Indian Daily Mail, 7 June 1955
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Title Section16 1955-06-07 1 Indian Daily News VOL. XI NO. 113 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNK 7, 1955 FOUR PAGES 1A CENTS16 words
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Article, Illustration131 1955-06-07 1 Wong Pens Soon, World's Number One Badminton Player, is holding proudly the Thomas Cup, which he helped Ma'aya to win for the third time m succession. Peng Soon did really play a captain's game In the challenge matches. Hlg play against Finn Kobbero was indeed a proof ofIDM - 131 words
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282 1955-06-07 1 CAIRO, June 6: Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, arrived here by air yesterday from Bombay on his way to Prague on the first stage of his 35 day "Goodwill Visit" to the Soviet Union and other European countries. Mr. Nehru,282 words
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211 1955-06-07 1 India Will Gladly Co-operate With Every Country After inspecting a guard of honour, he drove with the Czechoslovak Premier through Prague's streets, smiling to groups of people waving to mm. This afternoon he will visit President An ton m Zapotocky who is also giving a reception for him this evening.211 words
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Article73 1955-06-07 1 BELGRADE, June 6. -Workers were busy yesterday takng down Soviet flags flying m Belgrade's streets and reolacing them with Burmese ilag s for the arrival today of the Burmese Premier U Nu. The Russian flags had been flying to celebrate the visit last week of the73 words
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Article20 1955-06-07 1 The High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGilllvray has dissolved the old Legislative Ctf,mcdii and Issued Writs for Election.20 words
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262 1955-06-07 1 MOSCOW. June 6: Marshi-j Nikolai Btdgantn, the Soviet Prime Minister, will give a State Reception for tat. Nehru on Thursday, two days alter the arrival of the Indian Premier. dp.ocnatic sources said today. IT"-. J__ i I :i. t__ invited by Marsha* BulganinReuter - 262 words
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57 1955-06-07 1 The representatives o f the f^ijce, Home Guards and MMitary unifa who are h*lpng to fight the Emergency m Johcre, W IN take x>art m a parade and march past at the Majedee Barracks, Johore jti cdtebration of the Queen' 3 Birthday on Thursday, June57 words
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Article88 1955-06-07 1 BRIEF STOP IN ROME ROME, June 6: Pandit Nehru, India's l'rlme Minister, declined to make any comment here today during a brief stop on his trip to Moscow, where he will be a guest of the Soviet government. The Premier arrived here aboard an Air India plane from Bombay boundAP - 88 words
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Article119 1955-06-07 1 SAIGON, South Vietnam. June 6: Vietnam Premier Ngo Dlnh Diem's National Army was moving with apparent success Monday against forces of the Hca Hao religious sect m an attempt to consolidate his control of the Anti-Communist forces m South Viet Nam. The offensive beganAP - 119 words
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Article81 1955-06-07 1 LONDON, June 6 Leaders of 70,000 rail strikers today rejected an "end the strike" .broadcast appeal from Prime Minister Sir Anthon> Eden wiho said the stoppage threatened .to "smash up" the nations "hard earned prosperity." The rail union chiefs, meeiinjf at their London headquarters, attacked the Prime81 words
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Article, Illustration64 1955-06-07 1 Photo. i Premier U Nn of Banna, on an official visit to Israel, Inspects Israeli army women who formed part of the Guard of Honour mounted at the airport on hlt» arrival. At extreme left U Israeli Premier and Foreign Minister Mosh© Sha* rett.AP - 64 words
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Article69 1955-06-07 1 LONDON, June 6. Chinese Communist anti-aircraft gunners shot down a "Chiang Kal Shek F-47" (Chinese Nationalist) plane over Swatow, Kwantung Province, the New China News Agency reported m a Cantcn despatch. According to the agency four of the aircraft "intruded" over the town at 3 p.m.Reuter - 69 words
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Article30 1955-06-07 1 BONN, W. Germany Juno 6 ChatocelCor tKonrad Adenauer Monday gave up his second post a* (Foreign Minister to concentrate o the West German rearmament t>rosrra.mme. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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291 1955-06-07 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, JUNE 5: ALLUR* SATYANARANANA RAJU. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT AND FORMER GENERAL SECRETARY, HAS BEEN ELECTED PRESTO EN T OF THE ANDHRA PRADESH CONGRESS COMMITTEE, AT A MEETING IN VIJAYAWADA LAST EVENING. RAJU SURPRISINGLY DEFEATED PROF. N. G.291 words
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Article322 1955-06-07 1 Formosa I-China Discussions To Meet Soviet Envoy Also LONDON, June 6.-Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, leader of India's United Nations Delegation, is having separate meetings here today with Sir Anthony Eden, the British Prime Minister, and Mr. Jakob Malik, Soviet Ambassador m London. Mr. Menon flew322 words
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Article91 1955-06-07 1 COLOMBO, June 6 Process Margaret wiU visit Ceylon In February next ve*r to open a trade fair m Colombo, a rexiable source said Monday. The source said there *»tMJ been an exchange of communications between thje Oevlone* uovfrnmcnt and the British Government for some time toAP - 91 words
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Article133 1955-06-07 1 HONG KONG, Jun e 6. —VT Ali Sastroamidjojo, the m<kw neslan Premier, arrived at Cantcn by special plane yesterda y on his way home alter visiting China at the Inviution or Hie Chinese Premier, Mr. Chou En-!ai, Peking Radio reported. A broadcast m Chinese said Dr. Sastroamidjojo,Reuter - 133 words
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Article114 1955-06-07 1 Governor's Rule Ends In E. Pakistan DACCA, E. Pakistan, June 6: East Pakistan's First parliamentary Government for a year which was sworn In today brought to an end the Governor's Rule Imposed In June last year after labour riots m which more than 1,000 people were killed. HieReuter - 114 words
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Article558 1955-06-07 2 I/KIDAV. June 10, l« the last day for submWralon m writing of view* and opinions on Chinese education and col* t iiro m the Colony to the AllParty Committee which has been appointed by fhe Government with the following- terms of reference: "To investigate the situation m558 words
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Article59 1955-06-07 2 Salk Vaccine Caused Death BOISE IDAHO, June 6.— A 33-yoar-cld mother whose two children were inoculated with S.tu anti-polio vaccine died yesterday of polio after an 111* ness lasting only 24 hours. The woman, Mrs. Anna Belle Nelson, was the third fatality and the 38th person to develop polio mReuter - 59 words
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865 1955-06-07 2 CHEAP FOOD CINEMA! NEW DELHI: Two corridor Janata trains are expected to be brought into service on the Indian railways within the next few months. Conductors will be posted on these trains to look after the passengers. This was revealed by Mr. Lai BahadurFOC - 865 words
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Article184 1955-06-07 2 i\n,w LnaiMi: The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations has convened a conference en veterinary education m the second half ot September at Bombay, Sir Thamas Dalling, Veterinary Consultant to the U.N.0., said here. Sir Thomas, who spent three days m D«?lhi discussingNAFEN - 184 words
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118 1955-06-07 2 NEW DELHI: A plant for turning brackiwh water Into potabie has been evolved by the National Fuel Research Institute, Jealgora, and i s being erected m Rajasthan. The plant is so devised that it can remove mineral^ from brackish water and make it suitable forNAFEN - 118 words
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178 1955-06-07 2 MADRAS: Th e number ot electors to the Madras Leeis- Uve Assembly and the House of the People from the Madras City constituencies have almost doubled during the tseven years, according to the revised and consolidated Electoral Rolls preparedNAFEN - 178 words
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154 1955-06-07 2 India's Landborne Foreign Trade In Aoril CALCUTTA: Tho foreign trade of India by land with Pakistan, Afghanistan, iran and Burma during April this year disclosed a substantial reduction of Rs. 9.800,000 m the adverse trade balance, which amounted to Rs, 10,300,000 as against Rs. 20,i00.000 m the previous month, accordingNAFEN - 154 words
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161 1955-06-07 2 NEw DELHI; The Planning Commission has tusked suggestions from eminent scientists and research institutions regarding specific Urojects fcf industrial! and scientific researches to be taken during the second Five- Year Plan period. The scientists have been requested to pay specdaf attention to the meedsNAFEN - 161 words
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Article, Illustration143 1955-06-07 2 Further reductions m work hours »re foreseen as a result ol new technological advances and the r*v.n X productivity of American labour. What uill this mean for the workers? How wt>l they use their increased leisure? One answer to this question ta being given by unions143 words
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148 1955-06-07 2 NEW DELHI; a new building 1 will be constructed at an estimated cost of Rs 1,100.000 to house the office of the Indian Cohncil of Chltural Relations. At present the Council is occuping rented accommodation. The Council works under th e Central Education MinistryNAFEN - 148 words
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242 1955-06-07 2 n When Prime Mi-ntotc-r Nteh.ru v.'rtts the Na- 1 J£ D Defence Academy at I Khadakvasala this week *r,a m ©omnec^on with the Academy s first passing out parade, he wdj? also see an men air Cheatre built by the cadets through theNAFEN - 242 words
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301 1955-06-07 2 MADRAS TJie price situation for different varieties of tobacco maintained almost a steady level In Important markets daring the period March-April, 1956. Only m Jalnaie'iiri market nf West Bengal a slight downward trend m the prices of hookah tobacco was noticed, according to the301 words
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Article120 1955-06-07 2 NEW DELJiI: Th e Indonesian Committee c f Inquiry <>n the "Kashmir Princess" disaster wi;l submit its complete report m about four weeks, a n authoritative source said here. Only a draft of the preliminary report has been brought here for submission to the Government ofNAFEN - 120 words
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Article104 1955-06-07 2 L.AS VEGAS, NEVADA: Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis and his business associates have wen approval to open a swank $3,000,000 inter-racfal hostelry to be known as the Moulin Rough Enterprise The action was taken by the Nevada State Tax Commission. Louis s partners In the ventureNAFEN - 104 words
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Article233 1955-06-07 2 CAiiCUTTA- Coal exnorifl improved sldghtly to 1.922.745 tons In 1954-55 from 1,907,213 tons m the previous year, despite a fafil In despatches to traditlona* markets, according to official figures released here. The tota.i vaf'c of export?, however declined from ft*--68,300,000 m 1953-54 to Rs. 57,600.000. Japan,NAFEN - 233 words
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Article69 1955-06-07 2 NEW DELHI: The Union Ministry of Commerce and industries has approved a new scheme for maunfacturing safety razor blades m India. A jocal firm is collaborating with a Dutch concern to produce 12,000,000 razor blades annually. The foreign flr m will supply the necessary equipmentNAFEN - 69 words
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341 1955-06-07 2 LONDON. General Koniev, who was appointed Commander-in-Chlef of the Joint Armed Forces of the East European Communist State*, set up his headquarters for this Joint Command at the end of 1952 when he was posted to the Carpathian military district, observers here believe. .'ifitHw/iijQ meNAFEN - 341 words
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255 1955-06-07 3 U.S. View On Bandung Confab .1 *w WASHINGTON. *t**2 FV **«*»e»t that 01* dark face from the United State. 1* of a, raucb value as itUHobh of dollar. In economic aid. This was the view reported to President Eisenhower by RepresentativeNAFEN - 255 words
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84 1955-06-07 3 Pakistan Losing Sports Goods Market SIALKOT. (Punjab): The export of sports goods from Sialkot has recorded a steep full because of increasing competition from Britain and India to a number of foreign markets, trade circles say. A letter from the office of the Paksitan High Commissioner m Ceylon, received here84 words
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Article76 1955-06-07 3 MELBOURNE: Rauwoina serpentina, the Indian plant from which reserplne is preJ pared and recently introduced* for treating high blood pressure and certain forms of mental illness, has a new rival m the Australian bitter bark tret-. The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation have discovered howNAFEN - 76 words
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456 1955-06-07 3 JAMES TOMLINS - Pak. Police Pipers Camped In London JAMES TOMLINS k> Eighty Pakistani police froi Frontier districts are today cam march of London's White City I Since mid-May members of the Pakistani Police Pipe band have been rising early, despite the relatively cold weather, to rehearse their parts m tho Royal TournamentNAFEN - 456 words
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316 1955-06-07 3 NEWARK, New Jersey. The people of the world roust become infused with a new enthusiasm and faith In the fight for peace if future war is to be averted, Vincent Aurlol, fcmrer President, of France, said at the annual meeting of of the Kessler Institute forNAFEN - 316 words
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Article89 1955-06-07 3 NEW DELHI: A Central Forestry Commission with the necessary complement of technical start is proposed to be set up soon. The object of this Commission is to scrutinise the work* ing of the all-India forest policy, the collection, standardisation and timely publication of forestry statistics and intelligence, carryingNAFEN - 89 words
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Article, Illustration65 1955-06-07 3 Receiving Thomas Medals Danish player Finn Kobbero (above) who partnered by HanimiTßiitrd Hanson scored the ony \lctrry against Malaya, beating Tan Jin Kong (right) partnered by *-iin Kee F< ng, 18 IS, 4 15, 15 ♦>. In the Thomas Cup Challenge round. They are receiving im-riais from sir George Thomas,65 words
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Article144 1955-06-07 3 KARACHI: The Government of Pakistan ha\*e grant ed permission to a six-man mountaineering expedition to the Hushe valley during .TuneSeptember tlhis year. Thy> expedition, which comprises five Americans and one Englishman, w iJl b e led by Mr. Henry S. Francis Jr. and is expected toNAFEN - 144 words
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Article106 1955-06-07 3 LONDON— British cycle manufacturers shipped 22 per cent more machines m the first four months of this year than they did m the corresponding period of 1954. The numbers went from 640,581 to 782,349. Exports of bicycles, components and parts up to the end of April wereNAFEN - 106 words
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189 1955-06-07 3 Rise In Value Of Shellac Exports CALCUTTA: The value of sQiellac exports recorded an increase or 75 per cent during 1954-55 over u*e previous year's figures without any appreciate increase l n the quantity of shipments, according to official ttg^res available here. ShetHac exports were valued at Rs. 83.400,000 mNAFEN - 189 words
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Article108 1955-06-07 3 RRINAGAR; The States :fftijv research authorities are panning to initiate the cultivation of some of the important drugs ihke Belladonna, Hyoscyamus, Digitalis, pyrethrum flowers, and Diascoiwt deltoids m the i-tafec under the second pive-Year plan 'm extensive sca'e. They hope to achieve a yie.'d Cf approximatelyNAFEN - 108 words
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Article56 1955-06-07 3 MADRAS: ifjftfftMr P&*** »re to be reduced as parl of the Fcod and Agriculture Minlstryv Pan to bring down the prices of commodities In common use am6a.g farmers. The Ministry has taken up with the Commerce and I«--<Vstr!es Ministry the question of makiing a?ricu'-tural imp'3mentsNAFEN - 56 words
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Article235 1955-06-07 3 Rehabilitation Ministers To Meet NEW DELHI; Piians to ncla a conrcrence of State Rehabilitation Ministers at Srtnagar from July 15 for about ten days are weJ under way. A stock-taking of rehabilitation measures undertaken so far by the Centre will be made at the conference. One of Uhe principal itemsNAFEN - 235 words
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529 1955-06-07 3 LONDON A product which was banned by Turkish law, 300 years ago is now playing an important part In that country's drive to place her national economy on a sound footing. Its name? Tobacco. Probably very few people who enjoy a greaterNAFEN - 529 words
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Article72 1955-06-07 3 MADRAS: An Innovation of the Union Government's Postal Department is to establish a uniform pattern of furniture in a I post offices in India and to replace the old. it is learned. Consequently postmen's delivery tables and connected sorting fittings are to be standardized, their dimensionsNAFEN - 72 words
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306 1955-06-07 4 But No Union With India I Ceylon Tamils' Warning COLOMBO: Mr. c- V anniaMnghani, Member of parliament, and newly ejected president of the Tamil Arasu K&drhl (Federal party), replying *o felicitations offered to him at a meeting m Jaffna !«■>' week paintedFOC - 306 words
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Article83 1955-06-07 4 China-Made Bicycles For Malaya? KUAJLA LUMPUR Bicycles made m China may flood Malayan markets is th e next few months If negotiations between the Pan-Malayan Cycle I Dealers' Association and manufacturer m Shanghai prove successful. Some 200 cycle deafers from Singapore and the Federation recently discussed the possibility of importing83 words
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Article177 1955-06-07 4 COLOMBO: The Ceylon Government plans to provide tea and rubber estates with trained personnel to work on the plantations. The Minister of Labour, Dr. M. C. m. Kaieel, has recommended a that a number of estates should be acquired for the purpose of training estates labourNAFEN - 177 words
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Article111 1955-06-07 4 The Trustees of the Ka«-a-mat alias Dandakaba Nagore Dargah, Malacca, have issued an appeal to the public for donations towards the Dargah Building Fund. Contributions may be sent to The Muslim League. 16 Mill Road, Malacca. The Dargah building i s m a bad condition andNAFEN - 111 words
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177 1955-06-07 4 "Nonsensical Statement," Says Ramanath PENANO. Monday: "I am not m the least surprised to read the nonsensical and regrettable statement issued by Mr. N. k Subramaniam, Hon. Secretary of the Malayan Indian Congress, Penang Town which appeared m a local paper under the heading of 'Criticism of M.1.C.," said Mr.177 words
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Article28 1955-06-07 4 Applications for licences to import incandescent mantles from Dollar sources wiH now be considered, says a statement issued by the Controller of Imports and Exports yestlerclay.28 words
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Article, Illustration33 1955-06-07 4 Sir George Thomas, (tight) the donor of the Thomas Cup, being presented with a tea-set a« a souvenir by the organisers of the Thomas Cup tournament m Singapore.33 words
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229 1955-06-07 4 More Powers For Municipal Chairmen From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, June 5; Chairmen of tha 62 municipalities m Madras State whose twoday conference concluded here yesterday, have urged the Government to grant them greater powers. They want that the posts of Municipal Commissioners should be abolished and that chairmen carry229 words
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Article94 1955-06-07 4 Jeep Attacked By Bandits A jtfep was fired on by about 8 Communist terrorists using Bren guns, Thompson sub-machineguns and rifles at the 101 st milestone KarakManchis road m the Benton 0 area of Pah an on Sunday says an Emergency Communique issued m Kuala Dumpur yesterday. It adds: As94 words
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Article, Illustration68 1955-06-07 4 The Malay Women's WeiCare Association Singapore, feted the Thomas Cup Badminton players on June 3, at their premises at 49, Desker Road. Standing with back to the camera Is the President of the Association Che Zahara binte Noor Mohamed. Among the large gathering presentIDM - 68 words
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74 1955-06-07 4 Further donations to the Lady Templte Tuberculosis Hospital Fund have raised the total to $4, 122,076.48. They include a sum of $2,300 being contributions sent m by Mr. On X Ken? Seng of Penang through the Treasurers, Penamg State Appeal' Committee, and $1,000 each74 words
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Article37 1955-06-07 4 The next fortnightly meeting of the Divine Life Society will be held on Wednesday, June 8, at 7 p.m. at "Gokula Villa", 9 Boscombe Road, Singapore, the residence of Sri R. M. Krishnan.37 words
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Article203 1955-06-07 4 LONDON; "In these times Prime Ministers, and In particular Asian prime Ministers, are accustomed to move the world m a way which wciad have been inconceivable 10 years ago, v remarks The Times, commenting on the Burmese PJrime Minister s visit to Israel The TimesNAFEN - 203 words
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194 1955-06-07 4 COLOMBO; Over 250 members of th e British RoyaJ Navy Police In Trincomalee the British Naval base on the East Coast of Ceylon, began a hunger-strike on Tuesday last, protesting against the dismissal of two policemen for alleged trade onion activities, according to reportsFOC - 194 words
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Article193 1955-06-07 4 No Communalism Among The Blind ENCHE ALBAKRI Enchc Mustapha Albakri, Member for Industrial and Social Relations, m his capacity as Chairman of the Malayan Association for the Blind, speaking at the opening of the Gurney Training Centre for the Blind m Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning said. "Fortunately for M&laya, the193 words
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Article26 1955-06-07 4 The net collections from Income Tax during last month amounted to $9, 620,654. 59, says a Federal Govt. Press Statement26 words
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Article44 1955-06-07 4 A Malayalam Drama "VEDANA" is to be staged at the Chinese Assembly Hall, Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. June 11, at 8 p.m. In aid of the Malayan Association for the Blind. Mr. A. M. Netto, Manager, Bata Shoe Co., Kuala Lumpur, the convenor.44 words
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Article81 1955-06-07 4 LONDON, June 6: London's diplomatic Colony buzzed ever the weekend with j npeculattan as to the future I of Soviet Foreign Minister Vyachslav Molotcv. Some diplomats said he has no future— that he may Boon8 oon be fired. Seme speculated that he will be promoted toAP - 81 words
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Article65 1955-06-07 4 Mr. David Marshall, In his capacity as Minister for Commerce and Industry, will open the third exhibition of Hong Kong products at the Happy World Stadium on Friday, June 10, at 5 p.m. The first "Bristol" Freighter of No. 11 Squadron, Royal New Zea'Jnnd Air Force, to65 words
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