Indian Daily Mail, 10 January 1955
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Title Section16 1955-01-10 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. NO. 324 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1955 FOUli PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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263 1955-01-10 1 Bevan Urges East -West Meeting At Earliest Opportunity Not In Order To Give In TWICKENHAM, Middlesex, Jan. 9.— Mr. Aneurln Bevan, Britain's I^ttwin X Labour leader called here for meetings between the We,«*t and Rus*ia "at the earliest opportunity." He was opening the Labour Party candidates campaign m the TwickenhamReuter - 263 words
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Article254 1955-01-10 1 Marilyn Gable Romance Hinted NEW YORK, Jan. 9: Marilyn j Monroe, free of contract commitments, emerged tonight a producer and an aspiring serious actress. The shapely film star told a news conference that she wanted to do something new after her roles as a blonde bomDshell m Hollywood "m wantReuter - 254 words
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Article45 1955-01-10 1 SOVIET IRAQ RELATIONS LONDON, Jan. 9: The Soviet Government has decided to recall its diplomatic mission from Iraq, Moscow radio said. The Soviet Foreign Ministry said the closing of the Iraq mission m Moscow was "evidence of an unfriendly attitude which increases international tension".- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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75 1955-01-10 1 Tamils Festival Music And Dance Competitions Tamils IFestival Musir; and Dance Competitions will be held at the Happy WoTld Stadium on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 1955 commencing from 5.30 p.m. Artistes particdpatingr m the competitions are requested to report to Mr, A. Murugaian, Convenor Music and Dance Competitions, at the Happy75 words
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Article60 1955-01-10 1 S. Dutt To Succeed R. K. Nehru From Oar Own Correspondent •Wi^w O&L.HI, Jan. y. It is learnt that Mr. R. <K. JNehru, now foreign Secretary will be snortJy appointed India's Amuassauor at i-'eKing. Mr. N. Kagnavan now m Peking will be sniited to Paris. Mr. S. L>utt, once agent60 words
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Article148 1955-01-10 1 From Our own Correspondent MADuaS. Jan. 9. Maranal nto, Yugoslav leader, wi*l be visiting Indian National Congress Session m Avadj during iiis stay m Madras. He is scheduled tc arrive here m his yacht direct from Rangoon on Jan 21. Resolution urging that Congress Governments148 words
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133 1955-01-10 1 WHY DID NOT LABOUR MPs INTERCEDE? LONDON, Jan. 9: The Conservative Sunday dispatch today asked why the recent British Labour Party Mission to Peking had not interceded en behalf of the 13 American subjects imprisoned by the Communist Chinese authorities. The newspaper referred to the United Nations Secretary General Mr.Reuter - 133 words
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Article29 1955-01-10 1 LONDON, Jan. 9. Mr. Morgan Phillips, Secretary of the British Labour Party who Is suffering from influenza and bronchits has been taken to hospital for observation.29 words
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Article82 1955-01-10 1 Indo- American Air Talks NEW DELHI, Jan. 9: A new air transport agreement between India and the United States is expected to be completed by Monday, usually reliable Indian sources said here. But if no agreement is reached by the time the exlstng agreement expires on January 14th American AirlanesReuter - 82 words
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124 1955-01-10 1 T.C. Tamil M.L. As Can't Attend The Session i-ium Our o»n Correspondent i^^iNA^vUi-Aivi, Jan. a.— A division benca or xiavancorecocnin tx.gn Court has reiuood a peuu^n from six iamil oongi-oto L,egislatoi s now m jan mat they must ue pcrmiti.eu to atteia tn e ccmiug acsson oi tne AssemDly at124 words
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Article110 1955-01-10 1 Fiom Our own Correspondent KUKNOOL.. Jan. y. Tne Congress Party has been tne nrst to w.n a seat m tne Andhra general election and tne Andhra Congressmen are jubilant, holding that is a itavourable forecast ot thein party's final victory. At f&ilipalem, Cuddapah District, only two110 words
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Article, Illustration50 1955-01-10 1 Rev. Xavier S. Thani Nayagam, Professor of University of Ceylon, js arriving here tomorrow at 3.05 p.m. by pHane from Bangkok. Key. Thaßi Nayagam is arnving here to participate m Tamils Fectival, Singapore. He Will be also addressing meetings m Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Ipoh, and Seremban.50 words
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Article104 1955-01-10 1 HONG KONG, Jan. 9.— Mr. Shozo Murata, 77-year-old Chairman of the Japanese international Trade Promotion Association said Inere today oefore leaving- by train for China that one of the main objectives of his trip to Peking- was to arrange for a Chiuese Government trade delegationReuter - 104 words
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165 1955-01-10 1 Five thousand Indians and Ceylonese Muslims, Christians and Hindus watched Tamils Festival sports and Athletics Finals at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Prominent citizens of Singapore, doctors, police officials and others keenly interested m sports, acted as judges, track inspectors, announcers, stewards and recorders.165 words
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100 1955-01-10 1 Tamils Festival Oratorical Contest Results At the Tamils Festival Oratorical Contest held at the Ramakrishna Mission Lecture Hall at Bartley Road e n Saturday, Jan. 8, followin 2 were declared the winners: Senior Group (Aged Over 16): Mr. P. T. VeerappanFirst Prize; Mr. R. Dharman— Second Prize; Mr K. Kapoor100 words
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Article65 1955-01-10 1 HOL£>ENBY. England, Jan. 9. Princess Alexandra, daugh te r of the Duchess of Kent v/as thrown from her horse while jumping a. brook neat here yesterday. Other members of the Pytchley hunt rushed to her aid but the princess, mudspattered and shaken told them: "IReuter - 65 words
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Article41 1955-01-10 1 L.ONDON, Jan. 9. Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother is to dv invited to beuome the chancellor of London University m succession to the Earl wf Athlone who has resigned after hotfdincr tho nosltion since 1932.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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209 1955-01-10 1 WOMEN IN DELEGATIONS ALI WELCOMES KARACHI, Jan. 9: Prime Minister Mohammad Ali welcomed Egyptian Madame Dona Shahxs demand for the inclusion of women m various countries delegations to the Atro-Asian conference. He said the conference will be represented by either Foreign Ministers or Prime Ministers but, if any country includesAP - 209 words
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Article90 1955-01-10 1 L.ONDON, Jant. 9. Britain Is sending an extra squadron or paratroopers to Malaya to assist m the jungle warfare aga.nst i^ommulDist terrorists. The war office said it acted to "meet an urgent request from the Director «f Oyerations m Malaya, Lieut. Gen O. X- Bourne. Currently thereAP - 90 words
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213 1955-01-10 1 Portuguese Detain Girl Students India— Goa Border Sealed BOMBAY Jan. 9: Portuguese authorities have sealed the Goa, India border at the village of Polem, adjoining the Indian district cf Karwar, and detained 23 girl students returning to India from Goa, according to reports here yesterday. The reports, quoted by theReuter - 213 words
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Article, Illustration118 1955-01-10 1 Peny ar E. V. Rama sa my and party left for Madras yesterday by s.s. Kajula, alter a tnree-we«k tour of Malaya.. There were about five hundred people at the wharf side to bid tarewell to the great social reformer of India, Anticipatlie from obtaining gate118 words
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192 1955-01-10 1 FRANKFURT, J;iu. 9: A German inventor. Martin Ostermann, had just patented a ball-shaped air-raid shelter which he claims would bo proof against a direct hit by an Atomic Bomb. Ostermann who says he waa decorated by Hitier for Jus work on air-raidReuter - 192 words
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Article52 1955-01-10 1 LONDOin, Jan. 9: Historical manuscripts to be offered tor sale at a London art auction later this month include a letter written by Mary, queen of the Scots during ncr imprisonment at Carlisle m 1568. Tnere are also documents l;y Nelson and Michelangelo and musical manuscrints ofReuter - 52 words
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Article78 1955-01-10 1 Yugoslav Flag In Rangoon, Why? RANGOON. Jan. 9. A Burmese wypcrttlQß Leader tias aioa a compiaint m a local court against Kangoon Corporation far displaying YugosiUv flags on the occasion of Aiarsnai Tito's arnval m liuima iU5t Tuunsduy. U. ii. ivluung, a former Foreign Minister who recently lormed the "JusticeReuter - 78 words
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Article79 1955-01-10 1 MOSCOW. Jan. 9: Russians want actor Charles Chaplin, a Stalin peace prize winner, to some to Moscow. They also want him to provide "our broad masses" with some of his hlms. But will the millionaire actor come? Tnis is the question raised m a. provocajtive articleAP - 79 words
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Advertisement9 1955-01-10 1 MTHE LEADIN6 TAMIL DAILY/^ __JIN MALAY* OVER 17 YEARSL,9 words
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Advertisement239 1955-01-10 1 ■W** I^^ S 5 50 11 ■1 3MONTHS..--| 300 ■l BMONTHS. BB0 0 IB Mi lM SS^2i""si9 50 11 m\ bmonths----| 7B 00 \m Hi v-r A ~r^ii^^^B Tamils Festival Tea Party! o o 8 As Part of the Tamils Festival celebration m the 3 3ji Colony, a tea party239 words
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528 1955-01-10 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Mon. Jan. 10, 1955 DATO TAN SOCIALISM J)ATO Sir Cheng-lock Tan's views on Socialism is as queer as that on professional politicians. The latter we have already discussed m our editorial earlier, and to-day we shall examine the former. Writing m the M.C.A.'s official organ the528 words
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399 1955-01-10 2 Customs Cordon Around Former Fr. Areas To Go From Today NEW DELHI. The Customs cordon around the former French establishments m India will cease to operate with effect from, January 10, according to a Press Note issued by the Government of India. The Government of India have reviewed the customsFOC - 399 words
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Article616 1955-01-10 2 revalidation certificate, issued by the Chie f Controller of Imports and Exports will be liable to confiscation or reshipment. Total value of gocds. expected to be imported under open market transactions is about Rs. two and half crcres. FOC. WELCOMED PONDICHEERY: The Chlei Commissioner ofFOC - 616 words
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Article59 1955-01-10 2 MADRAS: Owing to the satisfactory food posit x>n m mdJa, imports of foodgrains were consideraoly reduced and amounted to only 680,000 t^ns during the period from January 1, 19&4, to NovemDer 24, iyo4 as against 2,010,000 tons and 3,7 < u.OOO tons respectively m theNAFEN - 59 words
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Article66 1955-01-10 2 THE HAUUji: The Indonesian President, Dr. 3o»?-' karno, and his wife have been Invited toy the Pakistan premier, Mr. Mohammed Ali, to visit Pakistan, the Indonesian News Agency, Pia reported. Quoting the information service of the Pakistan Embassy m Jakarta, the agency said President Soekarno wasReuter - 66 words
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Article, Illustration49 1955-01-10 2 PHOTO President Tito of Yugoslavia, on a State visit to India, pose* with some of the girls who performed hll dances for his honour during his recent visit to Theog, about 18 miles from Simla. The girls are from Chamba, north of Simla. APAP - 49 words
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Article275 1955-01-10 2 KARACHI: "Local industry seems to have built Itself upon the broken back of the consumers," sa d Mr. M. A. H. Ispahan!, Pakistan's Minister of Industries, to a deputation of Pakistani industrialists. Mr. Ispahani siail while the government's present policy was aimed at self-sufficiency m consumer goods,NAFEN - 275 words
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Article52 1955-01-10 2 KARACHI: Of 6,000,000 tons of wheat received as a gift from the United States last year, 20,000 tons will be used as cattle fodder, it is reported here. The wheat, fit for human consumption, had become discoloured and the Government decided to use it as cattleNAFEN - 52 words
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Article, Illustration54 1955-01-10 2 PHOTO United Nations Secretary General Dae Hammarskjold (left), arriving by air at Delhi from Karachi en route to Peking, Is greeted by Indian External Affairs Secretary General N. Raghava n Pill at (second from lett) and Foreign Secretary Ratan K. Nehrn (right). The Sikh (m turban^ isAP - 54 words
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Article212 1955-01-10 2 NEW UEdM.I: As much a* 20 i'<-'r cent of tne annual pronts of aJ|l the Annapooinacafeterias m the co*»- -iy w»U t>e earmarked for charnie3 and *>ther weltare sonemes. A tentative decision to this ofiect, aweady taken by several Annapoorna units, will be ratified by tne fourth annual generalNAFEN - 212 words
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Article128 1955-01-10 2 CALCUTTA: The area under jute c?Op nnd production m West Bengal durin^ the 1954-55 season is estimated to be 547,900 acres and 1,465.200 bales (of 400 lbs), respectively, as against 534,700 acres land 1,498,400 bales m the I previous season, according to I the finalNAFEN - 128 words
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485 1955-01-10 2 Letter-Writers Of Britain's Newspapers Magazines LONDON: Why is it that every yea r 800.000 Britons write to newspapers and magazines here seeking a» answer to their personal problems? A team of three a psychiatrist, a social worker and a statiscian are studying the problem from the^r centre at the CrichtonNAFEN - 485 words
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Article170 1955-01-10 2 MADRAS; The Stat e Gov:rnment is now conducting eseavch on food, growth *nd )reeding habits of '•'ftiapiu," i rare species fo fish. "Tilapia flsh culture m ranjore Divis.cn ;s being ione m "confined waters jndcr the duect supervision rf the Fisheiies Department A small quantity ofNAFEN - 170 words
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Article92 1955-01-10 2 BHAVNAGAR: The Personal Secretory to the Maharaja of Bhavanagar, writes: There is a little misunderstanding m the matter whicii is published m The Hindu last month, with regard to His Highness the Maharaja Saheb o| B^ a "P"B;ar. w«s T -*is*ness, of course, ts doing some92 words
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Article275 1955-01-10 2 L.UCKNOW: Sri C. B. Guptn., ITttar Pradesh Minister for Health suggested the starting of a marriage counsel service. Inaugurating the second AllIndia Conterence on Family Planning: he said such a counsel service would help In developing a healthy and balanced outlook on life, and save them fromFOC - 275 words
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Article233 1955-01-10 2 CAJLiCUTTA: A record crowd of approximately 125,000 persons irom all parts of India, Jiciudang hundreds of Indian sadihus, la expected to attend th.s year's Ganga Saugor Me;a, to be held on the Saugcr island at the mouth ot Kiver Hooghly from January 13 to 15,NAFEN - 233 words
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82 1955-01-10 2 AGRA: Sri Sankariah Fur;tnik Shastri, who is on a walking tour of the country "to spread the teachings of Gandhi ji," arrived here after covering 1,200 nmes. Twenty-two-year-old Shastri. who hails from Hyderabad State, said his main purpose m undertaking the walking 'our wasFOC - 82 words
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852 1955-01-10 3 Bombay Textile Magnate Presents Indian Case LONDON: On the eve of the Lancashire Cotton Union's allegation to the Board of Trade- to urge cloth import controls, the Manchester Guardian printed an exhaustive interpretation of the situation by Mr. Neville N. Wadia, and commended LancashireNAFEN - 852 words
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499 1955-01-10 3 B'BAY LEADS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION NEW DELHI: "Physical education should be made compulsory m all training schools and colleges so that the ccuntry may have better qualified personnel m the field to teach,'' according to a recommendation made by the Central Advisory Board cf Physical Education. The board was constitutedNAFEN - 499 words
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36 1955-01-10 3 GAUHATI: A State Electricity Board which wHfl take complete charge of the scneme for electrification of Assam's towns and villages, is proposed to be established shortly, it is reliably learned. NAFENNAFEN - 36 words
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234 1955-01-10 3 German Hails India's Five -Year Plan BERLIN Professor Stein- 1 berg, a wellknown West German economist, described India's first Five-Year Plan as "a Plan for the people and by the people" but said unfortunately not much had been heard about it by the outside world. In a broadcast over RadioNAFEN - 234 words
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185 1955-01-10 3 NEW DELHI: Three industriial productivity experts from abroad have been obtained by the Union Government for training Industrial workers m modern methods of improving industrial production. These foreign experts- two from the United Kingdom and one from the uniteci States have already held discussions with leading industrialistsNAFEN - 185 words
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Article144 1955-01-10 3 NEW DELHI. Two mango shows are to be held m Delhi next year organised by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research. To suit the seasons, the South Indian varieties will te shown m May, and the North fndian varieties m July. The exihibitions are designed to provideNAFEN - 144 words
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Article, Illustration73 1955-01-10 3 CULTURAL DELEGATION OF RED CHINA The Member^ of the Cultural Delegation of the Peoples Republic of China, who are on a tour of this country, visited the famous Ajanta Oaves recently. l'boto shows the Members of the Delegation being taken round one of the Caves at Ajanta. Ft Mr- Cheng73 words
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Article145 1955-01-10 3 KARACHI: Pakistan's labour Minister, ur. A. M. Malik, announced here that the Pakistan Government will conduct cumpremmSiVe survey oi the manpower resources of the country from January 15 to prov.de the Planning Board with detailed and up-to-date data. Mr. Chester W. Helper, Special Assistant to th eNAFEN - 145 words
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Article99 1955-01-10 3 LONIMDN: The staid "iFinanciai Times" has been conducting an inquiry into the make-Up habits of British women. It has found out tlttft about a quarter use no cosmetics at all on their faces, rather more than a half confine themselves to face powder, lipstick andNAFEN - 99 words
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90 1955-01-10 3 BOMBAY: Two babes m anus held up the Air—lndia International plane for 25 minutes at the airj>tul here im Christmas Eve nififht. These babes, passengers m the London-bound plane, emplaned inadvertently witnout tickets. An air hostess at the last second found out that the mothersFOC - 90 words
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Article123 1955-01-10 3 NEW DELHI: There are now 2,000 primary schools m the tubai areas ox the North* Eastern Frontier Agency, whereas m iy47 there were none. This illustrates the stead> progress made m primary ana oa.s.c education since independence. Throughout 'India the num> ber of children attending schools has increasedNAFEN - 123 words
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Article96 1955-01-10 3 KARACHI: Tne second estimate of the are a under sugarcane crop m Pakistan for the year 1954-66 is it 02,000 acres as against 864,000 acres for the isecond estimate of 1953, an increase of 11.3 per cent. The acreage reported m the final estimate of (last yearNAFEN - 96 words
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Article, Illustration48 1955-01-10 3 Funds were collected for the welfare of Ex-Senicemen and their famlies through the sal© of token flags on the Indian Armed Forces Flag Day, on December 1. A poor woman contributes her mite and l 8 happy to have a flag p'nned on to her.48 words
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Article168 1955-01-10 3 NEW YORK; What are claimed t c b« hairs from an Abomiable Snowan of the Himalayas are bein ff studied under laboratory conditions by Dr. L,con Hausman, a professor at the New Jersey State Univers.ty Women's College. They were obtained from tn« Thyangboche Monastery by Mr.NAFEN - 168 words
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Article289 1955-01-10 3 CAIRO: Dr. Mustafa Amer, Egypt's Director Of Antiquities, is appealing to archaeologists throughout the world to come forward and help save his country's historical remains dating back to the times of the Pharaohs. They axe threatened by the Aswan Dam scheme, which includes a vast reservoirNAFEN - 289 words
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527 1955-01-10 3 CANTONMENT AREAS: Reform Of Land Tenure NEW DELPHI: The Ministry «f Delence have decided to oiiag aoout diastic changes m the pokey vi uand aamini£trutioii m cantonment areas m the near future amounting to "a virtual re-wiritmg' of me Cantonment Land administrations Kates, vjot v at 13 oaiciuiiiy learnt here,FOC - 527 words
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Article144 1955-01-10 3 LUCKNOW: The Indian Conference of Social Works, which concluded its five-day session here last Thursday un- 1 der the presidentship of Bombay's Minister for Prohibit-on. I Dr. jlvraj Mehta, has decided to observe "Social Welfare Day' all over the country on February 20. The conferenceFOC - 144 words
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Article276 1955-01-10 3 VIJAYAWADA: Dr. (Mrs.) Sumati Matatkar, Director of Music, All India Radio, said that mobile recording units would soon be sent to different linguistic regions m the country with a view to tour those regions, and record unexplored folk musj:, and one such unit would be attachedFOC - 276 words
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Article145 1955-01-10 3 JODHPUR: A mahila sammelan (women's conference) held under the auspices of the All-India Jan Sangh Conference here expressed concern over the display by certain commercial firms, of obscenu and objectionable posters and advertisements, which, it said, was tantamount to insult to Indian womanhood. In a resolution,FOC - 145 words
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654 1955-01-10 4 Tamils Position In Ceylon Is Precarious What Is The Remedy V AI>i>LKOODAI: 'Almost every Tamil has now accepted that the portion of the Tamil people m Ceylon is pre<ariouV said Mr. 8. j. V. c*«'lvanayagam, Q.C, leader of the Tamil Federal Party, presiding at a largely attended meeting of theFOC - 654 words
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Article207 1955-01-10 4 COLOMBO; On e man in-r^ng a- genuine grouse this year, is Mr. V. A. Nicholas, the Post Mast** General. Hi* trouble is women .Firsts, they have turned his teiegraph offices m the Fort into marriage bureau Second, although he wants them to stay feeding creeders andFOC - 207 words
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219 1955-01-10 4 Estate Dispute Premier Calls For Conference COLOMBO The Prime Minister, Sir John Kotelawala, will call a conference Of all concerned m the dispute over tea estate workers early this week with a view to arriving at a settlement and laying out a policy for the future. Mr. S. Thondaman, PresidentFOC - 219 words
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Article217 1955-01-10 4 COLOMBO: Frenzied dervi&nes danced to tne oeat of tamoourmes and hacked a man m two m a Colombo temple, me •victim" was a Muslim uevotee wlio had gone ior the iith annual Mowlood celebrancn m honour of a. Muslim v same. Aver theFOC - 217 words
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Article81 1955-01-10 4 MATUGAMA: Large crowds assemble every at a house of Mr. D. P. Jayasinge, a government clerk mi n Matugama, which is said to be haunted by a poltergeist. It is said that stcnes are thrown at the house every evening and that two persons »n a crowd oneFOC - 81 words
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Article138 1955-01-10 4 COLOMBO: Tw o Seats m the House of Representatives n Bengal have been allotted to Buddhist for the first time. Me-nwhile the government of Pakistan has promised to i help to build a Buddhist centre at Thadaka. Visuddhananda Thero of F'akistan who disclosed this to tlio press,FOC - 138 words
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Article31 1955-01-10 4 CUTTAGK: a comprehensive scheme is now being formulated under which Orlssa's 500,000 palmyra and datepalm trees could be successfully exploited m the manufacture of gur. NAIFENNAFEN - 31 words
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Article35 1955-01-10 4 MADRAS: With a view to reducing large imports of nitrogenous fertilizers and also examining the question of extension of the indigenous capacity for theitr production, the Union Government has constituted a committee. NAFENNAFEN - 35 words
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Article166 1955-01-10 4 PAKISTAN TO TRADE WITH RED CHINA KARACHI: A new trade deal with Communist China will be negotiated when a delecation from Pakistan visits that country shortly, it is reliably learned. The delegation w.ll be led by the Secretary, Central Agricultural Ministry. The proposed trade will be on a barter basis:NAFEN - 166 words
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Article83 1955-01-10 4 SRINAGAR. KASHMIR, Jan. 9. Work has started on a ne and half-mile long tunnel through the mountains to link Kashmir and India by an allweather road. Although Kashmir's future is still m dispute with both India and Pakistan committed to a plebiscite, India is going ahead with aReuter - 83 words
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Article537 1955-01-10 4 Ceylon Asian Switzerland Ceylonesc like to think of their isiand country as a sort of "Asian Switzerland a neutral »n war, a Mecca for tourists and a nice ulace to live m. With some impoxlant exceptions, tneir comcjjt is not iar off base. Ceyion has UiCtl t-> K^ep out of537 words
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Article40 1955-01-10 4 NEW *OitK: l>esonptions of diseases that overtake elephants m oid Hindu literature show that tuberculosis was oommon among; the garni pachyderms m India as far back as 2.000 B. C, according to a nress release here. NAFENNAFEN - 40 words
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Article173 1955-01-10 4 BANGKOK: The imaginative informality or Prime miniver Nehru tne people ii Bangkok, a rare chance ot seeing three Asian Premiers togeuier. It was on December 27 '-ast when the Burmese and inOijixi Prime Ministers halted at Bangkok overnight on their way to the Bogor Conference sit ColomboFOC - 173 words
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Article156 1955-01-10 4 Fourth Meeting Takes Place Today HONGKONG, Jan. 9: Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, United Nations Secretary- General, who had been expected to end his Peking m ission this week end, is staying on for a fourth me eting with Prime Minister Cho En Lai on Monday, th c CcmmunistsReuter - 156 words
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Article921 1955-01-10 4 R. K. Narayan - R. K. Narayan By VVHAT is the difference be- tween "donkey" and "ass?" They mean the same thing, although for "'donkey' my dictionary adds the comment, 'Etymology dubious. The terms are interchangeable. When one tires of saying "ass" one takes up the word "domkeyf. flfaere may oe painstaking921 words
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Article159 1955-01-10 4 KAJKOT: Saurashtra will nave six new colleges by June this year. They are the Janata and tne Post-Ciraduate Basic Trainm^ Colleges at Bhavnagar, whien are to be opened on January 2Q, 1i)35; tt.e Law College at ivajxot; the Pcst-Ciraauaie xeacaers' Tra.ning College at Porbanuar, the MedicalNAFEN - 159 words
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165 1955-01-10 4 T A M I L S FESTIVAL Badminton And Soccer Matches Following are the fixtures for Tamils Jbesuval Badminton Tournament wnich will be playeu at the Jun;or Trade denool Hall at Balestier Koad on Monday, Jan. 10, 1955, beginning from 6 p.m. OO ÜBL.ES T. C. Mathews and f. Kidgewany165 words
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Article34 1955-01-10 4 MADRaS: ueiayed supply of rails and other permanentway fittings and steel girders ia hold.ng up progress m the Rs. tiO.OuO.UUu v^u.ion-Ernaku-lam rail link, work on which commended m December, 1952.34 words
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