Indian Daily Mail, 4 August 1954

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL, X. No. 169. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1954. SIX PAGES 15 CENTS
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    S'pore Governor Entertains Indian Navy Officers
    128 1 Eight warships of the Royal lndan Navy, under the overall command of Rear Admiral S.A. Ualhinc.-, and led by the l'ght cruiser Delhi, arrived in Singapore on Monday morning (Aug. 2) from Penang on the second! stage of their K«<KfA-iU cruise to the Malayan
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    400 Earphones For W. A. Y. Meeting
    285 1 A large number of the 400 earphones from the World Assembly of Youth secretariat at Part* will be reserved for visitors to the second world youth conference at the Anglo Chinese School, Barker Road. Singapore, from Aug. 16 to 28. guarantee that all
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    NEW S,S. MESSAGE TO SINGAPORE
    190 1 Following is the text of a message cabled by the new Secretary of State for the Colonies Mr Allan Lennox. Boyd to' the Governor of Sin. gapore: "It is a great joy to roe to be back at the Colonial Office. I have already been
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    Thanu Pillai Ministry Wins Confidence Vote
    255 1 From Our Own Correspondent TRIY ANDRL'M, Aug. 3 Th e Praja Socialist Party won the vote of confidence from TravancoreCochin State legislature on Monday by 62 votes against 40. The voting only proved how completely the P.S.P. ministry is dependent on the Congress Party
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    65 1 RAWALPINDI Pakistan j Aug 3 AH Italian moan, tain climbing expedition messaged today that it has conquered 28 520-foot K2- Mt. Godwin the world's second highest peak and since the conquest of Everest the globe s highest unclimbed mountain. The message received here said the victory was made on July
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    France To Quit Indian Settlements On Aug. 15?
    218 1 Reported Decision At Pondicherry NEW DELHI, Aug. 3.— The Statesman reported last night that France has decided to quit her smaJl colonial enclaves in India on Aug. 14, the day before the anniversary of Indian Independence. The Statesman said Andre Menard, French
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    Home Rule For Tunisia
    119 1 NEW YORK, Aug. 3.— Asian African delegations to the United Nations which have brought the Tunisian question before the world organisation annually for the last three years, are taking a cautious but hopeful" attitude now toward France's offer of home rule for Tunisia. ■It was understood
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    NEW P.M. OF TUNISIA
    47 1 TUNIS, Aug. 3.— The Bey of Tunis yesterday appointed Tahar Ben Amar, Independent Nationalist President of the Tunisian Chamber of Agricul. cure, as Prime Minister to form a new Government to negotiate with the French on details of home rule for Tunisia.- Reuter
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    TRAIN AND BRIDGE COLLAPSE
    71 1 HUBL.VA, (Spain). Aug. 3 A railroad bridge hign in the Sierra Morena Mountains 80 miles from here collapsed Sunday. plunging a mixed passenger and freight tra.'n 75 feet into the valley Thir teen railroad employees were killed and the only pas. senger was gravely injured Because
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    Protest Against Intrusion By U.S. Aircraft
    131 1 Protest Against Intrusion By U.S. Aircraft LONDON, Aug. 3. A strong protest was lodged by the Korean-Chinese side <it yesterdays meeting of the Secretaries of the Korean Military Armistice Commission against the intrusion of American aircraft over the Kaesong area and the headquarters of the military Armistice Commission yesterday In
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    74 1 Genevicve <3» Galarrf-Ter-iaube, the French nurse of Dten Phu, here gets the medal of freedom and bronze palm from President Dwight Eisenhower in Washington on July 29 for her gallantry In nursing the wounded at the famous Intfo-Ch \na battleground'. Behind are French Ambassador to Washington Henri Bonnet and Amer'tan
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    Indian States Subjects To Note
    91 1 The following Pres* Note on the registration of Indians born in former Indian States was issued! irom "India House" yesterday "The Indians in Singapore who were born in former Indian states and are eligible for registration as lnofcan Citizen under Article 8 of the Constitution
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    6 MONTHS FOR SMUGGLING GOLD INTO BOMBAY
    85 1 6 MONTHS FOR SMUGGLING GOLD INTO BOMBAY BOMBAY, Aug. 3 Moha med Id Mohamed Amin BayJzide. Syrian national. was sentenced here yesterday by chief Presidency Magistrate K.J. Khambatta l o six months rigorous imprisonment foi smuggling gold into the c»t> from Damascus Bayazinc, who arrived at Santa Cruz airport in
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    Thai As Next U.N. President ?
    71 1 Thai As Next U.N. President WASHINGTON. Aug. 3 Thailand's Ambassador said yesterday the United States has promised to vote for Prince Wan Waithayalion. Thai Foreign Minister, aj President of the fall meeting of the united Nations General Assembly Ambassador Pote Sara •■•n reported the American decision after conferring at the
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    H.K DOCTOR TO TOUR U. S.
    54 1 SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 3 Dr a J. McFadden, pro. fessor of medicme at Hong, kong university, arrived here by air yesterday for visits n United States medical centreand conferences with American doctors He will die-cuss his speciality, the treatment of disease^ of the liver
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    Newspapers Suspend Publication: Protest Against New Laws
    271 1 NICOSIA, Cyprus, Aug. 3 Three Greek morning newspapers, the right-wing, Elefteria and Ethnes, and the Communist Neos Democratis, are not appearing today as a protest against the Government's decision to enforce the Anti-Sedition Laws. The Cyprus Government announced yesterday that it would from
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    Pakistan To Become Sovereign Republic
    136 1 KARACHI, Aug. 3— The Constituent Assembly of Pakistan yesterday adopted a clause by which it could declare the country an Independent Sovereign Republic under the new constitution now being drafted. Earlier, some doubts were expressed whether the Assembly could draft a constitution for a Republic
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENED AT MADURAI
    140 1 MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENED AT MADURAI From Our O\v n Correspondent MADRAS, Aug. 3.— A new Medical College, third in the Madras State, was opened at Madurai by the Union Minister for Health, Srimathi Rajkumari Amrit Kaur on Monday. She expressed herself in favour «f the most thorough and modern medical
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    52 1 PHOTO. Korean President Syngman Rhee addresses a joint session of the United States Congress on July 28 to urge that Asian troops with American equipment should attack China, as the answer to the world's communist problem. Vice President Mr. Richard Nixon, left, and House Speaker Mr. Martin are behind the
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    GHOU FLAYS U.S. POLICY IN ASIA
    221 1 HONG KONG, Aug. 3.- -Mr. Chou En Lai, the Chinese Premier said last night that American words and deeds during and after the Geneva conference show it will go on maintaining and whipping up n new tense situation in Asia,'' the New China Communist)
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    Arrested U.S. Reds Charged Under Smith Act
    98 1 Arrested U.S. Reds Charged Under Smith Act WASHINGTON Aug. 2 The United States Justice D*. partment yesterday announj.-} the arrest Of two more alvv. ged CommunJ.-t Party leaders in Colorado, making total cf seven taken into cus*cdv in the Western United ■t«UI in the last 24 hours. All those arrested
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    Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed. Aug. 4, 1954. AN ILL WIND FROM THE WEST
    588 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed. Aug. 4, 1954. AN ILL WIND FROM THE WEST U.S.-sponsored defence bloc in South-East Asia will not omly be least helpful to preserve peace in this region but will even endanger what little peace there already exists now —is the opinion of all impartial observers
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    Lohia Challenges Validity Of U. P. Special Powers Act
    718 2 Judgment On Writ Petition Reserved ALLAHABAD: Judgment was reserved last Wednesday by the Aliahabad High Court in the writ petition tiled by Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia, GeneralSecretary of toe Praja Socialist Party, challenging the validity of the Utter Pradesh Special Powers
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    Next Asian Table Tennis Contests In Singapore
    142 2 Next Asian Table Tennis Contests In Singapore NEW DELHI: The Third Asian table tennis champion. ships will be held at Singapore from Dec 11 to 19 this year. Sri T D. Ranga Ramanuiiun, General Secretary of the I'aNe Tennis Federation of A- la announced here. Singapore's badminton stf.. dium where
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    Study Of Sanskrit
    90 2 TIRUVAnrAR: The fiftysixth inaugural celebrations of the Sri Vidya Vikasini Sabha, Rajah's College of Sanskrit and Tamil Studies, Tiruvaiyar, were held in the College premises on July 25. Mr. R. Lakshmana Aiyar, Sub-Judge and Assistant Sessions Judge, Kumbakonam. delivered the inaugural address. Mr. S. T. Srinivasachariar, Principal
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    Village Irrigation Project Launched
    231 2 GWAL.IOR: Thakur rsnuro Singh, a 7^.year-t>i<l pea&ant of candpur vwiage. about 3u miles south of Gwaiior. in trie Harsl community project urea inaugurated last week the digging of the three- mile- tuny canei which iis expected to irrigate about 500 acres of land the village. About
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    Sachar Corrects
    160 2 Press Report CHANDIGARH: The Chief Minister, Mr. Bhimsen Sachar, last week described as 'incorrect- the Press report that he had suggested a conference of the two Punjabs to evolve a scheme for utilizing river waters to the advantage of both Punjabs. He told the Press that what he
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    Technicians For India's River Valley Projects
    407 2 NEW DELHI: The Government of India have appointed a committee to report on the requirements of technical personnel for the river va'ley projects now under execution and to be executed during the next 15 years The committee will first assess the requirements of the
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    RESPONSE OF DOCTORS ENCOURAGING
    240 2 RESPONSE OF DOCTORS ENCOURAGING BOMABAY: Mr. ShanfJal Shah Bombay's Minister of Health aald here that the rca. ponee from medioai practitioner* for inclusion the panel of doctors for the lmpiementation of the employees health insurance scheme w--i» "quite encouraging." Mr Shah was address ng the first of a series <A
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    Independence Day Celebrations: No Parade In Delhi This Year
    186 2 Independence Day Celebrations: No Parade In Delhi This Year NEW DELHI: On Independence Day there will be no military parade in Delhi, it is learnt. The State Government may, however, arrange for parades if it is possible to do so without any movement of troops in consultation with the local
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    Linguistic States: Asoka Menia's Warning
    198 2 Linguistic States Asoka Menia's Warning SURAT: «ir. AsoKd. Alehta, me f raja soci.na Lea-aer, ss«ii<i tnat, "l& the political ana insuauuity born ot tne linguistic staws movement in Uic country, were to vonuuue ior anouier two years, Political pait.cs wouid oq un. •*oie to participate prvp^riy iu uiiu uiiug tile
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    Supreme Court Bench Sits In Srinagar
    150 2 Supreme Court Bench Sits In Srinagar SRINAGAR A Division Bench of the Supreme Court, consisting of Chief Justice Mr. Mahajan, Justice Mr. Ghulam Hassan, and Justice Mr. S. R. Das, begun functioning here. The committee room in the Civil Secretariat where the Bench sat, was full to capacity with lawyers,
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    Japanese Celebrate "Kawabiraki"
    51 2 PHOTO. Fireworks blossom across the n ght sky as Japanese celebrate tbe July 24 carnival known as "Kawablraki." Tbe annual display on the Sun Ida River, Tokyo, was started to 1752, a year marked by a great famine and cholera epidemic during which thousands of people died.
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    Delhi Deplores Pak Campaign Against India
    291 2 NEW DELHI: official circles i n New Deihl expressed r. gret at the sustained campaign being carried on m the Paid*. tani Press and over Radio Pak stan during the past three months regarding the alleged oppression of Indian Muslimo. An official spokesman characterized
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    Golden Rock Official's Wife Robbed
    187 2 'x'ixiuuiii: Mr. A. t\. aao, UMdet vxmtrvuer ot snu, jjuuUiern railway, Vjoiutn rCocK, was injured, and .Mrs. xiao was relieved of her 'th* r and gold cuain in a uanng ion. oery iust wec<c in ttieir residence in Kimber uardens. it is learnt uiat at
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    Man Had 2,516 Stones In Kidney
    120 2 ■NiiivV DELHI: A cue, regarded as unique in me. dical history, a man with 2.516 stones In one of his kidneys, has attracted attention here. Ganga Prashad, a la bourer, from Dulehre village in Rohtak, wa»s operated upon in the Joshi Hospital, by Dr.
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    Satyagraha In Daman On Aug. 15 Planned
    181 2 Satyagraha In Daman On Aug. 15 Planned SURAT: Mr Ishwcr.al Chotubnai Desai who organized tho Pardi '.Kisan Sat;, A. graha last year, announced nere he womd offer Satya. graha cither individually or with other votunteers, on Aug 15 at Daman in oraer to foreign rule there. Mr. Ishwerlal has called
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    AUL INDIA ESSAY COMMSTITION
    96 2 ALLAHABAUJ: Mr. K. R. R. Sastry, General Secretary, United Nations Association, Allahabad, writes: Essays are invited in English en 'India in International Affairs' 1 from students under 25 years. The essays should reach the General Secretary O n or before Sept. 1, 1954. They will become
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    W. Pakistan To Be One Unit! To Match East Pakistan!
    275 3 W. Pakistan To Be One Unit! To Match East Pakistan! i-i,^!^" CHI: P ol doles here «re again debating the UKelihootl of West Pakistan being ultimately contituted into one unit under the new Consti tutioti so that it would be "equally matched" with its counterpart, East Pakistan oimuer rumours were
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    Pakistan Will Join S.E.A.T.O. Talks
    77 3 KARACHI: Pakistan, f an«.i when invitetf. will participate In the preliminary conference over the setting* up of a South-East Asian deieace organization, according to competent diplomatic observers. Last week the Foreign Minister S r ZafroUa Khan, told reporters here that Pakistan had not yet received!
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    Polio Menace In Bombay
    78 3 BOMBAY: Since Jan. 1, 87 cases of poliomyelitis have been reported In. Greater Bombay, of which 14 proved fatal. Of these 57 cases were re. ported only during the last four weeks of which six died. Bombay corporators unanimously urged the Municipal Commissioner to reorgan'se the
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    30 3 It is a rloser-up'— Love in any angle is a relative term! You can see the relative effect on their face*. K. R. Raimu in "SORRA VASAL- written by M?a
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    10 Million Cattle To Be Inoculated
    253 3 NEW DELHI; Inoculation of 10 million head of cattle rfguinst. rinderpest i n selected areas in the States of Andhra, Bombay, Hyderabad, Mysoro. an<j Coorg will begin on Oct. 1. under a pilot project. This decision, it i s learnt, was taken at the
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    FORESTRY COMMITTEE TO MEET NEXT MONTH
    66 3 FORESTRY COMMITTEE TO MEET NEXT MONTH N r EW DELHI: A review of the implementation of the national forest policy by the various State Governments will be made at a meeting of the St aiding Committee of the Central Board of Forestry to bo held at Poona from Aug. 2
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    SYDNEY HOLLAND THANKS NEHRU
    72 3 NEW DELHI: The Prime Minister of New Zealand Mr. Sydney Holland has written to the PrinK». Minister, Mr. Nehru and to the UJC. High Commission in India, thanking them for the generous assistance and hospitality given to Sir Edmund Hilary end members of his expedition to
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    Walk Out In Assam Assembly
    57 3 SHIL«LONG O p p o ritfcMl members of the Assam Legislative Assembly last Tuea. dnv staged a waQcout as a protest against the "shortness of time" allotted for consL deration of the State Road Transport BiH when the House rcaseembled after lunch They, however, returned
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    Machine Tools Production In Bangalore
    235 3 Machine Tools Production In Bangalore BANGALORE: The Hindustan Maciilne Tools Factory In ttanguiore wouid go Into pro. auction next montn, said Mr. K. C. iteddy, Un.on Production Minister, here. The factory hoped to produce 12 lathes In August, the production increasing stage by -stage up to 400 a montn. Tne
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    Appeal To Recognize Rationalization
    208 3 AHMEDABAL'.: Mr. S. R. Vasavada. President of 1.N.T.U.C.. lias appealed to employees and employers of the Kanpur textile industry to recognize the wisdom of the rationalization scheme proposed to be applied to the Industry. In a statement he said that I.N.T.U.C. had definite information that the
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    Organized Picketing Of Goods Entering Goa
    151 3 BEUJAUM: Volunteers of the National Congress (Goa) have proceeded from here to Castte Rock and other towM on the borders of Goa to or. ganize picketing of good? entering Goa. The President of the National Congress (GoaK Mr P«ter Alvares recentlv cedared that the
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    191 Arrested At Fategarh
    37 3 FATEGARH: A gTOun of 191 persona who demonstrated outside the Farvuhabad Police Station last week, protesting against enhanced irrigat'on rates In Uttar Pradesh, were arrested un<i«r the Special and seat to J*U,« FOC
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    Collector Cannot Arrest Income-Tax Evaders
    446 3 Income -Tax Act Section Ultra Vires I f£2? i Thc Madraa High Court ruled recently that Sec 46(2) of the Income, rax Act. vesting powers in Collectors to arrest asseeßees evading payment of income. tax. wag ultra vutes the Constitution The High Court also heid
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    MAKES THE OLD FEEL YOUNG !
    245 3 MAKES THE OLD FEEL YOUNG LONDON: An Italian d'C. tor Prof A Fraschini, of Milan, ijellevcs he ha:, found a new method of making old people feel youn^ and stopping young people from getting old His "youth serum." ia obtained from the btood. stream of a bull and, he says
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    Car From Karaikal Seized
    85 3 NAGAPATTINAM: A motor car said to belong to Mr Ka dar Mohideen Sahteb Marnar Kajiar of Karikal, was seized by customs author, 1 ues when it was alleged to have crosses into India n Union H mits without a customs ner mit It learnt the car
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    Frontier Awami Leaguer Arrested
    73 3 LAHORE: Aibah Sikandcr Khan Vice-President of the Frontier Awami League, was arrested last Sunday for making alleged objectionable speeches. He will be produced before the City Magistrate, Peshawar, for secret proceedings under Sec. 40 of the Frontier Crimes Regulations, police said. A report said that Arabab
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    SUPAUL TOWN SUBMERGED
    208 3 PATNA: Breaking all previous records, the <Ko*i river has swept across the aub. dwisional H.Q. off Supaul in Saharsa district la-t week submerging the town under waist-deep water according to a telegram received here from three members of the Bihar Legislative Assem!*v •from Saharsa The flood level
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    Town Planner's Evidence In Kumbh Inquiry
    305 3 Town Planner's Evidence In Kumbh Inquiry AIXAHABAD: Mr Keil ir Nath Misra, town and vil'.ugo Planner to the UP Government told the Kumbh Tra«edy Inquiry Committee I- -at week that his department hid been entrusted with the task of planning the Kumbhnagar On instructions from the Secretary of the Local
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    500 Gaushalas To Be Developed
    167 3 NEW DELMI: A comire; hcnsivc scheme for the development of 500 major Gaaah. las in the country was approved for inclusion in the Se; >ad Five Year Plan by the Exc;u_ tive Committee of the Com. cil of Goeamvardhana wh'ch met here last week. Mr
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    46 3 No earthly thing can deprive ner 01 metneny aflecnon to her child* though she gave her 'heart and soul- son to her mistress. Bat still her duty and kindness are not respected or rewarded— Nirupa Roy In "AULAD", at present running i n Diamond Theatre, Singapore.
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    SMOOTH SAILING FOR TC's P.S.P. CABINET
    714 3 TRIVANDRUM: It is now reliably teanit that Mr. Pattom Thanu Pillai, Chief Minister, has diplomatically averted a possible Government crisis by an exchange of personal letters with Mr. Panampalli Govinda Menon, Congress Party leader, 16 hours before Mr. Menon's cut motion came for discussion
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    Illiterate Municipal President
    54 3 A.MBALA Perhaps the first Municipal President in the Punjab to sign official papers by fixing his thumb impression, Mr. Niranjan assumed charge of the newly-constituted small town committee of Morlnda in Ambala district last week. Mr. Ninnjan, Harijan, is said to have never been to a school
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    Pak Ban On Indian Films Urged!
    139 3 Pak Ban On Indian Films Urged KARACHI: The Punjab ;P) Chief Minister, Mr Firoz Khan Noon hav it is underwood, sent a communication to the Pakistan Commerce Min'sitr asking for a ban on. the cntiy of inlian films into paki.-iani unless India agrees to inner; cne Pakistani film into India
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    FRESH ARRESTS IN ANTI-DACOITY DRIVE IN BIHAR.
    76 4 FRESH ARRESTS IN ANTI-DACOITY DRIVE IN BIHAR. PATNA.The police raided a house in Diu.-'pur and arrested 23 suspected d«.coits after a brief encounter on Tuesday ni^ht. The raid w*is carried out by the police on receipt of information that these people were preparing to commit dicolty. About 150 su«p«otai orlml-
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    IF I WERE A CHOU EN-LAI —BEWAILS SIR JOHN!
    434 4 Dictatorship Vs. Democracy AMBALANGODA: "If I have the dictatorial powers that Mr. Chou En Lai has I also can do things very quickly to purify the government service, but we live in a democratic country and cannot deal with those governments
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    Sorry I Have To Speak In English -Jnr. Minister
    145 4 Sorry I Have To Speak In English -Jnr. Minister KANDY: i am in a dilemma as I dd> not understand a single word of the proceedings. At the same ttme I must apologise to my Sinhalese brothers and) sisters because I have to speak in English," said Mr Ivan T.
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    Jayawardene Inquiry Commission
    223 4 COLOMBO: It is officially annouMtd that a three-man commission had been appointed to inquire into the "affairs and general conduct of Mr. N. V. Jayawardene Governor of Um Central Bank of Ceylon, anu Mr*. Jayawardene and has listed 49 matter.* to bo inquired Into in particular." The
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    Move To Form All-Ceylon Hindu Organisation
    231 4 Move To Form All-Ceylon Hindu Organisation COLOMBO: Hindus from nil parts of the island recently assembled at the Hindu Col. lege Hall Bambalapltiya, to discuss what steps should be taken to organise an AU-Cey. lon Hi&du Associati an for the purpose of awakening the religious consciousness of tho Hindu public
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    Plans To Relieve Unemployment
    177 4 COLOMBO: Short.t c r m plans to relieve unemployment will be drawn ud t>v an un. official Employment Advisory Committee appointed by the Minister <>f Labour, Dr M C M. Kaleel. The committee's suggestions will relate mainly to increasing employment by the diversion of unemployed persons
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    Instruction Through Mother Tongue
    190 4 n, J^T?? A: 'Having crossed the Rubicon' there ia now nothing to dc but go on with Swabafha as th<? medium of inPtruction in an attempt to take students to a jumping-off pace for life through the medium of the mother tongue". said the Rev. C.
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    They Want To Photograph Sir John Freely!
    164 4 They Want To Photograph Sir John Freely! CHUNNAKAM: Rcj lents of Eyenai. let aside their po liticai differences and came together to protest against the prime Minister. Sir John Kotedawala's instructions to the police to restrict photo, graphs of him at public functions. At a meeting held in the Evenai
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    No P. F. For Mon-Mationals?
    263 4 No P. F. For Mon-Mationals? COLOMBO. Ttie quesclOA whether non_Ceyloneae are to be permitted to *>i B the National Provktent Fund scheme and secure the benefits und^r It has beetf finely settled by the cabinet now. Sir Kanthiah Vaithinathan Minister of la dustnes. Housing and Social duetries at a press
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    Lady Rama Rao In Ceylon
    152 4 COLOMBO: A welcome in SO^K greeted Lady Rama Rav>. the wel'-known Indian social worker, when she visited the jeylon Social Service Lea. .fue's Creche at Maligakuudc "Healthy Lungs" was hen comment, when about 25 children in the age group 5 6 who burst into a
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    All-Ceylon Women's Conference
    145 4 COLOMBO: Mrs. E. Deraniyagala. Regional Director of the All-Ceylon Women's Conference opened the first session of the Regional Conference at the Y.W.C.A. in Union Place last week. Eleven delegates from Sdtith East Asian countries attended the Conference, the theme of which is "Education of Women In <'i
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    Ceylonese Boycott Indian Shops Breach Of Peace Feared
    344 4 COLOMBO: The Secretary of the Ceylon Nadar Mahajana Sabha, an organisation of Nadar merchants in Ceylon, said that they had made strong representations to the Indian High Commission against the activities of the TrisinhaJa Paramuna in inciting people to boycott Indian-owned shops.
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    COLOMBO PLAN BODY'S REPORT
    222 4 COLOMBO: The main developments in the Colombo Plan countries luring the current year were greater flow of technical aid, creation or Improvement of practical trainmg, development of mutual aid among the countries, and greater contribution of technical co-operation to economic development projects, according to a Colombo
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    SINHALESE PHARMACOPOEIA
    127 4 COLiOMBO: The chance discovery of an old Sinhalese pharmacopoeia in London may pring ayurveda into the lime.ight says a London report. It was found at the Rcyal College of Physicians by Dr. H. Bennett Perera of Gampaha who is here doing post-gradu-ate work. Now net only ha.s Dr.
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    Party Convention To Be Drawn Up
    257 4 COLOMBO: The Government Parliamentary Group at its next meeting will di'-cuss the question of establishing a party convention binding on a'l its members This discussion will be days to consider suggestions initiated by a number of made by its members if the senior members
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    Firearms Training For Special Reserve Police
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    Personal Rights Of Ex-Rulers
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    German Cycle Tourist In Madras
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    Four Persons Run Over By Train
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    51 5 PHOTO, These photo-, ihow Miss Rose Chen, 25 and Stephen Won* 82, the air hostess and the radio operator who are among the nine people missing from the British airliner shot down by Red China planes off Hainan Island; July *3. The nine other people aboard the plane were rescued!.—
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    FLOOD INVESTIGATION CIRCLE
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    WAJLES VENUE OF NEXT EMPIRE GAMES
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    60 6 PHOTO). A cocktail party was riven by the Indian High Commissioner Mr. C. C. Desai in honour of the visit of India's Fraartce Minister Mr. C. O. Deshmuk. Picture shows Mr. Desbmuk engaged in animated conversation with the INDIAN DAILY MAIL correspondent Mr. K. V. S. Vas (second from right
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    301 6 —Dr. P. DESHMUKH BOMBAY: Dr Punjabrao Deshmukh Minister for Agriculture, said here last week that India had recorded *?uch great adavnee in cotton production in 1953.54 that she was very nearly on the way to attainding self-sufficiency. Inaugurating the 70th meet, ing of
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    THREE-MAN AUSSIE EXPEDITION
    60 6 NEW DELHI. Aug. 2 Dr. Herbert Tichy leader of a three.rruin Australian expedition to Cho Oyu the world's sixth highest mountain arrived here Sunday nigrht. The other two members of the expedition. Dr Helmut Heuberger and Josef Joechlcr, will arrive shortly by sea They will attempt 26,750.'00t
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    57 6 H Q Malaya Oommand announced yesterday that a Junior Civil Liaison Officer Arnold Dkas, attached to the Ist West Yorks was wounde.i on Operations in aijj of tho civil power on July 29 He received a groin wound when his .patrol contacted Communist terrorists Ho ha«
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