Indian Daily Mail, 25 June 1956

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    15 1 ndian Daily Mail VOL. Xn No. 129 SiNGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE HM» SIX PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon MALAYAN WORKERS URGED TO CONTEST ELECTIONS
    230 1 Only Way To Bring About Socialist Economy NUFGW SECRETARY'S CALL {From Our Corr^j^ndent KUALA LUMPUR, San: Workers of Malaya have a date with destiny. Their voices would be heard in the Assembly of MaJaya. This determination of workers to actively participate in politics and
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    Lock icon NEW SHIPPING CORPORATION IN BOMBAY
    92 1 NEW SHIPPING CORPORATION IN BOMBAY From Our Own Correspondent Bombay, June 24: A Shipping Corporation with a capital of hundred million rupees has been registered in Bombay to carry out service between India and all ports in the West. The Corporation is exactly similar to the Eastern Shipping Corporation now
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    Lock icon Racialism In Trade Unionism Condemned
    293 1 From Ovr C'jrreapimti<nt KUALA LUMPUR, Sun: The General Secretary of 24,000 strong National Union of Factory and General Workers Mr. V. David today accused certain political personalities in Penang of having indulged in introducing racial conflicts within the trade union movement. He was referring to
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    Lock icon CORRIDOR TRAINS IN INDIA SOON
    159 1 CORRIDOR TRAINS IN INDIA SOON From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, June 24: Corridor trains which have been the feature of Malayan railways ever since its inception will be introduced for the first time in India from July 1. These completely vestibulated trains built entirely in India will be run from
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    Lock icon DULLES HAILS S.E.A.T.O. HQRS.
    62 1 WASHINGTON, June 24: Mr. John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, hailed the opening of the Bangkok Headquarters of the eight-nation Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation as 'strengthening the security of member States against armed aggression or subversion.' The United States and Britain are allied in SEATO
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    Lock icon FRIENDSHIP IS GREATEST DEFENCE -Nehru
    191 1 FRIENDSHIP IS GREATEST DEFENCE -Nehru LONDON. June 24: I*e Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Jewaharlal Nehru, said here that It had become clear long before Mr. Khrushchev's recent criticism of Stalin that Soviet policy was moving away from Stalinism. He told reporters that he noticed this trend when he visited Russia
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    Lock icon U.S. PLANS FOR PAKISTAN DAM
    79 1 WASHINGTON, June 24.— The United States International Co-operation Administration has announced j singing of a $3,500,000 contract to draw up plans for the Rarnafuli Dam in Eaat Pakistan. The contract w*s signed late Friday by Pakistani Ambassador Mohammad All, representatives of the ICA. and the
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    Lock icon RANA BACK FROM PEKING
    55 1 HONG KONG, June 24.— General S. J. b. Rana, first Nepalese Ambassador to Communist China arrived here today from Peking after present, ing his credentials to Chairman Mao Tse Tung. General Rana who Is at present Ambassador to India is on his way to resume bis
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    Lock icon TRUMAN LUNCHES WITH CHURCHILL
    27 1 LONDON, June 24: Mr. t^ rry Tru "i*n is having lunch today with Sir Winston ChurPhL™ e former mat Miauter's horn* (n tyot
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    Lock icon CEYLONESE & FEDERAL REFORMS
    125 1 CEYLONESE FEDERAL REFORMS From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, SunOver 200 representatives of the Ceylonese Community from various parts of the Federation gathered here today to open discussions on submitting a memorandum to the Reid Constitutional Commission. It was decided to form a sub-committee to draft memorandum bo that It could
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    Lock icon A GREAT SUCCESS FOR KAMARAJ
    139 1 A GREAT SUCCESS FOR KAMARAJ From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. June 24: Tamilnad Toilers Party which won more than twenty seats in the Madras Assembly in last election has ceased to exist as a separate party and has become merged with Tamilnad Congress. This is revealed by a notification by
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    Lock icon Britain, India, N. Zealand Premiers Confer
    409 1 Nehru's Pivotal Role LONDON, June 34— The Prime Ministers of Great Britain, India and New Zealand are conferring privately in the country this weekend on various topics to be raised in the Commonwealth Conference opening here on Wednesday. Sir Anthony Eden invited have already
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    Lock icon DOES BUDDHISM REGARD WOMB* AS SINFUL?
    123 1 DOES BUDDHISM REGARD WOMB* AS SINFUL? TOKYO, June 24 A Japanese sacred mountain, closed to women for more than 1,300 years will be "defended" against a team of women climbers of the Tokyo Alpine Club who have announced they 'will' Male the mountain. Residents in and around the I,9oo'foot hlfh
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    Lock icon Bavdaranike Will Be Firm On Br. Evacuation Of Bases
    167 1 Ceylon To Be Another Republic Within CWealth KARACHI, June 24 Mr. Solomon Banda ranaike, Ceylon's sociaUst Prime Minister, said here last Bight on Ms way to London that he is going to tell the British Government "quite nrmly to evacaunte their
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    Lock icon PRACTISE TOLERANCE SAYS 'BANDA'
    137 1 PRACTISE TOLERANCE SAYS 'BANDA' COLOMBO, June 24— Thou sands of Buddhists offered mass prayers as the second full moon of the Jayantl yeai, which commemorates the introduction of Buddhism to Ce>4on 2300 years ago by Mahinda Thera, son of the Emperor Asoka. was celebrated throughout the island Friday. Buddhists prayed
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    Lock icon Nasser Elected President
    98 1 CAIRO, June 24.— Gamal Abdel Nasser appeared to be elected President of Egypt as the polls closed at 1500 GMT. yesterday to end Egypt's first election since the day s of King Farouk. Official results were not expectable till Sunday evening but unofficial reports from voting centres
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    Lock icon NABSER GOT OVER 2m. VOTES
    55 1 CAIRO, June 24: Lieuten-ant-Colonel Gamel Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian Prime Minister, has received 2,206,406 votes in favour of his continuing as President of Egypt, according to the latest returns published at noon today. These returns showed that 2,204,455 votes had been cast *n favour of
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    Lock icon IKE TO LEAVE HOSPITAL SOON
    122 1 WASHINGTON, June 24. President Eisenhower's doctors told him he would be discharged from hospital in about a week "if his recovery continues as it has to date," an official statement said. President Eisenhower continued to progress "very satisfactorily" yesterday, two weeks after his abdominal operation,
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    Lock icon CAUSE OF BLACKOUT
    62 1 CAPETOWN, June 24l A Capetown Profaaser of Surgery, ProfOMor R. Goetx, beflavee experiment* he I* conducting with Giraffe* may fvoal why aimen black out wh*n flying at high ■poadt, Ha has discovered that a huga heart and thick artftriaa ara probably the raaaan why the long-necked animal
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    Lock icon It Won't Be So Easy To Take 2nd Wife In Pakistan
    165 1 KARACHI, June &4— A commission on marri age and family laws recommended here yesterday that aiiy man living in the Islamic RepabOc of Pfckisfaut who wanted to take a second wX^hoJS first get permission from a matrimonial court. Polygamy
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    Lock icon U.S. Fighters For Pakistan
    65 1 KARACHI, June 24— Tile first shipment of modern jet fighters for the Pakistan Air Force arrived here aboard the United States aircraft carrier Cape Esperance. They are part of tin United States Military AJd programme to Pakistan. It is believed that the shipment comprised about 40
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    Lock icon U.K. & U.S. Air Chiefs In Moscow
    462 1 U.K. U.S. Air Chiefs In Moscow MOSCOW, June 24: Mr. Nigel Birch, the British Air Secretary, and General Nathan Twining, United States Chief of Air Staff, yesterday flew into Moscow for today's Soviet Air Display. Mr. Birch and high-ranking Royal Air Force officers arrived in a Comet airliner on the
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    Lock icon Indian Daily Mail S'pore Mon, June 25, 1956 TADKS BEFORE COMMONWEALTH PREMIERS
    530 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore Mon, June 25, 1956 TADKS BEFORE COMMONWEALTH PREMIERS JUDGING from the current situation in the various parts of the Commonwealth in particular and generally throughout the world, one can unhesitatingly aay that the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference scheduled to open im London this Wednesday will be
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    Lock icon Textile Industry In Second Plan
    4330 2 PMGB*MNE OF PRODUCTION IN MILLS,' POWER AND HAMD -LOOMS T. T. K.'s ANNOUNCEMENT NEW WUD: Bfx. T.T. &***«Mfte*Mi, Commerce and Industry Dtinteter, Gownsmen* of India, announced the jpfocramme of nrosiaction hi the three factors of tkm *m§Sn*mUwy^<th? wflfcs fcandlooms and poweivlooms during the (Second Five-
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    Lock icon MARATHIS' RESIONATIONS NOT IN NATION'S INTEREST
    1639 3 Permimion Refused To Him? Mute H v 11 tW Maharaah t™n leaders, along jwith Mr. d .V. rvt^Kar, mjus^ ,or i^gal Affair^ and Mr. VrS**. g rr **<*«»t of tne Maharashtra. PraCougresa uommutee, nad aa hour's OiscusSol! under which toe Maha i^iSS "f*^ C«««w
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    Lock icon U.S. $68 M. FOR DAM IN E. PAKISTAN
    154 3 WASHINGTON, June 28.— The International Cooperation AuminfcAration yesterday coneluded a contract to provtoe construction designs and operational plans for a $48,000,000 Dam in East Pakistan. The 13,500,000 contract was signed in Washington by Mr Mohammed All for the Government of Pakistan, and
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    Lock icon GOVERNOR HARDING BACK TO CYPRUS
    117 3 GOVERNOR HARDING BACK TO CYPRUS M L °NI>ON, j«ne 23.— Field Marshal sir John Hardln? Governor of Qyprua, left heVe by JSJ? m ht retura Sir John Harding has been lor talks with Sir Anthony Eden, tne Prime Minister 2£ other Ministers, on the future of Cyprus. Great secrecy has
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    Lock icon IKE'S PROGRESS DOC-AUK'S BULLEA'IN
    135 3 WASHINGTON, June 23 President Kwennower had slriota acea k lOf luncn yesteruay Uaiettu ox iud te^ t ulet Ol T-tm i 4 UMl> iweoicttl ouiTiw Diuietln said; "The Preaiuents couuiO'U to pruijresa very sauaiaciorny. WW puiue, teuj^etature, blooa preaaure ana respiration are nuruiai. In me morning
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    Lock icon U.S. To Sell Texas Tin Smelter
    59 3 U.S. To Sell Texas Tin Smelter Washington, June 23.— President Kisennower signed the ttiil autnonsmg the Uovernment to sell its tin smelter at Texas City Texaa. The BUI Permits the Federal Facilities Corporation to take Immedia <« steps to selJ or lease tne plant. ihe corporation's authority lo operate tne
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    64 3 WASHINGTON, June 24. i fie United states today agreed unilt?**?* aoBnm <* uranlr,i to the Netherlands for iuei atomic reactors and research projects. The agreement also permits St-^S* of aecret Information wun Che Netherlands on the peaceful use 8 of atomic energy and allows transfer of
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    Lock icon NEHRU'S APPEAL TO MAHARASHTRIANS END PHA&E OF CONFLICT
    735 3 NEHRU'S APPEAL TO MAHARASHTRIANS END PHA&E OF CONFLICT NEW DELHI: Prim* Minister Nehru last we«k appealed to Maharnhtrians to stop the present ptias* of conflict on the ••sue of inclusion of Bombay in Maharashtra, in the interest of the nation, of Maharashtra and of Bombay city itself. Mr. Nehru, adderssing
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    36 3 Ma M^- Sukmn^ "-eropfces* with TLTSrJT^ toUg s" West WenB Premier Kotuad AdenWe^^SSaly OPMICe S***-""^*-, »orui. ±mjJtf*! m a r i- p!lt tA yVtmt GefnMU support in Indonesto's effcrto tp make herself strong kMtastriaUyV
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    Lock icon DESHMUKH EXPLAINS HIS RESIGNATION FROM CABINET
    537 3 DESHMUKH EXPLAINS HIS RESIGNATION FROM CABINET "A NATTER OF CONSCIENCE" his future plan, Mr. Hiray^;. plied that he would let them know at the proper time. Both Mr. Kunte and Mr DeogTikar refused to comment on the Delhi talks. LATHI CHARGES IN BOMBAY i »?P M k BAY The P°
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    Lock icon Resignations From Nasik Council
    54 3 .N^S'K: Eighteen of the i. ?.fET rnem r of the Naelk Municipality, Including the President, Mr. Sadashiv Rao Shore, resigned their memberehip of the Municipality. In a statement the members said that they were resigning on the issue of Bombay City being excluded from Maharashtra and
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    Lock icon POLISH FILM MISSION IN CALCUTTA
    105 3 POLISH FILM MISSION IN CALCUTTA CALCUTTA: A three-mem-»er Polish film delegation, comprising Mr. H. Gordon, birecor. Foreign Department of Polish state Film Studios (leaier). Miss Dora Gromb, Deputy P^cer. PoUsh State Fita 3tudios and Mrs. Jadwiga Clszekska, of the Foreign DeSfS? 811 of PoUsh sta <* Studloß, arrived in Calcutta
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    119 3 BOMBAY: Mr. B. 8. Hiray Revenue Minister of Bombay, stated here last week that he was "certainly not satisfied with the Delhi talks. Mr. Hiray with Mr. D. K. Kunte, Bpeaker of the Bombay legislative Assembly, and Mr th« M.P.C.C., had been to Delhi nJSSS 'fu
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    Lock icon Rs. 44,000 Theft Near Bombay Bank Counter
    134 3 f!.e Central Railway was last week relieved of a ba g contain. rJL oVe "-000 near toe aftorT B n a k COUnter shw «y after he had withdrawn the Vl°T m the bank a According to the police, tlie Pay clerk, accompanied
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    83 4 HOUSING COLONY FOR PORT TRUST STAFF NEW DELHI: The Government of India have sanctioned the construction of a housing colony of 600 quarters for the staff of the Madras Port Trust at an estimated cost of Rs. 36.5 lakhs, it is learnt here. The colony is to be built on
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    Lock icon Warm Send Offj For At Paland Airport
    622 4 Warm Send Offj For At Paland Airport fiUatft^^ AsttfcisW*^^*** isfe^kfen^h**--- NEW DDLftl: Mm Mtohter NAm Ml Bfe* DcOiijMtThsnd^r on a torn m* at 11m Pahun airport to the President, Or. Bi|fitrt Prastd, Btr. U. N. DfcelNur, Ctmgrtm Preside** fee Cabinet Mtalston am* members of tfee DipOtmaite Corps, and Members of
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    Lock icon CHOICE MANGOES FOR NEHRU
    158 4 BOMBAY: The Indian Air I pv>rce viscount, carrying Prime Minister Nehru to Damascus and London Halted at jamnagar, where it landed at 9-5 a.m. for an hour, and took off on its onward journey at 10-5 a.m., acoording to a message received here. Mr. Nehru was
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    Lock icon BRIEF HALT IN DAMASCUS
    179 4 BRIEF HALT IN DAMASCUS DAMASCUS; Mr. Nehru Sew m here last Thursday to begin a crowded proganime of talks and receptions with Syrian Government leaden before flying on to Europe soon 1 after dawn on Friday. Accompanied by Ms daughter, Mm. Indira Gandhi, grandeon* Rajiv and Sanjeev and a small
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    Lock icon EGYPTIAN AIR MISSION
    33 4 OATRO, June 24 An Egyptian Air Mission will leave here on July. 2 for Moscow on a month's tour of the Bast European Countries it was annnnn- 1 ced. Reuter
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    Lock icon NATIONAL GOVT FOR PAKISTAN
    103 4 KARACHI: Efforts to have a National Government in Pakistan have proved abortive, it is reliably understood. The Cabinet was in session for four hours recently and it Is statiMl that no decision was raken and ftife witsieft in abeyance till the return of the Prime Minister
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    Lock icon Rarewala To Join Congless In Jun
    161 4 JTBW^^BLHIt THItL Punjab Congress CbieC, Mot Gurmukh Singh *ttu*\f. -«fet the Congress President, Mr. DbKbar and acquainted him with the latest political developments to the Punjab. Sadar Kairon is understood to have tola Mr. Dhebar that the agitation in Punjab, launched by the Jan
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    Lock icon Dakshina Pradesh Controversy
    984 4 S4afeme**» Made J» Amembly Recalled MADRAS: Mr. P. B. K. Raja Chidambaram, MX. A. writes: In view of Mr. Kamaraj's statement that advocates of the Dakshina Pradesh idea are moved by unworthy motives such as opposition to him or the Congress, it Is worthwhile to recall Mr.
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    58 4 Group photograph taken at a dinner party give* by the staff of the Public Relations OAee to Mr. George Q. TMmmm, who was awarded the O B.fc, recently. The dUmer was held si the OttM Defence Headquarters, Kotem Ayer. Mr. Thomson Is seen wearing car-
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    123 4 A Malayan has bMn elected by a Faculty of 1,200 students ti ipep resent them on the Btudentt' Representative Council of the University of Melbourne. Mr T. Ananda Krishnan of No' g(a) Temple Read, Kuala Liimpur, won in the first ballot, against two Australian candidates. Aged 18, he is
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    Lock icon TWO KILLED IN HOUSE COLLAPSE
    77 4 TWO KILLED IN HOUSE COLLAPSE wSS^^Jj. 2J-? I*"*1 to death and live aprs, were Injured when part «L a faur Btoreyed8 toreyed building fiombay collapsed last week. Uvtota^E** 1 woman alBO «S&-? H l6 B<une buldto g ls reported mteato, and lire bri- squads were searching for bertonljhttotheheapoffarth M?!!!*™ 0
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    Lock icon ANTI-TAMIL WOTS: CLAMS FOR COMPENSATION
    279 5 ESTIMATES BEiNG PREPARED COLOMBO: A nmrter of persons who** houses,shops MidtaflWlnw were damped and whose ZTE^^lkZ}!**** the recent language disturbances", are drawing up their erameiit.* 1 C >>fi>e >tiw> t0 wbmitted to the GovTo asses may damage caused by riots aad far the purpose of
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    Lock icon BRIDGE OVER RIVER KWAI
    320 5 COLOMBO: Mr. Sam Spei;el, producer of the film.- 'The Bridge on the River KiwaiV aaid at a press conference held at the Galle Face Hotel last week, that for a tropical oriental country, Ceylon had the maximum of good features and a mln mum of liabilities.
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    225 5 CHAVAICAjbfUCRI; Tt wu hlgn time the Tamil-speaking people Closed their ranks and o...ied a single party to fight reacUonarylegidatiba, said idwan 8. R. Kandasamy president of the Vadamaracbcby ramll Teachers' Aasoc;atioa, At a meeting i n the Karaveddv Yarkkeru Vmayagar KtorU coUrtytfrd. Referring to the "Sinhala Only"
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    Lock icon THREE AWARDS FOR MALAYA
    37 5 Mr. TOM HODGE, Head of the Malayan FMm Unit, who arrived hi StMtjapore from Hong Koag, see* with the three award* worn by Malaya at the reeeat PHm Festival hoM Hong Ko*g~. i
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    Lock icon Hooligans Still Being Rounded Up In Gal Oya
    529 5 GAL OTA: Police last week rounded up a gaskr of heoujMs who had beca terrorizing msMmN of the Valley. They were following a tip-off given by mum mMdle-«tM» cokmteto. The Board i s now making arrangements to rehabilitate .nlddle-class colonists. Mr. D.
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    327 5 KANDY: The case in which Miss Pearly GaJagoda (19) of Udispattu is claiming Rt>. 20,000 from Mr. Tjtkah m n n Kapukotuwa of Udispattu as damages for aUeged seduction came up for hearing before the Kfendy District Judge, Mr. M M. Mahroof In the course of the plaint.
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    94 5 COLOMBO: When the Senate meets on Tuesday, June 26, Senator E. B. Wlkramanayake will call upon the Minister of Justice to table all correspondence with the Supreme Court in connection with the switchover to Sinhalese. Mr. Wlkramanayake has asked the Minister of Justice whether the Chief
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    Lock icon SINHALA BILL IN SENATE ON JULY 10
    248 5 SINHALA BILL IN SENATE ON JULY 10 f^ WS Awmi r 9t I™* t9m ™V*t. «t tke IMiili Only' W*»f»4^»H tk» SesTSLrfetday, jSyl* or we» foUowtag, *uj»d»y July 17. after tke Prime Minister Admission to the Galleries during tiie debate will be restricted. I The Leader of the Senate Mr.
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    Lock icon Switch-Over To Siafciriese In Operation
    231 5 COLOMBO: The Ambalangoda Urban Council has created history in being the first Urban Council to switch-over to Sinhalese. Office work, correspondence, meetings, etc., are now carried out in Sinhalese only. This transpired at the council's monthly meeting. Mr. P. H. R. Sumanadasa, with the permiss
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    76 5 COLOMBO: When the Prime Minister goe» to London this week on* off the private matters he will attend to Is to see* a. nobUsher for Us four short stories of detective fiction. The book is expected to be out before the end of the year. The
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    114 5 COLOMBO: The police have have decided to refuse facilities such as a permit for the use of loud-speakers for public meettags to be held u n<ter the auspices of the Federal Party at Trincomalee on Sunday. A Joint conference of the Parliamentary group and the working
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    147 5 NO CEREMONY AT PREMIER'S FAREWELL COLOMBO: There will be no ceremonial on the departure of the Prime Minister, Mr. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike when he leaves by Air Ceylon plane for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference at 3.00 p.m. on Saturday, June 23. At the express wish of the
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    420 6 Eden's Appeal To Britons To Work Harder WABWTOK, ENGLAND, June 24— Sir Anthony Men t<Ml a Conservaive Party w fl y here that, outside the Commonwealth, the Mk|le East provided Britain's neatest investment opportune es. ♦n»«? lr n Y Men wbo WM speaking
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    193 6 white he's staying m hotel. "I got in the hafcit 0? eating In public a long tin* ago and Fnt toe old to start getting fancy at this time of life/' the ex-President explained. The manager of the Savoy Hotel brought up the matter wfcen he observed that Truman
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    124 6 GEN .BROOKE NEW MALAYAN G.O.C. The High Commissioner, on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen < and Their Highnesses the Rulers has appointed Maior-General P. H. Brooke, CBE., DSO., to be General Officer Commanding the Federation Army. Major-General Brooke is expected to arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, June 30.
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    123 6 KATMANDU, Nepal, June 24 A team of Swiss mountain climbers say it's so: Mt Everest, really is the world's tallest peak. The Swiss climbed Everest twice and conquered hitherto unsealed neighbouring Lhottfe in the Himalayas last month. They said their altimeters showed the official figures for
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    115 6 IMPHAL, Eastern India. iX* ?\r Hhi P iri B by hosUle Naga tribesmen has led to the suspension from yesterday of the air service between the Assam valley town of Dinapur, at the foot of the Naga Hills, and Tmphal, In the former State of Manipur
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    81 6 DJAKARTA. June 24 The Piimo Minister, Dr. Ali Sa»tioamidjojo, said that the latest Soviet offer of aid came within the category of aid offers that w«re in principle acceptable to Indonesia. Russia has offered to extend credit to Indonesia over a five to six year per.od
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    31 6 Soviet— China Exchange MOSCOW, June 24— Russia ;ind China will exchange technical agricultural and industrial information under a protocol signed by both countries In Peking, Tass the Soviet News Agency reported.
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    102 6 NEW DELHI, June 24— An Indian government spokesman announced Saturday Indian will buy 1,800,000 tons of steel abroad during the current fiscal year ending March 31, 1957. The spokesman said India already has arranged to obtain "substantial quantities'* from West and East Germany, the United
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    Lock icon Identify Yourselves With Your Land Of Adoptiom Malaya
    108 6 Identify Yourselves With Your Land Of Adoptiom Malaya Mr. M. A. Chidambaram, President of South Indian Cfcarober of Commerce was given a Reception on the 15 June, ivm by *S leading members from the Baslnes* Community of Picture shows Mr. S. N&rasimhan, Manager of the Indian ET"^ l^' M ts?i
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