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Title Section16 1954-06-07 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. No. 111. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1954. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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188 1954-06-07 1 Language Issue Will Disrupt National Unity -Nehru's Warning From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, June 6 "There is great danger that our national unity may be disrupted over the language issue, said Congress President Sri Jawaharlal Nehru m a circular to all Pradesh Congress Committees m India. "If there is rivalryCopyright - 188 words
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Article167 1954-06-07 1 Education is QM of the things m which communities must be prepared to shoulder a ytc at dea. of responsibility, th« High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGiilivray, said at Pontian during a 3-d'iy tour of Joiiore, from which lie re. turned to Kuala Lumpur last evening.167 words
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168 1954-06-07 1 SINGAPORE INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE At the 13th annual general meeting of the Incl-an Chamber of Commerce, Singapore, held at the Robinson Cafe, on Saturday, June 5 the following were elected to serve on the Management Committee. President:- Mr. R. Jumabhoy. Members:- Messrs. D. T. Assumull. K. M. Abdul Razak,168 words
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Article, Illustration38 1954-06-07 1 Members of Yartavakula Sang am gave a send-off to their Prwieont Mr. > r Damodanun at the wharf, when he left for India The above photograph taken on the occasion •&<;«?• Mr, D&moiferaa »t the centre, wtth yariaat. 1 on.38 words
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Article81 1954-06-07 1 RANGOON, June 6 The Burmese Prime Minister, U Nu, said yesteraay he was 'frightened of war" and did not want to be involved m any power bloc whose policy was more likely to lead to war than peace. Burma needed peace, he said. SheReuter - 81 words
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138 1954-06-07 1 VVALTAIIi, June 6. Mr. C. V. K. Rao, a proimneAC Communist leader cl East VjOdavari Dis. tnct and memoer of tne Anahra Assemoly, announced on Saturday his resignation from the Communist Party of India, accusing tnu ieadersnip of tne Andhra Provincial Committee of fol•owing "opportunistic,138 words
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Article58 1954-06-07 1 GENEVA, June 6.— Mr. Vyacheslav Molotov, the Soviet Foreign Minister, tabled a f.ve.point plan at yesterday's Korea Conference session which included provision for witndrawal of all foreign troops before elections and guarantees of Korea's "peaceful development" by "nations most interested m maintaining peace In theReuter - 58 words
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223 1954-06-07 1 France Ready To Give Up Responsibility But Not Power Reason For Failure Of Paris Talks With India From Our Ow n Correspondent NEW DELHI, June 6 The failure of the talks m Paris regarding the future of French-Indian Settlements has led to the impression among political circ.es m Delhi thatCopyright - 223 words
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Article165 1954-06-07 1 WASHINGTON, June 6•— The United States Secretary fo State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, yesterday praised the work of Britain's General Sir Gerald Templer m countering the Communist threat m Malaya. In a statement on the appointment of Sir Donald McGillivray as Higli Commissioner of the FederationReuter - 165 words
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Article24 1954-06-07 1 At 3 p.m. on Tuesday HMS Newfoundland the Cruiser, will arrive at Penang Harbour for important operations, a Naval Press Statement announced.24 words
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Article58 1954-06-07 1 NEW DELHI, June 6 —Five children were killed and 65 other people injured when the roof of a S.kh temple collapsed here on Friday. They were buried when the beams of the roof gave way under the weight of a crowd which had gatheredReuter - 58 words
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Article83 1954-06-07 1 Two journalists or Singapore and vie federation. i^r. L.cc *s.im Cnuan of tne Nayang ai.ing Pao end Mr. Leslie c. nomnan of tne Straits Times Press, L<ta., will attend tne dotitn-bast Asian Journalists Project at the American Press institute forum to be held at Columbia university83 words
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257 1954-06-07 1 SBINAGAR, June 6. "Karachi's honeymoon m East Ueugai is over." 'I'his is how the average Kashmiri has reacted to the dismissal of the Hug Ministry and tne imposition oi the Governor's liuie m Uia-st Pakistan. A typical comment heard m Kashmir is "Governor Mirza will257 words
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Article115 1954-06-07 1 NEW YOxiK, June b. Foreign observers m Kast Pakistan --.eaeve that tiie recent disorders there held the tnreat of a Communist "grab" at power, John Callahan said m o.spatch to the New York Times from Karachi tocl'o Callahan 3aid that tne tie between West and EastReuter - 115 words
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Article31 1954-06-07 1 WASHINGTON, June 6.— The United States and Turkey Saturday Jointly announced an American decision to Increase military assistance to the Mi4d.it But ntttai. A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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326 1954-06-07 1 N.Y. Times Correspondent NEW YORK, June 6 lf the Geneva conference should break up without obtaining a cease-fire, the French think nothing would be left but to abandon indo-Lhiua, JLansing Warren said 'today m a dispatch to the New York limes fromReuter; A.P. - 326 words
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145 1954-06-07 1 I. C. CEASEFIREINDIA WILL CONSULT CEYLON COLOMBO, June 6.— lndia has promised to consult Ceylon beiorc making any proposals for a peace settlement m Indochina, a Ceylon Foreign Ministry spokesman said Friday. He said the Ceylon Government had been m touch with India about tne negotiations being carried out atReuter - 145 words
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331 1954-06-07 1 Chou En- Lai - There Is Much Common Ground Between East West Chou En-Lai n«m2K^£i Jllll s£-M*- Chou En LaL Chinese Oommunist Prime Minister and FowtoHSnister, deC^* d J S c^ yesterda y that there wa "much common ground" between East and West over deciding Korea's future. i. S ollolll^ the words of Mr.Reuter - 331 words
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Article78 1954-06-07 1 RADIO-ACTIVE RAIN— BEWARE! RANGOON, June 6 Dr. Sigeyoshi Matsumae, President of Tokai Univer. sity and prominent Japanese right-wing Socialist, warned here yesterday that radio-active rain might be falling on Burma, India, Indonesia and other South-east Asian countries. Dr Matsumae was addressing a press conference during a short stay here onReuter - 78 words
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178 1954-06-07 1 CAIR, June 6.— An Egyptian cavalry captain planned to execute a new coup detat headed oy General Mohammed Neguib on April 28, the Revolution Tribunal was told here -oterday. The a.icgation was made by Lieutenant Fuad Mahmoud Omar, one of the 16 Egyptian ArmyReuter - 178 words
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Article186 1954-06-07 1 TOKYu, june 6. An unpre. cedented outoreak of Socialist violence paralysed the Diet yesterday and forced Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida to hold up his world tour. The Socialists began it oq Thursday nignt with a melee of lists m wnich 50 were injured andA.P. - 186 words
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Article62 1954-06-07 1 A 3 'ad- postage stamp to commemorate the Australian Red Cross Society will oe issued Wednesday, June 9, and will remain on sale £t Australian post offices for about one month. The new stamp will be printed m two colours and will be the second Australian bicoloured commemorative62 words
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Article181 1954-06-07 1 LONDON, June 6 World stocks of natural rubber totalling 827,500 tons at the en<j of April, were 2,500 tons less than on January 1, according to advance information given here yesterday by the Secretariat of the International Rubber Study Group. Stocks dn the producing areas, at 350,000Reuter - 181 words
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Article50 1954-06-07 1 MOSCOW, June 6 Tht. Soviet Government Centra i Committee of the Communist Party yesterday decreed a boosted six-year cotton growing programme for the TadzhiH Soviet Republic m CentTa'. Asia. Production of raw cotton U to rise from 431,000 tons m 1950 to 877,000 tons m 1839.<~ ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Advertisement39 1954-06-07 1 Subscription Rates (BY POST) Malaya, B. N. Borneo and Sarawak. 1 Month $5 50 3 Months 18.50 6 Months 33 00 1 Year 66*00 OTHER PLACES 1 Month 6.50 3 Months 19 50 6 Months 3900 1 Year 78.0039 words
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537 1954-06-07 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Mon. June 7, 1954 Those Ugly Pimples! TH E failure of the Franco-Indian talks m t'aris on the future of the French Settlements m India announced m the Press yesterday will not surprise anybody. With India demanding that the French quit the pockets, and France equally537 words
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784 1954-06-07 2 Commission Explains Its Task A Misconception Removed MYSORE: Pandit H. N. Kunzru, member respectively of the States Reorganisation Commission who arrived here last week from Ooty, said, In the course of a talk with pressmen that the 'task before the Commission was somewhat difficult batFOC - 784 words
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Article, Illustration49 1954-06-07 2 The proportion of craftsmen m the United' States labour force is increasing: despite the great advances m mass production techniques. Fears that th« machine would displace the skLled worker have proved groundless. Machines have changed the methods of the glass blower without lessening the need fo r his craftsmanship.49 words
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Article67 1954-06-07 2 HIGH COURT BENCH AT TRIVANDRUM NEW DELHI: The Travan-core-Oochin High Court (amendment) Act, 1953, will come into floree om June 14, according 1 to a "Gazette of India extmorddjitry" issued here. Under the Act, a bench of the T.-C. High CJOurt will sit at Trivandrum. The 'bench which will startFOC - 67 words
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Article201 1954-06-07 2 BANGALORE The 17th meeting of the Indian Rubber Board was held at West End Hotel on Sunday under the presidentship of Mr. A. V. Thomas, M P., and Chairman of the Board. The Board review the pre sent rubber stock position m the country and has recom.FOC - 201 words
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Article63 1954-06-07 2 SANTINIKETAN The samsad of the Visvabharati at its meeting recently unanimously re-elected Mr. Nehru as the Acharyya (Chancellor) of the University for the second term. His first tern expired on May 15. Mr. Nehru, it was understood, has agreed to continue as the chancellor for the secondFOC - 63 words
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Article175 1954-06-07 2 BANGALORE: The Mysore Government's opinion on the reorganisation of States is likely to be forwarded to the Commission shortly, Sri Hanumanthaiya Chief Minister, told Pressmen, recently that he would, ascertain the opinion of the Congress Legislature Party before submitting the Government's view on theFOC - 175 words
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Article108 1954-06-07 2 THANA: Srimatht Durgabai I>e.shmukh, Chairman of the Central Social Welfare Board, said that she was not getting- any preferential treatment from he r husband, the Finance Minister. She sa><b many people were under the impression that, because nhe happened, to be the wife of the Finance Minister,FOC - 108 words
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45 1954-06-07 2 Private Secretary To Madras Chief Minister MADRAS: Sri D. Balasuudaram, 1.A.5., on return trom jeave. is to act as Private Secretary to the Chief Minister, n K. Kamaraj Nadar, vice Sr R. Balasubramaniam, 1.A.5., who is to be Undersecretary to Government Puo. lie Department. FOCFOC - 45 words
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91 1954-06-07 2 AGRA Twenty-four worners of the Praja Socialist Party, which has launched a campaign m Agra District against the increase m irrlgu.uon tax, were arrested on May. 27. Two workers of the Party arresed for asking- Kitsans not to pay tne increased rates, were recentlyFOC - 91 words
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Article396 1954-06-07 2 Message On Occasion Of M.P. State's 6th Anniversary INDORE: President Dr. Rajendra Prasad m a message on the occasion of the sixth anniversary on Monday of the formation of Madhya Bharat expressed the hope that under the new regime, whose anniversary was being celebrated now,FOC - 396 words
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Article55 1954-06-07 2 ERNAKTJUAM: It is Karnt U«re that the TruvancoreCochin Government have mformco tho Government of Inci'ia that they wil lbe prepared to prtvide the necessary yupply of power for the electrification of the 95-mile JBrna-kulanv-QuiiJon link when work co the project is completed. The work is now makingsteadyFOC - 55 words
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Article252 1954-06-07 2 WKiVAKUJ.AM: The State Government Jias planned the construction o f a granite wall to check fi ca erosion along a 12-mue-iong coast from Manas.sery t o Chelianam, south of Cochin Harbour. i hi L WaS reveaJ eU by Sri A. Achuthan, Public Works Minister, whoFOC - 252 words
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409 1954-06-07 2 Compensation Plan Now Extends To 1 25,000 Refugees NEW DELHI: The enlarging circle cf compensation benefits now includes over 125.000 refugee claimants, about a third of the total. This welcome advance, a.n. nounced last week, has taken place as a result of the extension of the interim compensation scheme, originallyFOC - 409 words
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Article252 1954-06-07 2 BANGALORE a "hitherto unnoticed optical crfeet which is maiily responsible for the silvery white iUStre of natural and cultured pearls has been discovered by L>r. c. V. Raman, Nobel JLaureate. and his coworker Mr. D t Kri.snnamurti. Investigation made at the Raman Research Institute, Bangalore, byFOC - 252 words
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Article82 1954-06-07 2 TOKYO: A carrier pigeon owned by a Tokyo rt»,ident has established a n «w postwar record, tiyDig ..n i>oo mii«H b.tv.ten l«>ky«> and Nanae, m Hokkaido. In 11 hour*. Ihe pigeon was participating In a race organised by the .la,, an Pigeon Rao*> AsMiiciatiitn Carrier pigeons are82 words
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64 1954-06-07 2 BOMBAY: The Government of Bombay has decided not to charge capitation lees .o any foreign scudents wno come to India for higher otuaie.s m State educational institutions. H.therto. only foro.gn students awarded scho'-arsnips loi studies m India under the general cultural scholarship .scheme jf theF.O.C. - 64 words
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Article117 1954-06-07 2 Hug Govt.'s Last Act DACCA The United Front Government (before its Sug-gestion--Ed has dec.ared Feo. /A a public holiday. It w;is on Feb. 21, 1952, th*t i few students 'and members if the Public were killed la .Mcca when the police fired on i crowd demonstrating m favour of theFOC - 117 words
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Article131 1954-06-07 2 MANNAR: Mr. V. S. Charry, First secret ry 01 t..e inu»an ttitfu OOiniuiooio^i, who visited P<:saiai i«st wveK. told thd "ciuuiuiiatueo (iuilx m v data 1 1») to treat tne iu<H n nsiiennt'n tuere liKe iiutnaii bv-in^s and Rive them iruir proper wa^es. iiK^rutr Mr. CharryFOC - 131 words
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Article120 1954-06-07 2 KEGAi-UA: On the pr.Uxt that one of them was sutlerin^ from the euects of poisoning, eight men gained adm-s--s.on to tne hou-i 1 of A. H. Abraham, an ayurve^ic physician, of Naramp.tiya. While Abraham was giving him come metLotne the "patient" siKKLmy recovered and the me nFOC - 120 words
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Article75 1954-06-07 2 HYDERABAD: The People Democratic Front Legislature Party, of Hyderabad, m its memorandum to the States Reorganisation Commission, has •irged the disintegration of Hyderabad State. The memorandum emphasised that the reorganisation of States on a linguistic basis was necessary from the point of view of administration, education, culture,FOC - 75 words
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488 1954-06-07 3 ALLEN TO INQUIRE INTO ALLEGATIONS KATHMANDU: The Nepal Government is enquiring into the reports on the money spent" m the demonstrations Jrecentiy against the goodwill mission oi the ft mi kiii iu.f .s, 4 v 4S learnt. It w«s i* iut <i out tii-1FOC - 488 words
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Article139 1954-06-07 3 "Managing Agents Snouid Go" AHMriDAtJAD Mr. S. ii. Vasavaua, iTesiueut of tne 1.N.T.u.u., smc here Uiat tne present managing agents m industry snomu oe repiaceu by u^iuus of directors, witii tne lvpiesentatives of consumers ana on tne Duara. Mr. V asdvu.au was aadressing a Press Comerence on the recent sessionFOC - 139 words
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Article86 1954-06-07 3 BOMBAY The manag us committee of tiie Bombay Water Workers' Unic;i, whicn claims to have "a substantial hold on workers engaged m key operations" on ships la the nival dockyaid here, decided to stage "an intlelinite strike" m the dockyard within the next few days, unlessFOC - 86 words
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208 1954-06-07 3 Mirza's Messages To West Bengal And Assam KARACHI: Maj-Gen iskandei- Mii'rza, Governor of East Bengal, it is unuersto.d. ha-s Mm messages to the neifthDcuring States of West Btn,al and Assam "offering and •eekwig co-operatij n In re,iikAin£ the dimculties of their lespeccuve people*. General Mirz i was understood to haveFOC - 208 words
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Article58 1954-06-07 3 The Pakistani Government announced that "iOiK>win« the decision to üboash tr»e distixiction between agreed' and non-agreea £>ieas, tne existmf? restrictioiia \.n th^ excuaatfi of urban immovable evacuee property with similar property m 'non-agreed' areas m m~ua. have ween removed ]by a suitable amendment of toe HillFOC - 58 words
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Article109 1954-06-07 3 UOMBAY A\ ■klTt member committee, witn Mr. S. K. Puti., President of the Bombay Pradesh Congress t-ommittee, as its Chairman, ivds oeen set up to heip prepare en illustrated comnieinc ration volume on the life -tnci work of Netaji Subhas Ctaandra Bose. The volume will beFOC - 109 words
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Article108 1954-06-07 3 JUBBULPORE: The twoday session of the Madhya Pradesh National Trade Union Congress, which concluded at Kymore, 30 miles from Katni, viewed witn grave concern the Karge-sca c retrenchments m various State and reiterated its Stand against this policy. The conference appealed to trie State Government toFOC - 108 words
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Article44 1954-06-07 3 SANTIPUR: Flv e people here eied of heart failure un S«rd^y while listen ng to a broadcast on the promulgation of Section 92A m East Bengal Mr. Satish Mukheriee, a prominent public worker, was one of the victims. FOCFOC - 44 words
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63 1954-06-07 3 Died While Singing Verse Of Saint KARUNGUZHI: Sri S. Kri n..a wainy Mudi iliar, aged "«0, tl.«j here on V v ednesgay Last It is stated that he oolia- t -fd while singing a verse of Saint Thuyumanavar m tho course or his speech at a tea party. >rj Mui3..iiarFOC - 63 words
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Article42 1954-06-07 3 CALICUT: During the 12 1 hours ended 6 a.m. on June 1 shz m, of rain was recorded by the port ortice here. Fishermen have been cautioned not to take to sea un- til the weather clears. FOCFOC - 42 words
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Article, Illustration49 1954-06-07 3 The proportion of craftsmen m the United States labour force is Increasing- despite the great advances m mass production techniques. Fears that the machine would displace the skilled worker have proved groundless. The marble carver has acquired new tools, but his skill continues m demand m the construction industry.49 words
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Article76 1954-06-07 3 GAUHATx. Air communication between Gauhari and Calcutta was completely disrupted on June 1 due to Biorjar airfield, Gauhati, being waterlogged by heavy rain. Indian Airlines scheduled from Calcutta operated their services m Upper Assam without halting at Gauhati, and no Calcutta papers and up-ccuntry mail was receivedFOC - 76 words
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Article61 1954-06-07 3 BETTIAH: One person was killed and another seriously injured m Chota Renma baz^r here on June when an uprooted tree fell on them durtnpf a cyclone. Twenty-five persons are reported to have been sertously injured m the villages around Bettlah. Two hundred hue« were blownFOC - 61 words
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Article131 1954-06-07 3 KUKNUOI The Andhra Government have deiiaed tc ti:tiu--t lo Cw-vpeiauvc c^-Cie-Ues and private merchants, tne distribution of fertilisers to agriculturists m the State. The State Agricultural .Department, wmen will make 'iie necc srv supply to txiese <tgencics, will charge a rate of us. aa2 per tonFOC - 131 words
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Article138 1954-06-07 3 VEIjLORE: About 2,000 worners belonging to the vaiulous branches of the Jabbar iJeeui Factory went on a strike last week. It id reporter that the workers were agitating for some time past for tne res* to ration of the out m the usual weight ofFOC - 138 words
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Article76 1954-06-07 3 MADURAI A conference of Christam laymen ami wom^n of the Madurai Kamnad diocese held here declared m a resolution that tho Indian Church must totally refuse and reject all foreign subsidies as "the beggar's bowl m the hands of Indian Christians destroys their self-respect." After a centuryFOC - 76 words
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Article117 1954-06-07 3 MADRAS Dakshinamurthi (30), a constable attached to the Central Station Railway Police, and his wire Lokanaya. ki (25), were last week admitted to the General Hospital with extensive burns. Lonanayaki died soon after admission. It is stated that while they were sleeping m tneir houseFOC - 117 words
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114 1954-06-07 3 BAiNUAi-iOrtt; Sri R. l-fanumnatnaiya, Chief Mm* ister of iviysore, Indicated here tnat tne State uovernment might recommend to the Union Government, to amend the Indian Constitution so as to conrer titles as was m vogue during the pre.indepenctence days. Sri nanumanthaiya told PressFOC - 114 words
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97 1954-06-07 3 JULiUUiviJUti Inuia is swentiy and steadily moving toward social and economic equa. nty," ooserved Mr. a. N. Agarwai, General Secretary of trie A.I.C.C, wnile audressing a meeting organised Oy the btate Students' Congress nere. It wad itil Cicouiagulg Sign, ne contmueu, io see tnat meFOC - 97 words
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Article131 1954-06-07 3 NEW Uhunl Vice-Admiral Sir lViarK Fizey, accompanied oy iuitay .fizey and uommouore a. UMumaoftii Commoaore-io-cnarge. tfombay, visited jatnnagar last week. Tne i\avai CJn-C. who is on a tour of naval training estaoiisnrnents, inspected tne eiectrictii scuooi, IiNS vaisura, anu uxdiiiaiea us progress m tne maiter 01FOC - 131 words
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Article70 1954-06-07 3 NEW DEL.HI: Tne operation of the scheme for financial assistance to disp.aced students from West Pakistan has been extended for another year until March 1955. according to a policy decision of the Union Ministry of Rehabilitation conveyed to all State Governments The Ministry has placed RsFOC - 70 words
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Article202 1954-06-07 3 KURNOOL,: Messrs. L. Yen. katakrishna Aiyar, Special Chief Engineer for Irrigation, Andhra, L.. K. Dey Controller of Aerodromes, Madras Region, O. Thimmiah. Divisional Electrical Engineer, Kurnool, and K. Jambulingam, Executive Engineer,* Special Investigation Division, Krishna-Pennar Project made a joint inspection on May 26, of the three alternateFOC - 202 words
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176 1954-06-07 3 15- Year Govt. Annuity Certificates NEW DELHI: The Govern, ment of India has anuounced the issue of a new type of investment, called the 15-Year Annuity Certificates as a part of the Small Savings Scheme. The certificates will be available for sa»e from July 1, 1954, says a Press NoteFOC - 176 words
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Article89 1954-06-07 3 MADRAS CoDsequent on the decision to open a medical college at Madurai this year, about 250 students will be selected for admission from this year to the three medical colleges m this State. Of these, 125 are to be admitted m the Madras Medical College,FOC - 89 words
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87 1954-06-07 3 BOMBAY Mr. Chotabhal S. Patel, Chairman of the Bombay State Road Transport Cor. poration, died of a sudden aeart attack m London at 2 am, on Saturday last, according to a cable received at the Corporation's Headquarters here. Mr. Patel, who was 64, is survivedFOC - 87 words
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Article220 1954-06-07 3 POLITICAL ACTION BY UNIONS CALCUTTA: Sri V. ChaK•tarai Chcttiar m his PreslJential address, read for him at the 24 th session of the All-India Trade Union Congress here last week said the question of political action by .Trade Union organisations was jeing seriously consideredThe session opened m the .norning withFOC - 220 words
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55 1954-06-07 3 Sales Tax On Handloom Cloth Opposed COIMBATORE: The Executive Committee of the Colmbatore Handloom Workers Union, Sri B. A. Ramaswamy, President, presiding:, decided to send a deputation to the Chief Minister to oppose the decision of the Governments of Travan core-Cochin, Bombay and Hyderabad to collect Sales Tax on theFOC - 55 words
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Article79 1954-06-07 3 KOTTAYAM: at a meeting the Rt Rev. Dr. Sebastian Vyalil, Bishop of Palai. presiding, the Marian Jubilee celebrations were inaugrated recently at Kidangur. Prof. V. J. Joseph welcomed the gathering. He stressed the need to establish a Medical College under the management of the Church.FOC - 79 words
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55 1954-06-07 3 AGRA Currency notes worth Rs 19,400 were found missing from five insured covers posted from Kathmandu to an addressee here, police reported on Sunday. The covers were found intact, but they contained the torn pages of a postal guide instead of the currency notes. NoFOC - 55 words
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56 1954-06-07 3 MADRAS: The Director or Posts and Telegraphs, Andnra Circle, Kurnool, has, m a communication to the Andhra Chamber of Commerce, stated that the proposal of the Chamber to install a public telephone call office et Tirumalai Hills has been sanctioned and that the work willFOC - 56 words
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118 1954-06-07 3 Elections To Madras District Boards MADRAS: Elections to District Boards m the State will start towards the end of July and will be completed before October 1964, it is leaint here. The necessary arrangements m this connection have been completed and additional staff also appointed m the districts for electionFOC - 118 words
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Article156 1954-06-07 3 NEW DELHI: The Centre sanctioned during last month a sum of Rs 7,33,085 as subsidy and loan for the construction of 426 tenements under the subsidised Industrial Housing Scheme. Of this amount, according to an official statement, the Sri Nandanagar Co-operative Housing Society of AhmedabadFOC - 156 words
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Article95 1954-06-07 3 Revolutionary AJMER: Mr. Bijai Slngn Pathik, the great revolutionary of Rajasthan, died here on Friday last. He was 72 A member of the Revolutionary Party of Rajasthan, Mr. Pathik worked among the Kisans at Bijolia, Mewar and organised the famous Bijolia Satyagraha of the Kisans against theFOC - 95 words
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Article104 1954-06-07 3 MADKAS: None of me Mtn siero attended) the Secretariat last Saturday, all of thrm, except one, being on tour. Sri S. S. Ramaswanu radayaehi Minister for Local Administration, Saturday rc-tur.-u.l to Madras from Mett ppa a>aui. Sris M. Bhaktavatsalam, A. B. Shetty and* M.FOC - 104 words
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Article1261 1954-06-07 4 Must Quit Ceylon Kotelawala's Statement To IDM Representative COLOMBO: Indian nationals m Ceylon with Indian passports and Residence Permits had to go out of the isiand and there was no getting away from it, declared Sir John Kotela wala, Ceylon Prime Minister, m an interview with theFOC - 1,261 words
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113 1954-06-07 4 COLOMBO: The hearing of the appeal of Mr. A. M. M, Fuard, Proctor, Colombo! against a, judgment of the Supreme Court of Ceylon, awarding Mr. A. R Weerasuriya Rs. 20,000 as damages against Mr. Fuard, was continued m the Privy Council here, and Mr. DingleFOC - 113 words
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Article360 1954-06-07 4 COLOMBO: When the inquiry into the Jaffna election petition was resumed before Mr. Justice Weerasooriya, Mr. James Rajaratnam, a proctor of Gamboia, said m 1952. he was a teacher at St. John's College Jaffna, and a supporter of the respondent. Mr. G.G. Ponnamtoalam. He was notFOC - 360 words
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Article, Illustration73 1954-06-07 4 Mr. S. Palanivel (seated at centre gailanded!) the Chairman of the Management Committee <yf the Mariamman Temple, Kuala Lumpur, was entertained to a farewell tea party at -the Temple Hall on May 81 by the other members of tha Committee. Mr. Palaiuvt-1 *s leaving for India on June 10 by73 words
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174 1954-06-07 4 High Quality Cigarettes From China COLOMBO China has offered to seil Ceylon. high.qualit> cigarettes at extreme.y favourable prices The Rubber Commissioner last week received from tne China National Import and Export Corporation a sample consignment of "magnums," wiucft are bigger than ordinary cigarettes. The price quoted is six pence orFOC - 174 words
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77 1954-06-07 4 AX.UTGAMA: Scvcnty-flve er cent of the voters' Us- of the Aiutgaaiivcccuya Tt>wn Council contains wrong names and. is fuii oi sp.lli^^ errurs according to candidates seeking election. The errors are all alleged to be mkitajcea caused by c&reless typjig. Names of aeveral prominent citizensFOC - 77 words
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Article73 1954-06-07 4 COLOMBO: The biggest increase In Ceylon's external assets m recent years was registered last month, according to figures released by the Central Bank of Ceylon. At the end of April, Ceylon's external assets stoo^ at Rs '< 24,000,000. Rs. 46,700,000 more than m the -Drevioumonth. The improvementFOC - 73 words
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243 1954-06-07 4 COLOMBO: The work of the Delimitation Commission is virtually at a standstill. One of the Delimitation Commissioners told pressmen that the Commission was unable to proceed with its work unless the Constitution Order-in-Coun-cil was amended, giving effect to the decision of the Government to limitFOC - 243 words
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Article169 1954-06-07 4 COLOMBO: As a result of the Ceylon Government's decision to stop the renewal of T.R.Ps of Indiar.3 m Ceylon several Indian importers m Colombo and retail dealers both Ceylonese and Indian, m the outstations are finding that trade is being depressed. Hitherto retainers m the out. stationsFOC - 169 words
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Article77 1954-06-07 4 GAMBAriA W. K. Anthony Fernando, alias Benjamin Gunasekera 123), of Wegombo, who admitted 13 previous convictions all for house-bre.iKin^ and theft was sentenced to two years' rigorous imprison. iiie.it and two years po<ice supervision oy Mr. P Malalgoda, the Gampaha Magistrate. Fernando had been found guiltyFOC - 77 words
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110 1954-06-07 4 CITIZENSHIP WILL NOT BE AUTOMATIC COLOMBO: "A non-Cey-lonese wife and children of a registered citizen wi.l not become Oey.on citizens automati ai y if ce.ta.n proposed amendments to the Citizenship Act are approved. At prcuer.t the foreign vvife of a citizen of Ce,lon, automatically bee. niPs a citizen herself atFOC - 110 words
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Article146 1954-06-07 4 COLOxvitio iiiicit immigration to Ceylon from India was cut ay more than half during the last four months, according to figures released by the c.I.D. iest week. The total number of arrests during th.s period was 656 as against 1,830 arrests during me last four montns ofFOC - 146 words
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