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Title Section17 1953-11-20 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. IX. y o 280. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1958. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS17 words
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530 1953-11-20 1 Speculation Re. New Post: No Official Confirmation i_ \SSPS I*'1 ?°y* 19 O«»eral Sir Gerald Tempter, High Commissioner in Malaya, left London airport yesterday for Singapore after two weeks' talks with government departments. General Templer left London in an Australian airliner after his ownReuter - 530 words
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Article207 1953-11-20 1 LONDON, Nov. 19.— Genera) Sir GeraM Templer flew back to Malaya yesterday with a British promise of several million dollars of worth of help for the financially hard-press-ed Federation government. Sagging tin and rubber prices and costs of a jungle war against Red guerrillas haveA.P. - 207 words
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Article87 1953-11-20 1 JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 19. Tne Sou in Aincan Minister of Justice, acting under Che Suppression of Communism Act, has banned Nana Sita, president of the Transvaal Indian Congress ami vice-Presi-dent of the South African Indian congress, from attending any gatherings In the Union for two years.A.P. - 87 words
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200 1953-11-20 1 i 3 c vernin ent of India have offered five scholarships, three for candidates of Indian oririn and two for others, under their 1954-35 schemesTsays a KSLi^ 1 &^e R«P«**«*ative of the Goveminent of India Office here. The Press note says "In pursuance ofI.I.S. - 200 words
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Article103 1953-11-20 1 LONDON. Nov. 19. The price of gold on the European free markets fell yesterday to the lowest level for 14 years and the premium over official prices which free %Ad ims enioyed since the outbreak oif war in 1939 disappeared. The price of gold in Zurich yesterday103 words
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86 1953-11-20 1 RED BAN ON NEHRU'S AND GANDHI'S BOOKS? NEW DELHI, Nov. 19.— Nations within the Communist Iron Curtain banned books on Mahatma Gandhi's life and teachings, and the writings of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru from their libraries the influential Hindustan Times reports. Quoting an unnamed "high Indian personage who recently visitedA.P. - 86 words
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184 1953-11-20 1 CAPETOWN, Nov. 19.— 1n a bitter attack on the United Nations, South African Premier Daniel Malan claimed last nig^ht it Jiad degenerated into a tool in the hands of Russia and India. Speaking to the Cape. Pro. vrnciai Congress of the ruling NationalistA.P. - 184 words
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237 1953-11-20 1 PANMUNJOM. Nov. 18, The •Communist insisted again today that neutral* me hiding Russia should participate In the Korean peaoe conference so their "good omcc»" might smooth the way to a nettlement. Red negotiators said thla was more important titan allowing non-belligerents to actually voteA.P. - 237 words
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Article115 1953-11-20 1 CALCUTTA, Nov. 19.— A train steamed into an Assam station on Monday with a maniac perched atop the* engine, waving a razor-sharp home-made sword with which he had lopped off the head of a baby as it Jay in the lap of one ofA.P. - 115 words
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Article175 1953-11-20 1 Applications are &ow tnvlted for United States Educational Exchange fellowships for gradubiv ovuoy in American uni-ver.ati.-s during the 1064-55 acauemic year, it was announced Wednesday by cne United States Information Service. USEE fellowships are sponsored by the Department of State under the Smith-Mundt educational exchange ptogram me with175 words
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Article89 1953-11-20 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 Mr. James Hagerty. the White House Press Secretary, and other government representatives will fly to Bermuda today to start advance arrangements for the Big Three conference. The United States delegation will be accompanied by officials from the British and French Embassies here. TheReuter - 89 words
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Article75 1953-11-20 1 NAIROBI, Nov. 19 A well known Asian building contractor Puran Singh was shot dead in Nairobi yesterday by two Africans on a building site in one of the city's African locations. He was talking with his supervisor when two Africans each with an automatic pistol approachedReuter - 75 words
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Article94 1953-11-20 1 LONUun, Nov. ltt. Men without trousers will It be the new Communist line? Trousers will be banned when Communism triumphs because they are offensive to the notion that the sexes are equal, said a letter in London's Communist newspaper. "Throughout the capitalist world today you will seeA.P. - 94 words
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162 1953-11-20 1 COLOMBO. Nov. 19. Neighbouring India ha» proraised Ceylon its full support if the island nation remains "fully independent," an informed Ceylon source said last night. The source said India had informed Ceylon that the entry of "one of our neighbouring countriesA.P. - 162 words
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Article71 1953-11-20 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 19.— A new cheap photographic Hash bulb, claimed to be the world's smallest, was announced Tuesday by the Genera] Electric Company, The company said the bulb, about half the size of present midget bulbs, can be used in regular reflectors with an adapterA.P. - 71 words
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Article36 1953-11-20 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. 19.— India is paying FUs 653,000 t U*****,130) each for a fleet of 71 Ouragon jet fighters purchased from France, Defence Organisation Minister Mahavir Tyagi J m«»t y«it«r4ay- A.P.A.P. - 36 words
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Article, Illustration70 1953-11-20 1 Travels CHIANG GREETS NIXON Nationalist China President China* Kai-shek (left) smUtaKly ushers USA Vioe-Pres ident Richard Nixoi tea %ll£S* atteT tmA hb > wlfe arrived brplane at Taipoi, Formosa. durin X hL, tO ar of the Far E^t At Xixon s ri K ht i» gemartil C'hou Chlh- Jou, ChiefA.P. - 70 words
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201 1953-11-20 1 NEW DELHI, Nov. 19. The Indian stand on the issue of a possible military agreement between America and Pakistan has not been affected by Secretary of State Dulles' statement in Washington Tuesday that such an agreement was not at present being discussed. Sources close to theReuter - 201 words
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Article96 1953-11-20 1 SIIAH TEHERAN, Nov. 1». The Shah yesterday chicled the Iranian cabinet court martial for using the term "traitor" m add* easing Dr. Mossadeq a high offid»i of the Shah's court eala. I'ne bnah gave his view to eiemler Fazlollah Zaftedi during a four nour conference and iuncht>onA.P. - 96 words
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Article139 1953-11-20 1 BOMBAY, Nov. 19. Sir (jirja Shan tear Bajpai, Governor of Bombay, said here yesterday he hoped the big three Bermuda conference would explore the Idea, of a conference m tii Russia and Communist Uhina. The Governor, formerly Secretary General to the Indian External Aftairs Ministry, saidReuter - 139 words
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Article105 1953-11-20 1 LiONDON, Nov. 19. Mr. Anthony Eden. tb« Foreign Secretary, m a written reply to Mr. Harold Davies (Labour) said: "It is public knowledge thai a number of the members of the British Council for the Promotion of International Trade are (or were until recently) either members105 words
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Article71 1953-11-20 1 NEW DELMI. Nov. 19.— R R. Sen, Indian Ambassador to Yugoslavia, will run for Direc-tor-General of the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) in an election during: FAO's annual ereneral conference opening in Rome on Nov. 23. The Indian Foreign Office said that •'weA.P. - 71 words
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Article231 1953-11-20 1 Britain Backs Dulles' Statement LONDON, Nov i9.— Britain yoste.day oac ed ihe statement on the Korean political oonferencc nwde y .-terday by Mr. John bister Dulles, unl« ted Scates Secretary of State A. Foreign Office spokesman recalled the words of Mr. Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary, in the Hou.sc of CommonsReuter - 231 words
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Article43 1953-11-20 1 OSLO. Nov. 19.— A Scandinavian delegation will fly to the Far East on Sunday foo talks with Indian and Pakistani authorities on expanded landing rights for planes from the Scandinavian Airlines System, the Oslo newsi Aftenposten said today.- A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article803 1953-11-20 2 (COMMENTING on the progreas made under the Colombo Plan. Mr. Reginald j Maudlin g. MP Economic Secretary to the Treasury, and UK representative at the New Demi meeting of the Consultative Committee on the Colombo Plan, from which ht» lecently returned, said that two reasons why the803 words
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Article285 1953-11-20 2 NEW DELHI: The Central Social Welfare Board has, Jn consultation with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, evolved a scheme intended to provide financial relief and also employment to middle class families. Under the scheme, which was aimed at providing work mainly to women inFOC - 285 words
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Article57 1953-11-20 2 LONDON. Nov. 18.— > Japan would 9000 be a competitor of "considerable strength' 1 in the world bicycle market, Sir Harold Bowden, chairman of the Raleigh Industrie* Limited s.iid. "Today Jupan's quality of workmanship is improving and we must consider her in the near future as a competitorReuter - 57 words
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Article72 1953-11-20 2 "There's just one thing which riles a Scotsman-nevor never refer to Britain as Enuland in his presence, that's like shaking a red rag at a hull, and never belittle the skirl of the bagpipes, for the rugrgedness of this country limits jobs and makes the Scottish people seekReuter - 72 words
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Article1314 1953-11-20 2 P. T. RAJAN CRITICISES CHIEF MINISTER'S ATTITUDE MADURA! Sri P. T. Itajan. M.L.A., and leader of the Justice Party, accused Sri C. Rajagopalachariar, Chief Minister of Madras, having become "power-mad;'' and of Ntooning "to resort to any means to keep himself in power." Sri Rajan, said that1,314 words
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Article107 1953-11-20 2 BOMBAY: The Governmait of India baa sanctioned 2,009 one-teacher Primary school* for the Bombay State. These schools will be situated in villages with a population of less than seven-hundred. Villages with population exceeding seven-hundred have already been provided with school*. These 2,000 teachers will be inBNFS - 107 words
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Article157 1953-11-20 2 KARACHI: In the absence of any settlement over the financial powers of the Pakistani Parliament and the place of Bengali language in the Schedule of languages at Pakistan, the Muslim League (the ruling party) is anxious that the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan should not rush to anyBNFS - 157 words
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Article340 1953-11-20 2 NEW DELHI: The suggestion that Matriculates should be conscripted to serve as teachers in rural schools in the country is stated to have oeen rejected by the Government of India. The suggestion was made by the Hyderabad Government and was canvassed by certain other State Governments cameBNFS; FOC - 340 words
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Article, Illustration122 1953-11-20 2 More than 200.000 Turks paid final tribute to Mustafa Xenial Ataturk, founder an<t first President of Modern Turkey, when his remains were .given final burial in Ankara recently. Hundreds of Turkish and foreign dignitaries walked In the procession, including President Olal Bayar and former President Ismef Inonu. TheA.P. - 122 words
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480 1953-11-20 2 CALCUTTA: About 500 to GOO Muslim nationals from East Pakistan are reported to be illegally entering Indian territory every month without necessary travel documents according to information available in Calcutta. These are the figures of only those who have been apprehended at variousFOC - 480 words
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Article93 1953-11-20 2 BIKANER (Raja«tan>: The Rajastan Statr Government are considering a proposal to put all prisoners. including habitua's, on parole with view to cultivating food crop* and increasing the State's yield which is generally low. The Inspector General of Prisons. Sri Ramsingh, dig* closing: this at aBNFS - 93 words
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Article67 1953-11-20 2 KARACHI. Nov. 19.— A factory which its promoter? claim to be one of the biggest and most modern for the rerolling of structural steel in Asia is expected to start production by the end of this year. The factory, which will be finally completed by the end67 words
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Article1400 1953-11-20 3 How And Why Canard Came Into Being Pricked BANGALORE: Now that the bubble of mystery surrounding the "source of life and strength^ Kuman Dhanalakshmi," the wonder ririTom Coorg ha* been definitely, scientifically 2nd official y pricked speculation is rife as to how and why this great canardFOC - 1,400 words
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Article142 1953-11-20 3 BOMBAY The members of the Municipal Corporations of foona and Ahmedabad are Komewhat exercised over the unofficial advice tendered by the State Ministry of Education asking them to consult the State Public Services Commission in making appointments of Senior* Officers of those bodies. They argueBNFS - 142 words
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Article57 1953-11-20 3 HAJKOT: Sri J. K. Modi 49-year old Education Minlst'T of S&uraahtra has passed the "Dusari" examination In Hindi. Sri Modi was among 4.110 candidates who appear- Ed for the Dusari examination held last September. The Saurashtra Government recently prescribed that government servants should pass certain minimumBNFS - 57 words
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Article118 1953-11-20 3 BOMBAY In pursuance of their programme of expansion of primary education, the Government of Bombay have decided to recruit 10.000 additional primary teachers during the next three years. Announcing this at a conference of the State Primary Teachers Association, Sri B. S. Hiray. Minister for RevenueBNFS - 118 words
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Article76 1953-11-20 3 BOMBAY, Nov. 18.— The French aircraft carrier "Dixmude" arrived today with the first shipment of "Ouragan" jet aircraft aqcuired by the Indian Air Force. Wing Commander M. M. Malhotra, station commander, I.A.F. station, Bombay, received the planes on behalf of the Air Arm. The carrierAP - 76 words
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Article, Illustration74 1953-11-20 3 Kashmir's new government has persuaded the Head Lama of Latlakh, His Holiness Kaushak Bakula, to Join its official family. The head of all Buddhists In that strategic and com-niunist-bordered' area has accepted the post of Deputy Minister for Ladakh Affairs. The shaven-headed Buddhist leader in a typical pose. In Ladakh,A.P. - 74 words
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211 1953-11-20 3 To Expedite Parlt. Business —Suggestion NEW DELHI: The appointment of fifty-member select committees, representing all shades of opinion and functianing in effect as parliaments in minature, is being considered to ensure speedy disposal of business before Parliament. This suggestion has been made in view past experience of the wide gapBNFS - 211 words
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Article53 1953-11-20 3 "I have watched puffins for hours on Britain's remotest island, St. Kilda, which is fifty miles from the nearest inhabited spot. There are at least a million, but I do not know how many million. And when they fly about the trufcovered stacks, which are riddled by53 words
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Article183 1953-11-20 3 James Fisher - NEW YORK, Nov. 18 Madame Vijayalakshmi Pandit of India, President of the United Nations General Assembly, said last night that "what is now called the menace, of Communism in Asia was largely the creation of the Allies during the war Speaking at a dinner of theReuter - 183 words
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Article495 1953-11-20 3 K-2 Not Godwin-Austen Mr. C. A. K. Inttes-Wilson, Surveyor-General. Pakistan, Karachi, in a letter to "Hie Times'' writes: It is a matter for regret that as a result of the newly aroused public interest in mountains and mountaineering following the success of the British expedition to Mount Everest, and the495 words
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Article201 1953-11-20 3 VIJAYAWADA: The Executive of the Andhra Loyola College Committee, which met at Manikonda in Krishna district Sri Gogineni Venkatasubbayya Nayudu, President presiding, unanimously adopted a resolution requesting the authorities of the Loyola College to commence construction of buildings immediately for the Andhra Loyola College to beFOC - 201 words
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434 1953-11-20 3 I l i? Ai li. An a > >eal *c«» made by Sreematt Sumatt Shantiiiiimar Monr jee a director of the firm of the Manajcbijc Ajpents of the lettdinir Indian ghtenlmr Company, SHndJas. to the Government of India to butlrt tankers at the HindustanBNFS - 434 words
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Article112 1953-11-20 3 BOMBAY: Following the recent arrest of a Bombay Textile Magnate Tulsiprasad Khaitan who refused bail by a city Magistrate twice, the city police raided the Mill Magnates offices and seized from hit offices a large number of files and papers regarded as useful Id their investigations.BNFS - 112 words
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Article144 1953-11-20 3 BOMBAY: A novel for m of service has been decided upon by the Bombay State Boy Scouts and Girl Guides, who will be observing a. Scout Guide week commencing on Nov. 29. About eight thousand scouts and three thousand guides will move from door toBNFS - 144 words
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Article77 1953-11-20 3 KOTTAYAM (Travancore State) The rehabilitation and development of the Rubber Plantation Industry in Tndia has been advocated by the Indian. Rubber Board which met this week. The Board wants an allotment of funds to be made generously by the National Planning Commission in the Five77 words
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854 1953-11-20 4 Colombo Municipality Decides At Last To Accord Civic Reception To Queen CEYLON NEWS: COLOMBO: The Colombo Municipal Council deddr ad. by 17 votes to 18, to aoeord a civic reception to Queen Elizabeta, when she visits /Ceylon in April next year. Mr. M. H. Mohamed a,ked for permtetton to move854 words
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Article76 1953-11-20 4 Tenders will be received at the office of the Representative of the Government of Tn^t^ in Malaya, 31, Grange Road, Singapore up to 5 pjn. on Friday the 4th December 1953 for annual repairs to the two premises "Bharat Bhawan" at No. 2, Peirce Drive and "India House"76 words
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Article124 1953-11-20 4 I COLUMBU; Ottcnc« of this na» ure «re Decouun* tar umj troquwoc t-o ue ueatt \v»a r> lu^in.y (Mum Mr, i*. ssri anaou* i*ajau, cnief Oulomba .nM^tstriM^, sentencing tr, \»ijei unite ot iSununya raDam v tax uiuniiiM. nard uwxnir tui taavlnjc ouered a rupee124 words
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Article87 1953-11-20 4 COLOMBO: On a sentimental journey to Ceylon is Mr. F. H. Khan, grandson of Mr. Framjee BhiXujee 'Khan, who is commemorated by the clock tower in the Pettah. Colombo. Mr. Framjee Bhikajee Khan whs a prominent merchant In his time. The clock tower was erected by87 words
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Article, Illustration42 1953-11-20 4 Mrs. Saiada Raghavan will give a performance 'HarU katha Kalakshapam' a solo in Malayalam at the Gandhi Memorial Hall, Racecourse Lane, Singapore at 8 p.m. on Nov. 21, under the auspices of "The Singapore Keraleeya Kalasamlthf* a Malayalee cultural organisation.42 words
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Article103 1953-11-20 4 GOIjOMBO: The GovernorGeoeral will appoint shortly Dclimltaaon Commissto» Ao carve out fresh electorate*. Th« Prime Minister toid Wa Cabinet colleagues that tne uroposed Commission might comprise Sir Arthur Wijeyewardene. former Cfhietf Justice, who is still Chairman of the Official Languages Commission; Mr. A. E. Christoffelsz, former Permanent Secretary103 words
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Article92 1953-11-20 4 COLOMBO: Tenatnjc Hotkey, the 00-cunquerer of Mount Everest, hopes to come to Oeyion shortly, lie said so to Mr. Bed© Aundappa, v/txo has Just returned to Ceytoa after a visit «*j uarjeeunjc Tentaa* la now engaged in a cour of liHli^n otues. He hopes Co finish92 words
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Article168 1953-11-20 4 OOLiOMBO All Assistant Controllers of Exchange walked out of the otucc of the secretary of the Central Bank, refusing to ai>fu a declaration of secrecy and fidelity. Earlier, a 1 1 government clerks in the Exchange Control Department alao refused to sign the declaration* stating that they168 words
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Article101 1953-11-20 4 LONDON, Nov. 19.— Ques tions are to be asked in the House of Commons about the exhibition at a Malayan police Station at the bodies of a woman and of a man bandit shot by security forces it was announced yesterday. Sir Leglle Plummer, Opposition Labour Party bacKbencherReuter - 101 words
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238 1953-11-20 4 JAGANATHAN'S REJOINDER TO S.H.B. CHAIRMAN In a rejoinder to the reply made by the Chairman, Singapore Harbour Board, Mr. S. Jag-anathan. City Councillor asks the Chairman if certain senior employees of the Board are using their official positions to interfere with their subordinates' election activities, 'would not such misconduct, i238 words
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Article134 1953-11-20 4 The 36th Annual General Meeting of the Singapore Kerala Samajam will be held on Sunday, Dec. 6, at 3 pm. The venue of the meeting will be informed later. At this meeting' resolutions and amendments to rules and regulations etc. which will be submitted by members134 words
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Article112 1953-11-20 4 ROME, Nov. iy. Twentytive million of the free world's farmers were warned yesterday that their increased production may prove to tneir own disadvantage. Trmt is a dangerous paradox in a world where at least 70 per cent of all people have n«>t enough to eat. What112 words
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Article81 1953-11-20 4 I.ONDON, Nov. 19. The .War Office announced yesteiday that a quantity of mail 'posted on board troop transports putting in at Singapore and mail intended for men on board these tranßp^rts have been seriously delayed at Singapore. The matter is being LnvesI Ugated by headquarters FarReuter - 81 words
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50 1953-11-20 4 "The S.T.C.E. Union collected a sum of 9306 and distributed $277 to the members who have become victims of the Aljunled Road Fire. The rest of $29 was handed over to the Social Welfare Dept., to be distributed to other fire victims of same locality.**50 words
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Article42 1953-11-20 4 LONDON, Nov. 19. Mary Ogilvie. a professional model, won £85 damages Tuesday from a hairdresser she accused of turning her hair navy blue. Miss Ogilvie told the court the hair lat«r returned to its normal blonde, shade. A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article, Illustration172 1953-11-20 4 U.M-N.O.— M.C.A. Candidate For East Ward Mr. Syod Esa Almenoar contesting as U-M.IMJU* M.CA. Alliance Oanuidate foi tiast Warn in the ensuing City (Jouncu Elections. THe manir festo he has Issued chalking out his plan of work if elected to the Uouncil. includes the following: To establish in the g&.a\172 words
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Article123 1953-11-20 4 WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.— President Eisenhower said yesterday the Big Three meeting in Bermuda next month will be devoted to the common problems of defence agai./,t Communist aggression i n fciuropc and Asia. He listed the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Korea and Indochina among the topic heA.P. - 123 words
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Article90 1953-11-20 4 MOSCOW, Nov. 19. -Diplomats and foreign correspondents last night joined the throngs of bareheaded Russians filing into the Kcd Square tomb to see th« oni h, dmed body of grey-hmied Stalin on view along-side the body of L»enin in twins glass and bronze coffins. The tombA.P. - 90 words
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82 1953-11-20 4 NEW DELHI. Nov. 19.—Indian Finance Minister denied 1 in Parliament yesterday a Communist charge that Ame-rican-aided Indian development schemes are "an infringement of Indian sovereignty." j Replying to this charge by Hiren Mukerjee, leader of the I Communist bloc in Parliament, Deshmukh said U.S. andA.P. - 82 words
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Article60 1953-11-20 4 MANILA. Nov. 19.—President Etpldio Cjuirlno charged yesterday that U.S. Military Forces had intervened in the Philippines election but said be would not tafce official action "to avoid further confusion aud bitterness.'' IJ.S, Ambassador Raymond Spruance denied the accusation. President Quirino was defeated overwhelmingly by tals former DefenceA.P. - 60 words
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Article80 1953-11-20 4 Guru Nanak's Birthday PartY A Tea Party will b« held today (Friday Nov. 20) at \.4\l p.m at the Victoria Memorial Hall by the Sikh Community of Singapore, in commemoration of Sri Guru Nanali Dev's Birthday. The Police Band will be in attendance. Booklets will be distributed on the life80 words
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Article58 1953-11-20 4 Two Tamil Girl Schools of Singapore, St. Theresa and St. Lourdes, are organising a joint exhibition on Wednesday. Nov. 25, at 9 am. at St. Lourdes Tamil School, Ophir Road Mr. J. B. Appadurai, Supervisor of Tamil Schools will declare open the exhibition. A physical demonstration by58 words
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Article120 1953-11-20 4 Three Communist terrorists have been killed and one wounded by Security Forces in the Federation. The surrender of two more Communists terrorists is now reported. One of the terrorists killed was a notorious District Committee Member. The District Committee Member, Loo Pak Chow, who was120 words
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Article77 1953-11-20 4 WASHINGTON. Nov. 19. President Eisenhower sal*] yesterday that if the Bermuda conference could eliminate any causes of friction between Britain, the United States and France it would be all to the good. Mr. Eisenhower was asked at his weekly press conference what topics he would discussReuter - 77 words
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