Indian Daily Mail, 18 November 1954

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. NO. 272 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Federation Budgets For $l48m Deficit
    1399 1 Emergency Expenditure Less Personal Emoluments Up. Entice Capital To Malaya Says Financial Secretary The Financial Secreta ry, introducing the Budget for 1955 m the Federal Legislative Council yesterday announced that the estimated total revenue of $54/ million and estimated total expenditure of $695, would leave
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    Princely Offer
    46 1 RAJKOT, Western India. Nov. 17: Princes of the State of Saurashtra— carved out <•': 221 former princely states south of the Gull of lKutch on the West coast of India have decided to contribute part of their privy purses for the national development programme. Reuter
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    After All Married!
    66 1 i l-«-rt Rajanayagam and M Bridget Sampson, who were married last Sunday In St. Joseph's Church, Sentul. This coupie hit the headlines n the prf-ss following the reported 'abduction' <if the hrldeprr.'MNn i*y 'friends' on the previous day when the marr was first scheduled to be »olomni.s«Hll
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    Steel Plant For Madras
    151 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. Nov. 17: A steel plant should be established In Madras as part of a largescale industrial development under Second Five Year Plan Tims has Deen urged by State Government m a memo to tne planning commission aboat tue projects tney desired
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    INDIAN FOOD CALORIC VALUE
    59 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Nov. 17: Average Indian is now consuming more food with greater caloric value than two years ago, according to figures placed before the Lok Sebha yesterday by the Agriculture Minister. The PER CAPITA consumption had increased by nearly 225 calories
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    Windsor Saw Those Letters —Says Churchill
    196 1 Windsor Saw Those Letters Says Churchill L.ONDON, Nov. 17. Sir Winscun cnurchill, the Prime Miini^ter, saiu nc nau shown vie iuuKe tt Windsor Germau wartaiie letters reiemng to mm oeiuie uiey were puuiisneu ..y tiie government uere msi week. me prime Minister told the douse of Ccmmons "His noyui Li.gnnesd
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    CR. PR. CODE AMENDMENT
    110 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Nov. 17: The Loksabha began consideration of the Bill amending the Criminal Procedure Code as reported upon by the Select Committee. Home Minister Dr. Katju announced that the Committee had made one important change m deference to opinion by the
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    NARAYAN QUITS POLITICS
    134 1 BOMBAY, TSov. 17. Mr. Jaya Prakash Naraynn. v founder member of the Social) party of liidia, MMMMai m an interva'.v with the press Trust «f li dla y«*.»r»Jnv that he had "definitely and di|berately" given Uf> px>Utu>. The 52-year-old former Congress leader once a close rival of
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    H.E. REJECTS CH. SCHOOLS COUNTER-PLAN
    163 1 H.E. REJECTS CH. SCHOOLS COUNTER-PLAN A representative of the Singapore Chinese Chambvr of Commerce had an inUnvif.w yesterday with the Governor tn connection with the (lovernment's proposals for full financial aid to Chinese school.-* to be administered through a Statutory Board. He put tforward certain counter-proposals which would Involve handing
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    CHURCHILL AT GUILDHALL
    45 1 PHOTO. S,i r Winston QhureMM the Prim.- Minister, addresses guests at the Annual l.urd Mayor's Banquet m Guisdhall, London, left to ris>ht: The New Lord Mayor. Alderman Seymou r Howard; Churshill; the Ladtv Mayrorcss; the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Geotrr+y EJaher.- AP
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    LESS TIME AT CONTROLS NOW
    131 1 LONDON, Nov. 17. British Overseas Airways Corporation pilots on the 12,000-mile London to Singapore route are to spend less time at the controls of their plane under new aJr crew schedules. A BOAC spokesman refused to confirm that tho alteration was due to the ,re»port
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    Andhra Congress Will Not Ally With Any Groups?
    212 1 Nathan that the Congress Pnla and rightist group of Krishlk;irlok Party, shojiu all join together to defeat the Communists. Mr. Tennati broke away from the All India i'raja -Socialist Party m order to get ministerial office under Prakasam. Now he finds him
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    Neguib Cannot Quit Egypt?
    159 1 CAIRO, Nov. 17.— The E^yt an Government has no intent on of allowing the dismissed Major General Molammed Ne^uib. to leave the :~untry at present, an official ;pckesman stated last night. "If the evidence should warrant it we may decide to try him by special court",
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    Peace Prize For Sir Anthony Eden
    118 1 THE HAGUE, Nov. 17.— The directors of the Carnegie foundation tonight announced the award of the Wateler peace pnze of 21,000 guilders (about £2,100) to Sir Anthony J]den. the British Foreign Secretary. It was awarded "for his valuable service m promoting '•n-cperation between the
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    H. C. Expresses Concern Over Local-Born Youth Leaving For Red China
    738 1 Federal Elections Next July! Addressing the Federal Legislative Council yesterday, Sir Donald MacGillivray, the High Commissioner dwelt at length o n the state Emergency m the Federation and added that the Communists would adept all kinds of devices to
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    ISSUE BEFORE THE LOKSABHA
    175 1 From Our Own Correspondent KURNOOL, Nov. 17: Andhra State issue was raised immediately when the Parliament convened for business on Tuesday. Leader of the Communes* Party Mr. A. K. Gopalan sought to move an <idjournj ment motion, but this whs ais;;'.lowed by the Speaker Mr. I
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    Record Income For Tempple
    51 2 TIRUI'ATI; The income through the Hundi m Tiruinalal temple during the recent Brahmothsavam wa .s Ks. H1.528 against rs. 44,353 m the last year. This figure waa exclusive of the value of ?o!a, silver and varthanas. The Executive Officer said that It WBa a re<v>rd inMwia
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    Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Thur. Nov. 18, 1954 Lesson Of The Kallang Crash
    519 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Thur. Nov. 18, 1954 Lesson Of The Kallang Crash WHEN the Kallang Constellation Crasn Keport was out, nobody expected that it wouid speciiicaiiy point out to this or th^t man, or to this or tna.i matter as the soie cause a* the accident. No single cause
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    INDIA GOVT. TO ENCOURAGE ARTISTS
    599 2 SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTED TO 49 CANDIDATES NEW DELHI: Forty-nine candidates have been selected for the first awards under the Government of India's scheme of cultural scholarships for young artists. As patronage of art by the princes and landed gentry has greatly diminished due to social changes,
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    Census Of Land Holdings
    127 2 NEW DELHI: Census of land holdings should be coofined to holding above ten acres. This was one of the dec.Stons reached at conference cf representatives of the Central and State Governments which met here recently. It was stated at the conference that since all the difficulties
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    PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY
    44 2 .Janab M. G. Dastagir Sahib welcoming Hfe Excellency sir John Nieoll, to a tea party held at Raffles Hotel on Now 12, tfcß Prophet's Birthday. In the picture below the Governor is seen addressing the big gathering of Muslims <»n that occasion.
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    Bank Secretary In Forgery Charge
    139 2 KUMBAKONAM: S. Neelakantan, former Secretary of the Commonwealth Bank Limited, Kumbakonam, was recently committed to take Us trial m sessions court -o. offences under Sections 467 (Forgery of valuable security, will, etc.), and 409 I.P.C. (Criminal breach of trust l> banner. Mr. T. V. Subramaniani,
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    Rajasthan Congress Leader
    56 2 JAIPUR: Mr. Mohanlal Sukhadia, Revenue Minister of Rajasthan, was elected Leader cf the Congress Legislature Party, defeating the Chief Minister, Mr. Jainarain Vyas, by 59 votes to 51. One member remained neutral. Two members were absent. There are 113 Congress members m the 160-member legislature. One member
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    Pak. Steps To Bring Down Prices
    212 2 KARACHI: Pakistan's reconstituted Cabinet is understood to be planning a series of measures to bring down prices of essential goods m the country which soared m recent months and have been almost .eyond the reach of the com mon man. Among the steps propose!
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    BUS FALLS INTO PADDY-FIELD
    67 2 KOZJrtIKODE: A bus proceeding: trom Vytiri to Manantouay on Nov. 9 accidentally sapper and fell into a paddy-r.cld near Panamaram m Wynaad aa a result of which one passenger was injured. Tne ariver fell «iown unconscious. The bus w as lUii at tnc time. Slight oaiiiage
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    B. R. Sen India's Next Envoy To Japan
    46 2 B. R. Sen India's Next Envoy To Japan NEW D&uini: The appointment of Mr. B- R. Sen, i.C'.S., at present India's Amoassador to Italy, as Ambaasador to Japan has been announced. Mr. Sen is expected to assume charge of his new post m January. 1955 FOC
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    Main Features Of Pak's Interim Constitution
    379 2 KARACHI: The main features of the "interim Constitution" that Pakistan is to have under the new Government are disclosed m a report from Karachi published m the Dally Telegraph says a London report. These are (1) suppression of the provincial Governmonts m West Pakistan,
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    Pardi Satyagraha Again ?
    180 2 Pardi Satyagraha Again SURAT: Mr. Uttam Harji, President of the Pardi Kisan Panchayat, a Socialist organization, has warned landlords m certain villages m Pardi that if they do not surrender part of their grasslands to the ki.-ans and agree to pay reasonable wages to grass cutters, the kisans will oovcott
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    Documentary Films No Departmental Monopoly
    695 2 NEW DELHI: A spokesman of the Information and Broadcasting Ministry here last week denied the onarge made recently by Mr. S. S. Vasan, President of the Film Federation of India, that the supply of approved documentaries and newsreels to film exhibitors In India was a
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    Indian Artistes' Impressions Of Russia
    406 2 Indian Artistes' Impressions Of Russia NEW DELHI-: The Indian cultural delegation consisting eminent artistes ana headed by Mrs. Chandrasexhar, Jn.on Deputy Health Mini* cer, has returned home with pieasant exper.ences and fairly prcud of its pertormances m lie Sov.et Un.on, Poland and Czechoslovakia. The delegac on was m these countries
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    INCREASING BOMBAY'S GAS SUPPLY
    186 2 INCREASING BOMBAY'S GAS SUPPLY BOMBAY Bombay's K aa suppiy 48 to be increased DV 4u per cent m tne n* xC three years, it m learnea. Tne Bombay uas Company now piouuces i.uji>,ui)o cubic ft. of gas per day. this being inauequate to meet tne increasing needs of the c«izens,,
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    150 Head Of Cattle Die In One Thana
    71 2 BEGUSAPwAI: About 150 head of cattle recently died m Teghra thana after tJiey were Inoculated against rinderpest. Mass inoculation had to be suspended under the orders of the S.D.O. A hteh official O f the Veterinary DeDartment visited some villages of the
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    Industrial Strike Called Off
    57 2 JHARIA; Tiie month old strike of 200 workers of the Metal Corporation of India, Katrasgarh. has been called off following: a settlement arrived at between the workers' union and the management, according- to a report received here. The dispute had been referred to an industrial tribunal
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    STANDING COMMITTEE FOR PLANNING SET UP
    1376 3 Nine Chief Ministers In It Finance Minister's Advice To States On Resources NEW DELHI: The Chief Ministers of nine States are to be associated with the Planning ComnuHsion to ensure constant consultation between the Union, and the State* on general questions connected w.th planning.
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    THAI AMBASSADOR TO INDIA
    23 3 NEW DELHI: Mr. phra Bahjddha Nukara has oeen appointed Thailand's Ambassador to Ind'a, tha External Affaire Ministry aaooußced FOC
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    65-Man Chinese Mission To India
    63 3 NEW DELHI: A sixty-hve members Chinese cultural delegation will arrive m India on L>ec. 3. The delegation will visit various centres m the country and give performances of Chinese dances and music. The delegation will be m Bombay from December 13 to 19. The delegation
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    Poppy Day At Kuala Lumpur
    49 3 At tbe Poppy Day Celebration In the Federal Capital. The High Commissioner, Sir Donald Mac Gillivray, is seen m the foreground, the Sultan of Selangor on the right extreme. The Commissioner of Police, General Bourne and Ramakri.shna Roa are also seen In this picture.
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    Six Locomotives Every Five Days
    109 3 NEW DELHI; six locomotives every five days this is the average rate at which ndw locomotivesl will be delivered to the Indian Railways throughout the present financial year, to help replenish their stocks. Till the end of August, 334 locomotives ihad already been delivered. Of
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    India's Second 5-Year Plan Will Cost Rs. 55 billions
    582 3 there had been no satisfactory reply from the States m regard to his suggestion that the work of abclition of intermediaries, tenancy reform, fixation of cc. lings etc., should be phased so that wcrk could be completed within the FiveYear Plan
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    Unemployment Problem
    309 3 Meanwhile, the National De veipoment Council has recommended that a comprehensive system of survey of unemployment should be devised ana tnat standard definitions of unemployment siiuuid be adeptea witn a view to tackling the question of unemployment enectively. The council, which ccncluaed its discussions here last Thursday, devoted
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    Not To Quit House Unless forced
    111 3 KAII^CHI: Mr. Xaiuizurtoin njian, x resident of the dissolved Constituent Assembly of JfaKiscan, toid correspondents here that he would not vacate his official rcsiueiK'e itmtss ne was lorced to. Reports published here »»**d he had been asked by the authorities to vacate h»s re&iuence
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    India's New Envoy To Burma
    112 3 BOMBAY: Mr. R. R. Saxena, Indies Ambassador-ae-signate to Burma, arrived last week aboard the 29.000--ton P. o. liner Arcadia. Mr. Saxena was formerly India's Trade Commissioner m Canada He was accompanied by his family. Three officials jof |the U.K. High Commission mi n India arrived
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    K. L. WEDDING
    26 3 Lourdusamy, son of Mr. Kavarimirthu, and Miss Anthony daughter of Mr. Devasa hayatn, wen- manied recently at St. Joseph's church, Sentul, Ki.n'-, Lumpur
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    Opposition In Sind To One-Unit Plan
    241 3 KARACHI: Kazi Fazululla'a. a former Chief Minister of Sind. m *i statement last week opposed the move to merge the provinces and States of West Pakistan. He said 'he was opposed to the proposal "as it Is harmful to the interests of Pakistan and
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    53 3 LAHORE: The Indian Higti Commissioner m Pakistan Dr M. S. Mehta, formally handed over to the Governor of punjab (P) Mr. Habib Rahimtoola, the gift of more than 15,000 yards of Indian c loth sent by the India Government as a token of sympathy to the flood stricken people of
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    Propagation Of Hindi Overzealousness Criticised
    743 3 Propagation Of Hindi Overzealousness Criticised BASTI: Pandit Balakrishna Sharma, M.P., noted Hindi writer, said that those who attempted to "thrust Hindi an unwilling heads" were doing a disservice to its cause. The fact that Hindi had language did not mean that I stick m hand, Pandit Sharma Presiding over the
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    University Of Travancore
    39 3 TRIVANDRUM: The term of appointment of Mr. a. Ramaswami MudatJar, an Honorary Vice-Chancellor of the University of Travancore, has been extended for a rurer period of alx aumtn? from Novemoer 15, 1954, it was announced Jiere.
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    Electors—Check Your Names And Make Claims
    781 4 Electors— Check Your Names And Make Claims Preliminary Register Open For Inspection Nov. 24-Dec.B. List Of Centres Published. By Our Staff Reporter "Check your names and make claims" was the main theme of a Press Conference by the new Kegistration Officer, Elections Offlce, Mr. Rtuthu Ponnnduray, he*d yesterday, when he
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    ASIA WANTS ECONOMIC AID SANS STRINGS
    90 4 TOKYO. Nov. 17. Socialist Party leaders from six Asian nations came out agains'•economic aid with militaristic strings." The sentiment was expressed In the first session ot the second Asian socialist conference that started here today. "Backward nations of Asia are m need of foreign
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    India's Internal Airlines Loss
    71 4 NEW DELHI, (Nov. 17. I India's government operated internal airlines system l° st Rs. 12.746,000 (U552,b76.G60) m tlie year ended July 31 while the nationalised external service, A4r India International, reported a profit of USss,sfe6,--000 a government spokesman told parliament yesterday. He compared these figures with
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    Ismailis To Meet In Cairo
    58 4 DAMASCUS, Syria, Nov. 17. The Aga Khan, leader, or the Isniaili religious sect, has invited his leading followers m Syria and the Eastern countries to a congregational conference under his auspices m Cairo next month, Ismaiii circles m Damascus said yesterday. The Aga Khan held
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    Red China's Invasion Of Formosa Will Involve U. S.
    376 4 Dulles' Direct Warning WASHINGTON, Nov. 17: U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said yesterday that if the Chinese Communists seek to carry out their threat to conquer Formosa, the action would involve hostilities with the United States. He told a
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    Dulles Warns Soviet Russia
    162 4 WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. Uhc United States Secretary jf State. Mr. Jchn Foster Dulles, said that the consequences of a Soviet attempt to reimpose a blockade cf Berlin should be very serious. Mr. Dulles was asked at his press conference about reports that the Scvict authorities might
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    RED CHINESE CONTROL OVER FREE ASIA
    127 4 RED CHINESE CONTROL OVER FREE ASIA NEW YORK, N.ov. 17. -A top U.S. State Departratnt official said Chinese Keus tor tne ftrst time are exerciaing •increased control" over communist parties m Free Asian countries. i>eputy Undersecretary 01 State Kobert jMurpny said m a speech prepared for the National i\)reugn. Trade
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    EXILED KABAKA IS TO RETURN
    108 4 LONDON. Nov. 17. The exiled Kabaka cf Buganda is to return as a constitutional monarch to his East African kingdom on conditions— if the great Lukiko, the African Assembly, choose to have him i>ack rather than elect a new culer. This was announced by the
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    Foreign Investments In India
    42 4 Foreign Investments In India NEW DELHI. Nov. 17: Mr CHintaman Deshmukh. India's Finance Minister, said m the House of People today that the government wanted majority interest and control of all future foreign investments m India to remain m Indian hands Reuter
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    Parrot Speaks Dirty Language
    59 4 BARCELONA (Spain), Nov. 17. A parrot has been kicked out of the National Championship for Talking Bird* because of dirty language. The judges said it was a shame the parrot could speak m seven different tongues. The star of the show thus far is a parrot
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    Police Camp At Red Hills To Be Shifted
    151 4 From Our Own tjorrespondent MADRAS, Nov. 17: Chief Minister Mr. Kamaraj Nadar announced yesterday that the Government :ias decided to remove the Special Armed Police Camp away tram Ked Hills Lake Area city's main drinKmg water reservoir. Recently tne Corporation autnoruies nave
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    Peaceful Uses Of 'A' Energy
    130 4 LONDON. Nov. 17. Sir Winston CrnvrchiU, the Prime Minister, said it was "frightfully important to switch the train of destiny on to the right lines" when answering a question m the House of Commons about the peaceful uses of atomic energy. A Labour member, Mr.
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    Highest French Honour For Ceylon PM
    75 4 PARIS, Nov. 17: The Ceylon Prime Minister Sir John Kotelawala yesterday received the highest award of the French Republic—the red sash and silver star of *he Grand Cross of the "Legion of Honour. The presentation was made to the Prime Minister, now on a
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    S.E.A. Nations To Meet Soon
    111 4 WASHINGTON. Nov. 17 US. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told a news conference yesterday he felt representatives of the Southeast Asian Defence All ancc. should meet, soon to consult r Communist subversion thr<.;yt^ned m their areas He said preliminary P*annin ff would be useful
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