Indian Daily Mail, 21 November 1955
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Title Section16 1955-11-21 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XI NO. 278 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1955 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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629 1955-11-21 1 Soviet Will Help India Develop A -Energy Bulganin's Pledge At Delhi Mass Meeting NEW DELHI, Nov. 20 Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, the Soviet Prime Minister, promised jesterday that Russia would hei p India in the development cf atomic energy, industrial expansion and electric power. The visiting Prime Minister bold about 5004)00629 words
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Article467 1955-11-21 1 "What is common to tne people of the Soviet Union and India Is that they are both peace-loving and hard working < to both peoples, ideas ot t racialism and colonialism are foreign. "They actively stand for preserving and strengthening peace, for friendship and co- J operation467 words
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Article91 1955-11-21 1 Mr. Nehru in his speech drew attention to the fact that the Soviet leaders had flown in a few hours to Delhi from Tashkent In Russia. "The great mountain barrier that separates India from other countries in the north ana northeast has ceased to be a91 words
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134 1955-11-21 1 AGRA, INDIA, Nov. 20<— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, First Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party said here to-day that India must develop her economy, particularly ln heavy industry, to strengthen her freedom and independence. Mr. Khrushchew, who together with Marshal Bulganin, the Soviet premier,134 words
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Article34 1955-11-21 1 LONDON, Nov. SO Sir Miles Thomas, Chairman of British Overseas Airways Corporation, has teamed up with tractor millionaire Harry Ferguson, who is building secret "People's car," it was announced here yesterday. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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231 1955-11-21 1 NEW DELHI, Nov. 20 Russia's two top leaders, Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, the Prime Minister, and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the First Secretary of the Soviet Communist party, began their two weeks visit to India yesterday by laying wreaths on the spot where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated.231 words
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96 1955-11-21 1 Britain To Produce Synthetic Rubber! LONDON, Nov. *0: The news that general purpose synthetic rubber will be produc-. ed in Britain was seen as an important '•move in yesterday's British Press. THE TIMES said that it has been evident for some time that this rubber would have to be usedReuter - 96 words
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Article64 1955-11-21 1 INDIAN ARMY'S "HOUR OF SILENCE" NEW DELHI, Nov. 20 India's army headquarters is observing "a daily "hour of silence" «o the top brass can concentrate on their work. During the "hour of silence,'' at the start of each work day, no one in the headquarters can telephone or call" uponAP - 64 words
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Article112 1955-11-21 1 PARIS. Nov. 20: Marshal Tito President of Yugoslavia will pay a visit to France probably at the beginning of next year, Mr. Edvard KardelJ, Yugoslavia's Senior Vice-Presi-dent Baid here last night. Mr. Kaidclj who arrivea in Paris earlier yesterday by air from Britain where he hadReuter - 112 words
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Article61 1955-11-21 1 KATHMANDU, Nov. 20. General Sir Charles Loewen Commander In Chief British Far Eastern Land Forces arrived in Kathmandu in a Royal Air Force Valetta Transport yesterday accompanied by Lady Loewen to inspect Gurkha recruiting depots ta Nepal. Britain still retains the right to recruit Gurkha TroopsReuter - 61 words
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Article68 1955-11-21 1 CANNES, France, Nov. 20: The Aga Khan, Muslim religious leader, will fly to Egypt on Dec. 9 for a visit of several months, a member of his household said yesterday. The Aga will be accompanied by his wife, the Begum, and a party of seven. They plan Ito68 words
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246 1955-11-21 1 Nehru's Banquet To Russian Leaders They'll Eat Off Gold Plates Once Used By British Viceroys' NEW DELHI, Nov. 20 Marshal Nikolai Bulganin an4 Mr. Nikita Khr ushchev, the rulers- of Russia, will eat off gold plate once used by British Viceroys in India at a banquet in their honour today.Reuter - 246 words
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59 1955-11-21 1 KARAGHL Nov. 20 Pakistan's Prime Minister has dropped the "Choudhry which preceded his name. He used the courtesy title "Choudhry*' to distinguish himself from Us namesake and immediate predecessor as Prime Minister Mr. Mohammed All, now Ambassador in Washington officials said yesterday. Pakistan's Prime MinisterReuter - 59 words
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Article269 1955-11-21 1 Appalling Flood Havoc In India NEW DELHI, Nov. 20: Thousands of people in Northern India are still struggling to put right the damage caused recently when the heaviest floods in many years covered the States of Assam, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and the Punjab. The floodwaters have receded In many areas,Reuter - 269 words
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Article65 1955-11-21 1 CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy, Nov. 20: Pope Plus XII yesterday received credentials of Shahid Suhrawardy, Pakistan's new minister to the Vatican. The Pontiff received the minister in the consistorial chamber of the Papel summer residence here. After the formal presentation of credentials and ex. change of greetings,AP - 65 words
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Article312 1955-11-21 1 One-Time Enemy Of Sultan Lynched By Nob RABAT French Morocco, Nov. 20 The Caliph of Fez was killed by an enraged mob in th. Imperial Palace here yesterday within minutes of asking the sultan of Morocco's pardon for helping to overthro w him two years ago.Reuter - 312 words
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232 1955-11-21 1 Sultan Pledges Democratic Constitution RABAT French Morocco, Nov. 20 Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef yesterday announced the end of the 33 year old French protectorate over Moroocoo, but said it would continue until a new pact is made. It took nine months to negotiate a Home Rule Pact between (France andAP - 232 words
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50 1955-11-21 1 HONGKONG, Nov. 20: M. Luclen Bodard, correspondent of the Paris evening newspaper FRANCE SOIR who was expelled from Indo-china by the South Vietnam Government said on arrival at Hongkong yesterday that his expulsion "proves there is no freedom of the prets there", ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article363 1955-11-21 1 RABAT, Nov. 20: Several clashes were reported yesterday for the first time between uniformed militiamen of the main two nationalist parties the Istiqlal and thc Party of Democratic Independence (P.D.1.). These militiamen also seized several Moroccans said to be guilty of "hostile acts'" tying theirReuter - 363 words
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135 1955-11-21 1 "READY TO SHARE OUR EXPERIENCES WITH INDIA" —Bulganin NEW DELHI, Nov. 20 Marshal Nikolai Bulganin the Soviet Prime Minister, told a public meeting here yesterda y that Russia was willing to "share our experiences*" with India in industrial power development inc!tudta e atomic power. He said; "All the necessary conditionsReuter - 135 words
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497 1955-11-21 2 IndiA Daily Mail S'pore, Mon., Nov. 21, 1955 A RAY OF HOPE WORLD history is being made in India. For the first time, top Soviet leaders are now on a State visit to a awn-Communist country, namely, India. Soviet Premier Marshal Bulganin and Communist party boss Mr. Khurushchev accompanied by497 words
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Article617 1955-11-21 2 GUY WINT - GUY WINT By Moscow Serves Communism Leave It Alone Asia Has Enough Problems A MID the cheerful noise at a State Banquet, it ls often hard to hear exactly what is said. Reporters seem to have got the wrong Impression of the remarks of U Nu, Prime617 words
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Article, Illustration164 1955-11-21 2 Representatives of Their Highnesses the Rulers and of the Alliance, wh 0 will attend a series talks in London early next, year, met for the first time at Kuala Lumpur re- nt U';.„ Ttoe meetin K was opened by His Excellency the High Commissioner, Sir Donald .MacGillivray. Those attending: the164 words
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Article260 1955-11-21 2 BANGALORE: India's planning is of the highest class and the international Labour Organisation would give the right assistance at the suitable time, Mr. William Yalden-Thomson. Assistant Director-General of the 1.L.0. said here. Mr. Yalden-Thomson told pressmen that the Indian Government's main pre-occupatlon In the second Five-NAFEN - 260 words
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430 1955-11-21 2 TV STATION IN BOMBAY Planning Commission Talks NEW DELHI. Discussions have begun between the Planning Commission and top officials of the Al! India Radio on the setting up of an experimental television station at Bombay. The A.I.R. authorities have come out with special offers. tuKen note or tne current enthusiasm430 words
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Article47 1955-11-21 2 I MADRAS: The 80th International Convention of the 1 Theosophical Society will be 1 held December 16-31 at the Society's headquarters in Adyar, Madras. I The president ot the Society, Mr. N. Srlram, will deliver his i address on December 26. It is learned NAFENNAFEN - 47 words
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Article249 1955-11-21 2 PATNA: A 12-mlle-long riverfront, the best part of it as old as Pataliputra, and the rest of it certainly going back to the beginnings of modern Patna 400 years ago, ls to be rennovated and improved as a new ammenity for the city's 300,000 Inhabitants. Patna'sNAFEN - 249 words
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Article171 1955-11-21 2 CALCUTTA: The Union Ministry of Production has called another conference of the representatives of the coal industry In New Delhi on November 23, 1955, It ls authoritatively learned here. The meeting has been arranged to complete plans for the development of the coal industry during theNAFEN - 171 words
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Article185 1955-11-21 2 LONDON: Cheshire County Council education authorities have twieteS the multiplication tables about so as to make it easier for children to learn them. Instead of beginning with twice two are four and gradually working their way up to the J2times table, youngsters will learn their tablesNAFEN - 185 words
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119 1955-11-21 2 I.L.O. PROBE INTO GOVT. CONTROL OVER TRADE UNIONS BANGALORE: Soviet entry into the International Labour Organisation has created a number of problems fundamentally affecting the trlpart te structure of the organisation. Disclosing this to pressmen this evening, Mr. Rene Livchen, fhe new Director of the 1.L.0. Asian Field Office here,NAFEN - 119 words
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77 1955-11-21 2 WOMEN'S COTTAGE INDUSTRIES SOCIETY MADRAS: A Women's Cottage Industries Society with 56 members and a paidup share capital of Rs. 157Thas been formed probably for the first time in pondicherry The Society will provide work for women of middle and ower class families by supplytag ra w materials for makingNAFEN - 77 words
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226 1955-11-21 2 Future Pak Constitution: Committee Urges Strong Centre provWe^rTstro^ of Paw,^ und^tood to have tee of the ruling Muslim League^uni^^ J?"" 1 «»««<*- lamentary Party, sue ""wed Front coalition Par- The Committee with the h« v Premier, Chaudhri Mohammad item 2TT_ D to se cond Ali, as chairman was set up226 words
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660 1955-11-21 2 —DR. PRASAD MADRAS: The Preel***, Dr. J^***^*"* d here on Monday that the wor king of 0^ Stat SSranee scheme at various c entree i for the warranted Its extension to cover all tfcel2,ooo odd factories In India, employing ovar two million w©raer».660 words
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Article89 1955-11-21 2 NEW YORK: The National Broadcasting Company is to spend $12,000,000 on colour television. The money will go on extending its facilities in this direction In New York, Los Angles and Chicago. The Company now broadcasts 4o hours of coloured programmes a week. The money toNAFEN - 89 words
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Article, Illustration1808 1955-11-21 3 India's Ambassador Ot Air On Demonstration Tour Of E.-Asian Countries XHE H.T.-2, the pride of the Hindustan Aircraft Ltd., Bangalore (India), who designed and built it will be on a tour of the Far Eastern Countries giving demonstration flights. PILOTED BY SQUADRON LEADER B. K. GHOSH,1,808 words
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Article, Illustration242 1955-11-21 4 (Continued From Page S) fighter aircraft for the Indian Air Force. COMMERCIAL PROJECTS The plant has been manufacturing since 1947 all-metal railcoaches for the Indian Railways, employing aircraft construction principles. Over 700 coaches have been completed and put on rails. The general lines of the prototype of242 words
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Article1198 1955-11-21 4 Secular India's 'Go-Dry* Idea Based On Religious Taboo A Critical Survey By S. G. ROY T^RINKING, considered generally a social evil, has been denounced tacitly as a crime against society and s-in against *lod by the Prohibition En. auiry Committee which published its report today. Tlie committee1,198 words
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Article, Illustration2253 1955-11-21 4 SYLVIA NORRIS - SYLVIA NORRIS By who signed the report are or were Congressmen. Prohibition is a vow with Congressmen; none of them can enjoy elective post inside the Congress or with Congress support outside unless he declares his faith in prohibition. That it is a political policy of2,253 words
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Article, Illustration33 1955-11-21 4 The Kabaka of Bnganda smiles (left) as thousands el bright silver crtns an ru.„^ JjiS.p"ali V"***** tte W!a,<, e*al hi. neigh. 3 148 |£T atT oSLSJH. *j^jTaTia^_fe v___g%3 l' j>33 words
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369 1955-11-21 5 economic Development In Asia Conscious Planning Is The Striking Need ECAFE Expert At Bangkok BANGKOK: -There is a wide scope for econoToLtl* 09 Aai and a diking need for consciooß planning said Dr. P. S Lokar a than Executive Secretary of the ECAFE. Lohanathan WtfJ^tn'^SS^iJ* 0-^ 10 dev^P"'e»t had been369 words
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299 1955-11-21 5 TURKEY TO STRENGTHEN RELATIONS WITH INDIA NEW DELHI; Turkey soon will have full fledged consulates ln Calcutta and Bombay and a larger embasy here, according t 0 diplomatic sources ta the capital. At present, honorary consults represent Turkey ta Calcutta and Bombay. The Embassy here Is run by a Charge299 words
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227 1955-11-21 5 RECEIPTS FROM SMALL SAVINGS ENCOURAGING CALCUTTA: The big increase in small saving, disclosed by the National Savings Commissioner, is one of the most encouraging developments in the Indian economy in recent years, according to financial circles. *It ls believed that if vigorous are made to mobilise available savings, particularly InNAFEN - 227 words
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678 1955-11-21 5 Nehru On Youth's Role In Socialistic Society Prime Minister Nehr u askec lo clear thinking, study the nat >er perspective and than contrib ng of the nation. Mr. Nehru wa s addressing :he students qf the Aligarh Muslim University after laying Jhe foundation-stones of a Rs. $/S lakh hostel and678 words
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Article61 1955-11-21 5 EXPERT TO ADVISE AFGHANISTAN BANGALORE: The Afghan Government have engaged the services of Mr. E. V Ganapathy Iyer, the former Director of industries and Commerce, Mysore State, to advise the Government on the develppment of small-scale and cottage industries in that country. Mr. Iyer, who will be leaving for Kabul61 words
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Article42 1955-11-21 5 NEW DELHI. Ail honorary degree of Doctor of Lawn will be conferred on Mr. Bulganin by tl»e Delhi University at a special convocation to be held by the University. Premier Nehru and VicePresident Radhakrishnan will attend the convocation.—NAFEN.42 words
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198 1955-11-21 5 BOMBAY; France Is shortly to make a preliminary purchase or 50,000 bales of Indian raw cotton. An official of the Reserve Bonk of India which a cts as the exchange bank told NAFEN today that pending a trade treaty between the two countriesNAFEN - 198 words
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408 1955-11-21 5 N.E.S. TO COVER 16,000 MYSORE VILLAGES BY 1961 BANGALORE; Sixteen thou sand villages ta Mysore State will be covered by Naticna Extension Service Blocks by the end of the second lFive< Year Plan, according to Mr Hans E. Cardel, U.S. expert for N.E.S. Implementation ir Mysore. At present, there are408 words
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138 1955-11-21 5 INDIA-MADE SILVER CASKET FOR KABAKA NAIROBI: A silver casket replica of a mosque made by a silversmith in India, will be presented to the Kabaka of Uganda when Uganda's African and Asian Muslim will also present him with his weight ln silver as a token of their pleasure at his138 words
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Article622 1955-11-21 5 i Not Committed To Accept Congress Resolution M.PeC.C. President Says It's An Opinion Not Mandate S_S__£?^___? I7Sl 7S_ iM P r °P«*inff three States o? _S-*?' lt y > !l C *t v and Gujerat, as It was onl v the Working Committee's opinion and not its mandate. j Addressing622 words
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Article71 1955-11-21 5 VISALANDHRA REGARDED CERTAIN NOW NEW DELHI: Congress circles here regarded merger of Telengana with Andhra at the beginning of the roorgainzation of States a s certain, following about three hours talks held last week between the Congress delegations from the two regions and the Congress High Command. The High Command71 words
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106 1955-11-21 5 Vinobaji Would Tws Coin In Boundary Disputes! RAMACHANDRAPURAM (East Godavari): Acharya Vinoba Bhave said here that if he were aksed to settle herder disputes like those of Bellary and Manbhum, he would decide the m by the toss of the coin. It was certain that Bellary and Manbhum would not106 words
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Article66 1955-11-21 5 BHOPAL LIKELY TO BE M.P. CAPITAL BHOPAL: Mr. Shankar Dayal Sharma. Chief Minister of Bhopal, discolsed here last week that the Congress Working Committee had unanimously decided to locate the capital of the proposed Madhya Pradesh State in Bhopal. Mr. Sharma w as speaking to a large number of people66 words
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Article170 1955-11-21 5 NEW DELHI; A world-wide search has begun to collect and edit the various conflicting texts of the dramas of .Kalidas, the famous Indian playwright. The National Academy of Letters proposes to publish the "authorised" texts of Kalidas. Although scholars here and in foreign countries have worked on Kalidas,170 words
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987 1955-11-21 6 Interests Of Country Should Be Considered COLOMBO: AT A MASS PUBLIC MEETING AT THE <.OVT. SINHALESE MIXED SCHOOL, METIYAGANE, DAMBADENIYA, HELD IN COMMEMORATION OF THE OPENING OF A SEPARATE SECTION FOR TAMIL EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOL, D»- W. ADIKARAM, THE GENERAL MANAGER OF THE BUDDHIST987 words
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Article34 1955-11-21 6 COLOMBO: Hundreds of people have rallied round the "Ceylonese League" an association which was formed recently to persuade the government to retain English as the state language for the next 25 years.34 words
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Article54 1955-11-21 6 NEW DELHI. The Ceylon High Commission denied Press reports that tt had transmitted to the Ceylon Government a request from the Government of India for high-level talks on the Indo-Ceylon question. In a Press Note Issued the High Commission said that no such request had54 words
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Article120 1955-11-21 6 KANTALAI: The Government Agent, Trincomalee, has decided to alienate a three-acre block of land to Andrlas Appuhamy who recenUy offered "satyagraha" as a protest against non-alienation of land to him. Andrlas Appuhamy his pregnant wife and their four children offered "satyagraha" in the compound of120 words
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Article94 1955-11-21 6 COLOMBO: The Queen has appointed Major Christopher Fernando, military liaison oflftcer at the Ceylon High Commissioner to be Extra Gentleman Usher in her household, says a London report. It adds: The duties of Extra Gentleman usher are mostly ceremonial and entails attendance at functions such as garden presentations,94 words
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336 1955-11-21 6 CEYLON CHECKS IMMIGRATION EFFECTIVELY COLOMBO; The Ceylon Goernments Advisory Committee on Indo-Ceylon affairs In a communique today Expressed satisfaction that control of Illicit immigration into Ceylon was now far more effective than ever before. The members of the committee had just returned to Colombo alter a three-day inspection tour of336 words
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311 1955-11-21 6 Dn KaleeVs Warning COLOMBO: If one language was made the official language at this stage It would lead to trouble, said Dr. M. C. M. Kaleel, Minister of Labour, at a public dinner given, in his honour by the Hatton Meelad Sheriff311 words
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Article189 1955-11-21 6 Chief Justice at the beginning of next year. When Mr. Basnayake assumed duties as acting Chief Justice, Mr. T. S. Fernando, the Solicitor-General, was appointed act as Attorney-General. kml*"*?* l9 understand that the Oov2S?S i™^ 0 A«owy-^onU whicS Is fillta^S i^^^SßryiiS^-A^ <" enThe written application of Mr.189 words
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Article54 1955-11-21 6 VAVUNIYA: Pink rain is said to have fallen in Madukanda, three miles from' Vavuniya, recently. S. M. U. B. Madukanda Dissawe is reported to have collected four samples of the rain and sent them to the Government Agent, Vavuniya, who has for. warded them to the Government Analyst54 words
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Article177 1955-11-21 6 COLOMBO: At a meeting of the executive committee of the All-Ceylon Muslim League, indications were that the majority of members, Including Senator A. M. A. Azeez, stood for parity of status for Sinhalese and Tamil. The committee, however, decided to summon a more representative meeting of177 words
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Article496 1955-11-21 6 (From Our Correspondent) KUALA LUMPUR, Sun: Spectacular display by Aryan Gymkhana centre-forward j. Anthony In the second half rally enabled the visitors to gain two-one victory over Selangor when they commenceed their Federation tour here yesterday evening at the T.P.C.A. Stadium. Playing through constant drizzle and on496 words
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Article160 1955-11-21 6 COLOMBO: The Customs authorities are faced with another problem now local publishers are Importing from the Continent printing blocks of health magazine covers and they have no power to confiscate them. Investigations have revealed that several Sinhalese and Tamil magazines contain very objectionable matter which would160 words
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Article83 1955-11-21 6 NEW DELHI: Rupkund will be visited next summer by an official expedition who will attempt to unravel the mystery of the skeletons recently discovered there. The expedition will be sponsored by the Uttar Pradesh Government and will consist of eminent anthropologists and forest officers. Several hundredNAFEN - 83 words
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Article71 1955-11-21 6 MADRAS; The Union Government will grant Rs. 300,000 to the Andhra State Scheduled Tribes (.Finance and Marketing Corporation which is at present engaged in promoting the economic amelioration of 500,000 Scheduled Tribesmen The Corporation at present organises the marketing of forest produce by collecting It through co-operative71 words
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Article78 1955-11-21 6 SACRAMENTO, California, Nov. 20 The U.S. Air Force may have turned up a new secret weapon to man Its bomb-dropping operations woman. Nearby Mather Air Foice base yesterday told this story: The list of incoming students for a recent class In the weekloog radar bombing78 words
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