Indian Daily Mail, 27 January 1954
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Title Section16 1954-01-27 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. K. No. 346. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1964 TOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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Article366 1954-01-27 1 Dulles Takes Time To Reply To Soviet Charges Hopes Of Settlement With Kremlin Not So Bright BERLIN, Jan. 26. Russia's V. M. Molotov fired his heaviest propaganda guns at the United States in the opening session of the Big Four Foreign Minister*, Conference Monday andA.P. - 366 words
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Article41 1954-01-27 1 BERLIN. Jan. 26.— The times taken by three of the four Foreign Ministers in their speeches yesterday were M. Georges Bidauit 17 minutes 18 seconds. Mr. Anthony Eden 13 minutes four seconds. Mr. Mokrtov 42 minutes 10 seconds.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article130 1954-01-27 1 BRAZZAVILLE. Fr. Equatorial Africa, Jan. 26. The ex-Sultan of Morocco, Sidi Mohammed Ben Yugsef, arrived here by air today on his way to a new place of exile. French paratroopers were guarding the airfield when the French Air Force Skymaster with the ex-Sultan, two ofReuter - 130 words
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Article112 1954-01-27 1 LONDON, Jan. 26. That gentlest of old men, British author W Somerset Maugham observed his 80th birthday yesterday in the quietest of Regarding himself at 80, Maugham observed that the old vessel from which he has poured »o much thought and so many tales seems to beA.P. - 112 words
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Article38 1954-01-27 1 MOLOTOV TO DINE WITH EDEN BERLIN, Jan. 26.— Mr. Vyacheslav Molotov, Russian Foreign Minister, has accepted an invitation to dine with Mr. Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary on Wednesday at the residence of the British High Commissioner.- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article151 1954-01-27 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. Turkey and Pakistan are reported about ready to begin negotiations for a military pact which would bo supported by Americas weapons. Any such defence arrangement would pave the way for the United States to ship arms to Pakistan despite Indian Prime Minister Nehrus bitterA.P. - 151 words
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Article34 1954-01-27 1 KARACHI, Jan. 26.— A delegation of Commerce and Finance Ministry officials will leave Karachi on Jan. 30 to negotiate a new trade agreement with West Germany. The *»t trade agreement expired Juae, xeaa- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration107 1954-01-27 1 During his two-day tour of Kedah the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, was stopped at the village of Pokok Sena by a 12-year-old Malay boy. Din bin Abdul Samat, who asked him if he would visit hi* school. The High Commissioner agreed immediately. Picture shows107 words
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285 1954-01-27 1 rVNMLNJOM, Jan. 26. The Communist* today proponed that the United Nations meet them on Feb. 1 to resume discussions for a Korean political conference. The talks have been suspended since Dec. 12 when Mr. Arthur Dean of the United states representingReuter - 285 words
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261 1954-01-27 1 Br. Concerned Over Blockade Of Suez LONDON, Jan. 26.— Britain is considering what international action can be taken over Egypt's "apparent intention" to extend her blockade on ships going through the Suez canal. The blockade or embargo is intended to prevent arms or chemicals going to Israel with Whom. EgyptReuter - 261 words
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Article61 1954-01-27 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Jan. 26.— The Supreme Court of India granted special leave to Mr. X i. Ko»alram, Madras Assembly Member, returned from Sathankulam constituency, m Tirunelvelt District, to appeal against the decision of Tanlore Election Tribunal, Which had set aside his election61 words
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Article101 1954-01-27 1 PANMUNJOM. Jan. 26.— A meeting of Allied and Communist Liaison secretaries w> arrange resumption of plan, ning talks for a Korean Peace Conference went into Indefinite recess today when the Communist Secretary stalked out or the building. n mn\»\ The break came as official North Korean PyongyangA.P. - 101 words
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Article88 1954-01-27 1 NEW YORK, Jan. 26.— The sale of motion pictures rights of Charles A. Undbergh's autobiography for what may be the largest price ever paid for a, literary propony was announced by the famed aviator's literary agent yesterday. Agent George T. Bye i«iid an undisclosed cash down payment andA.P. - 88 words
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Article86 1954-01-27 1 LONDON. Jan. 26. Sir Winston Churchill yesterday made an unscheduled test of the new Belgian F.X.-II rifle, the .30 calibre gun which has been adopted for the British army. He fired the sewn at Kimble rifle ltmee on his way back to London front a weekend atReuter - 86 words
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146 1954-01-27 1 PANMUNJOM, Jan. 26.— India joined Communist Poland and Czechoslovakia yesterday in a 3-2 vote of the Korean Repatriation Commis>sion disapproving the release of nearly 22,000 anti-Red Korean and Chinese prisoners by the U.N. Command. Swiss and Swedish delegates backed the Allied action. Commission chairman Lieut.A.P. - 146 words
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Article102 1954-01-27 1 PANMUNJOM, Jan. 26. Prisoners of war who renounced their homeland including one Briton, 21 Americans and 325 SDuth Koreans said today they are asking the Commu>nists to take them, back as "free men." The PoWs are now stranded in the Korean neutral zone, unwilling toA.P. - 102 words
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Article61 1954-01-27 1 PANMUNJOM, Jan. 26. The United Nations Command charged again today that the Communists are illegally holding Allied PoWs in North Korea and demanded an investigation. In a letter to the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission, Major General J. K. La. cey said Allied PoWs had been pressedA.P. - 61 words
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Article31 1954-01-27 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.— The Defence Department has ordered the army to give dishonourable discharges to the 21 Americans who refused to come home from Communist caDtivitv in Korea.- ReuterReuter - 31 words
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66 1954-01-27 1 Bombay Mill Strike One Worker Killed From Our Own Correspondent BOMBAY. Jan. 26. One mill worker was killed and six others received bullet injuries, when police opened fire last night to disperse the workers of the Kamala Textile Mill, who had resorted to stay in strike. Police said earlier the66 words
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Article150 1954-01-27 1 GIBRALTAR— BRITAIN WARNS SPAIN LONDON, Jan. 26.— Britain warned Spain on Monday it would take a "serious view" of any Spanish demonstrations against the Queen's state visit to Gibraltar next May. Minister of State Selwyn Uoyd outlined Britain's position to a cheering House of Commons, while Spanish stu- dents demonstratedA.P. - 150 words
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420 1954-01-27 1 VISITING MUSLIM LEADER'S CALL AT FEEDI NG OF THE POOR (By Our Staff Reporter) In keeping with India's policy of Frohitmion, no liquor wa» served yesterday at the reception given in honour of the Fourth Anniversary of the Indian Republic by the420 words
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Article143 1954-01-27 1 Hyderabad Cabinet Reconstituted From Our Own Correspondent HYDERABAD, Jan. 26. Hyderabad State Chief Minister Mr, Ramakrishna Rao yesterday announced reconsUtution of his cabinet by which its strength is reduced from ten to edght. He said he wouM announce the appointment of six or seven Deputy Ministers on February one. This143 words
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686 1954-01-27 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed. Jan. 27, 1954 Not Released But Returned X**E banner heading appearing on the front page of our Europeanowned contemporary the Straits Times' issue of last Thursday will be deplored by all those who hate to see facts distorted deliberately or otherwise. The heading in question686 words
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1068 1954-01-27 2 Nehru-Kotelawala Agreement Gives Position As Under Bi\ India's Communal Award BOMBAY: The political future of nearly a million Indian settled in Ceylon, to be exact nine hundred thousand, has been settled by an agreement that, has been signed between the Prime Ministers of IndiaBNFS - 1,068 words
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129 1954-01-27 2 No Confidence In Tara Singh's Group A MRTTSAii A noconfideuce motion moved by the members off the Udhara Singh Nagoke group against the pre_ «»ent executive of the Shiromaoi Gurudwara Prabhandak Committee was unanimously passed at a meeting of the SGPC on Monday. A majority of the present executive againstBNFS - 129 words
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Article160 1954-01-27 2 BOMBAY: Gold valued at Rs 200,000 and weighing over 21,600 tolas was seized by the Central Excise police and the city police from a small room at Phanaswadi This is reported to be the biggest haul of smuggled gold seized in on raid. TheBNFS - 160 words
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334 1954-01-27 2 NEW DELHI: The need to conduct intensive propaganda to popularise the Japanese method of paddy cultivation was stressed by Dr. P. Deshmukh, Union Minister for Agriculture, addressing a meeting of State Secretaries of Agriculture here last week. Or. Deshmukh said the cooperation ofFOC - 334 words
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Article37 1954-01-27 2 KALYA.NI; Mr. Nehm was to have been given a scarf by a woman representing a group of (porter*). But the sift was stolen an the women sipped tea in a Kalvani restaurant.- A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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195 1954-01-27 2 M.AJDHAS The Government have decided to entrust the work of medical service under the Industrial Health Insurance Scheme to bo started in Coimtoatore, from April 1, to the Department of Medical Service, Ii is learnt that private practitioners were not willing to undertake the service asFOC - 195 words
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Article262 1954-01-27 2 MAIN AIM OF 5 YEAR PLAN NEW DELHI: The main objective of the Five-Year Plan has been achieved during the operation of the plan in the first three years is the view expressed by India's National Planners in a review they have issued. The review says the aims of theBNFS - 262 words
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Article65 1954-01-27 2 COLOMBO: Mr. T B Jayah, Ceylon's High Comm sooner in Pakistan, will relinquish office shortly and J2frrn to Ceylon. His place will be taken by Mr. A E Goonesinha, Minister Plenipotentiary in Indonesia. i t is iikely that the Ration in Indonesia will continue for SBtaSTFOC - 65 words
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Article444 1954-01-27 2 NjLGPUR: The tug-of.war for the location of India's second giant steel pleat in in their awn territory is In full swing among the four claiming States, Madhya Pradesh, Behar, Ori«sa and West Bengal. The Madhya Pradesh Octogenerian Prime MiniAer Shri Ravi Shanker Shukla haa beenBNFS - 444 words
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Article90 1954-01-27 2 ground in Greater bJi^X held here thi 8 we«k Mr. Deendayal Upadhvav General Secretary of S San«rh. told a Press confer^! here. The sxssU* win, ever be held on a piot^f private land: in North nJ bay. m Mr. Upadhyay aaid the sistant Secretary ofFOC - 90 words
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Article85 1954-01-27 2 CALX3UTTA. Jan 25 a four-day strike by g.OOO Hoosrhly River bargees for a 25 „^r ccn t wag* increase waa calkd oflf yesterday. MaiLSoor Gilani. General So cretary of the Bengal Mariners Union, representing tht men said the strike had been stopped because of "unrrwee dented policeReuter - 85 words
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Article24 1954-01-27 2 MADRID, Jan 25. Five hundred students marched down Madrid's main street today carrying Spanish flags and shouting ''Gibraltar for Spain."- ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Advertisement71 1954-01-27 2 m Hi >^ WORLDS BEST KNOWN SPECIFIC FOR LOSS OF VITALITY. VIGOUR PREMATURE OLD AGE NERVOUS DEBILITY.4&T/U>P F*t£tfTFttTlM. PRiCI »tB BOTTiE I 12 OC SOLE AGENTS: YHOSK GEORGE «>4X Waterloo Strc*l. Stngapot* 7. J X Costs no more GiDette Quick-feed Dispenser THE MOST CONVENIENT PACK EVER BLADES ARE COMPLETELY OIL71 words
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Article244 1954-01-27 3 COMMITTEE TO BE SET UP BY MARCH o«mm74s^ The cotton textile cx P<>rt promotion SS&f eXP rt C nCerned Simlar export promotion councils axe to be created for other important exportable commodities for which there la a big and wde overseas market. The proposed councilBNFS - 244 words
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480 1954-01-27 3 BOMBAY: India's textile industry, of Bombay's mills form the real backbone. is making good progress, notwithstanding the handicaps of overworked and outdated machinery, needing- colossal replacements India's textile output during 1953 has crossed the 4000 million yards. In fact the output has almost reached theBNFS - 480 words
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Article293 1954-01-27 3 BOMBAY: A meeting O f the Indian Section of the Commonwealth Press Union was held here last week th« Chairman, Mr. Devada* Gandhi, presiding. The following were present: M> N Cama (Bombay SE oll^' Mr Frank Moracs (The Times of India) Mr N n S"^* 0FOC - 293 words
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Article37 1954-01-27 3 LONDON, Jan. 26.— Britain ha s told Egypt a "Satisfactory agreement" of future defence of the Suez Canal Zone base is impossible as long as attacks on British personnel continue, Minister of State, Selwya Lloyd, said Monday37 words
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404 1954-01-27 3 Kotelawalla On Foreign Military Aid NEW DELHI: The Ceylon Prime Minister Sir John Kotelawalla speaking to a select gathering of diplomats and Indian leaders under the auspcies of the Indian Council of World Affairs said that the future of Asia cannot be built upon free give aways, foreign gunboats visitsBNFS - 404 words
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57 1954-01-27 3 JAFFNA: When Sinnathambj' Sivarajah accidentally pricked his foot with a fish bone he went to the Jaffna hospital for treatment. There he was told to go out and purchase an antitetanua Injection. This he did at a cost of Ra. 5. Then he TeturnedFOC - 57 words
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Advertisement110 1954-01-27 3 Senices every Satur- pj| J\i' day via Pen an g. /JJyIV^ A. Arriving 12.05 p.m. ||j| s^^^*w^ Lunch served on Wl v/f[fl[x^/\ board. Return fare W \Jmjij\M\ from Singapore W Wnrtli* M 5368.00. Cargo rate m from Singapore M 51.85 per kilogram. M jM&ortf to I Ig&angkok\ ll'tli>>|:ir|||||||tii|:i',| 111 li'Mril110 words
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Article1707 1954-01-27 4 ndo-Ceylon Problem Kotelawala Explains Delhi Talks With Nehru COLOMBO: "This is the bent possible agreement that could be arrived at between the Governments of >"dl* and <_ evlon on the problem of i>ersons of »Mttnn origin in Ceylon," observed Sir John Kotelawala, Ceylon Prime Minister, soon afterFOC - 1,707 words
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Article48 1954-01-27 4 The Kadayanallur Muslim League Football Team will play a friendly match against the Johore Prison Department Soccer Eleven on Sunday. Jan. 31 at the Fairer Park. The following day, Monday, the K. M. L. Team will meet the H.M.S. Charity Soccer Eleven in the same place48 words
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Article, Illustration144 1954-01-27 4 Between five and ten million person bathed at the Holy Confluence rivers, Ganges, Juinuna and the invisible, mythological Saraswati at Allahabad during the one-month Kumba Mela. According to the Sadhus (Hindu Holy men), a cornIt inatton of the planets like that during: the present Kumba MelaA.P. - 144 words
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Article97 1954-01-27 4 The Annual Election Meeting of The North Indian Hindu Association wa s held on Jan. 24, under the chairmanship of Mr. Sakal Deo Rai and the following were elected Office-bearers for 1954. President: Mr. Sakal Deo Rai; Vice-President; Pandit Lakhpatraiji; Hon Gen. Secretary: Mr. J. Shankar97 words
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Article68 1954-01-27 4 LONDON, Jan. 26. Four senior executive* of Air India International have commenced a short course of training on Comet Jet airliners. Air India International has ordered two Comet-lIIs, to be delivered in 1957, for its London Tokyo services. The four executives will spend most of theirReuter - 68 words
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Article68 1954-01-27 4 Dr. E A. Shankar returned to Singapore to resume practice last evening by Quanta*. He was accompanied by his wife Mrs. Sarada Shankar and their two children Uma and Kumar, Dr. Shankar went to India on the 14th of this month with his wife to recuperate68 words
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