Indian Daily Mail, 9 May 1954
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Title Section18 1954-05-09 1 Indian Daily Mail SUNDAY EDITION VOL. X. No. 82. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1954. FOUR PAGES 15 CEN18 words
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Article407 1954-05-09 1 D. B. P. Fall After CHANGE IN FR.GOVT. SOON? MAY UNDERMIME GENEVA TALKS PARIS. May B.— The French fortress of Dien Bien Phu fell yesterday to a mass offensive launchfid by about 30.000 Vietminh troops. The isolated basiton of "Isabelle" a. shell-blasted pocket South of the main fortress is still407 words
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Article167 1954-05-09 1 PARIS. May 8. The fall of hifn B.en Phu cast a cloak of gloom over Paris and at the same time probably sounded the death knell of the Lauiei •Jovcrnment which only obtained a substantial vote of conf flenco m Parliament m order »-o or^ble it to continueReuter - 167 words
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179 1954-05-09 1 COLOMBO. May 8. Sir John Koteiawala, prime Minister of Cey.on toid the Hous*of Representatives tnat the tureat to world peace m Inujchina arose irom. the fact tnat France, the United States MM the Chinese Peoples Republic *vere involved. The first step towardg a solution179 words
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Article58 1954-05-09 1 WASHINGTON. May 8. President tiiscnhower told Mr. Rene Coty, the I 'resident of France that the heroism oi tne defenders at Dieo Bica Ph.u was a "symbol of the tree world's determination to resist dictatorial aggression and to sustain *ts right to self-deter-mination and its58 words
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Article106 1954-05-09 1 GENEVA, May 8. The Communist capture of Dien B.en Phu on the evo of the indo-china peace talks threw the Western delegations here >nto a mood of mixed gloom and anger last night. The Non-Communist powers are unanimous m their denunciation of (he f.nal assault as106 words
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Article252 1954-05-09 1 PARIS, May. 8 The French Defence Mini try l:i-t night gave out this text of Brigadier General Christian de Castrie last r<*;>ort m m the belea'gured fortress of I>ien Bien Phu. 'After 20 hours of fighting without respite, including: hand to hand fighting, the enemy jnaAReuter; AP - 252 words
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Article94 1954-05-09 1 LONDON. May 8. The fall of Dien Bien Phu is not expected here to lead to an sen-aat-onal changes from either the military or diplomatic standpoint between France ana her allies, diplomatic obesrvers here said. One of the gains for the West by the long defence ot94 words
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Article166 1954-05-09 1 SAIGON, May B.— Dicn Bi-n F*hus southernmost outpost which hold for several hours after the fall of the mainpositlon sent a last -dramatic radio message at 1750 GMT on Friday. "We cannot anymore contact you", the French High Command announced here to-day. A spokesman saidReuter - 166 words
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148 1954-05-09 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, May C— The Government of India has tinally decided to acquire ah evacuee property m India and utilise the monies realised to pay a part of compensation to the displaced person^148 words
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Article121 1954-05-09 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. May 8. The State Assembly began discussion on the Bill to validate the jeif -respect form of marriage conducted by followers of Penyar Rama.«wami on Friday. Minister Subramaniam explain ed that since these marriages nave been invalidated by courts the Government decided121 words
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Article, Illustration45 1954-05-09 1 Red Array troops taking part m the big parade which highlighted the annual May Day celt brat ens m Moscow are shown passing through the Red Square, m which stands the I.i •mi-si;i!iii Mausoleum from uhich piemier Malenkov took the salute.45 words
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108 1954-05-09 1 NEW WOMEN'S COLLEGE IN MADRAS SOON From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. Ma y B.— Southern India Educational Tru^t have announced that they ate opening a now women's college m Mount Road m July at a cost of moro than twenty lakhs fFt.s 2.000,000). It will be recalled that the Trust108 words
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Article83 1954-05-09 1 KARACHI (Pakistan). May 8. English is on its way out as the offical language of this nation. The Constituent Assembly today adopicd Urdu and Bengali as Pakistan's official languages. West Pakistanis speak Urdu and East Pakistanis speak Bengali. The use of English m governmental affairs isA.P. - 83 words
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Article108 1954-05-09 1 IMPROVED ANGLO-SOVIET RELATIONS! LONDON, May 8. Ta^sa official Soviet news agency announced today that "loading Sov.et circ.es' snared Sir Winston Churchill's desire for t-he Unproved relations between hJritain and the Soviet Jaaon. A special statement given prom. nonce m an Soviet newspapers saui the "leading Sovier, circies' were mtexcstco mReuter - 108 words
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Article94 1954-05-09 1 COLOMBO, May 8. An International Rubber Study Group meeting hero had been expected to end yesterday decided to continue discussions until Monday. Seventy (70) delegates representing 21 countries including Japan, Germany, Britain, France and the United States are tak ng part m the secret discussions.Reuter - 94 words
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Article113 1954-05-09 1 BELFAST, Northern Ireland. Ma y 8 Eight hundred (800) aircraft workers here, due to be dismissed because of staple of work on comet jetliners, wer-' told that their ]obs were safe. Their employers. Short Brothers .and Harland, agreed to a plan under whioh all their 1.600Reuter - 113 words
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94 1954-05-09 1 "Safety" Forces Converted into "Military" Forces TOAtfO, iviay 8. A reurm.ng Japan too* another big step yesterday toward setting up a military force for defence. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's Liberals and the equally Conservative Progressive Party swept as.de Socialist opposition m the Diet and passed two measures converting the safetyA.P. - 94 words
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Article111 1954-05-09 1 Some Australians living m Singapore, the Federation, North Borneo, Sarawak and Brunei are eligible to lodge postal votes at the forthcoming Federal Parliamentary elections to be held on May 29. Those eligible are persons over 21, whose names appear On Australian electoral ro^s, md who111 words
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Article92 1954-05-09 1 BEACONSFIELD, Buckinghamshire, May 8 Mr. A.neurin Bevan, Socialist leftwine: leader was fined £20 for dangrejrous driving. His driving: licence was suspended for three months. He was also fined £5 for failing to £t)op after beingf m collision with a coach on a road outside London last month. Mr.Reuter - 92 words
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179 1954-05-09 1 BIG 3 REJECT RUSSIA'S OFFER TO JOIN NATO PARIS, May b. Britain. France and tnc United State* m identical notes delivered i& Moscow yesterday rejectio Russia's latest proposal to es tabii.-;h a European collecuv* 3 security pact wnich America might join and proposal foi Soviot membership of NATO. The WestReuter - 179 words
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Article64 1954-05-09 1 COLOMBO. May B.— Ceylon Premier S.r John Kotelawela has told British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden that Cey.on would open m guaranteeing a settlement m Indochina if it is acceptable to As. an opinion, reliable source said yesterday. The premier was replying to a tetter writtenA.P. - 64 words
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54 1954-05-09 1 fivm Our Own Correspondent TIRfCHI, May B.— Municipal vJjuncil ha ri protested against tnc Government of India's proposal t 0 shift the Hii-md-a Radio Station lierc to Madurai. They urged that a moie powerful station cou;d as weil be bunt at liruchi and promised ail co-operation54 words
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330 1954-05-09 1 NEW DELHI: The Union Rehabilitation Ministry is launching a two-year programme to create new opportunities for employment through establishment of industries m some of the refugee townships built for displaced persons from West and East Pakistan. these five tovisJiips have a total populationFOC - 330 words
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273 1954-05-09 1 MARRIED POPE PREFERRED TO CELIBATE ONE? .LONDON. May, 8 The Church of England newspaper declared here that a married Pope would command far more confidence than a ceboate one. Tne paper was commenting m a k-ar;ng article on the recent encyclical letter of BDPC Pjua Xll on "Holy virginity" which273 words
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Article72 1954-05-09 1 BLEXOS AlxvriS, May 8 President Fedenco Chave s of Paraguay has resigned tOilowing Tuesdays mii.tary coup against hLs regime according to reports received here lost night. According to these reports, a provisional m.litary and civilian junta of the ex-President's ruling National Republican Party has been set up.Reuter - 72 words
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Article, Illustration846 1954-05-09 2 Puerto Rico Shows Way In Low -Cost Housing NBW DELHI: Puerto Rico's p tinned fltlack on its housing prob.em can be a source of encouragement and heip to other countries, according to Rafael Pico, chairman of the Puerto Ric«n Planning Board and a loader of the low-cost Housing Seminar recently846 words
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539 1954-05-09 2 BOMBAY: l# Wt Hf women mm. To our Cominunigt it ends thJa was testim ol New China's inexhaustible enthusiasm for creat:on." So wntes Indian BrajIdsaor* Sha.stci. prominent mcmbei of the Praja Socialist I'-sriy reportlßjK hi* impression of Red China m "Jannta,' 1 the539 words
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167 1954-05-09 2 LUGKNOW: The Soeafcet of the uttar l'radean Legislative Assembly, Sri A. G. Jvher, disallowed an adjournment motion to di cus& tne incidents at Kanpur m connexion with the arrest of some Pri.ia So JaAist worker* after the conclusion of p^iim. for Khe House ofFOC - 167 words
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441 1954-05-09 2 Importance Of Religious Instruction MADRAS: The Chief Minister, Sri K. Kamaraj Nadar and the Education Minister' Sri C Subramaniam, stressed the importance of religious instruction m schools, to inculcate m the youths of the country, character and discipline. Sri K. Kamaraj Nadar was declaring open the new hall m the441 words
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Article210 1954-05-09 2 LUCKNOW Seventeen members of the U.P. Legis lative Assembly sixteen Pra ja Socialist and one Communist walked out of the House as a protest against the Speaker's ruling: disallowing: a Praia Socialist sponsored adjournxnent moiton seeking to discuss the "indiscriminate lath charge, who'.esale arrests and illegalFOC - 210 words
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Article269 1954-05-09 2 SIMLiA: A new educational plan which when fully ent crcc-d will overhaul the ele_ .uentary education system m ihc Punjab .schools i.s awaiting 1 sanction by the State rovernment. it iis understood The scheme which la on the lanes of «,hc Madras ajaw Jem l nvisagesFOC - 269 words
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Article319 1954-05-09 2 STARTING NEW VILLAGE INDUSTRIES MADRAS: A call to village uplift associations to explore ihe possibilities of starting new village industries for .supplementing the income of the agriculturists was made by Mr. X. Kamaraj Nadar, Chief Minister, m reply to felicitations offered to him at a function held under the auspicesFOC - 319 words
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Article325 1954-05-09 2 Nktt DELHI: Mr. B. F. 11. B. Tyabji, inrfan Ambassador to Indonesia, presented to the Indonesian Minister for information Mr. F. Liunban Tubing at Djakarta a set of jndia Radio's record n^ of speeches made at the concluding <«'s«ion 01 the l!> r>.\{ on conference heldPTI - 325 words
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Article250 1954-05-09 2 ERNAKTM.AM: l t j s under, stood that the Cochin Por authorities have received sane t»on from Government of In dia for the construction of i ve-inforced concrete jetty with two berths m the Ernakularr. Channal to moor oil-tankers anj for laying pipes from the jetty to theFOC - 250 words
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Article, Illustration305 1954-05-09 2 BOMBAY: -Oyster Rock:; the new all-weather rescue lifeboat of the Union Government Lighthouse Department was launched here at a picturesque f oniony nold m foe AFCO j-at-huildmg yard at Lakri dundt>r. After a brief religious ceremony performed by a priest. Mr. S. K. Lahiri Engi-ieev-;n -ChiefFOC; AP - 305 words
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Article234 1954-05-09 2 BOMBAY: Mr. Dahyabhai V. Patel, Mayo r of Bombay, inaugurated last week the Third Tamil Drama Festival m :he presence of a large gather.ng at Matunga. Bombay. The Mayor .said that he had close .ntimacy with Tamilian friend^ rom hi.s childhood, having spent most of his234 words
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Article156 1954-05-09 2 VATICAN CITY: Pope Pius 'CII, m an encyclical 'cttcr on 'holy virginity declared that "hast ty '.s a mort perfect .state marriage. But hy acknowledged the rrcat value of marriage, which, c taid Christ had raised to ;hc dignity of a .sacrament. Tiie Pope urged parents and156 words
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Article1355 1954-05-09 3 i a now much m the minds of our people Everywhere we see his Chanra flying with the National Flag His gracious lions are abroad though only m print. Why of all our histor c personalities should we have chosen to take up Asoka How has1,355 words
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Article, Illustration781 1954-05-09 3 Mr. Janaharlal Nehru, after inspecting a guard of honour presented by Ceylon Naval Forces at the Colombo Airport, walks up to board the plane for India. Beside Nehru is Sir John Kotelawala, Prime Minister of Ceylon. In the background left i» seen Mr. V. K.FOC; Mathrupala - 781 words
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Article136 1954-05-09 3 NEW DELHI: Maithili shar.m GU(,ta, well-known Hindi poet gave Uk reaction.* to tne finance Bill m the Council of Mate*, m his seat amid cheers after reciting a poem, a free translation of which m Ki\t-n btlow: Naught but AMfMj greets me, Waiting U> knnvF.O.C. - 136 words
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Article1496 1954-05-09 3 V. Madhavan Nair - 1 rpHE history of Malabar, Cochin and Travancorc ftOEBiMM numerous instances or Kings wno, on inaiviuuai mer-t aione, are entitled to permanent lame m tae tieia vi art and literature. '£M contrioution of rulers to tue cuituie of iveraia iS some--nuig leinarKauie and .tne stoi>1,496 words
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Article390 1954-05-09 3 NEW DELHI CONFERENCE ON JAiViUti'A: inuwn Aniio lnuonosiu, ivir. -uc inclMMMtaa Mini ter lor .ruonnai.un, wic AH India -vdu^Oii iCO-lCLniia Ol SIK'wCUCS -uaut: vi me cuiiciuuinj; ...cc. ■^on 01 tiic ly-iiution ojiu^i.jict. on Indonesia m i/einJ m. liny. 'iaa recortk* were presented •it a special ceremony to uiaiK the nit>tISI - 390 words
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Article151 1954-05-09 3 kar°w BAY: Mr R S H "keri. arcL? rm r an cl o e f U t f, c U ToS legislative Council. Dr X A riameid, former Sheriff of Bombay presided over the special session l c Twenty-one newly elected members were .woffl Eg theyFOC - 151 words
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Article123 1954-05-09 3 by*]*? rm S: a, A led y? v M Ala^appa ChetUar on behalf of the Madras Piecegoods Merchants' Association, mot Mr. K. Kamaraj. Chief Minister, al the Secretariat and discussed with him the implications of the proposal to l«rj extra sale s tax ofFOC - 123 words
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Article, Illustration37 1954-05-09 4 NEW DELHI: The Indian Government have decided to allow export of conduit pipes and accessories during 1&54 by manufacturers and or their accredited representatives up to 20 per cent of theJr production during 1954- FOCFOC - 37 words
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1124 1954-05-09 4 CEYLON NEWS: RETRENCHMENT OF WORKERS NOT FAIR OR JUSTIFIED C.W.C. PRESIDENrSAPPEAL COLOMBO: The Thirteenth Annual Session of the Ceylon Workers Congress (Labour Organisation of Ceylon Indian Congress) which began on Sunday at Ashok Nagar, unanimously elected Mr. SThondaman as President, It is the practice of the Workers' Congress to have1,124 words
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Article40 1954-05-09 4 NEW DELHI, May 8.- Russia has offered to sell India horsepower d'esel tractors and the Agriculture Ministry has ordered four to try them on Indian farms. Deputy Commerce Minister D. P Kannarkar told Parliament today A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article34 1954-05-09 4 MR. KHALEEL, AHMED VASIR Mr. Khaleel Ahmed Nasir. ertltor Muslim Sunrise of United States. arrived 'here la-st n»fi:ht from Tokyo. Mr. Na.sir is on his way to JakArta to address the Indonesian Muslim Association.34 words
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470 1954-05-09 4 COLOMBO: Persons caught spying or obtaining, In communicating any official secret or secret documents, or any information for any purpose prejudical to the safety or interests of the state will be liable to 14 years' imprisonment or a fineFOC - 470 words
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247 1954-05-09 4 COLOMBO: Mr. R. N. Bond Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Posts and Broadcasting, will hold the inquiry regarding th» talk delivered by Mr. Phillip Deane. London, ••Observer". Correspondent. over Radk Ceylcn on the Asian Prime Ministers Conference. The inquiry has been ordered by Mr.FOC - 247 words
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Article345 1954-05-09 4 JAFFNA: Tamil artists m Jaffna had not been given facilities by Radio Ceylon to participate m the programmes, the deputation told the Commission on Broadcasting. The fee<? pand were inadequate to meet the expenses Incurred by the artists m travelling to C^l-mbo. the deputation added. TheFOC - 345 words
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Article60 1954-05-09 4 TOKYO. May 7 Tokyo rtwldents not a shock todiiv MetroDOlitan uolice said 13.--650 known sex perverts, "mo?t of them al«to dope addicts" were on their lists— and "no one can say for certaio how many thousands more there may hft." Tokyo has had a bad Case <*A.P. - 60 words
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Article69 1954-05-09 4 That is Sakuntalai m sweet repo.se, submerged m thoughts about her hero Dushyantan, on whom .she chanced and fell m love. Her playmates on either s'-de could guess what is troubling her. Thi s is only a glimpse of Bhaskar's super dance recital "Sakuntalai" which is scheduled69 words
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86 1954-05-09 4 Mr. Saravanamuttu To Look After Ceylon In Indonesia COLOMBO: r The Ceylon Minister* office m Indonesia will be clo«cd and Ceylon's interests m Indonesia will be watched by Mr. M. Saravana muttu, the Ceylon Commissioner m Singapore. Mr. A. K. Goonesinha, Envoy Extraordinary and Ministei Plenipotentiary m Indonesia, will shortlyFOC - 86 words
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Article124 1954-05-09 4 NEW DELiHI: The Indian Government have accepted the Tariff Commission's main recommendation that protection for ccate<i abra-ives industry .should be continued for a further period of one year up to D> cember 31. 1955. They have also accepted the recomenoation of protective duty on abra-ivc papersFOC - 124 words
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Article139 1954-05-09 4 CHICAGO, May B.— A new political organisation culled "For America" was formed here todiy with the ovowe.l aim of opposing American participation m "prevent vc wars' and the sending of "oui American boy.-, to fight all over the world without the conse.'t of Congress."Reuter - 139 words
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Article56 1954-05-09 4 KARACHI. May 8. United s>t »tes Ambassador m Pakistan Horace A. Hildroth left for Istanbul yesterday to attornl an area conference of U.S Ambassadors to Middle East countries which will remain m session for two or three days. Hildreth later will proceed U> America for twoA.P. - 56 words
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