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Title Section16 1955-11-28 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL, XI. NO. 285 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1955 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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405 1955-11-28 1 Pak. Premier's Charge Against India Prevents Plebiscite In Kashmir! To Explore And Exhaust All Other Possibilities KARACHI. Nov. 27. Mr. Mohamad All, the Pakitan Prime Minister, said yesterday it was of the utmost importance that the dispute with 'India ever Kashmir be resolved before "frustration and bitterness have so seisedReuter - 405 words
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Article138 1955-11-28 1 BELGRADE, Nov. 27.—President Tito Is to make a State visit to Ethiopia during December the Yugoslav pocrnment announced today. Though the one-sentence communique did not mention It, President Tito Is generally expected to visit Egypt on his return in late December f«r talks with the PrimeReuter - 138 words
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Article39 1955-11-28 1 SE£)UL, Nov. 27.— South Korea is demanding half a billon dollars in rent for building,,, and land occupied by United Nations troops the past five years, the semi official newspaper Korea Rejmbiic naid. APAP - 39 words
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Article116 1955-11-28 1 LOS ANGELES, Nov. 27: No nudes on J957 calendars. That was the word at a calendar salesmen's meet, ing here m Roger Turner, soles executive fur the Kemper-Thomas Company, Cincinnati, said: "All the major firms have turned thumbs down on nudes for the 1957 line. •'The industryAP - 116 words
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Article28 1955-11-28 1 BOMBAY. Nov. 27— A raging fire started in the 6.000--ton Swedish Cargo ship SS i"hai bound for Japan with cotton and rice. I ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article227 1955-11-28 1 RANGOON', Nov. 27.— Fire thousand rioters besieged 150 policemen inside the Aung San n'ootball Stadium for nearly six hours and set fire to its outbuildings after a soccer match here yesterday. Police usin K tear-gas shells failed to stem the rioters- repeated attacks onReuter - 227 words
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Article430 1955-11-28 1 We Will Never Use It First Says Khrushchev BANGALORE, Nov. 27.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev said here yesterday the latest atomic explosion in the Soviet Union equalled one million tons of T.N.T. He added "1 declare that tne Soviet Union will never be the first to use this430 words
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Article82 1955-11-28 1 GAUHATI. Assam, Nov. 27. A New bride who refused to go home with her husband after a customary three da v postnuptial stay with her' parents was among four killed in a village battle here. Supporters of the offended husband and those of the bride clashed82 words
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129 1955-11-28 1 S.E.A. MATHS CONFERENCE IN BOMBAY A conference- on Mathematical Education in South-East Asia will be held at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay, from Feb. 22 to 28. 1956. The onference is sponsored by the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, the National Committee for Mathematics in India, the International129 words
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119 1955-11-28 1 MODKSTY OF A BAKMAID HELPS ROBBERS LONDON, Nov. 27: A barmaid bounced to the chase yesterday of a gang of robbers who snatcned £900 (U552,500) from her mother. *<I think I might have caught one." said 19-y«ar*old Mara afterwards as she stood panting in a black sweater and black jeans.AP - 119 words
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Article29 1955-11-28 1 BONN GERMANY, Nov. 27. West Germany observed a two minute silence in rememberance of over a million German soldiers missing from the w»r war.— APAP - 29 words
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246 1955-11-28 1 big We/come To Arab King KING SA UD OF SAUDI ARABIA BOMBAY, Nov. 27: A twenty-one gun salute greeted lung Saud of Saudi Arabia when axr arrived nere oy plane yesterday tor a seventeen days' state j visit to india. King Baud's visit closely followsReuter - 246 words
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37 1955-11-28 1 KING SAUD IN DELHI NEW DELHI, Nov. 27. King Saud of Saudi Arab.a arrived here by •I* today for a 17-day State visit. The Indian President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, and Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru welcomed him.— ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article56 1955-11-28 1 NIIGATA, Japan Nov. 27Highly radioactive rain f.l on Niigata last Friday and Saturday, Kyodo News .service said. Dr. Hirononu Watanabe of Niigata University said the radioactivity apparently resulted from Russia s recent nuclear explosion, reported on Wednesday by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission and confirmed by56 words
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Article, Illustration74 1955-11-28 1 The President Dr. Rajendr a Prasad gave a Reception in henour of Marshal Bulganin, Prime Minister of the U.S.S.R., and Mr. N. S. Khrushchev, Member, Presidium of the Supreme Soviet and First Secretary of the Communist Party, at Rashtrapati Bhavan. New Delhi, on Nov. 20.74 words
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193 1955-11-28 1 Madras To Present Welcome Address To Russians In Tamil Leaders Due In City Today (From Our Correspondent) MADRAS, jNi'o*. 27: So\iet rrenuer Marshal Bulganin and party leader Mr. Krushchev wiu ue arriving Irom i>ang'alore today to visit Coimoatore and Ootycamund, and in Madra s to-morrow. There is tremendous e nthusiasm193 words
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154 1955-11-28 1 POONA, Nov. 27.— Soviet Prime Minister, Marshal Bulganin, was cheered by over ±00,000 people as he declared here "U;t Russia and India tnrough their everlasting friendship strive together here- after for the establishing of peace and friendship among the peoples of the world." Marshal Bulganin154 words
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Article29 1955-11-28 1 U.S. AND S. KOREAN ELECTIONS SEOUL. Nov. 27.— The government controlled newspaper Korean Republic called on the United States to keep hands off South Korea's nreslrfpntial elections next year.-29 words
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Article73 1955-11-28 1 COIMBATORE, Nov. 27. —The Soviet Leaders Marshal Bulganin and Mr. Khrushchev nave extended their stay in India by two days in order to vis.t 'Kashmir, an othcial spokesman touring with the Russian party said here today. They are now expected to leave India for Afghanistan73 words
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165 1955-11-28 1 "AT THIS RATE INDIA WILL GO RED IN 5 YEARS" NEW DELHI, Nov. 27.— ["he Independent TIMES OF NDIA said today that India vould go Communist in the »ext five years "if things go >n as they are." The newspaper, which has ;he largest circulation of any Snglish language paperReuter - 165 words
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23 1955-11-28 1 SOVIET ATOMIC REACTOR FOR B. GERMANY BERLIN, Nov. 2/.—Communist East Germany has received an atomic reactor and cyclotron from the Soviet Union. APAP - 23 words
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Article108 1955-11-28 1 Dau^a, ii.ast t'aKistan, Nov. V(; Tne East l'amstan uoverninent arrested <ttf political wonters yesterday as a result of tnc six-ua,y-oia police striKe, it was otnciaa> reported here. Arrests now total ill. The policemens main gricv. ance is that tney say the government tailed to honourReuter - 108 words
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Article117 1955-11-28 1 T-O. DECISION ON S.R.C. REPORT Our Own Correspondent TRIVANDRUM. Nov. J7: The T.C. State Assembhi after four days <U-batc adopt rd a resolution welcoming the States Commission Report proposal for the creation of K< rulu State. The resolutkin by Tamil members that all the nine Tamil taluks in Travancore should117 words
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496 1955-11-28 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Mon., Nov. 28, 1955 Family Planning J^AST week's debate in the Singapore Legislative Assembly on the subject of family planning was a very tame affair and significant more for the points that were not discussed rather than for the points that were discussed! The debate arose496 words
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556 1955-11-28 2 Time Limit For States To Submit Views On S.R.C Report Bill To Amend Constitution NEW DELHI: Mr. C. C. Biswas, Union Minister of Law, last Monday introduced in the Lok Sabha two Bills further to amend the Constitution of India. The first Bill caMed the Constitution (Fifth Amendment) Bill, 1955,556 words
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Article91 1955-11-28 2 NEW DELHI: Dr. SMramall, Deputy Education Minister, told the Rajya Sabha that the question of India Office Library was still undre negotiation with the British Government. The British Commonwealth Secretary, Lord Home, had been handed over a note on the issue, and he had promised to91 words
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Article111 1955-11-28 2 MADURAI; successful test on the honesty of villagers was made in Periakulam recently when the post Office counter them was "thrown open to them. The Postmaster, it is stated, finding it difficult to sell stamps, and attend, at the same tima, to sorting work, decided on a111 words
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63 1955-11-28 2 SCARCITY IN AREAS OF SANTHAL PARGANAS BHAGALPUR: Thirteen localities in Santhal Parganas district have been declared scarcity areas on account of failure of the monsoon paddy crop. Fifteen road repair schemes have been launched as relief works. Several areas in South Bhagalpur too have reported scarcity conditions and 265 manual63 words
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Article136 1955-11-28 2 KATHMANDU: Col. Huerta, leader of the four-member Peronista sponsored Dhaulagiri expedition left for Delhi to contact the Argentine Government and persuade them to allow his expedition to proceed. The expedition had been ordered to get back home by Pedro Arumburus present regime in Argentine. Col. Huerta is accompanied136 words
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Article84 1955-11-28 2 NANGAL: The Soviet Prime Minister Mr. Butga- on a drive from. Nangal Railway Station to Bhakra, lost his straw hat in a nullah (drain) but not permanently. The hat familiar to Delhi crowds and to many more outside through the nubnerous photos of the Prime Minister that84 words
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50 1955-11-28 2 NEW DELHI: The Government of India has received a donation of Rs. 73,750 wortn of medicines for flood relief in In dia. Baroness Van Pallandt. wife of the Netherlands Ambassador to India, handed over the medicines to Rajkumari Arm-it Kaur, Union Health Minister, here.50 words
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Article, Illustration75 1955-11-28 2 FarliES" iiT'SShh Nik lai Bulganin addre e joint session of both House of Indian Betw^n 1 th P R R»S» PRrl K BOSS Nikita h «™*chev, who also addressed the Houses. Sarav^r^nT »J L Ku^ ailK w ho are on a State visit to India,75 words
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801 1955-11-28 2 Need For National Medical Service Stressed C i™£™ o DELHI: MRI NEHRU lD HERE THAT THE SERVICES OF WELL-TRAINED DOCTORS COULD BE PROVIDED TO THE LARGE NUMBER OF VILLAGES SCATTERED IN THE COUNTRY IF THE STATE ORGANIZED A NATIONAL MEDICAL SERVICE801 words
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211 1955-11-28 2 KARACHI: A group of Karachi citizens, consisting mainly of municipal councillors, meeting' here last week set jap a 21-man committee "to express the authentic viewg of the citizens of Karachi", on the Kashmir problem. The meeting in a resolution reviewing- the history of the211 words
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107 1955-11-28 2 MEDICAL EDUCATION TO UNDERGRADUATES NEW DELHI: The fourday conrerence on undergraduate medical education last week ronsidered pre-medical education, admission requirements tor students and procedure for thoir selection. The conference, which began here last week, was presided over by Dr. B. C. Roy. Chief Minister of West Bengal. It itoNMd the107 words
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Article78 1955-11-28 2 LAHORE: The Peshawar police arrested four persons alleged to be members of a group which had been lately indulging in "subersive activiies, according- to reports received here. Those arrested included Harness Gul a leading member of the Anti-One-Unit Front. More arrests are expected. Hamesh Gul, the78 words
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Article68 1955-11-28 2 DACCA: The rice situation in Dacca has Improved further with the arrival of special wagons carrying- large stocks. The Government stock of 500,000 maunds of paddy i s also being milled, augmenting the supply. While the Government has almost completed the distribution of ration cards68 words
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Article, Illustration63 1955-11-28 2 Mr. ch'n K Seng Poh, 27, a well-known Selangor photographer, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA). He won many awards and has several of his prints exhibited in oversea* International Photographic Sa-U-ns. Mr. Ch'ng will be one of the judges in63 words
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172 1955-11-28 2 REVISED PLAN FOR TRAIN SERVICE THROUGH EAST BENGAL KARACHI: The Go\ eminent of India has submitted to the Government of Pakistan "revised proposals" for a Passenger train service between West Bengal and Assam through East Bengal. The proposals are under consideration of the Pakistani Government, according to a Government handout.172 words
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Article23 1955-11-28 2 U.S. ENVOY RETURNS TO KARACHI KARACHI: Mr. Horacp Hildreth. U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan, returned to Karachi after a two-month visit to the U.S.A.23 words
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Advertisement142 1955-11-28 2 TREATiyiwibßi If t f FOOT TYs 'Tineafax' Is fhe proven iclenrrfie treatment for \IA ~f\*» athlete's foot." Harmless and non-lrrltatlnfl to the W\® jtA N skin, clean and free from objectionable odours, \z) J j Tineafax' contains the most efficient substances yet discovered for Athlete's Foot, Dhobie Itch and y'*142 words
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1049 1955-11-28 3 HERBERT WILSON - HERBERT WILSON Says Mother Off 26 Children: By THERE are enough mem bers now of the Constable family in the Warwick shire village of Long Itchingtcn, near Leamington, England, to start a private police force! Mrs. Mabel Constable, the wife of a cement-worker, recently1,049 words
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Article357 1955-11-28 3 RADHAKRISHNAN TO VISIT INDONESIA DUM DUM; Dr. Mohammed Hatta, vice-president of Indonesia, said that he had invited Dr. a. Radrtakrishnan, Indian Vice-Presidtent, to visit Indonesia. The invitation had been accepted but no date for the proposed visit had yet been finalised, he added. The exact date would depend upon Dr.357 words
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230 1955-11-28 3 Jt NEW DELHI. India s three new steel plants will be built according to specifications made out in the metric system, informed sources here say. This decision o f the Central Government is designed to give a read to the business communityNAFEN - 230 words
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Article242 1955-11-28 3 LONDON. Women workers in Britain are not getting a fair deal, claims "Woman's Angle, published by the Amalgamated Engineering Union. It bases its complaint on a report drawn up by five trade unions with women members in industry. Sometimes it is the fault of theNAFEN - 242 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-11-28 3 Sir Winston Churchill bites at one of his famous We cigars as he takes leave of Premier Sir Anthony Eden after lunch at 10 Downing- Street recently. Chun hill no longer habitually smokes cigars, but frequently has an unlighted one iii his mouth when he anpears52 words
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564 1955-11-28 3 MADRAS. The exhibition organised connection with the eigth Kam by the Kashir Kakhagam in opened last Sunday by Mr. K. ar Conference was declared ter at Vani Mahal Thyagaraya Minister for Agriculture, was Kamaraj Nadar ChJef Minisnagar, Mr. M. Bhaktavatsalam.also present. Mr. N. Varadarajulu564 words
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Article27 1955-11-28 3 DACCA: Mr. A. K. Fazlul Huq, Pakistan's interior Minister, arrived here from Karachi recently. He will be here for a few days.27 words
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Article185 1955-11-28 3 BOMBAY: Russia is .selling India another 100,--000 tons of steel this year in addition to the 50,000 tons she has already contracted to sell. An official of the Iron and Steel Control organisation told NAFEN here the agreement with Russia Is billed for signingNAFEN - 185 words
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1519 1955-11-28 3 B. SHIVA RAO - B. SHIVA RAO By The following is the secon d instalment omf the reminiscences of Afr. B. Shiva Rao, who has been THE HINDU'S Special Representative at the Headquarters of the Government of India. The first instalment appeared on October 24. ANOTHER1,519 words
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839 1955-11-28 4 To Settle Differences JAFFNA: THE PRESENT TAMIL LEADERSHIP WAS ROUNDLY CONDEMN KD FOR ROUSING COMMUNAL PASSIONS AND A ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE OF TAMIL AND SINHALESE REPRESENTATIVES. TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES WAS RECOMMENDED, AT A PUBLIC MEETING IN CONNECTION WITH THE CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS OF THE LATE ADVOCATE839 words
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Article408 1955-11-28 4 COLOMBO: "We fear being submerged by Indians, and the behaviour of the Government of India certainly does not help to remove that fear," declared Mr. R. G. Senanayake. Member of Parliament and former Minister of Trade and one of the bitterest critics of the408 words
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Article, Illustration64 1955-11-28 4 The Prime Minister of Ceylon, Sir John Kotelawala, ended a 10-hour visit in the Federation when he 'ett Kuala Lumpur by air on Thursday evening. He was seen off bv large crowd of people including high Government officials and community leaders. Picture shows Sir John having64 words
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Article83 1955-11-28 4 JAFFNA: A large num« b#r of Tamil candidates who applied for application forms and copies of the syllabus for the forthcoming Temporary Teachers' Certificate Examination (Tamil) were disappointed when they received the f <>rn»h and the syllabus printed in Sinhalese only. It i s learnt that83 words
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Article107 1955-11-28 4 RIFT IN LANKA BAUDDHA MANDALAYA COLOMBO: The State language issued is threatening to cause a rift in the Lanka Bauddha Mandalaya. A motion urging that Sinhalese be made the State language has been submitted to the Central Executive Committee of the Mandalaya by Its sub-committee on books and souvenirs. The107 words
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Article397 1955-11-28 4 COLOMBO: Government has decided to ijrant an amnesty to prisoners next year to mark Buddha Jayanti. The Home Minister, Mr. A. Ratnayake, initiated this move after receiving representation* from organisations and individuals and after discussing the matter with Buddhist leaders. Several categories of prisoners, I understand,397 words
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Article82 1955-11-28 4 "The Tamils will not be bullied and made to yield their birthright, 1 said Mr. K. Thurairatnam. vice chairman of the Udupiddy village committee speaking at Arlalai north at a propaganda meeting for the language problem convened by the Arlalai North Youth Forum. Mr. M. R82 words
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209 1955-11-28 4 COLOMBO: A Czech trade mission is to visit Ceylon shortly. The Czech team Is expected to spen<* about two weeks in Ceylon and will have discussions with the Commerce Ministry with the object of concluding a trade treaty. Chechoslovakia is Interested in Ceylon rubber,NAFEN - 209 words
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540 1955-11-28 4 'Respect Minority Rights' Bhikkhus Resort To Violence Condemned BATTICAL.OA: ''Let not democracy in this country come to mean the enslavement of the minority by the majority, for democracy calls for the respect of the just rights of the minority, said Mr. M. Sivanesarajah at the conference summoned by the Batticaloa540 words
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Article119 1955-11-28 4 WHITE COLLAR WORKER LAGS BEHIND COLOMBO; "In many countries in the world, particularly in c<vntries in Asia, the improvement in thu conditions of 'white collar' workers has not kept pace with the improvements i n the conditions of manual workers, according to Mr. Yalden Thomson, Assistant Director of the InternationalNAFEN - 119 words
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Article138 1955-11-28 4 NO MEDICINE FOR HIM COLOMBO; L. M. Perera, a centenarian who had never consulted a doctor or taken any medicine for the last fifty years, died at his home at Wanathamulla recently. At the inquest held by the City Coroner, Mr J. N C Tiruchelvam, th e 'widow' P. Girohamy,138 words
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684 1955-11-28 4 Change Over To Swabasha Will Be Disastrous Vice-Chancellor's Warning COLOMBO: SIR NICHOLAS ATTYGALJLE, VICECHANCELLOR OF THE CEYLON UNIVERSITY SOUNDED A NOTE OF WARNING AND CALLED ON THE COUNTRY'S LEADERS TO ADOPT "A SOBER AND SANER MANNER" OF SETTLING THE STATE LANGUAGE QUESTION. Sir Nicholas, who was presiding at the prize-giving684 words
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698 1955-11-28 4 MT. LAVINIA: The council chamber was filled to capacity and a member of the public was seen holding a huge picture of King Dutugemunu when a resolution requesting the central government to make Sinhalese the State language of Ceylon was discussed at the698 words
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646 1955-11-28 5 INCREASED EXODUS REPORTED IN LOK SABHA NEW DELHI: THE EXODUS FROM EAST PAKISTAN TO INDIA HAD INCREASED DURING LAST MONTH. THIS WAS STATED IN THE LOJt SABHA LAST WEEK BY THE REHABILITATION MINISTER, MR. ME H R CHAD KHANNA, IN REPLY TO A QUESTION646 words
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Article140 1955-11-28 5 NEW DELHI: The correct position regarding the responsibilities of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and the newly created Min'stry of Iron and Steel in relation to production and distribution o f iron and steel was explained here last week. The Mtnlstrv of Commerce and Industry140 words
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Article226 1955-11-28 5 NEW DELHI: The Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court issued rule on the Jam* mu and Kashmir State Government to show cause wny Mr. P. L. Lakhanpal, a resident of Delhi who had been detained under the Jammu and Kashmir Preventive Detention Act, should not226 words
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Article80 1955-11-28 5 GANDHIAN BOOKS AT RAILWAY STALLS NEW DELHI: The propagation of Gandhian literature at railway stations throughout the country is to be encouraged to help to build the national character, according to a Government Press Note. The railways have been requested to seek the cooperation of bookstall contractors in the display80 words
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Article634 1955-11-28 5 Bahawalpur Order Held Valid Federal Court 'Has No Jurisdiction' LAHORE: The Federal Court of Pakistan has held that it cannot claim jurisdiction to interfere with the order passed before tne integration of West Pakistan t> v the former High Court and Judicial Committee of Hahawaipur State, and confirmed by the634 words
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Article117 1955-11-28 5 REPORT INCORRECT, SAYS MR. TATA BOMBAY: Mr. J. R. D. Tata, Chairman of the Tata iron and Steel Company, said here that the statement attributed to him in Press reports that his negotiations for a loan from the Export-Import k^ank of America to Tatas for the expansion of their steel117 words
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94 1955-11-28 5 REQUEST FOR PAID HOLIDAY ON NOV. 30 CALCUTTA Mr. Jatin j Chakravai ty, Secretary of the United Trades Union Congress, and Mr. Mohammed Blias, General Secretary of the Bengal Provincial Trade Union Congress, in a joint statement, have appealed to all employers in and around Calcutta to grant a "special94 words
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113 1955-11-28 5 POOR RESPONSE TO AIR TRAINING SCHEME! MADRAS: Mr. K. M. Raha, Deputy, Director-General ot Civil Aviation, said here that the response to the commercial pilot training scheme, sponsored by the Government of India, was poor. Candiates for the training are being interviewed at Allahabad, Delhi, Bombay, and Madras. Twenty-five selected113 words
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Article125 1955-11-28 5 GWALJOR: Four dacotts were shot dead in two encounters with the police in Morena District last week, according to official reports .received here. In one of the encounters, which took place at Dewri village in Bagchini Circle, the police killed three of a gang125 words
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Article, Illustration24 1955-11-28 5 President Dr. Rajendra Prasad inaugurated the eighth K«nbar Conference organised by the Kamhar Kazhagam at Rajajl Hall on Monday Nov. 14.24 words
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Article162 1955-11-28 5 DACCA: China Is negotiating to buy 100,000 bales of lute from Eut Pakistan, It was learnt here. A Chinese mission is at present in Dacca. It s members last week met the Industries, Commerce and Labour Minister Mr. Syed Azizul Huq. They discussed the possibility162 words
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Article27 1955-11-28 5 NEW DELHI: The next meeting of the Congress Work* ing Committee will be held here on Dec. 23 and 24, it is learnt.27 words
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Article50 1955-11-28 5 NEW DELHI: An official spokesman said h*»re that the report, published in a Pakistani newspaper that four persons had been killed and several others injured in police firing in Srinagar on Nov. 11, was without any foundation. The spokesman added that no such incident had taken place..50 words
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44 1955-11-28 5 LAHORE: Pakistan's first Iron and steel plant will begin functioning- in 1959. This was stated here last week by an official of the Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation who disclosed that the plant would be located in West Pakistan.44 words
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Advertisement704 1955-11-28 5 TAMILS FESTIVAL 1956 (Sponsored by Tamil Representative Council) ATHLETIC SPORTS GAMES TOURNAMENTS An athletic sports and three games tournaments of Badminton, Application forms for entry Soccer, Weight-lifting and Chadu-Kudu will be held in connection to the sports events are avail- with the Tamils Festival celebrations. The athletic sports will be704 words
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1075 1955-11-28 6 New Ceylon Movement's Language Policy Announced COLOMBO: A movement for the retention of Knglish a.s the official language and the chief medium of instruction in Ceylon was launched at the G.F.S. hall, Green Path. Dr. J. P. Perera, moving the resolution inaugurating the1,075 words
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357 1955-11-28 6 Government sanctioned th- investment of Ks. 220 000 besides other forms of assistance in three "medium scale and important industries" floated b v private enterprise Sri Kanthiah Vaithianathan, Minister of Housing, industries and Social Services, who recommended the investment to government in pursuance of357 words
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Article367 1955-11-28 6 CYCLE PROCESSION WITH PETITION ELPITTYA: A procession of over hundred cyclists will leave Pitigala this week with a "Sandesaya' signed by over 1,000 "Sinhalese only' f-nttiusiasts, to be handed over to the Prune Minister urging him to make Sinhalese only the State language. This will be preceded by a mass367 words
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39 1955-11-28 6 THIRUVENGADU SUBRAMANIAM ARRIVING TODAY Thiruvengadu Subramaniam, a reputed Nadeswara (pipe) Vidwan of South India Is arriving here today by s.s. Kajula. His Malaya tour is sponsored by Siva Production, Singapore. A reception has been arranged at the wharf aide.39 words
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Article328 1955-11-28 6 TAMIL M.P.'s RESIGNATION THREAT COLOMBO. Tamil nwnften will leave Ceylon's Government party en bloc If It decide in favour of Sinhalese as the note official language of the bland, a prominent Tamil member said. Should the party, which Is due to consider Its language policy next month, decide In favour328 words
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Article92 1955-11-28 6 Sir Since I was in the Hospital I started to collect Stamps ana now i wonder if some of your readers would like to help this American young man with his Hobby, just by sending: me some Stamps from your country, or from your92 words
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104 1955-11-28 6 MOSCOW, Nov. 27.— Russia warned Persia that her membership o f the Bagdad Pact "inflicts serious damage" to relations between the two countries. The note said Britain and America were sending arms to Bagdad Pact countries, Iraq one member of the pact, had givenReuter - 104 words
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Article128 1955-11-28 6 NEW DELHI, Nov. 27.— India and Japan signed a new air agreement here yesterday. The accord confirms the present once weekly service between the two countries by the nationalised Air India International and opens the day for a similar services by the Japanese airline. The accord providesAP - 128 words
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192 1955-11-28 6 The Athletic Sports and Games organised by the Tamils Festival Sports Committre for the Tamils Festival 1956 includes running race, high-jump, long-jump, skipping race etc.. (56 events for Men, Boys, women and girls), and seven games tournaments: Badminton, Soccer, Weight-lifting, Chadugudu, Fencing (Si him192 words
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Article204 1955-11-28 6 COLOMBO Government decided on a short cut to marriage, a number of formal hurdles which have now to be cleared before a Couple is married, will be abolished. Pleading for the amendments to the Registration of Marriages Ordinance, Mr. A. Ratnayage, Minister of Home Affairs, told204 words
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Article79 1955-11-28 6 Among those who were presented with awards by the Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black oti Saturday, was inspector S. Arumugam who was awarded Royal Humane Society's, Bronze Medal and Certificate. Mr. Arumugam at the time of floods on December 17, 1954, at personal risk gallantly rescued79 words
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Article103 1955-11-28 6 The Indian Textile wholesale dealers in Singapore have decided will celebrate the birthday of Sri Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikh Religion on Nov 29. The celebration programme is as follows: 1. All whole sale Textile shops to close at 1 p.m., on Tuesday, Nov. 29. 2.103 words
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400 1955-11-28 6 Indo Soviet Trade Preparatory Talks In Delhi Russia Nay Also Help To Build India's Aircraft Industry NEW DELHI, Nov. 27: While the spotlight has been focussed on the Soviet leaders Marshal Bulganin and Mr. Khrushchev in their tour round Southern India, the "Third man" of the Soviet Party, Deputy ForeignReuter - 400 words
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Article81 1955-11-28 6 CONGRESS VICTORY IN MADRAS MADRAS: A. M. Rathinaswamy (C) was declared elected to the Madras Assembly for the reserved seat from the Thousand Light constituency in the city. Mr. Rathinswamy polled 14,958 botes, against 1,993 polled by Mr. R. Pactiayappan (ind), 2,116 b v Mr. B. A. Murthi (Ind) and81 words
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