Indian Daily Mail, 29 April 1954

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. No. 75. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1954. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS
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    MOLOTOV & CHOU EN-LAI
    77 1 MOLOTOV CHOU EN-LAI Soviet Foreign Minister VYACHESLAV M MOLOTOV arrived on April 24 for the Geneva Conference two hours after Red China's Chou En- Lai. The veteran Kiemlin i pi. mat made no statement when his red-starred Soviet Military aircraft touched down. He was greeted by Chou and North Korea's
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    Asian Premiers Support Nehru's Plan
    577 1 Asian Premiers Support Nehru's Plan "LIVE AND LET LIVE" IS MY APPROACH SAYS NEHRU COLOMBO, Ceylon, Apr. 28.— Burma's Premier U Nu, first to arrive here for the three-day policy conference of South-east Asian Prime Ministers said yesterday he wholeheartedly supports India's call for an Indo-chinese cease-fire. During a stop
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    FRANCE STILL HOPES FOR RUSSIA'S AGREEMENT TO DISCUSS 'I-C.' NEXT WEEK
    565 1 GENEVA, Apr. 28. France hopes to obtain Russia's final agreement here today to the calling of peace talks on Indo-Cnina m about a week's time. Mr M. Georgts Bittaiut aaci Mr. Yyacnesiav Molotov, the French and Soviet Foieign Min-sfcers.
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    Br. Attitude
    163 1 LONDON, Apr. 28, Prune Minister Churchill announced y^terday Britain will not consider military intervention in lndo-Ctiina before the windup of the Geneva conference. He hinted. at nopes the Asian parley will provide a. peaceful solution. "We have not entered into any new military or political commitments" he told
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    UNIFICATION OF WAR DAMAGED KOREA
    87 1 GENEVA, Apr. 28 South Korea appealed to the Geneva conference to unify war-ra-vaged Korea. Opening debate on the Korean Issue at the second session of the 19-nation parley. Sooth Korea's Foreign Minister charged the Communist China has placed the entire North Korea m an occupation
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    Ceasefire In I-C Most Important —Nehru
    107 1 Ceasefire In I-C Most Important Nehru The South Asian Prime Ministtr* dincusvacll Intfo-China at tius altern<H>n's session. 'Che <( uussjioii wiii be resunu<j tomorrow. Prime Minister Nehru told the Minister's conference that Indo-China \va.v possibly most important problem m the world at present time, "It is being cons tlorcul or
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    Royal Children With The Mountbattens
    128 1 Royal Children With The Mount battens PRINCE CHARLES and PRINCESS ANNE enjoy their picnic with their errand un« I ADMIRAL. EARL MOUNTItA'liEN and LADY MOUNT FATTEN at Peter's Port a rocky cove m the southern u^rt of Malta, on Apr. 23. Tiio Royal children, who earlier had stepped ashore for
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    Radio Active Dust On Plane
    92 1 NEW DELHI, Apr. 28 India's Government said today radio active dust had been found on aircraft flying from Singapore and BangKOK2to Calthat dust hfc.d been found on K. D. Malaviya denied m the Lower House of Parliament that dust had been gfound on the tops
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    NO MORE U.S. WHEAT FOR PAKISTAN
    141 1 NO MORE U.S. WHEAT FOR PAKISTAN WASHINGTON, Apr. 28 Pakistan announced it does not need tn^ remaining wheat given by the United States to avert famine and therefore will not take delivery of 90,000 tons still awaiting shipment. The announcement was made by Ambassador Syed Amnad Ali. who said a
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    Wants U.S. Aid To Arab States
    85 1 KARACHI, Pakistan, Apr. 28 Omar Farooque, Secretary General of the Muslim People's Organisation, said fie noped other Arab states would soon follow Iraq m accepting U.S. military aid. 'Strong Muslim states will help revive the glory of Islam," he said. "Divided, we must remain
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    6-Member Elected Majority UMNO-MCA Won't Accept
    351 1 LONDON, Apr. 28. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton and General Sir Gerald Temler, High Commissioner m Malaya have agreed that, there should be six-member elected majority m the Federal Council when Malaya's elections are held "on the earliest practicabJe date m 1955", the
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    Vietminh For Geneva Talks
    85 1 GENEVA, Apr. 28 Authoritative French sources said France had agreed m principle to the participation of the Vletminh m the talks on liuJ; -China. The sources said the French Government was now pressing Bao Da head of State of Vietnam, to agree accept Vietminh participation. M
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    MOSCOW SAYS IT AGAIN!
    149 1 LONDON, Apr. 28 Moscow Radio broadcast another warning yesterday by a top Soviet official that Russian armed forces will use every weapon at their disposal including the atomic and hydrogen bombs m the event of a new war. This one was made by Soviet Trade Minister
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    Soviet Reply To A-Pool Plan
    93 1 GENEVA, Apr. 28 Soviet Russia replied to American proposals on President Eisenhower's plan fb r an atomic pool for peaceful purposes. The content of the Soviet reply was not disclosed, but informed .sources indicated that n o important progress had been made m the exchange.
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    PAK. POLICY ON H-BOMB
    75 1 KARACHI, Apr. 28 Pakistan has not adopted any definite policy on the use of hydrogen, or atomic bombs m future warfare, Foreign Minister Mohammed Zafrullah Khan said yesterday. Replying at short notice to a question m the Constituent Assembly he said he did not know whether
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    OPPOSITION IN PAKISTAN TO AMERICAN AID
    97 1 OPPOSITION IN PAKISTAN TO AMERICAN AID KARACHI, (Pakistan) Apr. 28 Pakistan Parliament overwhelmingly rejected a pro-Communist move today to protest against the use of Karachi airport by U.S. planes carrying French paratroops to Indochina, Pro-CommunLst Deputy moved that the House adjourn to protest against the landing of the U.S. planes.
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    ALY—RITA AGREEMENT
    132 1 ALY— RITA AGREEMENT NEW YORK, Apr. 28 Moslem Prince Aly Khan yesterday settled approximately lVa million dollars on the four-year-old daughter of his broken marriage to Rita Hayworth. Aly told reporters he gets custody of little Yasmin Khan for only part of each year, although he once demanded full custody.
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    Pak. Team To Asian Games
    69 1 HONG KONG Apr. 28 The second group of Pakistani representatives to the Asian games arrived m Hong Kong Monday en route to Manila. In the group were Mian Obedullah. manager, Amdha Ha* mid, associate manager, 20 track and field athletes, two swimmers, one wrestler and
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    Molotou's Proposal
    43 1 GENEVA, Apr. 28 Mr. Molotov told Mr. Ridault to* day that representatives o f both sides m the Indochina war should meet here to agree on the evacuation of the wounded from Dien Bien Phu. according to a Soviet spokesman.— Reuter
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    CLOCK AWARD
    34 1 LONDON, Apr. 28, An international j^oid medal is to be awarded by British clockmakiers for any outstanding advances made m the craft Sir Harold Spencer Jones, Britain's astronomer Royal announced here Reuter
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    SOVIET TACTICS
    53 1 LONDON, Apr. 28 Britain yesterday accused Soviet Premier Gerorgi Malenkov of attempting to perpetuate old rivalries oetween France and Germany. A Foreign Office spokesman, la an unusually strong statement, branded as propaganda Malenkov's charge that the sponsors of the European Defence Community are trying to direct German militarism
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    Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Thurs., Apr. 29, '54 UGLY PRECEDENT AVERTED
    527 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Thurs., Apr. 29, '54 UGLY PRECEDENT AVERTED r f HE White Paper on Federal elections issued yesterday is very significant for more reasons than one. The first and foremost is the promptness with which it has been issued The High Commissioner's document on which the White
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    Bengali & Urdu As Pak's Official Languages
    308 2 Bengali Urdu As Pak's Official Languages Muslim League's Decision English To Continue For Next 2O Years! KARACHI: Both Urdu and Bengali will be the official languages of Pakistan, according to the decision taken by the ruling Muslim League Party m the Constituent Assembly last week. The Party also decided that
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    Pakistan's Kashmir Policy Criticisms In Parliament: Govt. Stand Explained
    748 2 Pakistan's Kashmir Policy Criticisms In Parliament: Govt. Stand Explained KARACHI- There was an inconclusive two-hour debate m the Pakistan Parliament on the Kashmir dispute, during which Muslim League members criticised the Governments policy. The general theme of their criticisms was that the ceasefire m Kashmir was a blunder that Pakistan's
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    Disabilities Of Women
    185 2 NEW DELHI; Mrs. Renuka Ray, Preaddent of the AJI--lndla. Women's conference, and Mrs Saxladevi Sarabhai, President of the National Women's Council of India. have appealed to women's organisations all over the country to make the "Women's Disabilities Day" a success. In a joint statement they said: "We
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    Synthetic Petrol Out Of Lignite
    105 2 NEW DEL«I: Reply ng to Sri. P. c. Bose m the House of the People, the Deputy Minister for Natural Resources and Scientific Research, Sri K. D. Malviya, said the Government of India had now under considerat on t^c question of planning and erecting a
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    NORTH KOREANS ARRIVE
    42 2 Photo. A delegation from Comma nist North Korea walking: over the airfield' after their arrival at Geneva. They had flown m aboard a Russian transport plane*. They an talking- uart m the eoirferencfl on far eastern affairs here. AP
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    TROOPS SENT TO DIU
    136 2 BOMBAY: The Portuguese sloop Pedro Nunes, is reported to have been rushed to Div on Frictay, Apr. 16, with 50 Negro troops and consignments of arms and ammunition. The purpose behind the movement of the sloop is reported to be unrest amongst the people Of Diu.
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    IND. DELEGATES FETE SIR G. JEBB
    79 2 Photo taken at the farewell re eption givon by the Indian Delegation to the U.X. m New York m honour of Sif Glad wyn Jebb, United) Kingdom Permanent Rcpreri -ntatfve to the U.N. on hi s transfer to Paris a s the U.K. Ambassador
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    U.S.-Pakistan Pact Condemned
    222 2 LUCKNOW: The All Indian Muslim Conference .sponsored by Majlis-e- Ahrar which concluded its two day session at Lucknow on April 24 has "unequivocally con dem c n d military pacts between the United States of America, Pakistan and Turkey and pacts of similar nature." Kakshi Gulam Mohammed.
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    Gomti Tragedy
    98 2 LUCXNOW Five Muslim devotees, including three women, were drowned m the Gomti while on their way to make religious offerings last week, on the occasion of Shab-e-Bart. a Muslim festival In one incident, a boat carying mostly women and children capsized m midstream. A man and a woman
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    Education Must Be Suited To Pupils' Aptitude
    468 2 MADRAS: The need for jdvinc: education to children suited to their aptitude and ability, was strewed by Mr. K. Kurivilla Jacob, Headmaster of the Christian Colte** Hi eh School, addressing: a meeting of the Madras Rotary <lub last week at Hotel Conoemara on
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    Merger Movement In Yanam
    185 2 KAKINADA: The merger movement m Yawatn. a French ssr atea<Hiv At m meeting of representative of the Yanam Merger aoneress with Mr. R. DadaUi Secretary. French India. M er. ecr CJongrress. he i d recently, *t was decided to start a satvagraha movement m Yanam it
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    Indians In Malaya: No Discrimination
    137 2 NEW DELMI: Replying to Mr. M. S. Gurupa. daswamy m the House of the People, the Deputy Minister for External Affairs. Mr. A. K. Chaada said that an Indian had been appointed m the Cabinet m Malaya and he held the portfolio of Communications. The
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    Non-Violent Struggle in Goa
    236 2 POONA Sri N. G. Goray. former General Secretary of the Praja-Socialist Party, de. clared at a meeting his indention to march into Goa with a group of volunteers, and to act as a free Indian citizen "exercising all my fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution." Sri
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    Congressmen Win Council Seats
    56 2 Congressmen Win Council Seats L.UCKNOW Congress candidates captured all the eight seats m the biennial elections held for the U.P. Legislative Council from the State Legis. lative Assembly constituency. Seven out of the eight, who won elections, were sitting members and Mr. Ram Narain Pande the new member, defeated Mrs.
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    FIXATION OF MINIMUM WAGES IN INDIA
    773 3 BILL PASSED <\*,U DELHI: The House of the People last week oas*e,i the Minimum Wa*e» (Amendment) Bill which H t^ exuna the ttme4lmit for fixation of minimum «C to certain category of employments till Deoeinbt* 31 i»<u To wncerted Opposition criticism that the appUcation
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    BOOKS FOR LIBRARIES
    231 3 NEW DELHI: The House of the People passed the Delivery of Books (public libraries) Bill seeking: to provide for delivery of books published m India to the National Übrary, Calcutta, and some other public libraries. Dr. Man Mohan Das, Parliamentary Secretary to the Education Minister, who piloted
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    Reds Stage A Walkout
    650 3 H«»,!l £yU' Co imunJst member* walked out of the SSL. 0 SS S^S 6^"* week when a/t€ ««>^y a v 6 X Ba v'u aBked b y th Deputy Speaker, M. Ananthasavajiajn Ayyangar. to withdraw from «i« Hguse for the dtey. The whole trouble seemed to
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    DEATH-CASE
    163 3 A Soviet secr&t Police Captain >vho was sent to assassinate an anti-Communist Russian with poison bullets appeared at a Press Conference m Bonn when it was announced he had surrendered to the West. The Capta n Nikolai Khoklhov had oeen assigned to the task with two east German*! who
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    On Passion Over Language
    106 3 ANNAMALAINAGAR: r «me Minister Sri Nehru Save an example of how people get excited and! passionate over the question of language. The Prime Minister told the All-India Writers' Conference here that an old Irish woman revolutionary leader has not got over her hatred of English notwithstanding
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    Pacifists Conference
    109 3 TOKYO: The 2nd world Pacifists Conference ended m Tokyo on April 22 after adopting unanimously a five-point declaration of peace. The governments to all governments to abolish manufacture and use of atomatic weapons as a first stop to total disarment and to remove political economic and social cause
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    Next Session Of Congress
    182 3 MADRAS: Mr, K. KamaraJ. Chief Minister and President cf the Tamil Nad Congress Committee, inspected the site m Avadi near the Malaya Emigration Depot proposed for holding the next session of the Indian National Congress. An alternative site near Madural will also b© inspected by Mr.
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    Tensing Norkay
    58 3 NEW DELHI: The Prime Minister denied m a written re. ply m the Council of States that Tensing Norkay had been refused permission to go to New York at any time. Repaying to Mr. Govinda Reddy, the Prime Minister said that some statements that appeared m the Press
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    NEHRU WARNS STUDENTS OF TWIN DANGERS
    385 3 NEHRU WARNS STUDENTS OF TWIN DANGERS ANNAMA I^AINAGAR: Prime Minister Nehru warned students against the twin dangers of remaining static and giving themselves up entixely to dogmas and theories, old and new, without considering them against the background of India's 2,000 years of history. Sri Nehru said that they should
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    Confidence In Kamaraj
    262 3 Minister of Madras Mr o. Rajagopaiachari is o f the opinion that the Congress Government m the State both wuhin and outside the legislature, is "stronger than m the past. "In fact consolidation and anity have arrived unexpectedly and unobstrusively" he said Mr. Kajagopaiachari said that the
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    Nehru's Message To Japan
    95 3 NEW DELHI In a message to the people of Japan. Prime Minister Nehru said tha^ Japan and India must co-ope-rate to prevent Asia from becoming a battlefield m a new war. The message has been taken to Japan by the Indian Ambassador, Dr. M. A. Rauf,
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    TASS MAN & HIS WIFE
    53 3 TASS MAN HIS WIFE Photo. Here ls Victor Antanov, Australian Correspondent of the Russian News Agency Tasw, and hi s wife Nina, Mrs Anatanov had halpedl to escort Mrs. Petrov to the plane at Sydney, before the incidents at Darwin m which Mr*. Petrov chose to atay m Australia with
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    Assault On Mysore M.L.A.— Adjournment Motion Disallowed
    465 3 Assault On Mysore M.L.A.— Adjournment Motion Disallowed nP GALORE: In the Mysore Legislative Council. Sri V "f 1811 11 Chairman, disallowed «n adjournment motion tabled- by Sri S. Shivappa to dlscuw the assault on a member of the House, Sri B. P. Revanna, by an unknown assailant, already reported m
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    T.-C. Rajpramukh Calls On Ahobila Mutt Jeer
    59 3 TRIVANDRUM Rajprumukh of Travancore Cochin last week visited the Jeer of Ahobila Mutt. and presented 51 sovereigns to him and "Veerasringhalas" (bracelets) to his followers. The Rajpramukh discussed with the Jeer religious and other matters for about one hour. The Jeer is on
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    Export Of Onions
    28 3 NEW DELHI: The Indian Government have decided to allow export of onions during the current half year ending June 30. 1954 within the. ceiling.- ISI
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    Omission Of Tamil Address 'Accidental'
    267 4 COLOMBO: The exclusion of an Address of Thanks m Tamil at the opening of Parliament by the Queen on April 12th, was discussed by the Cabinet. It is learned that the is»«e was raised by Sir Kanth'ah Vaithianathan. >l nister of Industries, Housing; and Social
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    Caretaker Govt. Of T.-C State
    290 4 NEW DELHI: The echo of the controversy between the Chief Secdetary of the Travan-core-Cochin Government and the caretaker Congress Ministry m March this year over the nomination of an Anglo-Indian member to the TravancoreCochin Assembly was heard m the Council of States. The State Minister,
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    Merger Of T.-C With Madras Urged
    212 4 KOZHIKODE: A special meeting of the Malayala Pradesh Congress Committee was held on Wednesday at its office In the absence of #rimathi A. V. K. Kuttimalu Amma. President, Mr. Pambtm Madhavan of Cannanore presided. Tho meeting was specially convened to cousider the proposals to
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    Charges Against East Bengal Governor
    215 4 Charges Against East Bengal Governor DACCA: Mr. H. S. Suhrawardy. Leader of the Pakistan Awami Muslim League, accused the Governor of East Bengal, Chowdhury Khaliq-uz-Zaman. of 'not only evading his responsibility, but also of involving E. Bengal m a turmoil of suspicion and distrust, and keeping the people m a
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    Indian And Eastern Newspaper Society
    319 4 MADRAS: The 15Ui annual general meeting of the Indian and Eastern Newspaper Society was held here la»t week, with Mr. C. R. Srinivasan (Swadesamitran), Pre. si<ient of the Society, m the chair. The following^ members were present: Messrs. J. C. Jain i Times of India),
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    Triple Murder In Salem Village
    69 4 SALEM: Information is just to hand of a triple murder m Palacode m Dharmapuri taluk, about 55 miles from Salem, on April 19 when Mohamed Yusuf, Mittada, his daughter-in-law and a four year-old-son Nemeth were stabbed to death. The second wife of Yusuf was injured,
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    55 4 Photo. Pakistani goall dashing to make a brilliant save a« Singapore forwards rushed on to the goalmouth. A thrilLng incident at the soccer match played at Jalan Bedar Stadium on Sunday between the Pakistan and Singapore Soccer Teams which will participate m the Asian games at Manila. The match en<9;*|
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    Trivandrum Bound Plane In Accident
    95 4 MADRAS: A relif aircraft left the Meenambakkam airport at 1 pm. on Friday for Peelamedu m Coimbatore district to continue the interrupted service of a Trivandrumbound aircraft involved In a minor accident. At 10.30 a.m. an Indian airlines aircraft operating: on the Madras Trivandrum service,
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    Vijaywada Chairman: Removal Stayed By High Court
    193 4 Vi jay wada Chairman Removal Stayed By High Court MADRAS: Mr. Justice Krish. n&swami Naidu, admitted an application for the issue of a writ of prohibition preferred on behalf of Dr. T. V. S. Chelapathi Rao to restrain the Andhra State, represented by the Secretary to Government, "Local Self-Government Department,
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    Settlement Of Disputes
    116 4 MADRAS: The Planning Commission has deputed an officer to watch the working of the machinery for settlement of industrial disputes m three important industrial centres m this country. Calcutta, Madras and Bombay have been chosen for the purpose. The project has, It is understood, been undertaken m
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    Fall In I.A.F. Accidents
    92 4 NEW DELHI: The Minister for Defence Organisation, Mr. Mahavir Tyagi, told a member m the House of the People, that the rate of accidents m m the Indian Air Force was gratually decreasing and was 1.4 per 10,000 flying hours m 1953 as against 2.8 pp
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    Indo-Chinese Fear Division
    182 4 SAIGON. Apr. 28 Profound uneasiness is being felt throughout Indo-Cnina following suggestions that the conference of Geneva may seek to achieve peace m this warworn country by cutting i,t m two. The concern and anxiety voiced by Vietnam Chief of State Bao Dai over this eventuality is
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    Asia wants For I.-C Independence
    180 4 Asia w ants For I.-C Independence WASHINGTON. Apr. V! 8 In tne eyes of Asians, France's willingness to allow the IndoChinese states the right to secede f dom the French Union will be the test of any independence proposals, Ambassador Syed Amjad Ali of Pakistan said yesterday. The Ambassador yesterday
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    Lunatic Kills Relatives
    116 4 NAWADAH: Chagrined at the state m which she found her lunatic son, his mother set him free from the fetters which bound him, but her kind, ly act brought sorrow tx> the family. No sooner was he free, than the son got hold of a sword and
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    Bank Manager Entertained
    212 4 Mr. P. Govindasamy Pillai, J.P., gave a tea part> at his residence in Uppei Serangoon Road last evening in honour of Mr. Lakshminarayan. Manager, Indian Overseas Bank Ltd., who is leaving for India by s.s. Rajula on May 4, The function was attended by about 100 people.
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    Rs. 1 m. Building For Andhra Assembly
    105 4 KURNOOL: The new build, ing to house the Andhra Assembly will be put up on the site between the Chief Secretariat and the Hundri river, it is learnt. It is estimated to cost Rs. 10 lakhs. The new legislature hostel estimated to cost
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    Indian Delegation To I.L.O. Conference
    157 4 NEW DELHI: The Indian < Delegation to the 37th Session of the International Labour Conference to be held m Geneva J from June 2 to 24, will consist of the following persons: Government Delegates: Mr. K. P. Mookerjee, Minister for Labour, West Bengal, (Leader); Mr.
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    WOMEN'S CULTURAL DELEGATION TO RUSSIA
    54 4 BOMBAY: A 15 member wo men's cultural delegation has left Bombay on April 24 for Moscow on a four week tour of the Soviet Union. Mrs. Kamaladevi Chattopadhyaya is leader of the delegation which includes among others two members of Parliament. Mrs Sucheta Kripalani and
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    E.Pak.MLAs Oppose U. S. Military Aid
    260 4 DACCA: One hundred and sixty-tw<> out of th e 300 newly-elected members of the East Bengal Legislative Assemb'y have expressed 'grave concern" over Un.ted States military aid to Pakistan. In a statement these members drawn from all representative parties Ln the House, said they
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    Press Commission
    52 4 MEENAMBAKKAM The Press Commission will hold its final sitting from this week m Simla, and is expected to finish its report within a month thereafter. Dr. C. P. Rama.<nvamy Ayyar member of the Press Commission, has left by air for Bombay from where he wil! pro- ceed to
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    32 4 WASHINGTON Apr. 28 British Overseas Airways Corporation said yesterday it will start weekly luxury flight .service between Chicago and London by way of Mon'roal May 18 if the U.S. Government approves.- AP
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