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Title Section16 1954-09-22 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. No. 216. SINGAA'OKE, WIO>JVE^DAy;, Stivj.EaiiStiki 22, 1954 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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277 1954-09-22 1 No Direct Management Of Private Schools By Govt. (By Our Staff Reporter) The Government has under consideration ways and means of giving further assistance to Chi ■■■-<• -Hiioo.s additional to those outlined earlier m a policy statement on biting oaiism. ihis statement was made277 words
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126 1954-09-22 1 School Bill H.E. Ailays Chinese rears In a message from tne chair, His t,xceaeucy tne ooveinor. tne ttiugapore legislative Council Meeuug yesteiuay, depiored tne apparent suggestion m Press reports mat the Government was adapting an anti-oninese souool poiicy, an assumption wnich nad no foundation wnatever. Tne Governor aiso ueplored the126 words
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225 1954-09-22 1 Ly Our Staff Reporter Air. L.. m Yew Hock, pleaded V. Le lslat >ye Council yesspeaking on the fo J ou ment that the last date £Li* specially facilitated for citizenship of ne l ;K. and Colonies be extended beyond Sept. 30 as wo?iL thousands225 words
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Article189 1954-09-22 1 ELECTIONS BILL GOES TO SEL. COM. By our Staff Reporter aue bingapoie legislative wuuncil iMcct.uns tJnl alter pass.ng tnrcugn its lat Keadjtft, m tne legislative Council yesterday was reierred to a »->e-ect Committee of five. me memoers of the Select committee are: The Cclonial .j.cretaiy (chairman), Mr. R. -.umaonoy, Mr.189 words
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Article88 1954-09-22 1 Govt. Employees Union T.U.C. t»y our Stan uepurter Mr. Urn Yew Hock m his speech on the adjournment yesteruay m the i-*:gco, renewed h.s plea ior permission tc be granted to the Government employees un.ons to join cne Trade umon Congress. He nuded tnat cne union nad wririen to the88 words
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Article151 1954-09-22 1 During hi* visit to I'rov.nce \ttii(s,cj ytsteruay, iue v iiiiinssKiiier, bit liunatU MacOuilvray proceeded to &>unge* Battau, hihtc. he nut tue Pengtuuu and the Headmaster vi aaArabic sciioiii. The agricu. tuiai ass. stunt who was nirm.uceti to hlin explained a leng-th the padi siuuuioii v151 words
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141 1954-09-22 1 GAMBLING: STOP IT-LIM NOT WE— GOVT. By our Staff Reporter In his .speech on the adjournment m the Singapore Legislative Council Mr. Urn Yew Hock made a powerful pica for the removal cf disc billiards, which was started two or three months ago and which has beccme the despair of141 words
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Article43 1954-09-22 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 21.— Communist members of L'ar. uament can adciress other lawmakers as "comrade"' if tncy desire, th y chairman of the Upper House has ruled. He says "comrade" is as good parliamentary form as ■'colleague" or "friend."— APAP - 43 words
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Article265 1954-09-22 1 NEW DELHI* Sept. 21. India's House of people (Lower House yesterday passed a •>»•' to merge the former *rencb settlement of cuandernasore Into West Bengal. Mr. Nehru the Mini."-.-, ter said tne bul formally enu. Ed lorei^gn ru*e over anov.nct small cart of India. He265 words
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Article91 1954-09-22 1 KARACHI, Sept. 21_pakis. tan Is now producing- enough textiles to provide each ono of its 75,000,000 people w^th eight yards annually. Statistics released by tho Government show a sliar,, L,;j..n m textile production since 1947, the year Pakistan became independent, wthich was only oneAP - 91 words
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Article105 1954-09-22 1 NEW DELHI, sept. 21. Between 5,000 and 6.000 Hindus a month have "migrated" from East Palcstan into India during the first naif of this year, a government spokesman told Parliament. AMwerlßf question*, he Maid a main reason for the "migration" was economic difficulties agecting mostAP - 105 words
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Article, Illustration46 1954-09-22 1 PHOTO. The United States Foreign Secretary Mr. JOHN FOSTER DULLES take* his leave of the Brit sh Prime Minister SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL after lunch at No. 10 Downing Street on Sept. 17. Between them is the British Foreign Secretary Mr. ANTHONY EDEN.- APAP - 46 words
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295 1954-09-22 1 (By Our Staff Reporter) m answer to an oral question raised by Mr. Lim Yew Hock m the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday, the Attorney-lieneral said that the Government was not aware that the prosecution for sedition of the Editorial Board of295 words
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Article80 1954-09-22 1 In a written answer to Mr. M. f. v. JSair'a question*, tne uoU>ni<u secretary stated m tne jueytatattve council yesieraay tnat taere were no rules prascriuing the powers and duties oj justices oj the feace m tne colony andtnat the number of J.Ps m the colony are U:80 words
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Article100 1954-09-22 1 From Ufir Own Correspondent TANJORE. Sept. 21.— Mr. K. Kamarej JMudar, Cnief Minister Louring tne Tanjore district m connection with tne District Board Elections strongly contested by Communists and Congress today Qistnouted sixty acres of land received Cnrougn fcooclnan movements to Sixty poor peasants.Copyright - 100 words
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Article158 1954-09-22 1 SAIGON, Sept. 21. General Nguyen Van Hinh, Army Chief of Staff whc is defying the Vietnam Premier's order to quit the country, posted tanks and trocps m a 200--yard cordon round his headquarters here today. The soldiers stcod with machine guns and tommy gun*? atReuter - 158 words
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Article135 1954-09-22 1 ittiu HAUuJi, sept. 21. rhe worla'si first Mus»im Amjassadross, the Begum Liaquat \ii Khan, presented her crelentialfl to Queen Juliana here. The new Pakistani Ambassadress was received during a JO-minute audience by Queen Juliana m her Hague palace. The Begum arrived m a gildid, hcrsedrtiwn stateAP - 135 words
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Article112 1954-09-22 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Sept. 21.— The India Government is considering whether to ban prize-cross-word-puzzles competitions totally or control them by licence, the Deputy Home Minister Mr. B. N. Datar told the uoh Sabha yesterday during the question time. He said replies toCopyright - 112 words
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107 1954-09-22 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Sept. 21.— Mr. C. Rajagopalachari, former Chief Minister said here the aim ot Tirukkural was not to deny God and bakthi, but to develop true spirit of devotion and get nearer Him. To interpret K.ural as an atheistic work wasCopyright - 107 words
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Article55 1954-09-22 1 From Our Own Correspondent SITAMARHI, (Bihar) Sept. 21. An entire village Palaman District has been donated to Boodhan Movement and named Vinobha Gram, after Vinobha Bihave sponsor of the Boodhan Movement. Fifteen families living m tine village have undertaken to cultivate the available land collectively andCopyright - 55 words
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Article126 1954-09-22 1 MALAYALEE DOMINATION OVER TAMILS From Our Own Correspondent NAGAPATTINAM. Sept. 21. Seventy .s.xtn uirLna.iy of Periy«tr Kamaswamy was celebrated here at a public meeting, where a numoer of addresses were presented to him. Periyar was presented with shawl and a garland of seventy six sovereigns. Addressing the next day a126 words
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Article30 1954-09-22 1 From Ojw Own Correspondent TINNEVELLY, Sept. «i.-~ Kwimani Desiga Vinayagatn Pillai of NagercoU is critically M. He has been m bed tor a long tnne.— CopyrightCopyright - 30 words
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Article31 1954-09-22 1 NEW DELHI, Sept 21.— India has decided to abstain m the voting tomorrow for a president of ithe new United Nations General Assembly, a government spokesman said.—. APAP - 31 words
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Article56 1954-09-22 1 STOP PRESS NEHRU TO VISIT ANGKOR PHNOM PENH, Sept. 21. The Indian l»rime Minister Pandit Nehru will stop off at the Cambodia capital of Phnom Penh on October SO on his return from his visit to China, the International Armistice Control Commission announced here today. He would probably also visitReuter - 56 words
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543 1954-09-22 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Wed. Sept. 22, 1954 FEDERAL CITIZENSHIP INDIANS m the Federation, and particularly the estate workers, will be extremely disappointed at the Member for Home Affairs Mr. R. G. K. Thompson's refusal to relax the language and residential qualifications for acquiring- the Federal citizenship. He was replying543 words
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452 1954-09-22 2 Special Marriage Bill Passed By Overwhelming Voice Vote NEW DELHI. After 37 hours of controversy the Lok Sabha last Friday passed the Special Marriage Bill by an overwhelming voice vote which contrasted strangely with tbe critical tenor of speeches made duringthe third The Bill wiil now g o back toFOC - 452 words
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919 1954-09-22 2 Thursday's Procee dings: Divorce Clause Passed NEW DELHI. In completing the second reading of the Special Marriage Bill on Thursday last, the Lok Sabha adopted the ciause permitting divorce, including the provision for divorce by mutual consent. In contrast ivith the sharp divergence of views expressed m the debate, whenFOC - 919 words
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129 1954-09-22 2 Vultures Hit Plane, Pilot And Radio Officer Injured CALCUTTA: The pilot and the Radio Officer of a Burma Airways Plane were Injured when two vultures smashed its windscreen at a height of 3,000 *eet on Thursday afternoon. This happened when the plane, •which was coming from Rangoon, was about SOFOC - 129 words
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203 1954-09-22 2 Stern Punishment In Nepal For Trouble Makers KATHMANDU: The Nepali Government has issued a warning that anyone indulging m defamatory propaganda against Nepal's "friendly nations," and thereby inciting people, will be liable to severe punishment. me warning came a week ueroxe protest uemonstrations caved ior oy the cciiuiiumstuuiiiinated JanadnxKar suraKShFOC - 203 words
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Article69 1954-09-22 2 AJMER: Chowdhrv 3ha girath Singh, Speaker of the Ajmer legislative Assembly, last week submitted his re signation, as advised by Congress President Nehru, it ip authoritatively learnt. Chowdhry Bhagimth Sin^h personally handed over his resignation letter to the Chief Minister, m his resignation letter, he has requestedFOC - 69 words
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253 1954-09-22 2 Reds To Launch Anti-S.E.A.D.O. Campaign NEW DELHi: The central committee of the Communist Party of India has decided to launch an immediate antiS.E.A.D.O. campaign "together with all democratic and progressive force." It wil, demand that the Government cf India take steps with China to consult all Asian countries on theFOC - 253 words
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Article122 1954-09-22 2 LUinuoW, »ept. xo. m woai is bel^evea to me Une biggest transier of its Kind yet *cmevea, a uunaon suigwu nas replaced i* centaueires or aorta (tne main neait djoou vessel; of a patient with arteries from a corpse. it is Uiscioaeu a surgery pxx. fesaor,NAFEN - 122 words
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Article73 1954-09-22 2 BANGALORE. Dr. M. Vizvesvaraya celebrated his 94tn btrtnuay m Bomoay on Tuesday tust. The President O j the Mysore Chamber o f Commerce sent a telegram of congrattulotion to Dr. Vtsvesvaraya, which said, "President and members of the Mysore Chamber of Commerce con vey their warm wishesFOC - 73 words
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327 1954-09-22 2 that the mount O f R.. 8 8 .SSe. ftS^*nsd. ta r* k After adjusting Rs. 13.61 lakhs since paid by them and after withdrawal of debits aggregating to Rs. 19.13 lakhs as a result of correspondence withFOC - 327 words
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146 1954-09-22 2 *v***amm.uui: frasimnjf over the Onarr, celobratian frnngea b y the Maiaya.eea of tJie £i£appl cXfc l^unpo. on n-.aagr.jMt Dr. KM. Aiagap^^ettiarS a »bute to the enterprising qualltterofthe Masy a £es and Ba.d that they adorned La important mSSSfta the country due to their simplicity ofFOC - 146 words
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Article531 1954-09-22 2 NUJW DELHI: The Prime Minister aaid m Uhe Raiva Sabha that tnere had been no attempt by French aircran to carry arms m any appreciable scale through lnaia m mao(Jnina. Out of several hundreds of passengers who (had passed through, some had been carrying as partF.O.C. - 531 words
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Article490 1954-09-22 2 INDIAN AIR SERVICE TO CHINA _N»W DijjLHl: Th c Deput\ communications Minister, Mr \rl anadur > informed Mr. Vaiulia m the Rajya Sabha -ast Thursday that the question of operating an air s-3rv.ce U a a as un^r the consider avon of Government. Indian airlines were now operating to allFOC - 490 words
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100 1954-09-22 2 NEW (DELHI: The All Ind Ia v Scouts Associaticn i h l«t its assistance m propagating the small savings campaign, has collected cubamounting to Rs 1,80,000 ab small savings The Association is one of the many such organizations which hlh afiTee to work a« autho"100 words
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Article28 1954-09-22 2 STAGING OF TAMIL PLAY BANNED waukas The Government has prohibited the HtaJtaTSr «he Tamil drama, AchA-ia* or Marmaveeran," on the EX"? y*Vs la a scand^wws and defamatory nature28 words
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Article110 1954-09-22 2 KOTTAYAM: Small rubber growers from different parts rsntT raYa ncore Cochin »et recently, at Parathod, and formH* <£r Association of Small Holders of Rubber Plantations, with a view to safeguarding taieir interests. Sri G. Padbhanabha Pillai presided. A temporary committee with the following as office-bearersFOC - 110 words
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Advertisement12 1954-09-22 2 -■••■'■■-■■■■miliiiiiimi'iiiiMiiinriiiiiniiiiinniiiiiiiinin FOR PREMIER NEHRU'S VIEWS ON SPECIAL MARRIAGE BILL SEE PAGE FOUR12 words
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528 1954-09-22 3 DESAI'S TALKS WITH PREMIER INFRUCTUOUS °°tP!^ A Wgh level IlMto^eylon conference, convened by Ceyions rtune Muuster, Sir John *ot£ la» ala, on Tuesday (Se^ 14) failed to^eTund£ standing on any ol the outstanding issues thus nr«venting solution of the problem of citizenshin nt IndianFOC - 528 words
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Article228 1954-09-22 3 MADRAS: The report that the Ceylon Government was determined to send back to india not enly th e residence permit holders whose permits nave exp.red, but all the 150,000 Indian passport holdeis came as a "surprise" to cfficiaiS and non-officials here. Ceylon's decision was reported to haveFOC - 228 words
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Article277 1954-09-22 3 TEAR UP THE PACT— EX P.M.! COLOMBO Air. Dudley Senanayake, the ex_Prime Minister, thinks that the indo.Ceylon Agreement at present serves no useful purpose and may as well be torn upIn a statement to the l'rcsn Mr. Senanayake said lost week: "In view of tihe fact that a wronfc impressionFOC - 277 words
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330 1954-09-22 3 COLOMBO: Mr. Thonda man President of the Ceylon 7y, er c 5u ratic Congress. said i™ approach tc the Cey'or Indian question by all those concerned had been "ill- balansed.' "It has r>een motivated by ccnsidorations of kudos rather in »n a desire to seekFOC - 330 words
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55 1954-09-22 3 BOMBAY. The Prime Minister Bri Jawaha/rlal Nehru is expected to inaugurate the 5Yz miles long tunnel connecting the Bombay corporation's Rs. 18 crore Vaitarna dam reservoir project under construction, with the Tnnsa reservoir. The scheme will augment the daily water supply for the cityFOC - 55 words
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Article300 1954-09-22 3 CALCUTTA: Penicillin, «lenveu jiuuQuy from lnuigtnuua r ingredients, 15 Claimed to have oe*n znanuiacturea tor the nrst Ujue m India by txie Stanuard Pharmaceutical works of Calcutta. An xnotan substitute for ooiusteetp nqif>r, wiucm *<s t^nt'iaiiv useu xor mtuiufac. tu^aig r«nio»uin, is aiso ciauuT «tt tvFOC - 300 words
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Article168 1954-09-22 3 j\ji.w usjutii: iae *oca -*nd Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), *n co-operaticn with the <iovcrnment of India, has decided to conduct an international Statistical Training Centre m India en experimental designs and survey techniques for 3ft months from Sept. 20. The Centre is to be locateuFOC - 168 words
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Article271 1954-09-22 3 NEW DELHI: Seven members of the Opposition walKeu out of the Rajya tsaoha ou Wednesday afternoon when the Deputy Chairman refused leave to Dr. Ambedicar to spean on the Untouchability i-j.u wmiu Deing a member of the joint select committee on the Bin. X4ie uepuiyFOC - 271 words
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Article92 1954-09-22 3 POONA: Lrftc* of co-opera tion between two Uoverumeu. officers has resulted m lot.s o* money by theft to the Government, according to the Bombay Public Accounts Committee. The committee whose report was submitted to the Assembly last week said many cases of theft of Government moneyFOC - 92 words
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Article51 1954-09-22 3 CHANDERNAGORB: over 30 workers of the Bengal Provincial Light Railway abstained from their duties on Tuesday m observance of a token strike demanding nationalization of the railway and implementation of a tribunal award cf 1949. The 42-mile-long railway connects two districts of Hooghly and Burdwan.-FOC - 51 words
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Article332 1954-09-22 3 KOZHrKODE: Sri K. Kamaraj jNadar, chief Minister, inaugurating the new bu.iomg ot tne Sri JNarayana Mission here last week, said umesa tney forget their cia&s ditterences, and be united, tney could not retain the freedom, which they got after a great suttenng ana baennce. Mahatma Gandhi,FOC - 332 words
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260 1954-09-22 3 NEW DELHI: One hundred and twenty welfare extension projects covering about 2,400 villages and a population of abut 240,000 will be launched m various States on Mahatma Gandhi's birthday anniversary, Oct. 2, Mrs. Durgabai Deshmukh. chairman of the Central Social Welfare Board, said here. AddressingFOC - 260 words
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Article101 1954-09-22 3 BOMBAY': The Government of Bombay has sanctioned for execution during the current financial year eleven schemes costing about Rs. four lakhs to intensify its drive against untcuchability m the State. Under the schemes prizes would be awarded to villages showing out standing work for the removal ofFOC - 101 words
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115 1954-09-22 3 80 Indians To Be Trained In Germany NEW Vtuuai: ti>ghty Indian technicians and engineers aie to ue trained m otiinany uuaer tne indo-uerman muusinai Co-operation scneme m i.uoi-55, Mr. Mcnoniunan Das, ir*aruamentary Secretary to tue Minister for Education told Mr. Viswanatha Keddy. Fifteen other scholarships were also being awarded torFOC - 115 words
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Article166 1954-09-22 3 of the Opposition, Sri V. D. Deshpande, last week, conJh n c ?J U tbe State Assembly o^ l^ 6 I ll6Bllol of privilege could be raises either by a member of the House, o r the Speaker, but not by the Home Department of theFOC - 166 words
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Article482 1954-09-22 3 NEW DELHI; A phased scheme, estimated to cost Ks 4,80,00u, lor the expansion anu improvement of lighthouses aivng tne coastline or india, umiL'r tne second *'ive-*ear i^ian, was geneiauy approved i>y tne Cenua* Auv^suiy Committee lor Juigiiuiwuses. The estimate^ expenuitur e on lighthouses Dy tne e ndFOC - 482 words
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Article121 1954-09-22 3 LONDON: Those who lisfr« n r tc he BBC broadcasts from London will miss the chimes of Big Ben for an ap. preciable period next year The clock tower a t Westminster is to be repaired— it is still suffering from the ef2*» ft the121 words
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Article40 1954-09-22 3 AJMEK: A seven-day remission m the sentence* of au classes of pr«oners m the Ajmer central prison was granted by the State's Chief Minister Mr. Har'ibhau Lpadhyaya, when he visited the prison on Monday.- FOCFOC - 40 words
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197 1954-09-22 3 Rajpramukh On Narayana Guru's Teachings KARAjViujxi: iiis Hignnes* the uajptamuKh of 'i'ravancorecocmn said nere en Tuesday last tnat tne best way to commemorace tile sacred memory or tne iate an iNarayan Guru was to taxe up to tne message of social renaissance ana cuiturai aavancement for whicn tne Guru spentFOC - 197 words
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Article265 1954-09-22 3 Reorganisation Of Andhra Dts. KUKlNoui^: The Andhr» Government, tt is unde*s?oc£ Propose to siieive the question W reoiganisation ot th e il diatucts m tne aiate tin t/ie recuuuntnuauons of tnc States «.eciganisation commission are KIIOVvII. Government have been examining ior some time representations from memoers 01 me &tatu Aseemoiy265 words
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Article196 1954-09-22 3 NEW DELHI: Sri A. K. Uianda Deputy Minister for External Affairs told Srimathi Tarkeshwan Sinha, Cong\— Bihar m the Lok Sabha that only five U.S. nationals—three military and two civiliansstill remained m Kashmir with the U.N. observer team it was expected that they would alsoFOC - 196 words
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Article122 1954-09-22 3 MADRAS: The Madras Govern^K I l t have P« ss e<l orders prohibiting any person who is no u t native of an V Is '«nd to which the Aminidivi Islands (Restriction o n Entry and Residence) Regulations apply cr who is not a native ofFOC - 122 words
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Article1058 1954-09-22 4 "A Step Towards Breaking Down Communal And Caste Barriers" NEW DELHI: Discussion on the Special Marriage Bill m the Lok Sabha on Tuesday (Sept. 14) centred on two clauses: one severing from a joint family any member who married under the provisions of the Bill;FOC - 1,058 words
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617 1954-09-22 4 NEW DELHI: The Lok Sabfaa Opposition did not lose any time on Monday, Sept 13 m bringing up the controversy over the postponement on Saturday of the voting on Mr. T. T. Krishnamachari's motion refer the Constitution (Third Amendment) 801 l to a jointF.O.C. - 617 words
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Article109 1954-09-22 4 CARIAPPA ON "WHITE AUSTRALIA" NEW DELHI; Replying to Mr. s. N. Das on the Indian High Commissioner m Australia, General Caruippa's reported remarks about the White Australia policy. Deputy Minister for External Affairs Mr. A. K. Chanda said the High Commissioner had not said anything about this policy as such.F.O.C. - 109 words
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134 1954-09-22 4 Stemming Rising Tide Of Christianity! PANADURA: "We must immediately combine to stem the rising tide of Christianity m this land; never was the position of Buddhism so low as today since the Gunananda days," said speaker after speaker at a largely attended conference of Buddhist monks at the local townFOC - 134 words
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126 1954-09-22 4 R.I. PREMIER TO CONFER WITH NEHRU DJAKARTA. Sept. 21. Prime Minister Dr. Ali Sas. troamidjojo left for India and Burma today to discuss political .problems m South-Ea^t Asia with the premiers of both countries. Dr, Sastromidjojo is accompanied by his wiie, the mau. aesian Ambassador to India.. vr. Lambertus Palar;Reuter - 126 words
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Article139 1954-09-22 4 KARACHI, Sept. 21: Pa kit tan's Constituent Assembly to day drastically curtailed tin powers of tne Governor oem. ral forcing him to act so.ci.> on the advice ot the Council oi Ministers. Until now the Governor General (has had sweeping authority. Pakistan's M.msters held office underReuter - 139 words
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90 1954-09-22 4 -NtoW DtZL*U, Sept. XL IlQdia wUk wiuidraw ai; ncr troops from Tj/bet by Oci-ooei and nand over to Communist China probably as a gift any lnuian_awno(i teiegmphic xmunumcatioos there, ivir. K. Chanda, the Deputy Minis. ter for Foreign Anairs, told Parliament toaay. The witndrawaiReuter - 90 words
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Article75 1954-09-22 4 i KARACHI, Sept. 21. The Pakistani Government today announced the appointment ot snaftid buhrawaray aged (J4 as their Ambassador to Spain. He is a former memoer of the Federal Public Service Commission and was visitinr professor at Columbia University m 1951/52. He speaks English, French, German,Reuter - 75 words
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66 1954-09-22 4 With a view to reducing the huge budget deficit m the Federation, the Federal Govrenment last night announced the imposition with immediate effect of new custom duties on a number cf articles and revision m th 0 cases of some others, which are expected to66 words
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Article31 1954-09-22 4 The High Commissioner Sir Donald MacGillivray has issued a Proclamation dividing the Federation into 52 single member constituencies, m accordance with the recommendations of the Merthyr Commission.31 words
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Article85 1954-09-22 4 An official from the Embassy of Pakistan m Indonesia, Djakarta, arriving In Singa pore on Sept. 24. 1954 will remain her e for a few days for •he pufrpose of issuing passports to Pakistan citizen m Singapore and the Feder.V'on of Malaya, who may require these documents. Those85 words
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Article94 1954-09-22 4 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE BILL The Criminal Procedure Code Bill after passing its second Reading m the Singapore Legislative Council, yesterday was referred to a Select Committee consisting of the At-torney-General (Chairman) Mr. P. F. de Souza, Mr. R. jumabhoy, Mr. Lim Yew Hock and Inohe Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim. Members94 words
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Article237 1954-09-22 4 On Friday night (Sept. 17 > about 15 Communist terrorists entered the perimeter wire of the Paloh new village m Johore, approached the Home Guard keep and overpowered the Police Constable sentry on duty. The terrorists then entered the Home Guard keep and removed 15237 words
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Article83 1954-09-22 4 ASST. P.R.O. RESUMES DUTY Mr. Koy if erioa, Ass^umt Pudlic tceiauviis omcer t, Press wno returned irv»ni me umteu Kuigumn by uir last weeK has n-sumed uuty. L>unng his nve montAa «n tiiiium, mi. fc'erroa sluui^u at tne cuionitti utnee, tne ceutral Office of iniormauon, UM Loiun..u Jb v iim83 words
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166 1954-09-22 4 Johore Curfew Passes: Motorists To Note Johore fouco wiiii continue to issue curfew passes to enable bona nde travellers, motoring sorufcn jalong Uie main Nortn/Souto trunk road. to arrive at their respective des. unaticms. They say that travellers fiom the north of Johore are stui continuing to arnve d.y car166 words
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Article86 1954-09-22 4 Commending the Merchant Shipping (Seamen's Lodging Houses-Amendment) Bill, the Acting Colonial Secretary stated that the objects of the Bill were (1) to improve the conditions of living of seamen and (2) to summon them when employment offered. He. however, assured the .house that the seamen's lodging houses,86 words
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Article, Illustration52 1954-09-22 4 Mr. Sethuraman, son of Mr. R. Govinddictjum iNaiuu, dar, v ijayapuram, ana Miss Kousalyu, uaagnter oi Mr. xv. Kengarajulu iNaidu, Imperial BanK, iNegapatain, were married on Thursday, Sept. 2 at 64, iMegapatam x-coad, Vijayapuram, miruvarur. lAhe oriue and bridegroom were recipients of innumeraDie greetings and presets, including several52 words
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Article61 1954-09-22 4 Dr. N. V. Rajkumar, Indian Commissioner m Fiji who was scheduled to arrive m Singapore yesterday by air, hau to postpone departure from Sydney, and win be arriving tomorrow, Thursday, at 3.10 p.m it is learnt. H e is on his way to Hanoi to take ever duties61 words
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Article51 1954-09-22 4 The fortnightly meeting of the Divine Life Society will be held today Wednesday, at "Gokulayilla" 9, Boscombe Road, Singapore, the residence cf Sri R. M. Krishnan at 7 p.m. AH members of the Society are cordially invited to attend the meeting with friends and members of their51 words
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152 1954-09-22 4 NOTICES FOR STRIKES AND LOCK-OUTS The Singapore Leg.s; a iive •Jounce yesterday approved the -action Drought m D y the Actag CowmiSSionoi tot lsl, m,. to the SSS -hat the e^ip^yers and tin plcyees m Essent.al Services *rere required to give two weeks notice for lock-outs or strikes respectively. The152 words
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Article108 1954-09-22 4 The Hotels Bill which pi u viues lor legtsuauou oi ynni.ses and licensing oi m<xijdgers, pdsseu its tiewud ueauing m Cue legislative c^uncu neie j ester day Mac Acting Colonial Secretary, Mir. j. v. xii^Uittin moving toe Sill tor sc».uua neading said tnat tne ism aimed at108 words
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Article59 1954-09-22 4 The criminal Justice Pun.shment-Amendment) Bill vhich passed its Second Readng and Committee stage, yeserday m the Singapore Legisfit.ve Ccuncii, when passed at .lie ne*t meeting of the Council wij abohsh Penal Servitude <md Solitary Confinement, shipping by cat-o'-nine-tails and whipp.ng by ratan. This legislation said the AttorneyJeneral59 words
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