Indian Daily Mail, 30 July 1955
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Title Section16 1955-07-30 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XI NO. 165 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1955 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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477 1955-07-30 1 NOMINATED SEAT FOR NON-FEDERAL CITIZEN? From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— An Ex-tra-ordinary meeting of the Malayan Indian Congress is to be held shortly to decide whose names are to be submitted on behalf of the M.T.C. to the Alliance National Council477 words
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Article133 1955-07-30 1 LENNOX-BOYD ARRIVING HERE SUNDAY The Secretory of State for tho Colonies, Mr. A. T- LennoxBcyd. will arrive at Kallang Airport at 3.15 pm. on Simday, July 31. He will be accompanied by his wife, Lady I'atricia Lenno> Bcyd, and Mr. A- M. Mackintosh. Head of the South Kasr Asia Department133 words
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Article40 1955-07-30 1 Prof. M. Ruthnaswamy, M.A. (Contab), Bar-at.Law. will give a talk en India's Five Year Plan, at a tea party m his honour at G.H. Cafe, Battery Road, on Wednesday, Aug. 3, at 5.15 p.m.40 words
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Article117 1955-07-30 1 THEY PREFER TEMPLES TO WIVES! SEOUL, July 29. Souln Korea's inanri'ed Buddhist monks are starting to rtl\orce their wives In an attempt to keep control of the country's 1,000 templet*. The government, backlHfc 1,000 celibate monks, liu» ordered all married monks to vacate their priesthood*. President SyngUinan Bhee Lelieves theAP - 117 words
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622 1955-07-30 1 BUT STRIKE INEVITABLE SAYS UNION SECRETARY The City Council dispute has been resolved to some extent but some of the major demands are either only partially settled on still remain deadlocked, it is officially announced. AGREEMENT IS REPORTED ON SEVEN POINTS, PARTIAL AGREEMENT ON THREE622 words
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Article159 1955-07-30 1 JAKARTA, July 29— Ind >- I nesia's Vice President Mohammed Hatta today chose three men to form a new government capable of enforcing authority over the recalcitrant aimy and carrying out the nations first gleneral elections dct for September 29. He named for the cabunetmruing job;AP - 159 words
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Article, Illustration63 1955-07-30 1 President Achmed Soekarno, of Indonesia, shields Mm. self from the burning eun under a black umbrella as he leaves the Pier with his host, Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian Prime Minister, after a pleasure boat ride on the Nile, July Soekarno was spending fiveAP - 63 words
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Article, Illustration79 1955-07-30 1 Marshall Pays Tribute To S'pore Police The Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall paying glowing tributes to the Singapore Police Force for the magnificent job done during the recent riots. The occasion was a reception at the Rctary Club of Singapore on Wednesday, when Mr. Marshall proposed a vote of thanks.79 words
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Article102 1955-07-30 1 PAK FLAG HOISTERS PUNISHED HYDERABAD, July 2') Two Pakistanis who hoisted tlieir Moslem nations Flag over a Hindu Temple at Gulbarga, 120 miles west of Hyderabad, were yesterday sentence to 18 months' rfgoruus imprisonment and fined Rs. 200 ($l5O sterling), or the alternative of another four months* m default. TheReuter - 102 words
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Article199 1955-07-30 1 Nehru On Need For Decimal System Of Coinage, But No Referendum From Our Own Corresitondent NEW DELHI, July 29: "The «?ro si*n is the wonderful discovery of an Indian genius, which spread first r °m India to Arabia and then to Europe. It should be our199 words
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Article72 1955-07-30 1 From Our Own Correspondent POONA, July 2»—Rickshaw puller Kabu Rao was sentenced to six years rigorous imprisonment for attempt to murder Premier Nehru on March 12 by the Sessions Judure, S.K.L. Pande today. Babu Rao was also sentenced to six months imprisonment for causing hurt72 words
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Article300 1955-07-30 1 Periyar's New Move Flag Burning Will Be Prevented: Three Kalagham Volunteers Arrested (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, July 29— Madras City Police have already begun taking precautions, m order to prevent disturbances on Aug. 1 when the Dravida Kalagham threatened to burn the Indian Flag as300 words
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156 1955-07-30 1 REDS CONTROL LOCAL BODIES IN PONDY From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. July 29 Though the Congress party has won control of the New Legislative Assembly for Pondicherry, th State Communists have v. r on control of the new Municipal Council for pondy Town. Congress won control of 9 out of156 words
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74 1955-07-30 1 Work On Madras Harbour Expn. Begun From our Own Correspondent MADRAS, -luly 29; Preliml. tiarv Works has begun on the expansion of the Madras Harbour to the south which will cost, on the whole Rs. 46 million, construction cf ore and coal yards has been taken un first. Tho yard74 words
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811 1955-07-30 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Sat. July 30, 1955 NOTES AND COMMENTS REAL TEST ITMNO bos*, an Alliance chief and prospective Premier of the Federation of Malaya i ii ii? kn Abdul Rahman comminting on the landslide victory of the ITMNO -MCA Communal Combine, declared: "The result to.tlay is the first811 words
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835 1955-07-30 2 Soundness Stability Of Indian Rupee US Expert's Tribute NEW YORK: The Indian Rupee is one of the soundest currencies m thp, world today. Bombay m the world's third largest gold trading centre alter Paris and London. The Indonesian Rupiah Is the shakiest currency In Asia. The Chinese Yuan (bow called835 words
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Article90 1955-07-30 2 LAHORE- Girl students of Punjab (P) will have to bid good-bye to ornaments and cosmetics from October next. This follows the Punjab Government's decision to btrictly prohibit use of ornaments and cosmetics by girl students while attending their classes. They cannot dress as they like90 words
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Article166 1955-07-30 2 BOMBAY: The Bhilai steal plant m Madhya Pradest will go into full production by December. 1959, according to M. Nikolai Kratenko, Russian chief engineer m charge of the plant. In an interview with NAFEN her fi M. Kratenko said that two blast furnaces will be166 words
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Article, Illustration25 1955-07-30 2 PHOTO. MARSHAL BULGANIN ami PRESIDENT EISENHOWER joke before 177 cameras «n the grounds of the Palais il<Nations m Geneva. APAP - 25 words
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Article256 1955-07-30 2 LONDON: At the annual meeting o f the L#~ndon Library, Sir William Haile v recalled that when broadcasting bog^an it was feared thnt booki-readin^ would bo a ti ing of the past Actually, the reveise iias happened, a nd according to Sir William Hailey, this la mainly256 words
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Article99 1955-07-30 2 NFAV DELHI: Tho Government of India has agreed to extend its full cr-opcration tc Urn World Health Organisation m setting up a World Institute ;or Studies of Polio. The WHO had recently rer< (sted member counries or INO t'i contribute 1 material pad give other assistance99 words
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Article45 1955-07-30 2 BUENOS AIRES, July 28.— Argentine citizens learned today that Dr. Juan IngaJinella, who disappeared after the Abortive anti.Peron revolt on Jun c 16, had died of a heart attack while he was being severly questioned by police On June 16.— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article627 1955-07-30 2 Vice-Chancellors Decide Books Trust MADRAS: The formation of a South Indian Books Tru*t toj^putorise and make available at low cost, modern «£d chwsical literary works m the fou r South Indian language*— Tamil. Te ugu, Kanarese and Malayalam— was decidedlrooii at a meettaar of Vtee.Chancellor s of627 words
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Article412 1955-07-30 2 PATNA; Eihar Government's draft for the next Five- Year Plan, now before tne Plannui^ commission, oai linos aii expenditure of Ks. 6,390,000,000, It Is learned. It has been stressed on the authority of the Taxation Inquiry Committee that tome of Bihar's taxes are the higgest m412 words
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Article82 1955-07-30 2 LONDON; Small lightweiKit ♦oieprinters are being developbd for use m transatlantic airliners The.^e machines will pass on weather news to tho crews. Most airlines u?ing the Atlantic route are to equip their airliners with these new M*C~ nines. At present, weather news id sent to airliners m82 words
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Advertisement66 1955-07-30 2 Only the resources, or the world's largest cycle manufacturing organisation could possibly produce such a high-grade bicycle at so much below the price you would expect to pay for such magnificent craftsmanship. Come and examine them for quality and finish. THE BEST VALUE IN THE WO*LD SOLE AGENTy ROBINSON'S SINGAPORE—66 words
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Article1707 1955-07-30 3 Questionnaire Published NEW DELHI. The Official Language Commission headed by Mr. B o hb-r has finite, a s£potet questionnaire to be i*»i;ed to State Governments, Legislature*, Universities and Public Services CoßMnisakm*, It is learnt. *»»c The questionnaire will also be sent to representa tlve institutions m the1,707 words
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Article134 1955-07-30 3 EMPLOYMENT SITUATION WORSENING NEW DELHI: The employ, ment situation m the country, m spite of the increased tempo of mdustraiisation, continues to be grave. Latest available figures reveal an increase of 10,600 registered unemployed at the end of April tnis year over those of the previous month. At the end134 words
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Article, Illustration44 1955-07-30 3 power PHOTO An overshs«nl electric biilb lit up at West Milton, New York on July 18, when L**\vis Strauss, chairman of the Monti* Energy Commission, threw a switch to open the Western World's Hirst roinr.»ercial atomic electric power plant. APAP - 44 words
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Article158 1955-07-30 3 Lignite Exploitation NEW DELHI: A lorelgu consultant firm has reported favourably on the prospects ot commercial exploitating of lignite deposits m South Arcot. The firm was appointed by the Union Production Ministry some time back. Specialists or the firm have estimated that out of a 3,000,000-ton production of lignite annually,158 words
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Article139 1955-07-30 3 NEW DELHI: With refer ence to Pcriyar Ramaswami's threat to bum the national flag* on August 1, the Home Minister, Pundit O.K. Pant said. "The position with reganl to Hindi has been explained more than once. There is no intention to impose Hindi on any people.139 words
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Article198 1955-07-30 3 NEW DELHI: The Planning Commission's Steering Commifttee on (industrial planning has decided that the possibility of including the construction of a second shipyard m the Second Five-Year Plan should be examined. This is m view of the "substantial" target of 5,00,000 G.R.T. for the proposed shipbuilding.198 words
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Article106 1955-07-30 3 NEW DELHI: The Union Governmnet is considering a scheme for conatructine holiday houses m places of historical importance m various parts of the country. Fully equipped rest houses with hotel facilities will be provided near all important anciet monuments and at other places of interest which generally attract106 words
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Article70 1955-07-30 3 RDRNOOL; A Caste Hindu member In the Andbra Legislative Assembly last week si.ggeated the appointment cf HarijanH as archaka* (priests) m temples. Mr. S. Jagannadham, Cong., made the suggestion while the House was debating the Budget demand under "Welfare off Scheduled Tribes, Castes, and other Backward70 words
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Article158 1955-07-30 3 NEW DELHI: The delicate "chikan" fabric of Lucknow Is being put to a new use by a noted American fashion designer, Mi^s Madeline Smith. Miss Smith has devised ta-ble-mats and napkins out of this material, m an effort to b-ost the popularity of "chikan" cloth158 words
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Article281 1955-07-30 3 NEW DELHI: The medical authorities m Pond i cherry are believed to have submitted to the State Government detailed proposals to combat leprosy In the area. One suggestion is to orga. n'se a modern leprosy hospital with about 125 beds, where cases may be admitted either281 words
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Article175 1955-07-30 3 NEW DELHI; The Union Pioducticn Minir-try is understood to have completed a plan for doubling the p oscnt production of coal m the country. AccoicMne: to the plan, a large part of the 6.000,000-ton target will be left to the private sector. But oU new colMciies175 words
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780 1955-07-30 4 Malay Votes Plus Chinese Money Worked The Trick Alliance Unity Is Only Tactical London Papers LONDON, July 2»: THE TIMES today submitted that the claims for Independence made by the leadership of the United Malay National Organisation could only lead to confusion if they were pressed now. The first outcomeReuter - 780 words
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Article46 1955-07-30 4 Tlie committee of the St. John Flag Day announces that a sum of $14,715 was collected by members of St. John Bri. gade, Royal Navy. Army, Royal Air Force, Police, Rural Areas. Schools an<l other s selling flags on July 2.46 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-07-30 4 Mr. N. Ramacnandran, 8.A., (Malaya) eldest son of Mr. R. N Batnam of Seremban, lately of War Damage Commission, who ha« qua'lned as Barrister. at-Law from the Orays I nn London, returns home on 28.7.58.38 words
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87 1955-07-30 4 It is announced that with effect from Ist August. 1955. All India Radio will be making the following changes m time and frequencies of their programmes directed to East and South East Asia. TAMIL: 0745-0845, 9755 kc/ s —30.75 metres ***** kc/s 25.26 metres.87 words
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223 1955-07-30 4 From Our Oivi\ Correxyomient POONA, July 29; Mites satyagraha campaign will be launched on Aug. 15 against Portuguese ieg1ni e in Goa which will be strictly non.vloient. All Party Goa Liberation Committee reaffirmed its deter- mination to launch all.out I struggle despite223 words
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85 1955-07-30 4 A-Development: India To Help Egypt NEW DELHI: July 29 -India has agreed to assist Egypt m the development- of atomi'.*. emrgy. Prime Minister Nehru told the House of the People today. Mr. Nehru, who was replying to a question, said there wad no formal agreement to exchange atomic energy information85 words
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Article65 1955-07-30 4 Replying to a written question oy Mr. John Ede, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, the Minister for L<abour and Welfare said the number of private provident fund or insurance schemes esta. Wished between Dec. 11. 1963 and June 29, 1955, for which application for approval was made65 words
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Article48 1955-07-30 4 In a written reply to a question by Mr. Urn Choon Monj?, Mr. David Marshall, the Commerce Minister said that it was still the policy of the Government to maintain a stockpile rf rice and to »ell It en a non-prcntaHe basis to the peop!e.48 words
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