Indian Daily Mail, 18 August 1954

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail OL, X. No. 183. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1954. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS
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    IT'S TIME MOW MADAM
    94 1 PICTURE. Yes, the time is up and Madam Vijayalakshml Pandit has to rush to fulfil another engag ement. One striking feature of Madam Pandit's tour here Is that she was punctual to tveiy function despite the fact she was not keeping very good health and felt
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    India's First Honours Satisfy South Indians
    248 1 But It Is A Violation Off Constitution, Say Critics From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Aug. 17— Reactions to India's first honours list published on the Eighth Anniversary of Freedom here is very mixed. There is general satisfaction that the first three recepients of India's
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    SIAM AND BURMA TROUBLE SPOTS
    234 1 LONDON, Aug. 16.— The Times McnJay expressed the opinion that the Communist are almost certain to try to create Uroubla m Siam and Burma by means. lh±s independent newspaper urged the Western Powers to prepare to give *H- p m the case of the Com.
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    86 1 PHOTO. President Duight D. Eisenhower has his hands full right from the start as he takes his grand -children for a yacht trip. Before the yacht "Margie gets away from her Washington Navy Yard berth, Susan, 2, needs a bit of Presidential shifting. Meanwhile, Davis, 6, strikes a pose holding
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    PORTUGUESE CRUISER OPENS 'FIRE'
    318 1 TO LAND TROOPS AND RECAPTURE LOST FORT DID THEY FIRE BLANKS? BOMBAY, Aug. 17.— Indian newspapers today prominently displayed reports that a Portuguese cruiser had opened fire and landed troops under cover of machine-gun fire to recapture Terekhol fort from nationalist groups. A Press Trust of
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    41 1 The Malayan Board of Income Tax have decided that no change be made m the deductions allowed from the assessable income of an individual resident m the Colony and a Hindu Joint Family under section 35 of the Income Tax Ordinance.
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    Registration Closing Date Is Sept. 30
    229 1 Registration Closing Date Is Sept. 30 The Colonial Secretary, yesterday announced m the Legislative Council here ti :t the closing date for registering as citizens of the united Kingdom and Colonies untl Sept. 30. In a written answer o a question put by Mr. M. VJ>. Nair, the Colonial Secretary
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    Floods Affect 10 m. In E. Pakistan
    89 1 DACCA. East Pakistan' Aug. 17 Flood waters of the Brahmaputra and Gaigcj riyers which have alrea-iv driven ten million people from their homes m East Beagai, were yesterday repot i,cd spreading m the southern and central districts But reports from other U s
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    COLONIALISM MUST GO
    290 1 SOEKARNO DJAKARTA, Aug. 17 President Soekarno of Indonesia said today colonial domination must be swept from the surface of the earth, the right of self determination must appiy to the full to all nations. Addressing ihis people on the occasion of the ninth anniver. sary of the
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    Mrs. Pandit In Djakarta
    154 1 DJAKARTA, Aug. 17.— Within an hour after her arrival m Djakarta Madame Vijeyalakshmi Pandit, accompanied by President Soekarno and Vice-President Mohammad Hatta, drove from the Palace to tine Parliament building to attend a special session en the eve of the n»nth anniversary of tne Proclamation of
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    ATTEMPT ON C.O'S LIFE
    286 1 An attempt was made on the life of Lieut Col. T. H. Allford, DSO., the Commanding Officer of the 2nd Battalion the 7th Gurkha Rifles at Sungei Besi Selangor on the evening of Aug 13 19f4. He escaped without injury I/t. Col. Allford, aged 42. whose
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    University Of Malaya Not To Be Shifted To Johore
    476 1 Singapore And Federation To Have separate Universities established, that part of the University of MaTava sited to Smgapore will be merged into the neir Umversi^ o? Btag£ Said Mr. R. M. Young Director of Education yesterday commending the Report of the
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    Aurobindo Ashram Head Backs Merger With India
    177 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Aug. 17 In a remarkable statement made on Independence Day at Pondicherrv Aurobindo Ashram, the Mother who is the Absolute Spiritual and Executive Head of the Institution since the death of Sri Aurobindo Ghose has announced her willingness
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    India Accused Of Cutting Short Goan Resistance!
    373 1 LISBON, Aug, 17 The Portuguese Overseas Ministry said yesterday that it appeared all Portuguese resistance had ended m the enclaves of Nagar Aweli, and Dadra, north of Bombay, where proIndian Goan Nationalists marched m some time ago. j It accused the Indian authoI
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    DEMONSTRATION IN LISBON
    74 1 About 5,000 flagwaving demonstrators paraded through Lisbon streets last night shouting "Goa is ours" and rejoicing at the failure of the march on Goa by proIndian Goanese Nationalists on Sunday. The Portuguese Foreign Ministry issued a communique early today claiming that West Germany and: Cuba had both
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    Bombay Dockers To Boycott Fr. And Portuguese Boats
    192 1 Bombay Dockers To Boycott Fr. And Portuguese Boats BOMBAY, Aug. 17.— The Bombay port Trust Workers Union called on all its members yesterday to boycott French and Portuguese ships "until suoh time as the two countries clear out of India." The Union represents workers employed on pilotage, dock and harbour
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    Goan Nationalist Shot Dead
    78 1 BOMBAY, Aug. 17.— Reports reaching Bombay to-day said one Goan nationalist was shot dead and) another injured by Portuguese police after their recapture of Terekhol fort. The fort is In Portuguese Terekhol enclave, a few miles outside Goa'B northern border. It was reported that the nationalist
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    Indian Daily Mail S'pore. Wed. Aug. 18, 1954 CITIZENSHIP: TWO WELCOME DECISIONS
    573 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore. Wed. Aug. 18, 1954 CITIZENSHIP: TWO WELCOME DECISIONS THE Colonial Secretary Mr. W. A. C. Gocde announced m the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday m a written reply to a question that the number of persons who had registered as citizens of the United Kingdom and Colonies
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    Whither Drifting Goa Government?
    458 2 BELGAUM: Atrocities by Negro soldiers are reported from Goa it is learnt rrom reahable sources that the young wife of an Indian tea. Cher m a Marat hi school at Rai near Margao was kid. napped by Negro men on Saturday Another report" of kidnapping of
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    CHIEF JUSTICE'S PLEA TO POLICE
    194 2 GUNTUR: Presiding over the annual sports of the <Jun. tur district, police Chief Justice K. Subba Rao of the Andhra High Oourt told the police force not to put forth fuiso evidence but pursue <-n»y truthful and honest eviiect-;o irrespective of tho results «>t oases.
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    INDIA'S NATIONAL STRUGGLE
    1653 2  -  FREDERICK GRUBB LOOKING BACK.... (By I PART I (The author of this short series of articles, now m his 85th year, writes with inside knowledge, dating back to 1885, about the earlier stages of India's national struggle and he continues to take an active interest hi her
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    Censorship Of Films Must Go
    226 2 MADRAS: Mr. P. V, R?j mannar, Chief Justice of tl.e Madras High Court. and Chairman of the All-Ir.clU Sangeetha Natak Acacfom.'. presiding over the tenth anniversary of the Cine Technicians' Association of South India, expressed it as his personal view that censors ip of films
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    Indo-Pakistan Relations—Hope
    117 2 Indo-Pakistan Relations Hope LiAHORE: Mr Ghazaifar Ali .Khan, Pakistan's High Commissioner m India sy.'d that he would make "c »cry effort" to improve the relations between India and Pakistan. "It is an article of faith with me that it is m the best interests of the two count 'tea to
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    Food Situation Not Affected By Floods
    174 2 LfUCSCNOW: Mr. Ki«lw?i the Union Food Minister, sad here that the recent floods U> various parts of the count -y wo'Ud not affect the oventi improved food situation m the country The floods and the consequential scarjr.y were normal annual features The present riste
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    49 2 PICTURE. Mr. M. Balachander, Well-known Indian Tain 1 film aftor who lias scored! in A.V.M. Production the "GIRL" arrived in Colombo by air recently with his wife Srimath 1 Santha to make personal appe ranees in the theatre in which the pieI ur. is mnnlnf to i);icUi<l hnns ■>». MATHRUPALA
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    SANSKRIT UNIVERSITY WANTED IN DELHI
    97 2 NEW DELHI: A depUta tion of the Sanskrit leMtvi Sammelan met the Educjtoi Minister, Maulana Abul K-i Lam Azad. and submitted to him a scheme for the touting of a Samkrt Univir^ ty m Delhi. The deputation was l«d *X Sri N. V. Gadgil, and
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    DR PRASAD ILL IN MYSORE
    82 2 MYSORE: The Pi<X= V.-iU Dr. Prasad, is indspesed U i result of a severe attacK Cl ai'Virgic headache accom t ed by a mild attack of bron chial asthma. Maj.-Gen B Chattel ijc Military Secretary, states UP the President is responl M iJ satisfactorily to
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    Tamil Areas In T.-C.
    657 2 Notion Ruled Out In Assembly MADUAS: In the Madras Legislative Assembly after question- time, Mr. P. Jeevanadam sought leave lor a motion to adjourn the House to consider a subject of urgent public imi>ortance, namely, the alleged failure of the State Government to make representations to
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    RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUAL IN A WELFARE STATE
    1890 3 A Chief Justice's Analysis BANGALORE: T h c a! Chief Justice of Bombay, m Mr. M. C. Chagla, said while resisting unjustifi- m able encorachments of the w Executive on the freedom of the individual, the Judge n< should not forget that he
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    66 3 PHOTO. On August 9at a ceremony m Bled Yugoslavia, the Foreign Ministers of Turkey, Greece and Yugoslavia signed a 20-year Military Alliance between their three countries. After the signing, Yugoslav l'r *id<-nt» Tito held- a reception. President Tito (right) and his wife (left) chat with Greek Foreign Minister Stephen Stvphanopoulos
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    SETTLEMENT BY NEGOTIATION GIRI'S ADVICE
    149 3 SETTLEMENT BY NEGOTIATION GIRI'S ADVICE MADRAS: Mr. V. V. Giri, Union Labour Minister, stated that whatever be the form and content of the law of abour relations, "it should be Lhe earnest endeavour of every one Of us to allow full scope for mutual negotiations and collective bargaining. interference by
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    LAND REFORMS IN T.-C.
    109 3 TRIVANDRUM The Exo. cutive of the Travanjcie Cochin Pradesh Congcvvs Committee at its meot'n;? adopijid a {resolution, weta-xn-ing the measures of the Stale Government to introduce land reforms, including fixation of ceilling on ownership and possession of land The committee approved the stand °f the congress
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    Dearth Of Doctors In Salem Area
    170 3 SALEM: "The execution of works under the Post-War Uoad Development scheme could not be pushed through satisfactorily owing to inadequate allotment of grants by Government. The Beard ha* carried on its administration to the benefit cf the public m all pos&ible ways subject to
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    Explosion In Mill In Rajahmundry
    120 3 RAJAHMUNDRY Chirtam Subba Rao (35) Kondeti Subba Rao (30) and Rahiman Beg (155) who were seriously in_ jured, as a result of an explosion m the Mill m which they were working, died m the Government Hospital later. It is stated that the explosion occurred
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    18 KASHMIR DETENUS RELEASED
    70 3 SRINAGAR: Eighteen persons out of those arrested along with Sheikh Abdullah former Premier, on Aug. 9 last year, were released last week from various jails on the occasion of Bakr Id. Among those released are: Mr. Mahomed Amin, former Food Controller, Mr. Ghulam Qadir Beg, former
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    REAL REASON FOR PORTUGAL'S DETERMINATION TO STAY IN INDIA FOR GOLD SNUGGLING?
    883 3 REAL REASON FOR PORTUGAL'S DETERMINATION TO STAY IN INDIA FOR GOLD SNUGGLING? NEW DELHI: World Press reactions are generally inclined to support the demand for the termination of Portuguese rule m Goa and other Settlements m India. While a few Conservative papers m Britain have launched a campaign cf vilification
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    Balkan Alliance Signed
    41 3 PHOTO. The Foreign Ministers of Greece, Yugoslavia and Turkey pictured here as they sign the 20-year m litary alliance m BlecH Yugoslavia on August 9. Left to right. Stefanopolous Greece; Joca Popovic, Yugoslavia and Fuadl Kondulo. ArUpv' AP
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    Tamil Areas In T.C. State Madras View
    427 3 Tamil Areas In T.C. State Madras View MADRAS: Mr. C. Suora. maniam, Finance Minister stated m the Madras Legislative Assembly that this Government had written to the States Reorganisati an Commission urging tnat predominantly Tamil areas o i TravancorejOochin State which were contiguous to Madras State should be m eluded
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    Propagation Of Hindi: States Suggestions
    229 3 NEW DELHI: Addre-aing the Al»- India Education Ministers' conference m New Delhi Maulana Azad, Union Minister for Education invited suggestions from the States regarding the leor. ganizatlon of the Hindi Shiksha Samiti and the marker m which Central aid shou'J be given for the propagati
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    ADMINISTRATION OF LACCADIVE ISLANDS
    84 3 MADRAS Replying to a question by Sri K. P. Gopalen, Com. Malabar, m the Legislative Assembly, the Transport Minister Sri B. Prameswaran, stated that m December, 1951, a special inspecting officer was deputed to the Laccadive and Amindivi islands near Malabar, to report on the re-orga-nisation
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    Broad Reorientation Of Life In Lanka-Proposals
    445 4 Broad Reorientation Of Life In Lanka -Proposals COLOMBO: Proposals for a broad reoriemtation of life In Lanka to mark the Buddha Jayanti (2,500 years of Buddhism) m 1956 were recapitulated when the Cabinet Sub-Committee met a joint conference of the Malwatte and Asgiriya Chapters m the Poyege at Malwattee. Details
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    HE WAS OFFERED SPEAKERSHIP
    192 4 COLOMBO: Unless truly democratic Government came into power, democracy and independence would continue to be a iarce m Ceylon, said Mr. S. W. K. D. BanctaranaiKe, Leader of the Opposition, presiding at the ninth prize giving of Sri Janananda Buddhist Sunday School at the Kadurugcda Vihara
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    NEW PLANNING COMMITTEE
    167 4 COLOMBO The Government is expected to announce shortly the appointment vi a new Cabinet Planning Committee to evolve a co-ordinat. Ed long.term plan for the economic development of t«e country. This Committee is likdy to consist of fewer Ministers than the fiist Cabinet Planning Committee, which wsa
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    A PRECIOUS BOOK FOR OUR LEGCO
    70 4 Mr. Ralph Assheton, Leader of the delegation from the United Kingdom Branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association presented yesterday the Singapore Legis!»tive Council with a copy of Erskine Mays Parliamentary Practice. The copy contains the signa. tures of Lord Chancellor, Speaker Morrison, opposition leader
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    Beggar Problem
    123 4 COLOMBO: The Depart ment or Social Services will shortly investigate the problem of professional beggars. Thia will be part of tne beggar survey now being con. ducted m Colombo and which will soon be extended to Kandy Galle. Jaffna ana Anuradhapura Twenty-five beggars will be interviewed m each
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    HARRIED MAID!
    68 4 What if* sport to Padminl (right) is 'sorrow to Raginl, who remains a 'Married Maid'! Pity indeed that circumstances should frowm on this beautiful dame and deprive her husband of marital happiness. The much sought after Siva jl Ganesan, alluring Padminl vivacious Ragini and the wholesome beauty Krishnakumari
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    Canadian Reps To I-C Commission
    90 4 OTTAWA, Aug. 17 7he Canadian Government ye;t*r. day appointed its three representatives to the Indo.China truce commissions. They arc-. Brigadier sher. wood Lett, Chancellor of the University of British Col'.r.n. bia, who will head the Canadian delegation on the Viet. nam Armistice Commission. Mr Leon
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    Mrs. Pandit Enjoys A Joke
    28 4 MADAM PANDIT enjoying a joke from Mr. G. G. Thomson, and) Mr. Oopala Menon and Mr. K. S. BaJpai also join them. I.D.M.
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    Sale Of Land To Non-Nationals
    164 4 Sale Of Land To Non-Nationals COLOMBO The Government Parliamentary Party Sub-Committee on lands has unanimously recommended the enactment cf legislation to pro. hibit both nationals and nonnationals from alienating or selling land to non-naticnals. According to Times of Ceylon, the enactment of such a legislation was calculated to bring to
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    Tobias And The Angel
    48 4 At the British Council Hall to-day at 7.00 p.m. a special performance of James Bridie's Comedy, 'Tobias and The Angel* will be presented by the Habonim produced by Denis Snowman. This production is an interesting experiment m a combination of stage and radio technique.
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    Communal Clash In Hyderabad
    137 4 BOMBAY. Aug 17 One hundred persons were '.njjr. Ed, eomc of them serioisiv. m a Hindu.Moslem o!ash m Nizamabad' Hyderabad sta^.c Sunday following the hoiot. ing of the Pakistani flag be sides Mahatma Gandhi's .vta tue, according to reports reaching here Monday. When local Congress loaders
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    U.S. FLOOD RELIEF FOR INDIA
    48 4 WASHINGTON Aug 17 The American Red Cross Monday set aside US$3O 000 for flood relief m India 'a*id U5525,000 for similar aid to Iran The Red Cross also announced a previous of US$6O,OOO for the sa m 9 purpose m Pakistan. AP PICTURE.
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    BUDDHISTS UP IN ARMS !
    149 4 BUDDHISTS UP IN ARMS COL.OMBO: Buddhist priests ot tJeyion, hiuierto known lor tneir non-ViOient, lioera. outioott, are now up m MXtOm again.- 1 Indian nationals. Tncy argue tnat it Piemier Neniu couid ask tne Portuguese ana tne i?'rench to quit india, Piemier Koteiawa.a too is jusuinu m adK-.ng Uie maians
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    FACILITIES FEES
    178 4 JAFFNA: Everybody knows why tacilities fees were introduced. They are '"an attempt to sabotage Free Education", said Mr. S. SivapaUiu.sundram, principal of ir'arameshwara College at the annual dinner of the Jaffna Hindu College H. C. Hostellers' Union. Mr. Sivapathasundram added that Free Education cou.<j not exist with the
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    Management Of Chitties: Petition Dismissed in T.-C. High Court
    478 4 Management Of Chitties: Petition Dismissed in T.-C. High Court ERNAKULAM: In the Travancore-Ccrhin High C i.urt, Mr. Justice M. S. Menon dismissed a petition under Article 223 of the Constitution iiifd by Mr. Joseph Kuriiviiia, a chitty foreman oi Kottayam, against the State and Additional Chitty Registrar for quashing a
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    SINO-INDIANS
    60 4 The team to represent the Si no- Indians against tne U.M.a Indonesian tourists to-day ai 8.30 p.m. at tne Ja.un riebai Stadium will be cnosen irom the following-: Chee Seng, Narayanan, Chong Kum, Vellu, Teo Keng, Hee Jong, Kok Seng, Hin Weng, Rashid, J Mahinda, Yang Huat, Chong Mun,
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    LEVER BROS : APPLICATIONS FOR ENGAGEMENT
    116 4 LEVER BROS APPLICATIONS FOR ENGAGEMENT A press ielease ItUttwl by Mfeara, Lever Brothers (Ma»aya) Limited on August ltj states as follows: "'As indicated by the Company m their announcement on Saturday, 14tn August iys4, the question o f employment oi loriner workers wnu apparently nad been nnsiniormeu, miauirecied or possib.y
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    "VAN ZIJLL"
    116 4 H. Neth. Ms frigate "VAN ZIJLL" (1250 toua) under command of Commander F. G. H. van Siraaten will pay an unoiiicial cal. to the port of Singapore norn the 18tn 20th August. She is on her way to Korea. H. Neth. Ms "VAN ZIJLL" has a complement of
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