Indian Daily Mail, 14 November 1953

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. DL No. 274. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1953. SIX PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Speculation About Templer's Future Plans
    466 1 MORE IMPORTANT POST THAN H.C. OF FEDERATION? LONDON, Nov. 13.— General Sir Gerald Temp er, High Commiiwioner in Malaya, told Reuter last night that he could say nothing about his future plans. The reticence with which his latest visit to London is being surrounded is
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    Remove Threat Of War—Pakistan
    128 1 Remove Threat Of War— Pakistan NEW YORK, jNov. 13.Pakistan made an urgent plea in the United Nati.ns Poetical Committee for the great powers to get together and reach agreement between themselves over disarmament to remove the threat of war. Any scheme for disarmament, regardless of its merit was foredoomed to
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    GOVERNOR WILL OPEN YOUTH CAMP TODAY
    56 1 GOVERNOR WILL OPEN YOU TH CAMP TODAY At 4.i>o p.m. today (Saturday; the Governor, Sir John nicoll, will open the Youth Damp built by their own labour at Tanah Merah by members of the bodies-affiliat-ed to the Singapore Youth Council. To signify the opening. Sir John Nicoll will fix the
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    Challenged On Queen's Visit
    133 1 COLOMBO. Nov. 13.— Right wing members o»f Colombo's Municipal Council were challenged last night to resign and seek re-election on the issue of whether a civic reception should be staged for the Queen when she visits Ceylon next year. The Council decided by 17 votes to
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    INDIA'S GIFT TO CEYLON
    87 1 Photo. Indian High Commissioner Mr. C. C. Desai on Nor. 10 handed over to Ceylon Prim i Minister, Sir John Kotela\\3la, Indian Government's gin of 100 tons of fertiliser to Ceylon's multi-purpose Gal Oya Development Scheme. The jjift which comes under 'the Colombo Plan was presented
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    Average Life Of Indian 32!
    100 1 (From our own correspondent) NEW DELHI, Nov 13— A most hopeful fact revealed oy full icport of fift^-ono •ensus, just published, us the ict that life expectancy in India, once lowest in the .vorld has arisen from to thirty-two years. Consequent population increase must be
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    INDO-PAK GOODWILL ESSAY
    46 1 INDO-PAK GOODWILL ESSAY NEW DELJU: The Pakistan High Commission in India on November 10 announced an essay competition for students in India on the subject of "Indo-Pakistan Goodwill". Prizes in the form of books will be awarded for the three best essays, the announcement said.- FOC
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    NIXON TELLS RHEE WHAT IKE WANTS HIM DO NEXT!
    314 1 SEOUL, Nov. IS. An estimated 50,000 South Koreuns braved an icy winter wind yesterday to greet U.S. VicePresident Richard Nixon on his arrival in thin battered capital. Mr. Nixon told top American and. Korean officials who met mm at the airport
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    Ceylon G-G To Stay
    195 1 Sir John Refutes 'Reports* COLOMBO, Ceylon, Nov. 13.— Premier Sir John Kotelawala yesterday emphatically denied British press reports that he wants British Governor-General Lard Soulbery to go. In a press communique, Sir John described the reports as "unscrupulous twi^t" of what he h'ld written in a
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    Br. Trade Ban On Red China
    113 1 LONDON. Nov. 13. Mr. S. T. Swindler (Labour) ;usked in the House of Commons wily the Government's embargo on strategic goods to China was so much more stringent than that of other countries represented on the Consultative Group Cooperation Committee on East-West trade. He
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    COMMITTEE ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT
    67 1 The Committee set up by the Constitutional Commission to consider the functions and powers of local government authorities in Singapore met yesterday and began a careful analysis of the functions of local authorities. These committees should not be confused with the main Commission. Persons who are
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    RAJAJI IS POWER-MAD! —P. T. RAJ AN
    250 1 (Fr<*n our own correspondent) MADRAS. Nov. 13. Sri Rajaji has become power-mad and is stooping to every means to keep himself in power, declared Justice Party leader Mr. Rajan, addressing a public meeting at Chinnamanur, Madurai, earlier this week. Mr. Rajan said he
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    Kurnool Capital Is Now Final
    106 1 (From our own correspondent) KURNOOL. Nov. 13. Andhra's Deputy Chief Minister Sanjivl Reddi claimed that Sri Prakasam's Ministry would be supported by ninety out of 140 members of the new state assembly, when it first meets next week and that a stable Government was therefore
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    India's Concern Over U.S.-Pak. Alliance
    281 1 NEW DELHI, Nov. 13.— The Indian press is reflecting increasingly the Nehru government concern over a possible Pakistan-United States alliance. The press comment, usually political columns, says flatly that any attempt of the United States to help arm Pakisan will be considered an unfriendly act
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    Bill To Stabilise Land Values
    191 1 (By Our Staff Reporter) Mr. J. E. Pepper, the Commissioner. Lanas, told pressmen yesterday that at the last meeting of the Singapore legislative Council the Land Acquisition cAmendment No. 3) Bill received its first reading and that it is due for the second reading at
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    Truman Refuses!
    116 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.— Former President Harry Truman tea declined to honour a subpoena to appear before the House of Representatives' UnAmerican Activities Committee. Mr. Truman's refusal to appear was contained in a letter delivered by Mr. Charles P. Murphy, former White House counsel to Mr. Velde. The letter
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    Royal Commission On Sexual Delinquents
    36 1 LONDON, Nov. 13. The British Government i$ to be asked to set up a Royal Commission to examine present legislation and treatment of sexual delinquents with particular reference to homosexuality Feuter.
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    No Talks, Says. U.S.
    46 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. .13. A State Department spokesman said there were no negotiation** in progrens between the United stat*** and I n feist an for ip-antinc; military banes tin Pakistan to American forces. Hu was commenting on London reports of anoh negotiations.- Reuter
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    $4,602.80 Gift For Indian Troops In Korea
    99 1 The Gift Fund for Indian Troops in Korea Committee. Singapore handed over yesterday to Mr. M. Gopala Menon, the Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, a cheque for $4,602.80. being the total amount of contributions made by the public towards the
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    German Steel Plant For India
    147 1 NEW DEJLHI, Nov. 13.— Six German steel magnates headed by Dr. Wilhelm Thun. managing director of Demag of Duisberg, arrived in the Indian capital today to negotiate a 700,000.000 rupee steel mill project with the Nehru government. The German delegation was composed of three officials
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    Facilities For Indian Airlines
    121 1 NEW DELHI, Nov. 13. India hat* notified tho United States that it desires to bring her air agreement into line with those of other countries. The agreement has been disputed between the two countries for several months and usually reliable sources say the Indian cabinet will
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    HE EXILES HIMSELF!
    81 1 NEW YORK. Nov. 13.— Mr. Noor Mohammed Taraki, Press Attache at the Afghanistan Embassy in Washington, said here he had resigned in protest against his country's "dictatorial* Government. He was scheduled to leave New York for England yesterday aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth. Mr. Taraki Us reported
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    Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Sat. Nov. 14, 1953 NOTES AND COMMENTS
    516 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Sat. Nov. 14, 1953 NOTES AND COMMENTS BELATED REALISATION THE Federation authorities seem to be opening their eyes only now to a grave crisis about which the Indian Daily Mai] has been warning throughout the past many years. Even when the Federal Constitutional Proposals were first
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    India To Have A Sub-Capital At Hyderabad
    454 2 Mr. M. A. lyengar's Suggestion KURNOOL: Mr. M. An&nthasayanam Ayyaogar, Deputy Speaker of the House of the People, suggested here last week the constitution of a sub-capital for the Union Government "in order «to bring about closer contact between the south and the
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    GOVERNMENT END WHEAT CONTROL
    56 2 NEW DELHI: The Government of India has decided that wheat and coarse grains should now be completely decontroled except that interState barriers should continue as before, says a Press communique issued here last week. This decision has been taken in view of further improvement in the
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    Pakistani Decision Criticized
    101 2 NEW DEL.HI: Mr. N. C Chatterjee, MP, President of the All-India Hindu Maha«abha. said here that if the Pakistan Constituent Assembly made Pakistan a theocratic State, the millions of Hindus in East Bengal would be In grave peril. He waa commenting on the recent decision of the
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    Madrasi Recalls Nehru's Air Trips
    263 2 LONDON: The Mante, who live In suburb of Bombay, am an alr-mmo-ed and sen-faring family. Two of the sons of the family are airmen, and two are la the merchant navy. Spending the paat month hi London has been Brt N. V. S. Maw, 25-year-old
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    Petition For Writ Of Certiorari To Be Reheard Nagpur High Court Ruling
    470 2 Petition For Writ Of Certiorari To Be Reheard Nagpur High Court Ruling NAGPTR; A Fun Beec has held that a petition unde tlon for a writ of certlorart the ground that It to filed be s tloaer satisfactorily »»pimi«»y Giving their opinion in a case referred to them toy a
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    Dusserah In Korea
    27 2 hv A^^Ui^^ L \r FESTIVAL: l waa celebrated hn J? 2ET* KoTe *l wlth the Bam ceremonies as at ?eSoiiEs m^* Performing Puja (religion*
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    Rail Corruption Inquiry: Questionnaire Sent To 1,008 Parties
    267 2 Rail Corruption Inquiry: Questionnaire Sent To 1,008 Parties NEW DELHI: The Railway Corruption Inquiry Committee has issued a questionnaire which is being sent to over 1,008 parties, including chambers of commerce, passenger associations, national, zonal and regional railway users' consultative committees prominent Members of Parliament and others inteested m the
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    Zamindar Acquitted Of Murder Charge
    136 2 Zamindar Acquitted Of Murder Charge AHMED ABAD: Mr. BaaallaJ Vakil, Sessions Judge of Ahmedabad who was re-try-ing the Panar murder case here. agreeing 1 with the verdict of the jury whick by five votes to four found Dinsha JamshM Kotwal, one of the four accused "not guilty," last week acquitted
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    Open Air Rural Festival
    84 2 CUTTACJK: The Tribal Mli nlstor. Mr. Sonamm Soren, inaugurated ]*nt week an opon aix rural festival at Cutt^ck lowing some lmportnnt facets of rural life which find .spontaneous expression through indigenous folk dances and music. The Governor. Mr, Fazl Ali was the chief jjuest. At the
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    Mount Pumori Unconquered
    201 2 BOMBAY: The five-man Nepal-Himalayan Expedition led by Mr. Rusi P. Ghandy could not reach the pinnacle of the hitherto unexplored Pumori peak opposite to Mount Everest in the Himalayas. Mr. Ghandy, who returned to Bombay, said that the party could not mount the final assault on Pumori
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    THEOSOPHISTS CONFER
    39 2 BENAHAS: The first conference of the Theosophjsts of Northern India opened here on Nov. 6 under the presidentship of Mr. N. Sri Ram International President of the Theosophical Society The conference lasted for three dav S FOC
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    Postwar Japan's Aim Is To Promote Peace & Prosperity In Asia
    693 2 Postwar Japan's Aim Is To Promote Peace Prosperity In Asia Letter To The Editor: Sir, I was greatly Interesed in your article "South-east Asia Prosperity Needs Freedom From West" that was reprinted from Pan-Asia in the Oct. 28 issue of English Malnichi of Tokyo. In the same issue of the
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    2,000 Doctors Idle In Calcutta
    168 2 CALCUTTA: About 2,000 medical practitioners are idk n West Bengal, according to a survey conducted recently by the Bengal, branch of tin. i.ndian Medical Association. Dr. J. Mojuradar. Provincial Joint Secretary of the Association said that the imuroverishment. and Inability of the people* to pay
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    B. K. Sen May Become F.A.O. Chief
    67 2 B. K. Sen May Become F.A.O. Chief NEW DELHI: Mr. B H Sen, at present India's Ambassador in Italy, and Yugoslavia is being put up by India as a candidate for election as Di-rector-General of the FAO, It is understood. The election is expected to take place towards the end
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    Reform Of Judicial Administration
    2223 3 Central Govt. Proposals NEW DHLHI: The Government of India's draft proposals for the reform of Judicial administration in India so as to make it less expensive, less dilatory and less cumbersome have been communicated to State Governments and Hieh Courts for their comments. The Government of
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    Another Minister For Kashmir
    126 3 SRINAGAR: The appointment of Mr. G. M. Sadiq. Speaker of the Jammo and Kashmir Legislative Assembly as the fifth Minister in the Bakshi Cabinet has hern omcially announced. Kushak Ba«uia. Head Lama of Ladakh, nas been appointed a Deputy Minister. «wo mtmt T"»cputy Ministers -•'hose .iDDointments
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    Resumption Of Tram Service
    295 3 MADRAS: The Madras Tramway Workers' Association has decided to entrust the entire provident fund, which will be paid by the management of the Tramway Company to the workers, to a committee of seven members for the purpose of starting the tramway service. Mr, V. Murugesan, Secretary
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    Taluk Boards May Be Revived
    224 3 MADRAS: Reorganisation of the set-up of Local Administration is now engaging the attention of the Government, it is understood. The Government are examining in this connection a proposal to revive taluk boards, abolished some twenty years back, and constitute a local authority at th e
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    INDIA A LAND OF TOLERANCE
    333 3 INDIA A LAND OF TOLERANCE MANGALORE: "India, the, land of tolerance, is the only land in the world where all religions are held in equal reverence," said Dr. Kailas Nath Katju, 'Union Home Minister, addressing the students of St Aloysius College here last week. He called, on the students to
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    The "Friends Of Gandhi"
    911 3 A "Friends of Gandhi" association has been formed in France, consisting of such friends of India and Gandhiji as i-»r. Louis Corman, Prof, rtene Dumont. Pierre borsou and others. Having scarcely reuoverea from the enects o* me last war, already standing on the brpnk of tne
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    30 3 PHOTO. Prince Chula, new Siamese Ambassador to Britain, and his wife, leave London's Savoy Hotel en route to the Houxes of Parliament, to we the Oueen on»n Parliament.- A .P.
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    Bodleian Library
    898 3 Outside the walls of England's great Universities at Oxford and Cambridge during the 16th and 17th Centuries, there was bloodshed, conspiracy and civil unrest. The tides of civil war swirled about Oxford itself, which for a time sheltered King Charles the First from the Puritans of Cromwell. Some
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    Welfare State In Britain
    663 4 No Coercion At Any Level MADRAS: Speaking at meeting organised by the Indian Council of World Affairs (Madras Branch), at the premises of the Servants toft India Society, recently, Miss Muriel Lester said her Experience of the functioning of the Welfare State In Britain tiad convinced
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    Court Project
    58 4 COLOMBO: The Prime ViiDiister has ordered that work ~a Uic Supreme Court sate at iiambalapitlya, in Colombo, be -topped immediately, and the -ite be handed over to the new Minister of Housing and Social Services. The site, which is about 10 acres in extent, waa acquired by the
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    Britain's Old Age Pensions A Headache
    702 4 Britain's Old Age Pensions A Headache LONDON: v, One of the biggest headaches facing the British government in domestic policy during the next 25 years id how to pay the rapidly increasing number of old age state pensioners. Money received from public contributions and government grants will just about pay
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    WOMEN'S CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS
    153 4 WTCKNOW: Speedy enactment of legislation providing for licensing of widows* homes, institutions for destitute women and orphanages was one of the recommendations made by the twelfth biennial conference of the National Council of Women in India held in Lucknow. The Council's resolution on the subject referred to
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    MALAMPUZHA COLONY BUILDINGS
    86 4 MALAMPUZHA COLONY BUILDINGS KOLiiENGODE: Replying to a request contained in a Civic Address presented to him toy the Palghat Municipal Council, for the handing over to the Municipality, o f th e large cluster of buildings in the Malampuzha Colony which would fall vacant with the completion of the Project.
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    43 4 Such a ravishing beaut}' with nrriguing" looks in her eyes, and the rose too looks pale before her but What a pity he r husband leads the life of a bachelor although marrfed! She Is Padmini and thu Picture is Married Bachelor* Tamil
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    Elephanta Isle
    248 4 BOMBAY With reference i to a report In a Bombay paper, enquiries show that the Chair- i man of the Bombay Port Trust I has not received any communication from the Archaco- i logical Department of the Government of India, stating that the archaeological monuments on the Elephanta
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    Training In Ext. Works In T-C State
    243 4 QUIi-ON: Dr. X, N. Katju, Union Home Minister, was given a rousing reception when he arrived here from Trivandrum by oar. Dr. Katju waa received and garlanded by the Quilon Municipal Chairman. Mr. P. R. Kochukrishna PillaL On his way to the Fatlxima
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    Health Assistants
    201 4 MADRAS! Th*> Madras Government would include the necessary expenditure for training Health and Medical Assistants under the Part 'B' scheme of the Budget for 1954--55, it is learnt. It might be recalled the Government of Madras have accepted a scheme for imparting training in diagnosis and treatment of
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    MAN AND BEAST
    50 4 The problem these Pretty Girls are posing before bewildered principal is 'No Examination, No Schools.' But why.. The answer is revealed in the Tamil picture 'Man and Beast', a soc'al pic lure "expected here shortly. K. Sarangapani plays the principal, T. It. Ramachandran. the 'Idiot' as usual.
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    Kashmir Land Reforms Report
    526 4 aniiNAiiAK: The Wazir Enquiry Committee, appointed by thfe Jammu and Kashmir Gov- ernment, to report o n some of the economic problems facing the people of the State, recommended that the maximum land unit for a proprietor Jn Kashmir kandi (backward area from economic point of
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    NEW SINHALESE FILM
    75 4 COLOMBO: The team of artistes who figure in the popular Sinhalese film "Sujatha,' will leave for India shortly to act in a new film Sadasulang," The new film' produced by Mr. T. Somagekaram, has Florida Jayalath p a^ ng HHeJ c leat »ng role once again. The
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    South Asia's Battle Of The Air Waves
    751 4  -  Gordon Grahamy <By Commercial and state-subsi-dized broadcasting are closely locked in a new kind of battle of the air in South Asia. The contestants are the Government of India's All-India Radio, based in New Delhi, with 43 transmitters situated all over India, and
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    Hyderabad 4% Loan Oversubscribed
    119 4 Hyderabad 4% Loan Oversubscribed HYDERABAD: The Hyderabad Government Rs 3.25 orore 1% 1963 Development Loan, wnich closed on Oct 31 last, was slightly oversubscribed, it was authoritatively learnt here. Tne Kajpramukh of Hyderabad tous the subscription list with about Rs 75 lakhs. The Reserve Bank of India is the second
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    Were They? Experts Enquiry
    292 4 IAJCKNOW: Three lay members of the U.P. Assembly's Public Accounts Committee have been given an expert job by the Committee. Their task ll twofold to find out firstly whether the seven German experts who served the State Government's precision instruments factory for two years on salaries
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    Pakistan Will Soon Have General Elections
    327 5 B.P.C. Clause Passed By Constituent Assembly KARACHI The Cons tituent Assembly last week gassed a clause of the Basic Principles Committee itoport in which it was recommended that provision in the Constitution should be made for holding Ge- *-tections a« early as possible but
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    "Military Alliance With U.S.A."
    218 5 KARACHI: The Pakistani Government last week formally released to the Press an editorial in recently New York Times which speaks of the possibilities of "a military alliance between Pakistan and the U.S.A." Diplomatic observers here attach much significance to this release since the Government normally releases
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    19 Clauses Of B.P.C. Report Passed
    336 5 19 Clauses Of B.P.C. Report Passed KAKAOHI: The Pakistani Constituent Assembly last week passed 19 clauses of the Basic Principles Committee report dealing mainly with the powers and privileges of the Head of the State and the Federal Cabinet. The Assembly decided that the Head of the State should be
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    Congress Victory In Jaipur By-election
    89 5 JAIPUR: Mohammed Abdul Hadi (Congress) has been declared elected to the State Assembly In the by-election from Sanchor constituency (Alore district). Out of 47,000 electorates, 12,672 votes were polled. Mr. Hadl securing 7,227 votes, Mr. Klshore Singh (Ind.) 3,579, Mr. Jaswant Rai (Ind.) 907, Mr.
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    Election Of Pak. State Head
    191 5 KARACHI: The Pakistan Constituent Assembly agreed that future Heads of State must be Muslim* elected by the Federal Legislature and supported by at least 30 per cent of the votes from each zone. East and West Pakistan. Any member, of the Legislature, who is elected
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    First Speaker Of Andhra
    174 5 GUNTUR: It is understood that Sri N. V. L.. Narasimha Hao, Praja-Socianst M.LkA., haa been appointed as the nrst Speaker of the Andhra Legislative Assembly to preside over Its first session which is meeting; at Kurnool on Nov. Sri Narasimha Rao, it is icarnt, has received
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    28 5 IMPHAL.: Th© Manipul (Jovernment has set up fiveman board for the protection of wild life in the State. The Board has alread taken some me&surea urainst ©oachlng.— FOC
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    Gift Fund For Indian Troops In Korea
    1468 5 Following farther donations to the GIFT FUND FOR INDIAN TROOPS IN KOREA have been received: lets B. G. Sahai 11 S. P. Mehta 25 M. K. Chithamparam 10 Sco Basad Sarma 25 K. D. Manian 2 H. G. Mehta 2 A. L. Mehta
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    MANUFACTURE OF EXPLOSIVES
    319 5 NEW DELHI: The Government of India and the Britlsb firm of Imperial Chemical Industries (1.C.1.) have reach* ed an agreement to set up a new company to manufacture India's requirements of cxplosivea. The factory is to be located in Bihar. The agreement provides for the registration of
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    Convention Of M.E.S. Workers' Unions
    109 5 Convention Of M.E.S. Workers' Unions JUBBUJLiPORE: The con--1 vcntion of All-India Military Engineering Service Workers' Unions decided here to dissolve the existing unions and reorganize them on military area basis. By a resolution, th« convention also decided to affiliate the reorganized unions to the All-India Defence Employees' Federation. This reoreanizn
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    Andhra M.L.A. Released On Bail
    133 5 MADRAS: In the Madras High Court recently Mr» Justice X. Somasundaram ordered the release on bail of Mr. Jforapati Pattabhiramayya, who was recently elected to the Andhra Legislative Assembly from Ramachandrapuram constituency in the West fiodavari district. Mr. Pattabhiramayya was listed as an accused along
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    Will Sir John Succeed?
    481 6 CEYLON NEWS: Opposition Leaders 9 Misgivings! KANDY: "Hitler and MoM»oUitl In their times made the «n» kind of promise which Sir John Jtotelawala is alleged to have made at Dodancaslanda and elsewhere, viz. to wipe out Oonununlsm from their respective countries. Bat tJiey failed. I doubt
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    Ship-To-Shore Telephone Service
    99 6 COLOMBO: The Very High Frequency Radio Telephone Service, which enables ship-to-shore telephone communication without telephone lines, is to be introduced shortly in Oeylon. The Colombo Port Commission has already purchased tho necessary equipment, and is awaiting frequently allocations and the construction of a switch-board to link the
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    NO CIVIC RECEPTION TO PREMIER
    190 6 NO CIVIC RECEPTION TO PREMIER COLOMBO: A motion seeking to accord a civic reception to the Prime Minister by the Colombo Municipal Council has been ruled out of order by the Mayor of Colombo, Mr. T. Rudra. Mr. M. H. Mohammed, who sought to move thia motion at the general
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    To Study Oil Technology
    129 6 COLOMBO: Tea Ceylon students will leave for India for training in Oil Technology under the Technical Go-opera-tion Scheme of the Colombo Plan. They are Messrs M. A. D. C. Wijetunge, W. Hde Silva, O. Raaallngam. S. R. Nalllah, M. F. de Silva, W. M. A. Q
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    Archaeological Museum
    128 6 Archaeological Museum OOLtPMiiu: it nas been the I practice in many other coun- 1 tnea to have &mali archaeoio- glcal museums at t^e Ate of imi.otT.ant arcnaeotogical cxCitvauons. In ceylon, however, with the sole exception of the Anuradnapura Archaeological Museum, tnere have been no museums of this type. That ia,
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    If You Want To Marry ....
    116 6 If You Want To Marry COLOMBO: Hencefortn for-ty-eight hours, notice will be necessary for special licences to get married, if legislation which will be considered by the Cabinet, becomes law. According to present procedure a marriage licence can be obtained in a matter of minutes and in secrecy. The proposed
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