to let TravancoreCochin Party to join in electoral front with the Communists in the coming General Election, but has decided, however, that the party would do its bestCopyright - 250 words
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Article91 1953-10-31 1 NEW DKLHI. Oct. 30. Finance Ministry Joint Secretary M. V. Ranpachari is scheduled to arrive in Rangoon on Nov. 17 to discuss repayment of Burma's 710,000,000 rupees (U*****,473,000) debt to India. A ministry spokesman said the talks were also likely to cover Indian draft proposals to doubleA.P. - 91 words
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Article, Illustration129 1953-10-31 1 Picture above shows tb Commissioner-General Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald paying his last respects before the mortal remains of Mr. N. R. Mlstri, the millionaire philanthropist of Singapore, who died on Thursday at the General Hospital after prolonged Illness. The funeral which tookIDM - 129 words
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Advertisement36 1953-10-31 1 Subscription Rates <BY POST) Malaya, B. N. Borpeo and Sarawak 1 Montn 5.50 3 Monttvs 16.60 6 Montns 33.00 1 Year 66.00 OTHER PLACES 1 Month 650 3 Month* 19.50 6 Months 39.00 1 Year 780036 words
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525 1953-10-31 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Sat, Oct. 31, 1953 NOTES AND COMMENTS «.KEAT JLOSS TO STORE JN the passing away of Mr. N. R. Mistri, the founder of the Phoenix Aerated Water Works, Singapore has lost one of her outstanding industrialists and philanthropists, and the Indian Community one of its most525 words
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Article1711 1953-10-31 2 l)iscussiONS are now going on to determine the amount of further financial aid that Britain to to give to the Federation of Malaya in the eariy future. The Federal Government recently took the unusual gtep of announcing the fact of Britain's intended fftft in principle, immediately after1,711 words
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399 1953-10-31 2 HK. YFA. V A WAD An appeal t0 the P^Pfc of Andhra to hold meetings, and adopt resolutions urging upon the members of the Andhra Assembly to vote "I {i VO a 1 i? location of the permanent capital f A C LFOC - 399 words
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Article97 1953-10-31 2 .^GPUR: The MatKuzars in Madhya Pradesh would eet Rs. 270 laKhs as compensanon out of a total of Rs. 480 lakhs under the Madhya Pradesh Abolition of Proprietary Rtgrht-j Act. before March 1954, It is officially learnt A sum of Rs. 192 lakhs was paid in 1952-53FOC - 97 words
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446 1953-10-31 2 KURNOOL: About 2,200 villages covering an agricultural population of roughly 15 lakhs will soon be given the benefit of intensive all round development under the National Extension Service scheme in Andhra State. These 2,200 villages will be brought under 22 fresh blocks underFOC - 446 words
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Article251 1953-10-31 2 HYDERABAD: When the "Nizam's Firman Forgery Case" camp up last week hefore the Chief City Magistrate, the complainant, Khan Bahadur C. B. Taraporcwalla, submitted a petition praying that the case against Mr. Karanjia, Editor of 'Blitz,' be dropped and further that his complaint be stayed tillFOC - 251 words
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194 1953-10-31 2 Andhra Govt.'s Offices P.S.P. Leader's Suggestion KURNOOL.: Mr. M. Venkatasubba Red d i, M.L.A. Praja-Socialist leader of Kurnool, In a Press statement urged the Andhra Government to shift all their offices still functioning at Madras to Hyderabad in the interests of economy and to facilitate better administration. The rental ofFOC - 194 words
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Article62 1953-10-31 2 New Equipment For Bombay Airport BOMBAY: A preliminary survey to instal fcroundl:uid. inpr approach system egum ment at Santa Cruz airport will be carried out this we^k Mr. O. W. Hicks, a technical expert from America, arrived in Bombay from London recently at the invitation of the Government of India.FOC - 62 words
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Article129 1953-10-31 2 HYDERABAD: The Chief Minister assured the people that as far as possible the proceeds of the Rs. 3.25 crores Development loan from each area would be utilised for the development of that particular area. The speech, which wa.s earlier recorded, waa broadcast from All India Radio Hyderabad. TheFOC - 129 words
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Article87 1953-10-31 2 TOKYO: An Asian Cultural Association, with a view to facilitating the mutual introduction of the arts an<i cultures of Asian countries to bring about closer relations and better understanding between them, was inaugurated in Tokyo. The inaugural meeting which was held here last week, was attended by87 words
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375 1953-10-31 3 Opportunity For Service To Country Denied (Says Doctor Khan Saheb) LAHORE: Dr. Khan Sahib, North-W>«?t v, vn former Chief Minister, now intoned fn akw Ft h i s sa (1 that ho. like many other deters in the P^vi^^ tea* an opportunity to serve the country 1 false plea thatFOC - 375 words
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Article559 1953-10-31 3 «V 1M lclentists writ*ng m the Journal of the Amencan Anthropological Asf^^tion Some find evidence started agriculture and villages, ending the day of nom^iu huntin &-and-nshing life Others vote for bread as the first goal. Their views are based on archeological, anthropological and enthnological evidence. TheA.P. - 559 words
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Article408 1953-10-31 3 LUCKNOW: The U.P. Government are receiving call after call for help from the State's cr. sis-hit textile industry and they give the reply "All that wv can do is to pass on your S.O.S. with our suggestions—to the Centre which alone is in a position to help."FOC - 408 words
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86 1953-10-31 3 HYDERABAD: The AKtiiia Bharat Sarva Seva Sangh is actively considering a proposal to establish a Village Welfaie Centre in Pochampalli in Nalgonda District in Telengana on the lines of the Sarvodaya. »t was learnt. The proposal, mooted by Sri Raghavadas of Uttar Pradesh and memberFOC - 86 words
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Article, Illustration76 1953-10-31 3 Gfral,V T^m^ 1 the HiKh CvnunUmUmßr, General Sir 'res«tnt of fit r 'fW k^ M RICIUU>d M Sixon > thT Hieh r. Jif- U nite 5 Sta Y' S> on the ste P 8 at Kin Ks House, Mr \vnn? fi° n J^ S rf*idence in Kuala Lumpur. Wher« nf76 words
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734 1953-10-31 3 BOMBAY: The Bombay Government decided to deration wneat and coarse grains in tt3 towns in the btate with a total population ot about 2,400,000, now under tuii rationing, witn ettect from Dec. 1, Mr. Lhavan, Minister tor Civil Supplies, announced recently. Movemcru of coarseFOC - 734 words
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Article551 1953-10-31 3 Stanford Bradshaw - BRAZIL TO IMPORT RUBBER! Stanford Bradshaw (By RIO DE JANEIRO: Brazil, once the world's greatest producer of rubber, soon may have to start importing in order to meet its own needs. The reason is a tremendous postwar boom in domestic consumption with which the rubber growers have not been ableAP - 551 words
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Article157 1953-10-31 3 MADRAS. Dr. W. A. Robson, Professor of Public Administration, London University discussed matters relating to Municipal administration. Dr. Robson said in London qualifications were fixed not only for entry into Municipal services but examinations were also held for eligibility for promotion. It was explained to him that inFOC - 157 words
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1027 1953-10-31 3 Detached Though Active Interest In Politics— Special Prerogative Of Varsity Life CHIDAMBARAM: At the Convocation of Annamaltti University, Dr. C. P. Ramaswami Ayyar, Vice-Chancellor, addressed the new graduates.Emphasising the need to pr«serve academic freedom, he remarked: "The study and discussion of political, social, economic, and other controversial problems ar cFOC - 1,027 words
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Article184 1953-10-31 3 KARACHI: Mian Iftikh.ruddin of Azad Pakistan Party said in the Pakistan Constituent Assembly on Oct. 22 "Muslims in India are beinn treated much better than how Hindus are being treated in Pakistan." Allan Iftikhaiuddin said "Minorities in Pamstan constitute one and quarter crort(iz.s million) of peop tFOC - 184 words
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Article232 1953-10-31 3 NEW YORK i The last of the three meetings of Urn Gandhi Symposium organis' > by the Indian Embassy at><i the Consulate General to commemorate Gandhi Jayan! was held in New York on Oct. 21 before a packed hous<' of over 300, Mrs Pandit presiding. Subject was "Gandhiji232 words
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Article2623 1953-10-31 4 JEAN LYON - JEAN LYON BY The first year that the tractors came to the vllliges of Uadhya Pradesh the villagers tan from them in fright. Never had they seen a motoiized machine of any sort. These large red monsters, vvhich snorted and bellowed uver the rough fields, were terrifying.2,623 words
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Article296 1953-10-31 4 3 Regions Off Madras MADRAS The Madras Gov. eminent have decided to divide the State Into three regions for efficient administration of the State. Each region will be in charge of a Divisional Commissioner of the rank of an ICS' officer. The Government have also decided to abolish the BoardFOC - 296 words
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Article174 1953-10-31 4 BOMBAY "Elephant Boy" Sabu Dastaglr of Hollywood fame returned to India, after a lapse of 17 years. "I come with a strange feeling in my heart," he told reporters at the airport- here, adding "It is nice to return to your own country." Sabu, who ie"ftFOC - 174 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-10-31 4 The laughing student whose needlework gives the Ducheis of Kent something to think about is Govindan Parvathy of Negri SembUan. Watch ng ar the instructress Miss. DFii Chester* ant! the Principal Mr. R. Williams of Malayan Toachers' Training College n^»r Kirkby, Liverpool.47 words
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Article338 1953-10-31 4 KARACHI: Mr. Mohammed Ali, President of the Pakistan Muslim League, extended an open invitation to all former Muslim League members to rejoin the League. Mr. Mohammed Ali, who was elected President of the League, said in a message read out on his 'behalf at the MuslimFOC - 338 words
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Article136 1953-10-31 4 TRIVANDRUM: The Pharmaceutical Inquiry Committee appointed by the Union Government arrived here Mai Gen. S. L. Bhatia, Chairman accompanied by three other members visited the Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals (Travancore) Company. The committee left last week for Tiruvalla in Central Travancore on a visit to the Travancore SugarsFOC - 136 words
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Article697 1953-10-31 4 MADRAS: Mr. G. Ramachandra, Educational AdViser to the Government of Madras and Chairman of the Ad hoc Committee appointed by the Government to investigate the working of basic education in the State, explained the salient feature of the Committee's recommendations which had been accepted by the Government. Mr.FOC - 697 words
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Article239 1953-10-31 4 BOMBAY The Bombay CusUms, with the assistance of the City Police last week seized smuggled watches and j clocks worth over Rs. 150,000. The Customs and the Police who had been keeping a watch ion the activities of some known smugglers made <,urj prise raids onFOC - 239 words
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Article164 1953-10-31 4 BOMBAY: Mr. Nehru Mid Ht a Fiess conierence that indo-PaKiscani relations wen oeuer today than ever before, i'aeie was a desi* on the pan -'i t»e peopie off lnaia. and of r'dKistan t-» come together and co operate. me Prime Minister of PuKisian "has been trankFOC - 164 words
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Article, Illustration2080 1953-10-31 5 Ordinances Issued By India Government Textile Commissioner's Appeal To Millowners Not To Close Shifts MriHiW the textile lndu.tr> to bTpuEj TnV TnMn^ minim4Hln th »>™P~t of re^HchOn- of the ordinances announces the abolition of th» ,0 ,*r tm export duty on medium variety ol cToth £rtFOC - 2,080 words
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Article, Illustration93 1953-10-31 5 X* fift Vloe-ITesident Mr. Richard M. Nixon seen lalkin X with Dato E. E. c. Thuraisingham, Member for Education. Ob Wh right In Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar, Member for Home Affairs, Rnala Lumpur. (Bottom): During a visit to troops of the First Battalion93 words
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Article112 1953-10-31 5 NEW DELHI Twenty-five Indian farm boys will be selected to go to the U.S.A. on April 15, 1954, under the International Farm Youth Exchange programme sponsored by the National 4.H Club Foundation of the USA to learn about American farm life, says a FoodFOC - 112 words
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Article154 1953-10-31 5 COLOMBO: uti A 1^* 0 1 tol i' h I be ***<*•* in the composition of the Government. The Governor-General has appointed on*, more parliamentary secretary than the oonstituton order in council allows. Section 47 of the order says: "The Governor-General may appoint Parliamentary Secretaries to assistFOC - 154 words
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Article194 1953-10-31 5 COLOMBO: The world situation today is a great paradox. On the one hand we find an increasing number of people creasing number of people who are longing for world unity, friendliness and co-operation, while on the other there are individuals and organisations, that deny thisFOC - 194 words
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Article167 1953-10-31 5 COLOMBO: While Ceylon, faced with an acute shortage of rice in October last year, had sent out a top-ranking Minister with a begging bowl from Washington to Peking, the island does net know what to do with the endless stream of rice imports arriving here. ForFOC - 167 words
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Article37 1953-10-31 5 REWA: Mr. K. Samhanam, Ueutenant-Governor of Vlndhya Pradesh, last week underwent a minor operation. He has been advised rest for the next ten days. All his engagements for the period have been cancelled.— FOCFOC - 37 words
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Article107 1953-10-31 5 COLOMBO: The Prime Minister, Sir John Kotolawala, had taken up official residence at "Temple Trees." He will, however, continue to live at Kandawala estate, Ratmalana. Sir John said, "I will only use 'Temple Trees' for official business and entertainment. I shall stay there only whenFOC - 107 words
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Article381 1953-10-31 6 LONDON, Oct. 30. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, the Colonial Secretary, said Wednesday that seven members of the Peoples Progressive Party ere arrested in Briton luiana on Oct. 24 because their activities constituted a threat to public safety and order. Mr. Lyttelton said, •'when .he Oovernor announced theReuter - 381 words
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Article113 1953-10-31 6 PARIS, Oct. 30.— A spokesman for Christian Dior, French fashion kind, said Dior is going to sue Egypt's ex-King Farouk for 5,824,500 francs (US$l6,OOO) in an* effort to collect payment of dresses and coats Farouk ordered the clothe* last May, and was out of his Job aaA.P. - 113 words
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Article25 1953-10-31 6 LONDON, Oct. 30.— A one year trade agreement between Poland and France waa signed in Warsaw yesterday, according to PAR, the Polish news agency.— ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article571 1953-10-31 6 AHMEDABAD: The Textile Commissioner, Mr. T. Swamlnathan, has asked the managements of those textile mills of Ahmedabad, which have put up notices about the closing down of their various shifts, to postpone the closure of shifts for sometime, It la authoritatively learnt here. Mr. Swamlnathan,FOC - 571 words
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Article, Illustration173 1953-10-31 6 MR. SHRIDHAR TIUPATHI, Malayan Representative of the leading Hindi newspapers of AJ, SANMARGE, VISWAMITRA and AMRIT PATRIKA. A great scholar In Hindi, Mr. Trlpathi is also the Hony. Officer in charge of Indian University examinations and Hindi Examinations of Allahabad University. Recently, he has received a173 words
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Article109 1953-10-31 6 PARIS. Oct. 30. Premier Lamel's cabinet yesterday decided to propose to the National Assembly a law requiring that the President of France be elected ag President Aurioi waa by an absolute majority of parliament. A government spokesman said the ministers had agreed to propose to theA.P. - 109 words
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Article44 1953-10-31 6 LONDON, Oct. 30. The book of the world's navies in the atomic age, with warships powered by nuclear energy and armed 'with guided missiles, was spotlighted yesterday by Jane's Fighting Ship*; one t>f Britain's leading^ text books on naval might.- ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article35 1953-10-31 6 York, Oct 30.— The UN's World Health Organisation has published a dliectory of medical schools. The countUnited States. 79: Russia, 61 Japan, 46; India, 34; Britain 27; France, 24 and Itnly 21—' A.P.A.P. - 35 words
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