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Title Section16 1953-12-21 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. K. No. 311. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1953. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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237 1953-12-21 1 Pak. Note To Russia KARACHI, Dec 20.— Pakistan has told the Soviet Union it has no intention Off granting military bases to the United States. A note to this effect was handed to the Soviet Ambassador here this afternoon. The note replied toReuter - 237 words
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Article121 1953-12-21 1 MELBOURNE, Dec. 20.— An Australian scientist Dr. Edward Bowen will test his rain making theory by showering clouds with metallic dust over Sydney early in the New Year, he announced. Dr. Biown said the dust as near to meteoric du»t as possible would be dropped from aReuter - 121 words
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Article105 1953-12-21 1 CALCUTTA, Dec. 20.— O:ie hundred people were injured, six seriously in 30 minutes of bloody fighting in the dock area here last night betwce 1 rioting dock workers "Uid policemen. One thousand rioters attacked a police party summoned to queil the disturbance arising out of aReuter - 105 words
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Article86 1953-12-21 1 COLOMBO, Dec. 20. The Maldives, Asia's youngest republic whose president was deposed last September will elect a new one next moDth. Ibrahim Ali Didi joint head of the Maldivian administration announced here yesterday Ibrahim Ali Didi, 63 yearo'.d older statesman who is in Oylon as a specialReuter - 86 words
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Article57 1953-12-21 1 PARIS, Dec. 20. The Socialists said they were willing to withdraw Mr. Marcel Naegelen, former GovernorGeneral of Algeria, as thoir candidate if the other candidates would make way for 69-year-old Mr. Auriol. If the others did not agree, they would k»»ep Mr. Naegelen for the seventh ballot due57 words
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Article55 1953-12-21 1 CAIRO, Dec 20.- The BrU tish Ambassador. Sir Ralph Stevenson, will meet Lieutenant Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egyptian Vice Premier and the leader of tne Egyptian delegation to the Suez Canal talks at a private luncheon given by the Pakistani Charge i'Aifalres, Tyeb Hussein on Tuesday, a PakistanReuter - 55 words
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Article157 1953-12-21 1 LONDON, Dec. 20. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander in Europe said that armed strength was "no solution" to the world's problems Unveiling a memorial at a new church at Stevenage 30 miles from London he said "The world today is split by wo conflictingReuter - 157 words
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Article82 1953-12-21 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Dec. 20.— There is a great deal of speculation about the personnel of the High Power Commission which Is to consider tho creation of Linguistic Provinces which Premier Nehru has promised to create by the end of the year. Indications are82 words
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278 1953-12-21 1 MALAYAN STUDENTS STUDY THERE From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Dec. 20. Bi.ccntenary celebration of the Madras City General Hospitul were inaugurated on Saturday by the Governor Sri Ptiitasa with heart-felt tribute *.o selfless devotion of thousands of doctors and nurses whica had made this the278 words
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Article47 1953-12-21 1 MELBOURNE. Dec. 20. King Omalley, one of Australia's most picturesque politicians in early Federation day* and the last surviving member of the first (1901) Federal Parliament, died here today. He was thought to be 90 yeara old, but nobody knew hla for eiure ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article171 1953-12-21 1 PARIS, Dec. .20.— French newspapers had some sarcastic comments today on the French Parliament's three day attempt to elect a new President at the Palace of Versailles. "The carnival continued at Versailles yesterday," leftwing anti-Communist Combat stated. "Republican guards along the triumphal way took root whileReuter - 171 words
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Article, Illustration78 1953-12-21 1 United States envoy, MB. ARTHUR DEAN (right), who broke off talks with the Communists in Korea, shakes hands with Indian Lieutenant General K. S. THIMAYYA, Chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriations Commission in I'anmunjom, on Dec 14. Mr. Dean left Korea on Deo. 15 on hisA.P. - 78 words
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Article65 1953-12-21 1 TEHERAN, Dec. 20.— Th« Persian Government announoed the dissolution of the Maj. lia and the Senate, the two houses of parliament, paving the way for a new country, wide elections. The elections will enable parliament to give constitutional batking to the Cabinet of General Fazollah Zahcdl whoReuter - 65 words
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Article184 1953-12-21 1 LONDON, Dec. 20 Sir Winston Churchill's left hand was swathed in ban* dages yesterday, the victim of one of the Prime Minister's own famous cigars. The accident happened at luncheon yesterday of the older brethen of Trinity an illustrious honorary group of which the Prime MinisterReuter - 184 words
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213 1953-12-21 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. Vice-President Nixon found, on his 45,000 mile world tour, that the United States may have to spend more money and take a stronger hand in Asian affairs to prevent further Communist gains. This is sad news forA.P. - 213 words
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111 1953-12-21 1 LONDON. Dec. 20. Th« trouble with London. says Scotsman Stuart Watts, Is you can't play the bagpipes without some Englishmen complaining. -I've tried all sorH of places," ho said today in a let* ter to the Town Council at suburban Croydon. "Six months ago 1 thoughtA.P. - 111 words
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Article22 1953-12-21 1 PASADENA, California. Dec 20.— Dr. Robert A. Millikan. Nobel award physicist and authority on cosmic rava dipd yesterday at his home A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article, Illustration65 1953-12-21 1 Lt.-Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell, G.O.C. Malaya, deputising for the High Commissioner, visited the Federation Military College at Port Dickson for the College's formal Inaguration on Deo. 17. General Stockwell inspected the College— school rooms, hospital, etc and presented prizes. He is seen hers presenting the Sports Champion* ship Cup to65 words
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Article550 1953-12-21 1 Says Russian Way Of Life Is "Very Nice" GEORGETOWN, Dec. 20. Mrs. Janet Jagan, secretary of the Peoples Progressive Party (PPP) and nine others on trial for holding an illegal meeting were told by the magistrate Mr. P. M. Burch Smith not to use in future theReuter - 550 words
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Article61 1953-12-21 1 LONDON, Dec. 20. Bulgaria went to the polls today to elect a new National As9embly while in neighbouring Rumania local elections ore being held in every town and village. In both countries the event \a celebrated as a national holiday. Flags are out, bandd playingReuter - 61 words
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Article310 1953-12-21 1 GEORGETOWN, Britlsn Guiana, Dec 20. Mrs. Janet Jagan, Chicago-born wife of ousted Premier Cheddi Jagan. admitted in court yesterday that she was a firm beliver la the Soviet system of government. She added that she was aiao an admirer of the government* in Scandinavia,A.P. - 310 words
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553 1953-12-21 2 CHAMBER SEATS -A BLOT ON DEMOCRACY £JVEN the one argument that Communalism is bad and dangerous would have been more than sufficient to stop the practice of allotting three seats for the commerce chambers in the Colony's Legislative Council on a communal basis, but the Tamils Representative Council has cited553 words
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1564 1953-12-21 2 Nehru Analyses Country's Problem And Bogus T. Us CALCUTTA: Addressing the annual meeting »f the Associated Chambers of India, Sri Jawaharial Nehru, Prime Minister, said the problem in India was not of bullock-cart economy, or the latest techniques, but how to have theFOC - 1,564 words
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80 1953-12-21 2 NEW DELHI: The Govern ment of India proposes to publish cheep editions of Arabic translations of Indian classics for distribution in tat Middle East. The classics under immediate consideration are tue Mahabharata, Bhagavad Gita. Ramayana, Shakuntala, Nala Damayanti, and a summary of Indian mythology. TheFOC - 80 words
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Article296 1953-12-21 2 GOVT. HELP TO COIR INDUSTRY MADRAS: In the Legislative Assembly Sri C. Kunhirama Kurup asked a question about the slump in the coir industry. The Minister for Agriculture. Sri M. Bhakta-vatsalam, said the following steps had been taken by the Government to alleviate the distress caused in the coir industryFOC - 296 words
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366 1953-12-21 2 Agronomic Experiments Important Research Proposal NEW DELHI: A Ks. 4.77-laUi scheme for carrying out model agronomic experiments over a period of two years, 1954-55 and 1965-56, is the most important of the new research and extension proposals accepted by the Advisory Board of the Indian Council of Agriculture Research, GovernmentFOC - 366 words
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Article195 1953-12-21 2 MARINE ENGINEERING CALCUTTA The Prinn Minister, Sri Nehru, called upon the people to revive India's maritime activity commeDsurate with her past great traditions. Opening the first Marine Engineering College of tne country at Behala in tho suburb of the city, Sri Nehru said India's maritime policy was based on theFOC - 195 words
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Article58 1953-12-21 2 "Bird watching is the thiu end of an ever-widening wedge of knowtedge. Fifty years ago a professor of zoology who ought to have known better for he was an ornithologist) said that there was very littl*? moro to find out about bird?. I wish he could have58 words
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Article53 1953-12-21 2 "I understand the poet aj a spokesman of conscience, 5 one who remembers the heart of things, the the patterns and rhythms of earth and nature, and all the indescribable mysteries of life, all those things that are beyond science au<l which our poets have eonw molt53 words
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Article474 1953-12-21 2 NEW DELHI: The Government of India have agreed to further liberalise loans to shipping companies for expan^Hm of their tonnage, it la learnt here. The Five- Year Plan contemplates a net addition of 215.000 Gross Registered 1 Tonnage, to the Indian merchant fleets— los,ooo G.R.T.. on the]FOC - 474 words
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162 1953-12-21 2 Pakistan Gives What Kashmir Refused U.S. SRI MAG AR, Kashmir. Dec. 19: Mr. Ghulam Mohammed Sadiq, President of the Kashmir Constituent Assembly, said here that if Pakistan were to sell her own freedom for military equipment, she would jeopardise her neighbours as well. "It is none of our business whatReuter - 162 words
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Article58 1953-12-21 2 "Only a man could have invented the silent art of angling. He can fill the emptiness around him with his dreams and adventures of the imagination. He would know nothing more desitable but to live on a lonely island especially after his woman has given him the58 words
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530 1953-12-21 2 Opposition To Moratorium Ordinance MADRAS The Madras Government's Ordinance declaring one year's moratorium on the debts of agriculturist* Ji provide temporary relief for them, is considered in certain quarters as most inopportune. As agriculture is the backixrae of India's economy, particularly in Madras State where the majority of agriculturists areFOC - 530 words
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Article75 1953-12-21 2 INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. IV. A two-headed, armed baby boy, six days old and thriving like a normal infant, was ready to leave Riley Hospital. Dr John D. Van Nuy 8 dean of the Indian University Medical Centre, said there i* nothing to prevent the father from taking theA.P. - 75 words
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Article84 1953-12-21 2 BELO HORIZONTE (Bra zil), Dec. 19.— The birth of v second two-headed baby in the western hemisphere in a week was reported here by doctors attending the St. Vinceiite Hospital. The infant, a girl, was born at home four days ago to Mrs. Geralda Franciaca Dej»> sus.'the wifeA.P. - 84 words
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720 1953-12-21 3 The U.S.-Pak. Military Alliance Is still the main topic of dfaoossion. both In the »r<>fM and among the puj>iio writes tftie political correspondent of the Bharat Newx and Feature Service, reviewing the week* potftiofcl ami international events. While Indian newspapers have imbUnhedBNFS - 720 words
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Article83 1953-12-21 3 CALCUTTA: About 400 refugee families are planned to be rehafodlitabed in the Andamans next year, according to Sri S. N. Maltra. Chief Cony ml^sioner. Nicobar Islands. Srt Maltra. who la here OB his way to Delhi to discuw with tko Owenante*, of ludii various development projects of theFOC - 83 words
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Article105 1953-12-21 3 VIENNA: Interest in tho riddle of Lavrenti Beria. the Russian Chief o£ Secret Police, has been revived by the fact hi» name ha* been deleted from the new edition of the Soviet Encyclopaedia. The production of the new edition was held up to enable Beria' name to105 words
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146 1953-12-21 3 No Proposal To Train Indians In A- War fare NEW DEL.HT. The Mini* ter for Defence Organisation, Sri Mahavir Tyagi told Sri V. C. Patnaik in the House of the People that the Government had no proposal under consideration for giving: tralintag Jn atomic warfare to officers of tho IndianFOC - 146 words
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Article127 1953-12-21 3 TRTVANDRUM. Th;? Tra-vancore-Cochin Government has fixed minimum wages for employment In the cashewnut industry. The wages have been fixed on the recommendations of a committee appointed by the Government for the purpose. The rates will be given effect to from Dec. 30. An adult male willFOC - 127 words
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Article152 1953-12-21 3 NEW DELHI. There will be no reduction In the daily allowance of Members of Uniot. Parliament which is at present Rs. 40 a day. It has been agreed that the status quo be maintained. A joint Select Committee consisting of Members from both the Houses had recommendedFOC - 152 words
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103 1953-12-21 3 MEENAMEAKKAM: Mr. Evelyn Paxton. Assistant to the Head of the Eastern Service of the 8.8.C. London, arrived from Tiruchl by air for a four-day stay in the city, during 1 which he will meet AIR and Madras Government officials. He told Press representa« tivesFOC - 103 words
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Article119 1953-12-21 3 OO1MBATORE: The Covernor of Madras, Sri Sri Prakasa. appealed to the members of the Thwsophical Society to spread the message of Theosophy to the working classes In order to check the spread of communism in the country. FUTHITY OF THREATS He explained how Oommu nism spread,FOC - 119 words
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Article314 1953-12-21 3 NEW DELHI: One of taj most important animal husbandry schemes approved by the Advisory Board of the Indian Council Agricultural Research, at its meeting here related to the utilisation of foreign breeds for the development of poor non-descript cattle in certain selected hiliy tracts and heavyFOC - 314 words
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Article130 1953-12-21 3 NEW DELHI: In the House of the Peo p 1 c Dr. B. V. Kcskar Minister for information and Broadcasting, in reply to a question by Sri C R. Narasamhan said that the' Publications Division's pam« phlet "The Five Year Plan, Question^ and Answers"FOC - 130 words
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Article204 1953-12-21 3 Pak Considering Nehru's Proposal KARACHI: Mr. Nehru's recent communication on the Experts' Committee on Kashmir is believed to have been discussed by the Prime Minister, Mr. Mohammed Ali with Pakistani experts on the subject at a meeting here recently. Mr. Nehru's communicat on is stated toFOC - 204 words
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Article, Illustration100 1953-12-21 3 After taking Hie Mlnte *t the Inaugural passing out parade of the First Battalion of the Federation Regiment at Taiping Lt.-General Sir Hugh Stockwell, G.O.C Malaya, visited the Sergeants' Mess for a chat with members of the Battalion. Sir Hugh Stoekwell is seen seated in the middle of a group100 words
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70 1953-12-21 3 NEW YORK: India's increasing: role in contemporary 'world affairs is the subject of a course in a new series of studies at Fordham University. Entitled "Indian civilization and culture," the course deals with ten different strata of Indian civilization and culture. Special attention is given70 words
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Article176 1953-12-21 3 LUCJKNOW: The Chief Minister, Mr. G. B. Pant, denied Press reports that the Food I Minister, Mr. C. B. Gupta, had resigned over the reported censure of Mr. Gupta by Mr. Nehru for his handling of the student agitation in Lucknx>w Mr. Gupta declined to mccxFOC - 176 words
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Article430 1953-12-21 3 COLOMBO: Mr. C. Suntheralingam md. M.P., received in Parliament, a warning from the co-called Dutugemune Society that there were people like Godse (Assassin of Gandhi ji) in Ceylon too. In a letter, the Society said that the warning was not to go unheeded, if Mr. SuntherlingamFOC - 430 words
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Article125 1953-12-21 3 NEW DELHI: The Prime Minister Sri Jawaharlal Nehru has stated that "while labour must defend its interests it should avoid needless conflict, which only comet* in the way of progress." In a message to the annual convention of the Kerala Branch of the Indian National TradeFOC - 125 words
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806 1953-12-21 3 Indiscipline Among Students Causes Sir C. P. Suggests Remedies AGRA: "Discipline in th«i student community is* essentially related to the prevalence of selfcontrol and <!isciptfne among the people at large, and the growth iff country-wide and serious purp«**iveness," declared Sir C. P. Ramaswami Ayyar, Vice-Chancellor of Annainalal University, delivering theFOC - 806 words
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Article126 1953-12-21 3 NEW DELHI: Travancoro* Cochin State Is allotted 13 scats in Uie Home of the People, and will have 117 members id the Legislative Assembly, according to the final orders of the peiijnltation Commission published in a Gazette of India Extraordinary." The original proposals or the CommissionFOC - 126 words
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Advertisement105 1953-12-21 3 PASSAGES TO SOUTH INDIA B. I. S. N. CO., Straits/Nagapattiaam/ Madras Service S.S. "RAJULA" SAILS Singapore P. Swettenliam. Penang. 28-12-53 29-12-53 31-12-53 First Class, Second Class "A" "B" Excellent accommodation and every facility and comiort Deck passages with or without food. ISIAY KERR ft CO., LIB., 11A, Collyer Quay, Singapore.105 words
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Article104 1953-12-21 4 COLOMBO. A teleeommunl. cation Department van equipped with radio telecommunication facilities will follow the Queen on hor tour of the island when she visits <"-\lt)n in April. Thus van, Uie first of ita k;ri.l. <_• iti transmit WMHMI to 'no .-1 ition at Manning TownFOC - 104 words
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Article191 1953-12-21 4 COL.OMBO: Mr. Rajah Hewavitarne, who has returned to Ceylon after a month's tour of Buddhist shrines in India, .said that he had met Tensing the Everest co-conquerer in Durjeeling. He said Tensing was keen to visfit Ceylon. Tensing' s cottage. he added, had been tuxneb intoFOC - 191 words
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Article127 1953-12-21 4 "English by Radio, 1 the programme in which the BBC uives English lessons on the ;iir to listeners in other countries, certainly has its uses. Not long ago an English dulejjato to an important conference in F.urope was greeted by hiB official host with somewhat surprising word.s "HowBBC - 127 words
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100 1953-12-21 4 COLOMBO: The Government has decided that salaries of mercantile employees should not be liable to seizure by creditors for the repayment of debts. An amendment to this effect will be mad* in the Civil Procedure which will be moved by the Minister of Justice. ThisFOC - 100 words
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Article137 1953-12-21 4 HI KINKOALA: I'eoplc who use the thorougfares oi the Kurunegala Municipal Council area between 11 pan. and 5 a.m. without carrying a light Are liable to a tft»e not exeeedig Rs. 10, aooordtnir to a by-law under which A. Fonseka was fined Rs. 5FOC - 137 words
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Article128 1953-12-21 4 COLOMBO. Thi' Finance Ouinmittec of the Colombo Municipal Council has dtacided lo MM the Chief Engineer of the Council an<l another engineer to visit the new .sewage treatment works that have been "built and are under construction in India, in view of the proposed extensions toFOC - 128 words
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Article54 1953-12-21 4 "In the privacy of my home I danced. By this time I was a portly eleven and when I begged my mother for a pair of ballet shoes, my father, who was an architect, was against it on the grounds of endangering the structure of54 words
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Article, Illustration26 1953-12-21 4 Photo. Per/ormijf exercises on the beam Is Tarmar Manina, ol Leningrad, one of th« winners In the U.S.S.R. p>Tnnsatlos <hampJ«>ns,hlps held at Leningrad this month. A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article278 1953-12-21 4 Queen Sleeps Guarded By Torches NUKUALOFA, Tonga Islands. Dec. 20 Queen Elizabeth sat cross-legged yeaterd.i y in the palac e of her friend. Queen Salote of Tonga, and ate roast- suck ling pig with her fingers. Elizabeth and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh enrout to New Zealand on theirAP - 278 words
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Article, Illustration76 1953-12-21 4 Photo. Foreman Parcels Clerk. T. B. Bennett, of Ickenham, Middlesex, is astonished at the weight of the 'parcel' which walked up to the scales in his office at Addtson Road Station, London, on Deo. 15. With other animals who will take part In Bertram Mills Christmas Circus, "Nizam", the two-year-oldA.P. - 76 words
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Article303 1953-12-21 4 The following fixtures in the Indian Republic Day Badminton Tournumont will be played ut the Latex Godown, Harbour Board Gate No. 7. Keppel Road: Saturday Jan. 2 at 6.30 p.m. SINGLES Mr. Vincent Gomez Vs Mr. Harbajan Singh. Mr. Titus Mathews Vs Mr. Razak. DOUBLES M/S. C.303 words
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160 1953-12-21 4 PoW Explanations To Be Resumed Today PANMUNJOM, Dec. 20 The Indian Command innounced today that the lorn; stalled Communist explanations to Korean war prisoners would be resumed tomorrow. But Allied efforts to make "come home" talks to one Briton, 22 Americans and 777 South Koreans still were held up. TheA.P. - 160 words
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153 1953-12-21 4 Reds Climb Down In Korea Explanations PANMUNJOM, Dec. 20. An Indian custodian force spokesman said today Communist explainers would interview 250 Chinese prisoners tomorrow. It will be the fust time Urn Communiists havr held explanations since November '6. when South camp explanationsbroke down. The Communists this morn ing asked theReuter - 153 words
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Article217 1953-12-21 4 JACKSON, Michigan, Dec. 20. At least 10 convicts tunneled out of Southern Michigan prison yesterday and short while later terrorised a home,, where they took a gun and stole an automobile In which they fled. It was the first tunnel escape in the history of theA.P. - 217 words
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220 1953-12-21 4 Mossy Warns Salvation Only In Neutrality TEHERAN, Dec. 20.— ExPremier Mossadeq closed his defence last night before the military tribunal trying him here on charges of defying the Shah, trying to overthrow the regime and illegally dissolving the lower house of Parliament. He ended his case with a tearful pleaA.P. - 220 words
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Article78 1953-12-21 4 TEHERAN, Iran, Dec. 20. Shah yesterday dissolved the parliament held over from the days of Mohammed Mossadeqs premiership and set the wheels in motion for new election.* perhaps in February. a government spokesman said the decree by the Shah. Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, WM aimed at clearing the78 words
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144 1953-12-21 4 PARENTS DAY AT UMAR PULAVAR TAMIL SCHOOL Sunday, Dec. 27, will be Parents' day at Umar Pulavar Tamil School. All patents" and friends will be most welcome to visit the school at 4 p.m. on that day. A special programme for tne occasion has been prepared The Supervisor of Private144 words
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328 1953-12-21 4 COLOMBO: A .survey of condition 4 on 2,100 estate*. whiA are In the Planters' As .oe1:it!«n Ho«W v Scheme has revealed tliAt the live-birth rate has t!ro,»p<Hl to Mi* lowe*t ever recorded and that the luaidence of stiil-births has been the highest onFOC - 328 words
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80 1953-12-21 4 One Vote Makes Young Woman A U.C. Member AMBALAXTOTA: A young woman, scoring a on.*- vote victory over a rival candidate was e;ectetl to the Hambantota Urban CounciL But Miss P. KdJri>Jnzha mfnJis to g"o further. She is now contesting the vice-Ciiainiian-ship. Miss EdirUiii.;l>:« 1h n tlausrhfcpr of Mr. Mai^tmllFOC - 80 words
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