Indian Daily Mail, 10 July 1954
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Title Section16 1954-07-10 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL,, X. No. 144. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY JULY 10, 1964. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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215 1954-07-10 1 Colombo Municipal Council Demands Recall Of Desai Kotelawala Alleges India Is "Bullying" Ceylon COLOMBO, July 9.— Colombo Municipal Council in a resolution last night called for the withdrawal of Mr. C. C. Desai, Indian High Commissioner here, because his presence "is not in the best interests of fostering good relationsReuter - 215 words
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Article244 1954-07-10 1 SENANAYAKE QUITS CABINET COLOMBO. July 9.— Com fierce Minister R. J. Senanayake resigned yesterday irom tile Ceylontse cabinet, reported ioilowklk e ciasn with Prime ...misLcr Sir John Koteiawaia jver Senanayake'fct plan lor a government sponsored snipp.ng line. An informed source said the c-osn occurred at a cabinet meeting yesterday morniagReuter - 244 words
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Article115 1954-07-10 1 GUATEMALA GOVT. CHANGES AGAIN GUATEMALA, July 9.—Colonei Canes Cast. ho .annas nnaiiy rode tne top 01 the po.iticai neap in Guatemala today. The government announced the re■jCi chief was e.ected president of a new tiiree-man junta the tilth government turnover in less man two weeks. Coiunel l'Jaego Monaoa, temporary cnietA.P. - 115 words
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Article42 1954-07-10 1 LONDON. July 9 Mr. •Humphrey Treveiyaa, *he British Charge d'Artaires to China, made a formal call on Foreign Minister Chou En Lai yesterday afternoon and presented Ms letter of appointment, the N«w China News Agency reported. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article, Illustration43 1954-07-10 1 IIHM". Headed by Mrs. SAVITRi NIGAM, a delegation of Ave Members of Indian Union ParJament arrived in Colombo o n lu.sdav July 6 on a gootDwiil mission. They were gTeeted by the Im 'an High CommiHH oner. Mr. C- C. Desai (left).— MATHRUPALAMATHRUPALA - 43 words
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229 1954-07-10 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, July 9. A former Government servant who attempted to waylay the Chief Minister Mr. Kamaraj Nadar at Mount* Road on June 24 after writing letters threatening him with violence and' even death, was sentenced to execute a bondCopyright - 229 words
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Article74 1954-07-10 1 HONGKONG, Ju'iy 9 A five .member Indian trade mission on a tour to explore the tobacco market in Southeast Asian roumiies. left today for Peking by train after a 24_hour stp over hore They arrived yesterday by air from Tokyo. Mr. K. Raghuramaaah. jn. dianReuter - 74 words
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Article, Illustration68 1954-07-10 1 PHOTOS. The Governor of .Singapore presented! new colours to tho Singapore Voluntary Corps' infantry battalion „n Thursday t 0 mark the centenary of the S.V.C. to replace those which were lost during the fall of Singapore In 1948. Picture on top shows the Governor presenting the colours. The lower pictureI.D.M. - 68 words
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215 1954-07-10 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI: July 9— All rice control throughout the whole of India have been abolished from July 10, following aUround improvement in production. The only controls remaining are those on wheat in order that the Government of India can distributeAP - 215 words
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94 1954-07-10 1 Sutlej Waters Pak, Cabinet Meets KARACHI. July 9.— -Mr. Mohammed All, Pakistan Prime Minister, called an emergency Cabinet meeting tonight to consider India's action in turning waters from the River SuUej into a vast canal in the Punjab. Part of the river is in raicistan. The meeting also attended byReuter; AP - 94 words
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Article40 1954-07-10 1 MOSCOW, July 9 Ihe Presidum of the Supreme Soviet of the ÜBSK naa uypointed Dmitry Zhukov, Am bassaaor Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary 01 the soviet Union to tne Republic of Indonesia, Tass tft« tkmei news acvacv Mid toaifht. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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87 1954-07-10 1 The Lady Tempter Tuberculosis Hospital Appeal Fund continues to grow The latest list of donations* to the Fund, which incudes a contr button oi $60,000 from the Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board and a sum of $1,000 from Mr. Tay Chek Ming87 words
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239 1954-07-10 1 RED CHINA INTERESTED IN R. I. RUBBER DJAKARTA, July 9.— Reu China's trade mission circie^ sa.a here today Cnuia was gieat.y interested in buyin fe lUw^ei from Indonesia. m an interview with the independent newspaper "lndoncd.u naya" oiu^tua ciose to tii. s trade mission which is negotiating a trade agreementReuter - 239 words
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Article91 1954-07-10 1 TEHERAN., July 9 Agreement in principle has been reached W severa« mam points of an on settlement at talks h«re between Persia and a delegation repntsentmt; eight world oil companies jt was stated last night. Dr. Ah Amlni. Persian Finance Minister and heao of the PersianReuter - 91 words
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Article27 1954-07-10 1 LONDON, July 9 Char rs Lindberg. the American tion pioneer, has arrive^ in London Th« purpose of his vis't has not been disclosed. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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341 1954-07-10 1 General Ely Pledges To Defend Hanoi Haiphong HANOI, July 9.— General Paul Ely, French Coro-mander-in-Chief in Indo-China stated emphatically last night that his troops will defend Hanoi and its port of Haiphong. He said in an interview that he had repeated orders to defend Hanoi since his return here yesterday341 words
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Article108 1954-07-10 1 BOMBAY, July 9.— Premier Jawaharlal Nehru has suggested the wealthier Indian Princes to donate 15 per cent of their privy purses for the wealfare o t the people in states they formally ruled, according to reports from Hyderabad yesterday. Princes with small privy purses would contributeA.P. - 108 words
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Article96 1954-07-10 1 TOKYO, July 9.— A 17-year-old boy who police said admitted he hoped to assassinate Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida was arrested early today outside Yoshida's official residence, Kyodo News Service said. The youth, whose name was withheld, had a fruit knife in his pocket when he wasA.P. - 96 words
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Article98 1954-07-10 1 GENEVA, July 9.— Mr. V. Krishna Menom, India's repruseatative at the United N&. tlone, plans to return to Ctotv* toon t* ootrttnut to* formal talks with delegation leaders, usually reliable sources seid yesterday. Mr. Menon left Geneva on June 14 after the three weeks ofReuter - 98 words
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534 1954-07-10 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Sat July 10, 1954. NOTES AND COMMENTS (On True Service And Sacrifice) A LANDMARK IN JOURNALISM THIS week our ouster paper the Tamil Murasa had xxe Voiume Number changed from 19 to 20, ma ruing tne beginning 01 its 2Ut& year 01 publication. It was done534 words
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244 1954-07-10 2 All-India Manufacturers Association's Move BOMBAY: Mr. Morarji Vaidya, Chairman of the All-India Manufacturers' Organisation, said here that the Organisation would convene a South-East Asian Economic Conference in November this year with a view to achieving integrated economic development of South and South-East AsiaFOC - 244 words
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Article197 1954-07-10 2 NEW DELHI: Maung Bw iii, of Burma and tturjor tvaxaiijia, of India, nave won nr.st and Second Prizes, respectiveiy, In the United Nations h-asay Contest for 1954, says a U.N. Press release. Aiaung Ba Pu's es9»y on the "Hole or education in developing international underaatndingFOC - 197 words
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374 1954-07-10 2 NEW DELJHI: Inquiries received by the Government about the 15-year Annuity Scheme, recently announced. Indicate that there is some misapprehension about the nature of the monthly payments under the scheme. A Press Note, issued by the Finance Ministry, says that these payments include both interestFOC - 374 words
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Article53 1954-07-10 2 NEW DEI Ail A group of Indians have arrived tin Lenin. grad, Moscow radio said re. cently. They are visiting the Soviet Union alter attending the Berlin session of the World Peace Council The party >n. eludes Prof. N. R. Phatak. Chairman of th« BombavFOC - 53 words
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Article193 1954-07-10 2 MADRAS; At the Madras High Court Mr. Justice P. riajjgopalan and Mr. Justice P. V. Balakriahna Ayyar couGrme<j the conviction and senKnee of death passed on Patti Samban and Venkittu Samban oy the Sessions Judge of East TaDjore. The appellants were chargea with murdering Ramelingam, on Nov.FOC - 193 words
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50 1954-07-10 2 KARACHI: A student has become the Ednc«fclo» Minister la the exp— tied Bind OaMsjet. Syed (ttdun Hyder Shah, 88, who was sworn in recently as the Education Minister. U a student of M.A. and IX.B. The Bind Cabinet has been expanded from 5 to li.— FOCFOC - 50 words
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Article126 1954-07-10 2 Football Fans Clash With Police CAJLCLu-rA: Disappointed footoari lan*. unaote to get entrance to see tueir lavouriues. Monun r>agan and Juas: bengal pray, crasned with tne po.ce who made a latha charge to orsperee them, iney first tried to scale the ixi.'oea wire fencing round u.e gn>und ana tnen indulgedFOC - 126 words
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Article112 1954-07-10 2 OIL REFINERY AT TROMBAY BOMBAY: Steam boilers at the Standard Vacuum oil Reonexy, Bombay, cap&Die or generating 64,0u0 lbs, of steam per hour were tired lor ttte nrat time recently at the refinery's site et Trombay. Tnis is one of the major preparatory steps betore the Ha if 1/2 croresFOC - 112 words
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540 1954-07-10 2 HYDERABAD: Two constitutional points, whether or not the phrase, criminal proceedings in Article 3bl U) 01 the Constitution ot inoia, includes investigation under the Criminal Procedure Code, and wnether or not the immunity from criminal proceedings mentioned in tne same Article extendedFOC - 540 words
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Article181 1954-07-10 2 KARACHI: The Sind Cabinet was recently enlarged to include six more Ministers, raisin? its strength to 11. One of the new Ministers is Kazi Abdul Mannan, whose inclusion has intrigued Sind politicians. Kazi Abdul Mannan was dismissed only three months ago as Public Works Minister, but noFOC - 181 words
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156 1954-07-10 2 MANGALORE: The new building:, provided by the Miyar Grama Sev a Samiti at a cost of Rs. 7,000 including a grant of Rs 1,500 from the Community Project funds, and given to the South Kanara District Board for the Board Hyher Elementary, School,FOC - 156 words
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Article76 1954-07-10 2 MADRAS*: Dr. C. P. Ramaswaml Ayyar Vice-chancellor Annamalai University arrived in Madras recently from Chidambaram. He will stay here for a few days, and leave, towards the end of next week. for Benares where he will assume charge as Vice-Chancellor of the Hindu University. HeFOC - 76 words
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257 1954-07-10 2 Kashmir Case In U. N. Non-withdrawal By India Regretted INDORE: Sri N. C. Chatterjee, President AllIndia Hindu Mahasabha regretted that the India Government had net withdrawn the Kashmir case from the United Nations even alter the Constituent Assembly of JamiDU and Kashmir had unequivocally ratified the accession of the StateFOC - 257 words
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Article, Illustration56 1954-07-10 2 JTHOTO. DR. M. C. M. KALEEL, Ceylon's delegate to the ILO conference at Geneva, returning in a harry to Colombo n July 2 In response to an urgent summons from the governing. United Nationalist Party to be present at the Parliament to vote for the constitutional amendment btils scheduled toMATHRUPALA - 56 words
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151 1954-07-10 2 MADRAS. Information has been received from Newcastlc. on.Tyne (England) that Srt Chin 1 1 1 a Govmdaswajni (57), a landlord of San Thome] Mylapore who had gone to England on a holiday trip. collapsed, and died, recently.* Sri Govlndaswami with lua wife, arrived inFOC - 151 words
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637 1954-07-10 3 INDEPENDENT MEMBER CONDEMNS GOVERNOR'S RULE IN E. BENGAL sumb^«^J rhent^ Pakistatti Parliament sumped the debate on Saturday mornine on fth« inT P^ 100 <* <*™™>^ rule in iLTflengaU^ T m5 p^..! h S f<MTner Chtef Mister of East Ifenj*7FOC - 637 words
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47 1954-07-10 3 HUQ RE-ELECTED TO BAB ASSOCIATION DACCA: Mr. A. K. Fazlul Huq, the deposed Chief MinLster of East Rental, was rebooted unanimously President of the Decca Hgh Court «ar Association recently. Mr. Saidur Rahman, Bar--2n Law J and Mt b A- Siddlky. advocate, were elected Joint secretaries.- FOCFOC - 47 words
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90 1954-07-10 3 Proposed Transfer Of Army H.Q. From Ranchi L.UCKNOW: General Rajindrasinhji, C-in-C, Indian Army iecentiy he.d a conference at the U.P. area H.Q. to decide .lnally on the proposed transfer Jf the Eastern Command HQ rom Ranchi to Lucknow and che U.P. Area H.Q. from Lucktow to BareiKy. The conference wasFOC - 90 words
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Article108 1954-07-10 3 FOC NEW DELHI: The Governments of India and Pakistan have agreed to take adequate steps for preservation of places of religious worship in the two countries. The question was discussed m July-August 1953, at a conference of representatives of the tw o countries i n KaraItFOC - 108 words
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Article271 1954-07-10 3 NKW DELHI: The Ctovernnient of lud.a has decided that advances from provluent funds wixv oe given to Government servants under certain terms •Hid conditions xor subscription lj tne National Plan Loan. Tne vi-i sting provident funds rules orders have accordingly ~>e©a relaxed. The advances, ..mch haveFOC - 271 words
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Article269 1954-07-10 3 PAPvIDABAD: Mr. A P. Jain, Minister for Rehabilitation, Government of India, said here that the Government had succeeded in its plan to induce private iiadustrialiste to set up industries in Faridabad township, which is 20 miles from Delhi and has a refugee population of about 20.000 LayingFOC - 269 words
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Article241 1954-07-10 3 Women Oppose Divorce By Consent CALCUTTA: The Starting Committee of the All-India women's Conference has op. i*>~ed the clause introduced in the Special Marriages BLI by the Council of States permitting divorce toy mutual consent Otherwise the Committee Is agreement with the main feature of t» e legislation "Ow PendingFOC - 241 words
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492 1954-07-10 3 HUQ NOW ENGAGED IN TRANSLATING THE QUORAN READY TO RESIGN LEADERSHIP of ESFSLJZ? 1 Hn Minister A««£b v^K^JS? JEZS^I *'»W»ta a Constituent A*semD.y, last week denleji t^at ao tuuii uuuie any reouest to the centra* Government, that be be permitted to^?SS toe coming mmtm of the Constituent AMembu «uUin htoFOC - 492 words
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Article, Illustration64 1954-07-10 4 PHOTO. Before the colours, consisting: of the Sovereign'!* Colour and the Regimental Colour, weie presented to the Singapore Volunteer Corps infantry battalion to replace those that wens ioat daring the fail of Singapore >n 1942, they were consecrated by the leaders of the 1 six reilg ous communities repreaentej onI.D.M. - 64 words
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270 1954-07-10 4 India's Retaliation Will Affect 3,000 Ceylonese Students! -Desai's Warning COLOMBO The Government of Ceylon has refused permission for an orphan boy from India whose guardians are in Ceylon to come ovei here to continue his education. The Indian High Commt.oiooei. Mr. C. C. Desai, it is reliably learnt, has takenFOC - 270 words
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477 1954-07-10 4 World Federation Of Women 1956 Conference To Meet In Ceylon MATARA: The 1966 annual conference of the Women's World Federation is 'to be held in Ceylon. An opportunity will then be offered to the women of other countries to see the beautiful island of Ceylon and meet its women, saidFOC - 477 words
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140 1954-07-10 4 COLOMBO: Kaolin for Government's new Ceramic Factory in Negoinbo, wi.l have to come a^ the way from Cornwall. The Factory is expected to be in production in September. Indents for one year's stock of kaoiin have been p.aced. When an original sum of Rs. 2,500.000FOC - 140 words
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226 1954-07-10 4 COLOMBO: Leftist parties c J he Xv werc returned in Counf i V tO IS t he thre e Urban Councils which went to the B°ai^ M r 5 tuwa Pa "adura an d Badulla. But at Kandy whore the triennial elections toFOC - 226 words
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162 1954-07-10 4 BUDDHA SASANA DEPT. COST TO BE ASSESSED OOL.OMBO The Pubuc Trustee's department may i»« extended to accommodate the proposed Buddha Sasana Department. Tne Cabmet .subcommittee appointed torep^it on tne pi\-p~a>ai ha^ J^K-d the Pubuc Trustee to asaes^ the actual hnanciai conun'.tments involved m the louna. tion of his department. AnFOC - 162 words
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242 1954-07-10 4 COLOMBO Sir Oliver Goonetilleke, Governor-General-designate and outgoing Minister of Finance, performed two important acts before resigning his portfolio. He authorised the Minister of Food and Agriculture, Mr. J. R. Jayewardene, to spen<j Rs. 5 million to boost paddy production in the country andFOC - 242 words
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629 1954-07-10 4 COLOMBO: Educatioiwsts of all religious faiths are critical of a suggestion made by Mr. i* ti. Mettananda, Principal of Ananda College, at the ;ast meeting of the Advisory Committee for liuddhist rteugious Instruction that in Government school whicn two thirds oi the pupilsFOC - 629 words
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Article29 1954-07-10 4 KINGSTON (England), Jul v 9 Sweden has ordered £12.000.000 worth of Britich Hawker Hunter jet fighters the Hawker Aircraft Co anl nounctfci Wednesday. APAP - 29 words
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63 1954-07-10 4 COLOMBO: Miss HIMB porter. Warden of the Me'-iiu. dist Internatdonai Hou e, Lcndcn and a Ke^n i worker is prepared to undertake the organisation or a hostel for Ceylon students in f Dcndon if the Ceyi<- n Government wants her to do s*>. saysFOC - 63 words
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Article70 1954-07-10 4 GEOPGm" >WN (B titn Guyana). July 9 t l0 Colonial Prison disc osed W j nesday that the custod le'ti t former premier. Dr. Cheddia Jagan. and his jaiej as oca. te hove been Mgltf&ted, Each is locked i n a separate cell. The actin? Prison Superin. '.endent,AP - 70 words
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