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Title Section16 1954-10-30 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X No. 253 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 30, 1964 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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417 1954-10-30 1 Speculation On Suhrawardy Heading Govt. Still Rife ALI APPrtOVES G.-G.S ACTION KARACHI, Oct. 29: Dr. Khan Sahib, influential former Chief Minister of the Northwest Frontier Province, was sworn m yesterday as a member of Mr. Mohammed Ali'<- caretaker cabinet. The cabinet, which heldReuter - 417 words
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Article291 1954-10-30 1 Con. Assembly Meeting Postponed KARACHI. Oct. 29 Tin Pakistan Constituent A-o-in-Diy bowed Wednesday to Governor uenerai Ghuiam M.»juua■BmTa order backed by aim co police suspending its act. '4mm. Hi leaaers postv>onid meeting- set for yestert-.y. :oc government had Uirjwn an armed ponce guard around tne Assembly building earlier to to291 words
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Article171 1954-10-30 1 Ali 's Powers Already Scrapped? Ministers met with Doctor Khan Saneb, northwest frontier leader. Later it was announced that iKhan Saheb had jouneo the cabinet.- A.P. KARACHI Oct. 29.— GoverGeneral Ghulam Moham--1111 <l presided yesterday over a »>^t.ng of ministers and appeared to confirm that he '^tner than Prime MinisterA.P. - 171 words
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Article112 1954-10-30 1 Children Don't Cry In Japan MRS. PANDIT TOKYO, Oct. 29. Mrs. Vi jayalakshnii Pandit ro'eed a roar of laughter at a press conference here when she wa» asked what wa» her tanpression of Japan. "The children don't cry." she replied. "In ray country children cry all the time. 11 "IReuter - 112 words
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Article, Illustration50 1954-10-30 1 PHOTO. The Ind an Prime Minister, Jawuharlal Nehru, right, drives with the Chinese Prime Minister Gbou En Lai m an open car from Peking a'rprrt Into the oity October 19, i>n his arrival m China. Some 20,000 people were p* «j»*»n«* tn gTeet Nehru.- A.P.A.P. - 50 words
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Article, Illustration55 1954-10-30 1 PHOTO. Jauaharlal Nehru, right, Prime Minister of India, meets the C hinese President, Mao T-e-Tun^, on the afternoon of October 19, shortly after fate arrival In Peking on an official visit to China. The two met again In the evening at a cocktaU party forA.P. - 55 words
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Article214 1954-10-30 1 i What is there m ■g&nameT This nonichailant attitude has been challenged m the City Council yesterday by Mr. Lee Choon Eng. The provocation tens a decision of the Public* Works Committee, which came up for confirmation. The decision was to name the three214 words
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103 1954-10-30 1 Communists Challenge Kamaraj Govt From Our Own Correspondent KURNOOL, O<»t. 29: The Andhra Government will have to face two no confidence motions m the State Assembly Session which commences here today. This is the first time since the formation of the government m October last year, it is facing no103 words
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205 1954-10-30 1 NEHRU LEAVES FOR CHINA'S SCENIC BEAUTY SPOT HONG KONG, Oct. 29: Mr. Nehru the Prime Minister of India and members of his mission left Shanghai by train last night for Hangchow, China's scenic beauty spot, Peking Radio reported. Mr. Nehru is touring East and South China on his way backReuter - 205 words
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Article156 1954-10-30 1 Nehru 's Object Is Achieved NEW DELHI, Oct. 2*: Newspapers here Thursday described as the most Important aspect of Prime Minister Nehru's visit to Red China trie fact that lie had reportedly demonstrated to the (Peking; leaders that they must show the rest of the world their peaceful intentions. This156 words
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243 1954-10-30 1 Whites Negroes Can't Live Together? COLUMBUS, Missouri, Oct. 2» a speaker declared Wednesday night that the white and Negro races 'cannot live together m peace with equa«, soci*u and potitxal liberties" aa Lowndes County formed a citizens council dedicated to keeping the races separate. Appiause Hiie<i the Coiumbus *ji.ty auditoriumAP - 243 words
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85 1954-10-30 1 Speakers, at a public meeting- held yesterday at the Gandhi Memorial Hall, expressed condolence on the sad demise of Mr. Ran Ahmed K.dwai, India 1 a Minister for Food and Agriculture. Touching reierences were made at the meeting to the sterDng serviceH rendered by85 words
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199 1954-10-30 1 MOST AREAS CLAIMED LIE NOW IN EXISTING MADRAS STATE From Our Own Correspondent TRIVANDRUM, Oct 29: In a memo submitted to the States Reorganisation Commission the Travan-core-Cochin Pradesh Congress has demanded the formation of Kerala State comprising western slopes of the Western ghats199 words
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Article86 1954-10-30 1 We are unformed that the Actuary of the Hindusthan Co-operativ» Insurance society Ltd., Calcutta, as a result of the Society's triennial valuation ending 31st. December, 1953, has recommended bonuses of $17.50 and $15/--on whole life and endowment policies respectively. as interim bonus at the same rate86 words
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Article99 1954-10-30 1 Mr. r, K. Tandon, Repre-sentatiive-designate of the Government og India m Malaya, is expected to arrive here on Nov. 7, by s.s. canton. SECRETARY UPGRADED The Government of India has decided to upgrade the post of Secretary to the Representative of the Government of India99 words
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Article103 1954-10-30 1 UNITED NATIONS. NY. Oct 29 Prime Minister Nehr u of India does not plan to retire soon as some reports recently have indicated India-is Mintetetr tffor Health said yesterday. Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, the petite, attractive Health Minister, said at a news conierence here that NehruAP - 103 words
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Advertisement42 1954-10-30 1 II 1 MONTH.. 55.S 1 M BMONTKB.-.-»3| 00 §SLT for 30 P^S MA U U lU*»* 1 TO I U—^^"^ KOXG 1 Hit ib^s^i^^^a V Consult: Malayan Airways Ltd. Ocean Building, Singapore, Tel: ***** The Borneo Co. Ltd., B. N, Borneo Sarawak42 words
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499 1954-10-30 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Sat., 30, 1954 NOTES AND COMMENTS OWN HOMES I OR WORKERS gAYING that special "workers' settlements" would be preferable to even modern quarters on estate property as the ideal housing for Malayan rubber workers, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, pro-tern Secretary of the National Union of Plantation499 words
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Article2040 1954-10-30 2 Justice Mack Stresses Need For Practical Approach ANNAMAIAINAGAR: Delivering the commemoration address on the occasion of the celebration of the Twenty-nf th Founders' Day of the Anrounaiai University, here last week, Mr. Justice E, E. Mack pointed out the need for reconciling ditf erent scripts ofFOC - 2,040 words
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Article, Illustration81 1954-10-30 2 Premiers Of India Laos The Prime Minister, Sri Jawaherlal Nehru, accompanied by Srinutti Indira Gandhi, arrived at Vientiane, Laos, en route to the People's Republic of China on October 17. He met Mr. Soupbana Phouma, Prime Minister of Laos, on the same day. Photo taken on the occasion shows left81 words
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Article120 1954-10-30 2 NEW DELHI: A comprehensive survey of the rich and variegated fruit and vegetable resources of India is soon to be undertaken by the Food and Agriculture Ministry. The survey is part of efforts being made to popularise and improve the different varieties of fruit ari vegetables grown mNAFEN - 120 words
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Article150 1954-10-30 2 NEW DELHI: Talks to extend that Indo- Yugoslav trade agreement will soon be held m Mew -Delhi, between representatives of the two countries. The agreement was concluded la October, 1963, between the Union Government ana the Yugoslav economic delegation, which toured Southeast lAsia last year. Despite aNAFEN - 150 words
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Article95 1954-10-30 2 MADRAS: Only oc« m fi v e handloom waavers erf Madras State are members of the cooperative societies formed to rehabilitate them. The weavers total 544,120 Of whom only 102,693 are m the co-opera-tlves. Of the latter, about 5,000 nave been granted loans for taking shares miNAFEN - 95 words
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Article176 1954-10-30 2 DELHI PLANS MEETING OF ASIANS NEW DEUiI; A conference of Asian countries on -ion party lines" is Mtely to deld m New Delhi m Pebr U orJ or Marcn 1956 to secure "greater common understanding among Asian people." The conference m bein-r sponsored by an lonian paratory committee comcris. ingFOC - 176 words
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Article97 1954-10-30 2 NEW DELHI: Dr. (Mtss) Helen Keller, noted United States expert on the problems of the deaf and bl nd, has accepted the invitation of the Government of India, to visit this country. She will arrive m India m February next year for a twomonth stay.NAFEN - 97 words
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Advertisement145 1954-10-30 2 i^§ILION BRAND RjlKt "TOO PlOftf* VI ijiiP LION BRAND AVAILABLE IN TINS Mango Kashoond 4 Mixed Apple Murraba Green Chillies Amla Murraba Bed Chillies Available from all leading Indian Provision Stores. sole Agents SHROFFS (MALAYA) LTD. 47,-49 STAMFORD RD., SINGAPORE 6. Tel. ***** 2 39. B ATU ROAD KUALA LUMPUR145 words
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1658 1954-10-30 3 Nehru Emphasises Need For Removing Causes Of War FEKJJSG: Speaking at a public rally, the, inrii. tw_ Minister. Mr. Neora, «id that the emeriW ZFISJ*!^ iDd* u.s free sovereign countries had t*mn-»* i*J/^ the Ah.su continent. The old) balance of?2E? oeu equilibrium was rising. had goneFOC - 1,658 words
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Article472 1954-10-30 3 JALPAIGURI Speaking at a reception organised by the Indian Tea Planters' Association, Dr. B. C. Roy, West Bengal's Chief Minister, said here that the Government was alive to the problem of protecting Jalpatguri district from future floods. Dr. Roy disclosed that the Flood Control BoardF.O.C. - 472 words
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Article, Illustration52 1954-10-30 3 PHOTO. xne Japanese Prime Minister, Sbigeru Yoshida, arrives at London Airport for a week's vjrft, and to greeted by Lord Reading, Under Secretary of g**f »t the Foreign dfflee. With them is the Japanese Ambassador m London, Shunicai Mateamoto. Yoshida, 72, is on a world goodwillAP - 52 words
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Article104 1954-10-30 3 CUTTAUtt.; Over 100 Bhooaan workers and Congressman are now busy making arrangements preparatory to Achaiya Vmoba Bhave's visit to Oris&a on January 26 next year. The Acharya will first arrive at JLakhmanath m Balasore district from which place he will be accompanied tv many Bhoodan workersNAFEN - 104 words
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Article85 1954-10-30 3 NJCW DELHI; The President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad. win visit Maharashtra and Gujerat between November 13 and 23 after his reuirn from Bihar. His Itinerary includes Bhavnagar, AJwnedabad, Surat. Baroda and Poona. He has expressed a desire to see m all these places conatrucuve workers engaged mNAFEN - 85 words
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423 1954-10-30 3 People Every Where Are Learning To Live Together In Peace Friendship Thanks To U.N Once again, with the coming of United Nations ar?l^rfS an be i5 rat fUl lUlt tbe P 00 168 of world are learning to Uve together m peace and friendship to JL°J? eUle| L*? p good.423 words
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Article57 1954-10-30 3 NEW DiL,i^Hl: A reques* has been made to the Union Government by Uppsala University of Swedan to select 3 professor to teach Hindi at the University. The request, forwarded to the Union Government through the Indian Embassy at Stockholm, has been passed on to theNAFEN - 57 words
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Article50 1954-10-30 3 NifcW 1/fcLHJ: Commemoration stamps ait t>eaiK brought out by the t*o»u» and lelegrapuw department to oetebrate cbe lounu World tt'orestry •ingress to be held at Oanra l>un km peoember il, it is learnt. India's forest wealth H 111 be depicted m its various aspects on the series. NAFENNAFEN - 50 words
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Article67 1954-10-30 3 &HIL.LONG: The Assam Government are actively considering a. proposal to hold the forthcoming: Local Board elections m the State on the basis of adult franchise. The Government already have invited the opinion of Local Boards of the State m this regard. If the proposal is accepted, Assam willNAFEN - 67 words
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611 1954-10-30 4 Increased Rice Ration From Nov. 8 TWO MEASURES WEEKLY FOR ALL COLOMBO: Acting quickly on the heels of Ceylon's rice deal with China for 1 955, Mr. J. K. Jayewardene, Minister of Agriculture and Food, announced that from November 8 the rice ration Hill be "substantially increased." From that date,FOC - 611 words
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181 1954-10-30 4 SINGH BROS. CONTRACTORS: NO ENGINEERS Why Messrs Singh Brothers, one of the Singapore contractors, were not included m the approved list of City Council contractors who may tender for the construction of the 2nd phase of the (X.m Chuan Road Seucrage Disposal Works, was raised "y Mr. A. R. Lazarous181 words
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225 1954-10-30 4 Philips Goodwill Mission Arrives Here Mr. Otten, chairman of Philips concern and four other top executives of the concern arrived here yesterday afternoon at Kallang Airport, by a chartered X.L.M. Constellation. Mr. Otten, who la the nepaew of the founder Mr. G. Philips, stated at the Airport that the main225 words
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159 1954-10-30 4 The issue whether nonperishable foodstufhs like tinned and bottled foodstuns, rice, sugar, salt and other foodstuffs not liable to speedy decay shall be sold m private markets, came up for serious discussion m the City Council yesterday. fi'he fuiscusaion arose out ox a motion159 words
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Article164 1954-10-30 4 The Indian Association, Penang, is holding its monthly Social Get-together tomorrow, Oct. 31, at the Association premises. An added feature of this month's scciat is the arrangement for a musical performance preceding 1 the social. Arrangements have been made to secure a musical! performance, both vecal and164 words
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Article90 1954-10-30 4 The Director of Operations, Lieut-General Sir Geoffrey Bourne, Tuesday night reiterated once again that 'the Home Guard is to play an increasingly vital part m the fight against the Communist terrorists from now on.'' He was speaking at a teaparty at the Community Hafl m90 words
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Article, Illustration59 1954-10-30 4 Halle Selassie, Emperor of EtMopto, wwfchc* a Jet fighter display at the Duxf ord, Cam brtdg«*hlre Royal AJr Force Station. Left to right: Tike Duke of Harar; Georg* Ward, M.P., Parliamentar> Under-secretary of State for Air; Selassie; and Air Marshal Sir Dermot A. Boyle, OutuiMUider faAP - 59 words
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Article385 1954-10-30 4 Do Not Be Harsh To Stenos. A new scheme for Stenographers with effect from 1-11-54, which was propceed m a decision by the fcvnance and General Purpose Committee, was reftrrect back when it came up for confirmation at the City Council meeting yesterday. The decisicn sought to suspend appointments of385 words
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Article45 1954-10-30 4 The Chief Justice has appointed Mr. M. V- Raiaram, Indian Interpreter, Supreme Court, Singapore, to be a Commissioner to administer Oaths, with effect from Oct. 16 1954 inclusive for so Jong as he remaims an Indian Interpreter m the saM Court.45 words
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Article230 1954-10-30 4 From Our Own Correspondence MADRAS: Oct. 29: Twenty-one-year-old Miss Vaijayantimala. noted film- actress of South India, and daughter of Vasundra Dcvi was yesterday acquitted by the Third Presidency Magistrate Mr. Ramaswamy Alyar, of charge of driving her car without a valid licence m rash and negligent manner230 words
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218 1954-10-30 4 India Trying To Develop Friendship Among Nations TOKVTO, Oct. 2V. Mrs. Vijaya Lakshnu Pandit, rormer President of the Unitiu nations tienerai Assemc v, saia iiere toaay the best w«ty to develop mandsmp between nauuna ana peoples wad "tnrough non foliuctu channels." She said it was "easy to revive cultural contacts218 words
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Article37 1954-10-30 4 Mrs. Pandit yesterday received the "Ke y to Tokyo" from Tokyo Governor Selch'.' o Yasui at his official residence to Tokyo. It was the twentyfirst key given to foreigners who visited Tokyo. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article34 1954-10-30 4 At a Special Meeting: of the Singapore City Council held yesterday. Municipal (Hackney Carriage By-laws were amended to provide for the installation of radio telephone m taxis for organisation purposes.34 words
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Article51 1954-10-30 4 NEW DELHI, (>, t •>;. Passenger railway Mrvwa between India and West Pakistan, stopped mi n 1947 b«CMa« of violent rioting which followed partition, resume^ yesterday. The first train, carrying 333 passengers, including inOtan and Pakistan officiate, steamed 32 miles from Amritsar, India, to Lahore miAP - 51 words
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Advertisement115 1954-10-30 4 NOTICE T.S.S. "STATE OF MADRAS" SAILING NOVEMBER 10, 19&*. Travel m comfort to Penang, Nagapattinam Madras. Excellent vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian Pood. Saloon Accommodation available by De JLuxe clasß cabins, First Class cabins, and" Second Class "A" and "B" cabins. BUNK and DECK Class tickets will also be on sale from115 words
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Advertisement168 1954-10-30 4 THANK YOU As I had to leave sud denly for Kuala Lumpur to accept an assignment there, I uas not able to meet my friends personally and take leave of them. I take this opportunity of expressing my sincere thanks and gratitude tn one and ail of my friends. C.168 words
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