Indian Daily Mail, 28 October 1954
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Title Section16 1954-10-28 1 Indian Daily Mail OL. X No. 251 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 28, 1954 *t>UR FAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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420 1954-10-28 1 INDIA CHINA CAN CO-OPERATE IN MANY WAYS-NEHRU "China's Entry In UN Essential For World Peace" HO* G K?*P» <**• 2 I:- In recorded broadcast over Peking Radio today, the Indian Premier Mr Nehru said India and China could learn something from each other" and both could "co-operate m many ways,"A.P.; Reuter - 420 words
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Article54 1954-10-28 1 LONDON. Oct. 27. Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister said again, he did not "ink the time had come for a tour-power conference including Soviet Russia. He had been questioned m the House of Commons, about possible meeting between nimself and Mr. Georgi Moi«nkov,54 words
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Article49 1954-10-28 1 KARACHI, Oct. 27. The np Pakistan- Japan trade will be signed here n Saturday, it was officially nnounced. It was authoritatively learn°Q that the signing which was l o have taken place early this w "ek was postponed due to the £=ent Cabinet change.— Renter.49 words
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108 1954-10-28 1 NEHRU BEGINS TOUR OF E. S. CHINA HONG KONG, Oct. *T.~ 7VJe Indian Premier, Mr. Neiiru and members of /Ha mission left Peking thia morning to tour East ana South China before returning to India, Peking Radio reported. Mr. Chou En-lai, the Chinese Premier and the apt* ntuol and temporalReuter - 108 words
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Article156 1954-10-28 1 LONDON, Oct. 27.— Mr. Huan Hsiang, newly appointed Envoy to Britain of the Chinese Communist Government, will arrive here to take up his post at mid-day today. He is flying from Stockholm by c Scandinavian Airline plane. The new Chinese envoy is expected to takeReuter - 156 words
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Article25 1954-10-28 1 REYKJAVIK, Oct. 27.— Dr. Conrad Adenauer, the West Chancellor arrived "ere by air yesterday afterOOQn on hll wb.v tA £ha TTnitAd ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article59 1954-10-28 1 From Our Own Correspondent Mr. V. Nadimuthu Filial. District Board President, Tanjore, passed away yesterday after a brief illness. Mr. Nadimnthu PJlal to a well -known mirasdar m South and is a staunch supporter of Congress. He has business interests m Indo-China. He has been the59 words
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Article69 1954-10-28 1 LONDON, Oct. 27.— A £1,--000 cut m British Ministerial salaries ordered by the Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, three years ago is to be restored from November 1. Sir Winston Churchill announced this m the House of Commons today. The cut was made on October 31,Reuter - 69 words
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Article, Illustration102 1954-10-28 1 NEW YORK, Oct 27.— Queen Motehr Elizabeth of Britain arrived Tuesday on the huge liner that bears her name to pay a 25-day visit and, m her own words, see as much as I can." The Queen Mother will spend nine days In NewA.P. - 102 words
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Article47 1954-10-28 1 WASHINGTON, Oct. ,27.— Mr. John Allison, United States Ambassador to Japan, arrived by plane from Tokyo today to join the United States-Japan economic talks now m progress, preliminary to the visit next month of the Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Shigeru Yoshida.- ReuterReuter - 47 words
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93 1954-10-28 1 U. S. SUPPORTS INDIA'S STAND ON KASHMIR NEW YORK, Oct. VI. Mr. Chester Bowles, former VA. Ambassador to Inda, In a lecture at Georgetown University, praised Prime Minister Nehru for his "bold and imaginative stand la national and International affairs." He labelled Mr. Nehru as one of the greatest men93 words
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Article, Illustration44 1954-10-28 1 PHOTO. British Foreign Secretary Sir Anthony Eden ieft London airport shortly afterward being knighted for Paris to take part In talks there following the recent nine~ power agreement on German Rearmament. He was accompanied by his wife, Lady Eden. A.P.A.P. - 44 words
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260 1954-10-28 1 NEW YORK, Oct 27.— Representatives of the big western powers and the Soviet Union agreed tooight not to vote m the Political Committee of the united Nations General Assembly on an Indian proposal cading for a study of an armaments truce pending agreementA.P.; Reuter - 260 words
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Article43 1954-10-28 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Oct. 27.— Deepavali accident caused one death and many injuries m Madras city. A nrty-year-cki plumber passing innocently along the street wu» Killed by a tin covering bomb cracker, which cut his neCK.—Copyright.43 words
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Article45 1954-10-28 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Oct. 27. Monsiuor (Devauchille, French official from Delhi Embassy has been appointed First Frencn Consul at Pondicherry after transer. Mr. A. V. Logannthan. senior deputy ccllector from Madras will be the first administrator of Karaikal. Copyright.45 words
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Article35 1954-10-28 1 AN ENVOY' S LOSS LONDON, Oct. 27 Egyptian Consul General Ahmed Talaat reported articles worth US$42O were stolen yesterday, from his flat In London's West End. Police the thief apparently tot la with skeleton A.P.A.P. - 35 words
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Article228 1954-10-28 1 A Bomb Survival Tip! CINCINNATI, Oct. S6.— Here is an A-bomb or H-bomb survival tip: If you see or sense a sudden brilliant or blinding flash of light djtkck and count aknvip to fire. If you reach five, you have survived. Then take stock. I] you have the customary numberA.P. - 228 words
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82 1954-10-28 1 Malayan Pineapple Delegation In London LONDON, Oct. 27.— The Malayan pineapple delegation has so far had "very satisfactory discussions here, Mr. C. E. Courtenay adviser to the industry told ReiiteY yesterday. With Mr. Courtenay are Mr. Lee Seng Tee and Mr. Toh Peng Seong of the Malayan Central Board ofReuter - 82 words
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Article, Illustration40 1954-10-28 1 PHOTO. Dr. Vincent Do Vigneand, S3, professor of Biochemistry at Cornell University Medical School, photographed at hi* office mi n New York October 18. He had don* oooatderabte research oa the hormones of the pituitary eland. A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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94 1954-10-28 1 Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald the Commissioner General, left Singapore yesterday morning by air for Sarawak. He will stay with the Governor m Kuchlng, where he will preside durnig the next two days at a conference of representatives of the Governments of Sarawak, Brunei and94 words
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Article, Illustration31 1954-10-28 1 ECHO OF THIS TREATY..... PHOTO. Tae Egyptian Premier, 35-year-old Lt. Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasaer (right) signs the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty In Cairo, watched by iliitisn Foreign Office official Anthony Nutting left A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article483 1954-10-28 1 Man Who Fired Shots Says He Did It To Express Joy! ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 27— Prime Minister Nasser was unhurt last night when four shots were fired at him while he was addressing a huge crowd m liberation Square to celebrate the signing of the AngloEgyptian agreement. AA.P.; Reuter - 483 words
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Article, Illustration45 1954-10-28 1 PHOTO. Mis* Dorfa Shank, leading feminist of Egypt and the Arab World, explain** the problems of 'The Egyptian Woman today" at a press conference m the Egyptian Embassy m Rome. She is on a world tour to propagate her cause. A.P.A.P. - 45 words
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Article66 1954-10-28 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Oct. 27.— Malabar District has gone Communist m the District Board Kleecttons, when every other district In Madras State has returned Congress with overwhelming majority. Out of 48 seats m Malabar, Communists nave won 18 and their allied Independents six, while Congress66 words
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Article113 1954-10-28 1 NEW YORK, Oct. 27.- Tho United States yesterday gave its support to a seven-nation proposal for direct negotiations between Indian, Pakistan and South Africa on the treatment of people of Indian origin In the Union. Mr. Alexander Smith, the United States delegate, told the UnitedReuter - 113 words
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Advertisement23 1954-10-28 1 H IMONTH xbBO \M M 3M 9S^SI"" ***** II IYE SS* I IMONTH J';JS W m bmonths.— 7B 00 \m m .vF.An i^SiM23 words
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628 1954-10-28 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Thurs. Oct. 28, 1 954 A Memorable Visit THE fourth visit to Malaya just concluded by Df Sir Rin. Alagappa Cbettiar is the most memorable one of all and Malayans will remember it for all time with gratitude. Though it lasted only about a week, he628 words
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1147 1954-10-28 2 Promotion Of Religious Life oooooooooooooococoooc I CONTRIBUTED IT is often stated that Communism is, m these days, infiltrating ih different parts of the country. It is said that people listen with attention to the preaching of Communism by the members of the Comrouniat Party1,147 words
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Article, Illustration34 1954-10-28 2 The Chief Minister opened the Cuddalore Town Hall on Oct. 17. The picture shows the Chief MWfet»*r receivteff welcome address from the Municipality. The Minister for Local Administration was also present.34 words
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Article144 1954-10-28 2 BOMBAY: iA inodetn township to house 20,000 industrial workers has risen m ten" months' time within Greater Bombay. One hundred and twenty acres of water-logged land m Chemfcur, a northern suburb of Bombay, was filled m and built on after Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru had laid theFOC - 144 words
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Article105 1954-10-28 2 AFTER NEHRU TRIVANDRUM: Prime Minister Nehru's recent letter was described! here by Mr. Balwantrai Mehta, General Secretary cf the All-India Congress Committee, as a right move for setting the people to think. Mr. Mehta said it was characteristic of. Mr. Nehru to share his thoughts with the public. "We cannotNAFEN - 105 words
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Article79 1954-10-28 2 >l^UL»rt..i»: rTivaie medical praotmoaara m Madras otate, wteo do not charge consultation lee« separately but oniy levy certain charges tor Uie actual meUlcin«j dispensed by them are to be exempt iron* toe payment of Sait's Tax, it is learned. The state government, whch examined tneNAFEN - 79 words
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Article147 1954-10-28 2 NEW DELHI: Efforts are being made by the Union Agriculture Ministry to evolve a system of tractor co-operatives m the country. The centre is already m correspondence with the State Governments m this respect. The idea is to mitigate the comparatively high cost of tractcrNAFEN - 147 words
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702 1954-10-28 2 MADBAS: The case against Srtmatl Vyjajantimaia, film »ctre*«, under the Motor Vehicles Act was adjourned to October M for jw%meet by Mr. V. Ramaswami Aiyar, Third Pre. ■**»ey Magtatrate, BsMsprt. after hearing the argument* •Avasfce* by the defcace am) the prosecution. The case isFOC - 702 words
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Article165 1954-10-28 2 JAMSHEDPUR; The fifth session of the All-India Tamil Literary Conference was inaugurated here by Lt.-Col. Shyamnandan Sanay, VicoChancellor of Bihar University, last week-end. About 30 delegates from various parts of India attended the aesßlon. Wishing the conference success, Dr. S. Radhakrißhnan, Vice-president of the Indian Union, mFOC - 165 words
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Article, Illustration23 1954-10-28 2 The Chief Minister, Sri K. Kamara j Nadar, laid the foundation of Municipal Elementary school, Cnddalore O.T. on Oct. 17.23 words
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374 1954-10-28 2 LONDON, Oct. 37. The wealthy Gaekwar of Baroda sewed Ma pretty wife °f planning to sell the family Jewels and issued a long range warning for her to "cease and desist." In a statement made public, the Maharanee, whutie name isA.P. - 374 words
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Article86 1954-10-28 2 MADRAS: Two oonsujbi^ oj the Special Armed Psg Thousand Lights, and *ux>' constable* of the Malabar Special Police, PuduptTuSe pttal for treatment of injury following a factious quarrel between the two groups m the compound of tfle PoJ^e Committicner'a Office. Lathis were alleged to haveFOC - 86 words
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Article261 1954-10-28 2 LONDON: India and Pakistan ere among the many Co m monwealth countries to be represented at the Commonwealth Oceanograpnic Conference which la to open at Wormley, Surrey. The conference has been arranged on the initiative of the National Oceanographic Council to consider the possibility of closer co-operation mNAFEN - 261 words
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Article146 1954-10-28 2 MADRAS: The names of t!ie winners m the nil-India competition m Carnatlc music organised by All-India Radio m connection with the Radio Month, were announced here. Forty-six candidates who were chosen m the preliminary competition m the various centres all over India participated m the final competition.FOC - 146 words
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Article134 1954-10-28 2 BELGRADE: Marshal Titc. President of Yugoslavia, will pay an official visit to India and Burma m January l ps5 > usually reliable sources said here. Mr. Bogdan Crnobranja, newly appointed Yugoslav Ambassador to India, told the Yugoslav Press that the visit would have "greatFOC - 134 words
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Article, Illustration116 1954-10-28 3 SPANISH ROYALISTS' "SACRED VOW" Some 2,000 Spanish Royal--Ist*, Including: SO prince* of the blood the biggest gathering of Spanish monarchists since the Itepubttc m Spain congregated Oct. 14 aad 15 In Eitturil Portugal, for the 18th birthday and coming-oat party of the Dona Infanta Maria <M piiar, oldest daughter ofAP - 116 words
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Article99 1954-10-28 3 FILARIASIS IN BIHAR: CONTROL PATNA: The State Government, it is learned, has decided to set up two filartasis control and two survey units under a B <*eme sponsored by the Union Government Approximately 3,000,000 persons suffer from nlariasii m Bihar and another 20.000,000 In 12 other Indian State?. The principalNAFEN - 99 words
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Article1190 1954-10-28 3 Premier Sent For Files From U.S. KARACHI: The political dram* that Is beiar immtitM to Pakistan i* so tangled and oonfwiaff and there save bee* v. many strange slllaaw that it requires a great effort to arrive at the core of the situation. Everything- la Miriuii.liFOC - 1,190 words
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Article753 1954-10-28 3 Quantum Raised Five Times To Bolster Premier's Stock Pak Crfcis-'Ali-Mohammed Drama'? M JL*™ YOM| Mofc.imad AM, ta» Fafetota* Prfcm, """""^•J?"'*^* twlce «««»nt which had teen spokesman iad been talking- m terms of About 40 million dollars of -conomic and 25 millkme of nilitary aid. So753 words
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Article, Illustration18 1954-10-28 3 M K. Kamara j Nadar, Chief, Minister. mnanttrt tfce TtruTendiporain AMcnt o» Oct. 17.18 words
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155 1954-10-28 3 THEY CLIMBED A PEAK WITHOUT OXYGEN KATMANDU, Oct. 27. -TJj waruxa seventh highest peak, the 27.700-foot Cr o Oyu, was conquei cv j£i .i» oy a tareenmn Austrian expedition led by gwoiogist Dr. nerbert Ichy, reports reaching her© today saiu. i Dr. Tichy and joset Joehiei, 31 year old constructionAP - 155 words
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110 1954-10-28 3 LONDON: Mr. Thomas Reid, (labour), asked m the House of Commons what arrangements exist, m case of war, for British use of harbours and airfields m India and Ceylon, especially the harbour of Trincomalee. He also asked If the Government would settle the question110 words
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569 1954-10-28 3 UJf. REPORT ON APARTHE ID UNITED NATIONS (New York), Oct. 27 a three-mun special committee reported to the United Rations Monday Uiat radual toleration is the only iike iy road to p€ ac c m soutn Africa, now town by whiteAP - 569 words
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Article88 1954-10-28 3 JAIPUR: To provide technical training to the members of the Scheduled and backward classes m Rajasthan, the State's Backward Classes Welfare Department and the Directorate of Industries and Commerce will soon be opening training centres m various parts of the State, it is reliably learned.NAFEN - 88 words
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369 1954-10-28 3 •nJSSZt ISHS* 7 *»di» yerferday proposed '.an •wi v^* v X" 8 Mcnon. (head or the Indian delegation The Indian proposal called further for; "a study of way and means of establishing an armament truce sending agreement of a disarmament confection. 'in-ocedures forReuter - 369 words
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200 1954-10-28 3 Underground Passages For Pedestrians In Bombay BOMBAY: A unique plan designed to relieve the city's tramc jams at peak rush hours and wiiich envisages the construction of underground passages for pedestrians at various key crossings will be soon put into effect. tiomoay Municipal engmeers have drawn up a plan ioNAFEN - 200 words
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Article, Illustration36 1954-10-28 3 KAMARAJ VISITS PALM GUB INSTITUTE The CMef Mtoiotor of Madras Mr. K. Kamaraj visited the Palm vu r Isatttort*. Cuddaiore on October 11: 1I» picture sbowa the Chief MtaWw BtimiWi the sugar mamtfactortaf; process from tior.36 words
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Article116 1954-10-28 3 RANGOON: The Tfcird World Buddhist Conference, following the First and Second Conferences held m Ceylon m 1950 and m Japan m 1952, will take place here December 3 6. Over 200 delegates from different countries axe expected to attend. Asian countries will send the largest delegations, but allNAFEN - 116 words
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Advertisement57 1954-10-28 3 The «#>«<* TTIM pEPStvay^b JsSJ^. CLEAR A COLD PEPS famous throat ami chest tablets are rich m healing essences which qutckry Taporize. i^. As you suck PEPS, these L^L e«««»eet pMt with your brath VlG^^Sh 3 >our t *>«>«» throu^i your -^■LjvL.BIL^H nwl and broachal syttm, V/l J :|JW«|| dlPB57 words
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759 1954-10-28 4 His Tamil Vocabulary Consists Of Two Words: "Come" "Go"!! DELFT: The Prime Minister, Sir John Kotelawala arrived m the 20 square miie island of Delft by helicopter from Nainativu on the third day of his tour of the Jaffna region. Almost the entireFOC - 759 words
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Article, Illustration81 1954-10-28 4 PHOTO. The New Jensen Model Ml 4-litrr mloon with a reinforced plastic body, on view at the Karl* Court, London, Motor Mbow. TILfl Is the firvt time any manufacturer has shown a saloon oar capable of more than 100 mile* a» hour, with plastic coach work. It IsA.P. - 81 words
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88 1954-10-28 4 A ceremony will be held at the main entrance to the Government Offices, Empress Place, at 5-00 p.m. on Thursday 4tb November. 1»54, at which the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. A.C. Goode, C. M. G. will unveil a memorial tablet erected to commemorate members of88 words
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Article28 1954-10-28 4 MANILA, Oct. 27— President Ramon Magsaysay yesterday authorized release of US.$2O,--000 for importation of cattle from Pakistan, India, Thailand and Indonesia under the government's cattle breeding programme.- APAP - 28 words
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Article113 1954-10-28 4 JAFFNA: At the moutly meeting of the Jaffna Municipal Council held recently with the Mayor, Mr. Sam A. Sabapathy, m the chair Mr. A. J Swampillal moved: "In pursuance to the conversation we had with the Prime Minister, this Council resolves to submit our application for theFOC - 113 words
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177 1954-10-28 4 Labour Minister's Warning to Merchants COLOMBO: Following fears expressed by certain employes' unions that some mercantile firms may level down the existing privileges m terms of the minimum requirements of tne Mercantile Act, Dr. M. C. M. Kaleel, Minister of Labour, is taking action to notify all employers that suchFOC - 177 words
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Article91 1954-10-28 4 CHUNNAKAM: "In the near future I may have to go to America to dkacuss with Mr. Eisenhower the question of the bulk distribution of electricity being: transferred to the Colombo Municipality This is an outcome of a string attached to a loan Ceylon obtained from America,"FOC - 91 words
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Article77 1954-10-28 4 India's Remedy Against Communism COLOMBO: India was trying to overcome the threat of Communism by raising' living standards and removing all causes of discontent. This was stated by the Joint Secretary of the AllIndia Congress* Committee Mr. Balwantrai Mehta. Mr. Mehta said that the Delhi agreement was another token ofFOC - 77 words
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433 1954-10-28 4 Why Protest Against Christian Proselytisation Then Try To Convert Germans To Buddhism? COLOMBO: The Minister of Justice, Mr. E. B. W'ikramanayaka nit back at one ol toe Buddhist Commlwloner*, Mr. p. de Kularatne and other Buddhist leaders, n the course of an address at d,nn« r (riven by the RotaryFOC - 433 words
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Article, Illustration87 1954-10-28 4 Inche Othman bin Mohamed, Malayan Ootnm'ssioner m the United Kingdom, pins the Selangor Distinguished Conduct Medal on Jonathan Searle hi Ceremony at Malaya House, London, recently. The Medal was awarded posthumously to Jonathan's father, Lancelot Alban Searle, who was killed m May 1953 during operations againstA.P. - 87 words
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442 1954-10-28 4 COLOMBO: A newly »prung-up organisation callea the Indian Praja Mandal, whiob seeiw to "briar to the knowledge of the people of Indian origin la Ceylon what their rights are under the Constitution of India" and geeks to induce as manyFOC - 442 words
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Article137 1954-10-28 4 Marriage Atonement For Rape? HORANA: A youn* man walked into a house where a sixteen-year-old girl and her younger brother were alone one afternoon, and committed a criminal offence on her. When her father rushed home on hearing of the incident, she told inJan what happened. The man went toFOC - 137 words
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Article45 1954-10-28 4 j± Public Meeting- will be held to express condolence on the sad demise of Shri Rafi Ahmad Kidwai, Minister of Food and Agriculture, Government cf India, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 5.30 p.m. at the Gandhiji Memorial, 3. Race Course Lane, Singapore 8.45 words
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191 1954-10-28 4 No Red China Arms For Malayan Bandits —Head CALCUTTA, Oct. 24. Mt Minute/, sartCnere 'today on fcia visit to Malaya L!? fl find aa y Slgn thai th* tor rorists there were «tti n arms from Communist ohini Mr. Head on his way hon£ to Britain, told reported the airportReuter - 191 words
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