Indian Daily Mail, 23 August 1954
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Title Section16 1954-08-23 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL, X. No. 187. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1954. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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665 1954-08-23 1 MALAYA'S FREEDOM CERTAIN IF B.L.P. COMES BACK TO POWER POLICY STATEMENT ON COLONIAL AFFAIRS ISSUED LONDON, Aug. 22.— Britain's Labour Party leadership said today it backed the assistance being given to the people of Malaya m suppressing Corn..aimsin and welcomed the steps taken towards cott.tautionai advancement m Malaya. ihe OppositionReuter - 665 words
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Article, Illustration48 1954-08-23 1 Red MM Premwr Chou Kn Lai {right) greets Clement Attlee (left}, leader of the Brtish Labour Party Delegation to China, at a reception m Peking. Making the introduction is Ch/.:ng Hsi-Jo {centre) President of the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs. A. P. PhotoA.P. - 48 words
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Article184 1954-08-23 1 LONDON, Aug. 22. —Mr. Morgan Phi Kips, Secretary of the British Labour Party and a member of its delegation to China, said m a newspapers article that the Chinese people have confidence m their government for the first time for generations. Wrting to Reynolds News from Mukden, heReuter - 184 words
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Article93 1954-08-23 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Aug. 22. Premier Nehru may visit Comnmnist dhina m the second lutij of October tn response to pressing invitat ions jrom Chinese leaders. China hid invited Nehruearlier last year but it was thvn felt that he could not93 words
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Article451 1954-08-23 1 Continue To Contribute To Malaya's Progress Gopak Nenon's Parting Message To Indian Community (By Our Staff Reporter) "As m the past so m the future, I trust the Indian Community will play their part m contributing towards the cultural, economic and political progress of Malaya," declared the outgoing Representative of451 words
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Article141 1954-08-23 1 DISPUTE OVER T.C. GOVT From Our Own Correspondent NtfW DELHI, Aug. 22 Mr. Ram Manohar Loliia. Sec-retary-General of the Praja Socialist Party, has resigned his office following refusal of the Ail India Executive to force the Thanu Pillai Ministry to resign. In a letter to the President141 words
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Article77 1954-08-23 1 'ArUVAWUriUM, Aug. It. Mr. Pattom Thanu Piuai, T.C. otate Chief Minister, commenting on the news that Dr. Ram Manohar Loh.a had demanded immediate impartial enquiry into the firing against Tamil satyagrahis on Aug. 11 said Loma would not have made such demand had he known the full77 words
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Article90 1954-08-23 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Aug. 22— Governor Sri Prakasa opening the exhibition of the Indian Railway (Centenary trains at the Madras Beach Station, said the railways were the greatest unifying factor In India. There are two trains m the exhibit, one a metre guage andA.P. - 90 words
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160 1954-08-23 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Aug. 22.— India's Deputy High Commissioner m Ceylon Mr. R. F. Isar told pressmen here that 5,000 Indians holding temporary residence permits would be shortly repatriated to India, This would be the first batch to be repatriated160 words
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Article, Illustration65 1954-08-23 1 Former bank clerk Anthony DSuuza, 20, leads a party of 19 Goan "Liberators'' over a *ockey road-block into Portuguese Goa from India, on Aug. IS seventh anniversary of India's independence Day. This group, and others which crossed into Goa from India, were arrested when they refused toA.P. - 65 words
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288 1954-08-23 1 Colour Bar In (U.S. S. Africa) Churches! urgency of the situation" and KVANSTON, Illinois, Aug. 22. —A world team of Christian leaders went to work yesterday to frame methods for cleansing churches of what was called their "great scandal" racial segregation. But there were differing shades of view on how288 words
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265 1954-08-23 1 NEW DELHI, Aug. 22. Portugal and India appear no closer to a settlement of their dispute over Goa than before their exchange of diplomatic notes over appointment of impartial observers to study their bitter "cold and hot" war. India, m the last note of the265 words
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Article68 1954-08-23 1 VATICAN CITY, Aug. 22.— Pope Pius XII has directed Roman Catholic bishops everywhere to wage a "prudent and persuasive" fight against immodesty m modern dress. The letter recalled that criticism against immodest dress was voiced by Cicero and Seneca m the days of pagan Rome. Immodesty m dress,68 words
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Article102 1954-08-23 1 DUTT SEEfi HO CHI MINH SAIGON, Aug. 22 —Mr. S. Dutt, Indian leader of the In-do-China truce commission's advance party, left here by air today for New Delhi commenting that the commission** task had been well begun. "The international commission for Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia have commenced theirReuter - 102 words
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Article53 1954-08-23 1 places, but everywhere, m the streets of cities and villages, m public and private places, and, not infrequently, even m the House of God," NEWSPAPERS TOO! The letter deplored the circulation by neiospapers and other periodicals as well by moires of pictures that contribute to thisA.P. - 53 words
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493 1954-08-23 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore Mon. Aug. 23, 1954. Malayan Indians' Three-Fold Duty Kallang Airport yesterday morning just before emplaining for Madras, the outgoing Representative of the Government of India Mr. M. Gopala Menem m a message to the Mailayan Indian Community issued through the Indian Daily Mail representative hoped inter493 words
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680 1954-08-23 2 MEMORANDUM SUBMITTED TO LINGUISTIC COMMISSION NAGPUR: The States Reorganisation Commission continued its sitting here last week when representatives of various parties and sections of opinion presented their views on the reorganisation of the present composite State of Madhya Pradesh. Chairman Fazil AM,FOC - 680 words
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69 1954-08-23 2 KARACHI: The Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation has appointed a Canadian firm, as their consultants for their newsprint Industry. A representative of the firm Mr. A. E. Frankfurt, is now visiting East Bengal to study and report on the location of a factory for the manufactureFOC - 69 words
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188 1954-08-23 2 KOZHIKODE: The AUcya Kerala Committee which met last week under the presidentship of Mr. K. P. Kesava Menon, passed a resolution, expressing its opposition to a truncated Kerala State and reaffirmed its stand, as stated m its memorandum to the States ReorgtmisatioT Commission, demanding formationFOC - 188 words
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82 1954-08-23 2 MADRAS: In the absence of the Chief Minister, Sri K. Kamaraj Nadar, who will tour Ramnad and Tinnevelly districts from Aug. 21 to Sept. 1, the Finance Minister, Sri C. Subramanlam, will pay courtesy visit to President Rajendra Prasad at Mysore on Aug. 26,FOC - 82 words
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Article134 1954-08-23 2 BRUSSELS, Aug. 22 Belgian Foreign Minister PaulHenri Spaak announced early today that the six West European Foreign Ministers will meet tomorrow to put the finishing touches to a compromise to save the European army plan. The Foreign Ministers finally ended an overnight session early today after134 words
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Article38 1954-08-23 2 SHIYALI: The water-level m the Coleroon which threatened to submerge the neighbouring areas during the past five days registered a fall on Friday. The P.W.D. and Revenue officials have left their special camp.— FOC APFOC; AP - 38 words
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Article, Illustration25 1954-08-23 2 Picture Sri A. B. Shetty, addressing the Inaugural function of the Madura Medcal college, opened by sreemathl Rajku. marl Ammkaur recently. IDMIDM - 25 words
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Article110 1954-08-23 2 BOMBAY: Sri 8. A. Dange. the Communist leader said though he agreed with Sri Nehru's policy of not sending Indian troops to liberate Portu-, guese possessions, he did not agree with his policy of not allowing non-Goans to enter these territories. Presiding at a largely-attend-ed-rallyFOC - 110 words
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Article, Illustration34 1954-08-23 2 Photo. A special picture of Princess Alexandra, daughter of the Duchess of Kent, made by Cecil Beaton late July for her Canadian tour. She wears a white embroidered muslin evening dress.- A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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Article507 1954-08-23 2 Kamaraj - Kamaraj By TANJORE: Mr. Kam'iraj Nadar. Chief Minister mad* 1 an earnest appeal for co.op. eration among political par. ties other than the Communes; Party m dealing with problems of national importance. Mr. Kamaraj Nadar <whc covered a. wide range of subjects pleaded for sympath<?L.c understanding and unityFOC - 507 words
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Article307 1954-08-23 2 NEW DELHI: To meet the increased requirements O f village-level workers (G^m Sevaks) needed to man "the National Extention BMvtc* blocks to be taken up durttu the first Five Year plan MTinH ondng 1955-56, the Gov rr. icnt of India have dcci led to raise theFOC - 307 words
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Article149 1954-08-23 2 SELLA VAL SUGANA. ITALY, Aug. 22 Villagers mourned side by side with Nationa. leaders yesterday at the bier of fcrmer Premier Alcide De Gasperi, th e anti-Commun-ist battier who led Italy out of postwar chaos. The body cf the 73-year-old Christian Democrat leader lay m aA.P. - 149 words
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47 1954-08-23 2 BIG FIRE IN BOMBAY SALT LABORATORY BOMBAY: Property, estimated at about a lakh of rupees was destroyed, when a fire broke out Wednesday morning at the National Salt Laboratory m North Bombay. The flre brigade fought tne flames for three hours to bring it under control.- FOCFOC - 47 words
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Article198 1954-08-23 2 BOMBAY: Two of the four Portuguese policemen, who were reported m the Portuguese Press to have been killed while ''heroically" defcnd'ng Dadra and other villages of Nagar Haveli I.:*: month, have returned to Bombay. They are Clemente Francisco Periera and; Mohammad Khan. The Portuguese papers had; widelyFOC - 198 words
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114 1954-08-23 2 KARACHI: The High Commissioner for India m Pakistan, Dr. M. S. Mehta, presented a complete set of Mahatma Gandhi's biography by D. G. Tenditfkar to the Governor General of Pakistan, Mr" Ghulam Mahomed last week. He also presented a copy of Mahatme Gandhi's autobiograpny.FOC - 114 words
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Article118 1954-08-23 2 LONDON; Mr. Charles Augustus Kincaid, retired member of the Indian Civil Service, and author of many books and papers on India, died lest week at the age of 84. Passing the LC.S. examii nation m 1889, Mr. Kincaid came out to India m 1891,118 words
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2266 1954-08-23 3 GOA IS A TEST CASE NEHRU'S AUG. 15 SPEECH NEW DELHI: Prime Miniver Nehru decbred here that Asia was on the march and the time had long passed when any country could rule over another by force anywhere m the world. Mr. NehruFOC - 2,266 words
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Article, Illustration49 1954-08-23 3 Delegates of the World Assembly of Youth, the Second Genera* Assembly of which ia being held here, art being introduced t# the Governor of Singapore Sir John Nicoll, at a garden party given by His Excellency at the Government House reoently I. D. M jtfotwt.I.D.M. - 49 words
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Article169 1954-08-23 3 DR. PATTABHI - DR. PATTABHI NAGPUR: Dr. B. Pattabhi Sitaramayya, Governor of Pradesh, said an immediate duty before the country was the removal of untouchability Once this was effected, he said Harijans could be brought to the level of the majority of caste Hindus who were equally poor, landless, andFOC - 169 words
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Article112 1954-08-23 3 KURNOOL, Mr. T. Prakasam. Chief Minister, Andhra, Mr. N. Sanjeeva Reddi, Deputy Cfciief Minister and Mr. S. B. P. Pattabhiruma Rao, Minister for Education met at the residence of Mr. Prakas;im here last week and finalised arrangements for the inauguration of the Sri Venkateswara University at TirupatiFOC - 112 words
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801 1954-08-23 3 S. Ramachandran - S. Ramachandran By r«HANK work is an artistic handicraft of Bengal practised by the caste guild known as "Shankakasu" and "Shanka. banik". It still survives thanks mainly to the traditional customs of Bengal Hindu society. Chank bangles and vermillion Sankha Sindh m Bengali areFOC - 801 words
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Article102 1954-08-23 3 I.N.A. Maj. Gen. Chatter jee Dead CALCUTTA: The death occurred at his residence here on Tuesday night of Sri A. C. Chatter jee following a heart attack. He xoas 63. Sri Chatter jee joined the Indian Army during World War Two. After the fall of Singapore, he came m contactFOC - 102 words
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148 1954-08-23 3 NEW DELHI: The Prea*dent has given his assent to the Madras Government's Sales Tax (Amendment) Bill relating to fine and superjine cloth, it ia understood. But the Madras Medium and Coarse Cloth Bill has not y«t been given assent to. According to reportsFOC - 148 words
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Article, Illustration34 1954-08-23 3 The silver jubilee of the Madras Co-operative Milk supply Union, at Ayanava*vnn was celebrated on August 1, 195 if. Shri Sri Prakasa, Governor of Madras, who presided is seen addressing the gathering.34 words
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Article101 1954-08-23 3 SECUNDERABAD: The Magistrate of Bhongir has bound over Mr. Varakantan Gopal Reddy, Congress M.L.A., for gocd behaviour under Sec. 107 Cr. P. C, according to Information received at the Hyderabad State Assembly Secretariat. The Magistrate's order stems from what is known as the Malkapur co-operative farmFOC - 101 words
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Article53 1954-08-23 3 BANGALORE: Among the contributions to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund, is a sum of Rs. 18,000 being part payment of the proceeds of the Soviet Cultural delegation shows m Bangalore, m February this year. This amount has been sent by the Director of Public InstructionFOC - 53 words
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380 1954-08-23 4 Appeal Against Penang Warrant Allowed COLOMBO: The appeaJ of Mr. C. S. Arumugam of Tinnevelly, Jaffna, against the order of the Jaffna Magistrate that he should be surrendered to the Government of the Federation of Malaya was allovvXl by Mr. Justice Sansoni and heFOC - 380 words
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Article, Illustration53 1954-08-23 4 ELECTION OBJECTION DISMISSED Mr. S. Natesua, Minster for Posts and Telegraphs, Ceylon, thanking the voters of Myliddy for having given him the moral support and for having arranged a recep- tion to IWii'iSr hfrr. m connection with his recent success m a case where his election to the Parliament wasMathrupala - 53 words
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Article124 1954-08-23 4 Kamaraj Taken In Procession fc*rom Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Aug. 22 Mr. Kamaraj Nadar received a grand welcome from the citizens of his home town Virudhunagar yesterday when he visited the place for the first time since ceccming the Chief Minister of Madras State. From the Railway station, Nadar was124 words
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Article35 1954-08-23 4 HONG KONG, Aug. 22 Peking Radio said yesterday Chiang Kai Shek's Nationalist forces with United States' support had intensified "acts of piracy and harassing attacks against China's south-east coastal areas."- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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1685 1954-08-23 4 All Assistance Will Be Given— Kotelawala COLOMBO: The Prime Minister, Sir John Kotelawala, speaking when the House of Representatives met. m Committee to discuss the Appropriation Bill said the Government would give all iiwttMift here, whether they be T.R.P. holders or P.R.P. holders,FOC - 1,685 words
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165 1954-08-23 4 DACCA FLOODS MENACE GOVT. GRANARIES DACCA, East Bengal, Aug. 22. More than 50 people we're reported drowned yesterday w\hen four river boats capsized m Karnaphully River near Chittagong as flood waters spread over the southern part of Pakistan's East Bengal province. The flooding Brahmaputra and Ganges Rivers have already drivenAP; Reuter - 165 words
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Article55 1954-08-23 4 Further donations to tjiu L.ady Templer T.B. Hospital AppeaJ Fund that have oeen received bring the total to *1,721,313.54. A comoine basket ball match oetween the Batu Gajah Military, Police and ali-commu-nities recently netted $856.50 xor the Fund. This sum was donated through the Secretary, ~ady Templer55 words
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Article63 1954-08-23 4 K. PILAH BRIDGE OPENED A crowd of several hundred people attended the opening ceremony on Saturday last by the l>ato Mentrl tfesar, Wegn Sembilan. Inche Shamsudin bin Nain, of the new reinforced concrete bridge, over the sungei Muar, Kuala Pilan which had been constructed by the Public Works Department over63 words
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86 1954-08-23 4 NEHRU - SOME GANDHI STATUES ARE DISGUSTING NEHRU From Our Own Coricspo^d-nt NEW DELHI, Aug. j>2. -Premier Nehru tttronf/lu condemned th-e practice <>j making and selling crude ugly ana horrid statuttt-s supposedly representing MaJiatnui Gand/ii. Nehru icas speaking when laying the foun-dation-stoyie of the In-iian Standards Institution here on Saturday. He s~id86 words
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Article53 1954-08-23 4 The Yang di-Pcrtuan Ec;sar of NegTi Semblan will be leaving for tiie United Kingdom by sea l'cr, a short holiday soon after the official celebration of his 59th birthoay. During his stay m England he will take the opportunity of consult >ig a specialist53 words
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