Indian Daily Mail, 15 March 1954

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. No. 32. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1954 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Mr. M.Ct. M. Chidambaram Chettiar's Body Cremated
    773 1 LARGE NUMBER OF INDIANS PAY HOMAGE TO 'ONE OF THE ILLUSTRIOUS SONS OF INDIA' (By Our Staff Reporter) The body of Mr. M. Ct. M. Chidambaram Chettiar one of the illustrious sons of India who was killed m the air-disaster at Kallang Airport
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    INDIANS MUST MERGE WITH OTHER RACES IN MALAYA
    549 1 Repindia's Appeal AC Kerala Samajam Tea Party (By Our Staff Reporter) "The Indians must merge with the other communities and march together m this critical period m Malayan history and thus help promote Malaya's progress, prosperity and stability," declared the Representative of
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    MADRAS SHOCKED
    89 1 Kruiiv Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Mar 14. The fieath of Mr. M. Ct. M, Chidambaram Chettiar, at Kallang aircrash. m Singapore, was a terrific .->hock to the business community here, and has cast ffloom over the whole city. Chidambaram Chettiar as th« heart of United India Insurance Company
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    SEN GUPTA CREMATION TODAY
    189 1 SEN GUPTA CREMATION TODAY The funeral of Mr. J. P. Sen Gupta, Regional Manager of the United Commercial Bank Ltd, who was one of the victims of the Kallang Atr Crash, will take place today a t liidacJari. Singapore. The body of Mr. Sen Gupta wUI be brought from General
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    BOAC CHIEF LEAVES FOR SINGAPORE
    134 1 BOAC CHIEF LEAVES FOR SINGAPORE LONDON, Mar. 14.— Sir Miles Thomas, Chairman of British Overseas Airways Corporation, left by eir for Singapore at 0810 GMT (1540) today to carry out an on-the-spot investigation of yesterday's Continuation crash. Sir Miles said, as he boarded a BOAC Constellation at London airport "There
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    Praaad To Visit Jammu
    76 1 JAMMU, March. 14 Dr. Rajendra Prased, the Indian President, wlB visit Jammn, the winter capital ok KimimWr for four days from April 10 at the invitation of Koran Singh Khan, head of state, it was announced here today. Dr. Prasad will Inaugurate the amended constitution which
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    AIR CRASH VICTIMS —OFFICIAL LIST
    139 1 AIR CRASH VICTIMS —OFFICIAL LIST LONDON, Mar. 14.— British Overseas Airways Corporation today issued the following official list of 31 passengers killed m yesterdays Constellation crash. DR. HAROLD RUTLEDGE, married, British University lecturer of 46 Wridge Street. Marroubra, New South Wales going to Karachi. MRS. DORA TONKIN, 61. Australian widow
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    "Plane Undershot Runway"
    46 1 SYDNEY. Mar. 14 The British Overseas Airwaya Corporation Sydhey office m a statement issued tonight said reports received from London indicated the Constellation wfrich crashed nt Singapore on Saturday had undeTCihot the runway with the result that it overturned catching fire Immediately. Reuter
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    FOR SMUGGLERS HARD TIMES
    67 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. Mar. 13 Smugglers m India have now to face a new hazard from customs. Special metal detecting machine has been introduced' which is proving very effective. This week Bombay Customs seized more than Of ty thousand rupees worth of gofld from
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    28 1 vAxruJti, Mar. 14. The Chinese Nationalist government officially announced today that 2,409 Kuomintang guerillas and their dependents m Burma had so far been eva. cuated to Formosa.— Reuter
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    Communists Depose Thanupillai As Leader
    154 1 Congress May Form Ministry In^ Coalition With P. S. P.! From Our Own C©rre»pon«lient 4 £j{ TRIVANDRUM, Mar. 14. Communists yesterday deposed Mr. P. Thanupillai as leader of the abortive people.* Party— alliance between P.S.P. and the United Front of Leftists, consisting of fifty-nine members.
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    Palaces Now Workers' Homes
    83 1 LONDON, March, 14 Bulgaria Saturday bandied over six former Royal palaces to the nations workers, Kofia radio reported. Vrania palace 1m to be taken over as a rest borne for peasants and the Bistrttzta Palace, m Borovetz, and the Sitniakovo Palace, m the Kola Mountains, will
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    Malayan Students Want More Allowance
    315 1 dAMBRIDGE. Mar. 14 A ploa for the sympathetic revision of the allowance paid to Malayan students m Britain was made by Mr. H. N. Chong at dinner of the Cambridge University Malayan Association. The allowance m Cambrftfee is £36/10 a month to cover everything except
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    Nehru Has Flu
    41 1 NEW DELHI, India, Mar. 14 Prime Minister Nehru who ha* been ill m bed since Tuesday, was unable to attend yesterday!* session of parliament as expectedk, He is nnfferinr a sore throat and a touch of flu.- AP
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    MONARCHISTS STAB FATEMI
    253 1 TEHERAN, Mar. 14.—Fanatical supporters of the Shah of Persia twice stabbed Hussein Fatemi Ex. Mossadeq's righthand man and Britain-hating former Foreign Minister last night as ho was led through a howling crowd to prison after his arrest early yesterday. Teheran radio announced last night that martial law,
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    Menon Meets Molotov
    136 1 MOSCOW, Mar. 14 The Indian Ambassador to Russia. Mr. K. P. S. Menon. yesterday had a further meeting with the Soviet Foreign Minister. Mr. Molotov. It was stated afterwards that they discussed various subjects." This was Mr. Menon'a second meeting with, the Soviet Foreign Minister m leas
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    13 FR. POSTS SMASHED
    85 1 HONG KONG, Mar. 14. Vietminh rebel radio claimed today that the Vietminh peo. pies forces smashed 13 French Union posts and watch towers including "five relatively strong positions" m a "deep thrust" behind the French Union lines on Highway No. 5 linking Hanoi and Haiphong of
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    INDIAN PRESS ACT EXTENDED
    121 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI. Mar. 14.— The House of People adopted an amending bill extending the life of the Press act by two years after a vehement defence by Home Minister Dr. Katju that it was not aimed to suppress any political party. To
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    A Cigarette Set Ship Ablaze
    134 1 LIVERPOOL, Mar. 14 A Cigarette end probably caused the fire which gutted the 20,000-ton Canadian Pacific i liner Empress of Canada m dock here m January 1953, the findings of an inquiry into the loss revealed yesterday. The liner heeled over and sank after fire
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    Egpytian Women Hunger Strike
    126 1 CAIRO, Mar. 14.— A delegation of the "Daughters of The Nile" feminist group pleaded today with President Mohaia* mcd Neguib for a share m Egyptian elections, while more joined their suffragette leader m her "orange juice and idealism" hunger strike. Their leader, attractive 36* year-old Madame
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    'JANAKI' CAPSIZES
    57 1 BOMBAY, Mar. 14.— Twenty members of the crew of the Indian 800- ton cargo vessel Janaki are missing after tho ship capsized yesterday about three miles off Bombay har bour. Eighteen others were res* cued by Bombay Port Trupt launches. Indian navy launches and port launches are combing
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    PROHIBITION ACT IN BOMBAY
    42 2 BOMBAY: The State DelMaMvu Assembly debate^ a Government Ball to am«Tid the Bombay Prohibition Act. 1949. which sought to provide for exclusion from the scope of th€ Act such preparations as "are unfit for use a* intovt. FOC
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    Indian Daily Mail Spore, Mon., Mar. 15, 1954 Kallang Air Disaster
    516 2 Indian Daily Mail Spore, Mon., Mar. 15, 1954 Kallang Air Disaster THE Indian uaiiy wail records with deepest sorrow the passing away on Saturday last under the most tragic circumstances of Sri M. Ct. M. Chidambaram Chettiar and Sri J. P. Sen Gupta. Victims of the air crash at Kallang
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    Union Minister Criticises C.R's 'Pct' Scheme
    379 2 Old Education System Was Good Enough-T.T.K- KDMBAKONAM: "It i> unthnkable why the education which has been good enough for us and helped us to reach high positions to trust and responsibility should be considered unwholesome to thn future generation. Learning s -me craft was
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    New Uses For Seaweed
    462 2 Aerial photographic and seabottom sampling methods, which have been used to survey seabed resources off the coasts of Scotland and Norway, could be used successfully m the Far East and m other parts of the world, declared a British scientist m a recent BBC broadcast. Mr.
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    PLANE CRASH NEAR KARACHI
    37 2 Pilot Officer -Khwaja, who was the sole occupant of the plane was killed. FOC. KARACHI: A Royal Pakistan Air Force jet-aircraft crashed near Drigrh Road. tight miles from Karachi, during- a pratice flight.
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    C.I.G.S. WALKS THE JUNGLE
    51 2 photo. FIELD MARSHAL Sir John Harding, iciiief of the Imperial General Staff, walks through the thick undergrowth during a tour of inspection at one of Kenya's forward combat arean a few days ago. He is followed by the East African Commander* in-Chief General Sir Georire Krskinr.
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    GIRLS N.C.C.
    142 2 At a mooting of the Stale N.C.C. Advisory Committee, he'd at the Secretariat Mr. C. Snhramaniam, Finance Minister, presiding, a resolution was parser- recommending that a BMtav division of the N.C.C. shou'd bo started for girls m Queen Mary's College. This is thr fir«t time that the activities
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    Nehru Visits Birthplace Of Dr. Katju
    188 2 Nehru Visits Birthplace Of Dr. Katju MADHYA BHARAT The Prime Minister, Sri Jawaharlal Nehru, concluded a tightlypacked two-day tour of Madhya Bharat. Sri Nehru spent over two hours at Jaora, the birthplace of the Union Home Minister Dr. K. N. Katju. After lunching with Dr. Katju. Sri Neh_ ru accompanied
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    Kashmir Cease-Fire Can't Last For Ever?
    412 2 LONDON Mr. Erik Colban, former member of the staft of the united Nations Commission for India and Pakistan Repressed the view that war may result from the tension over Kashmir. Writing from Oslo, m a letter published m "The TimesMr. Colban declared "I do
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    Franco-Vietnam Talks In Paris
    59 2 Franco- Vietnam Talks In Paris nhoto. TAIJKvS between France and Vietnam, In do- China, opened at the Qual D'orsay, Paris, last week. Photo shows: (L to R) (hiring the talks: Vietnam Representatives G v y e n Trong Winh, Vice-Premier; Prince Bim Loc, Premier; Nguyen Guoc Binn, Foreign Minister, and
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    PAK.-G KHAN TALKS FAIL
    450 2 KARACHI: The talks between Khan Atx'.ul Ghaffar Khan and the Pakistan Government at Lahore 'ast week are reported to have failed to pave the way for negotiations on the issues between the Red Shirt leader and the Government according to the Lahore correspondent of Dawn. The
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    No Removal of Ban On Red Shirts
    185 2 KARACHI: The Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr. Mohammed Ali. told Pressmen at Chaklala. that the Government had no proposal under consideration to remove the ban on the Red Shirt Organisation m the Frontier Province Asked whether Khan Abdui uhaffar Khan would' attend the forthcoming
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    DIVORCE BILL
    235 2 NKW DELPHI: With the cxc i.udi of a. singie UGn^rc«» aic-motr, participants, ic^aiut eta of party Darners, urn o<-i\>a.i? support to tn€ L«i.w jUflMMr'a £>vi to amend ana coaiiy the law relating to OHdntMDi ant* divorce among 1-iunau.s m the Council 01 .states. Three Qcn«reo.s women niembeiv, who
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    IMPORTANCE Of TEMPLES
    158 2 MADRAS: Mr. M. Bhaktavatsalam, Minister for Agriculture, unveiled tho inscriptions on marble scone of Poomjavai PathiKam at the Maha .dandapam m Sri Kapaleosvvarar temple, Mylapore. Mi. K. Venkataswami Naidu, Mi--lLjier for Religious Endow.nents presided. Mr. Yenicaiciswami Xaidu .elerred to the gVMtatM of vjje songs of Nayanmars ,md
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    Advocates' Dress
    122 2 :>MV DELHI: Sartorial reform* fur Advocates m "iii.i were a matter en-tii-eiy uithin ihe discretion of the Supreme Court and >.i. iiimi Courts, the Law Minisiei*. Mr. C. Biswas, tol<4 Mi. D. Narayan, m the Council of Stales asked whetner Government proposed to make any suggestions In this
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    INDO-PAK DIFFERENCES
    1024 3 EARLY NEHRU-Md. ALI MEETING UNLIKELY NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Nehru has addressed three letters to the Pakistan Prime Minister according to official sources, one dealing with Kashmir and the political relations between the two counfu r l^, B6o^ Wlth evacuee Property and the third Sft ,™"SSS? c d
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    Man Expecting A Baby .....!
    231 3 Man Expecting A Baby LAHORE A twenty-five-year-old mate patient m the Victoria Hospital m Bahawalpore is expecting a "baby". A prelminary operation performed on him revealed that the baby with a fully developed hairy head, teeth, limbs and trunk, is lying m his abdominal cavity. Umerwadda, the patient said that
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    BACK TO JAIL
    64 3 photo. TETSUO HAYASHI reenters Sugamo Prison to serve ouO a life sentence. He wa» freed last June after 6 years m prison but he was notified by the Justice Ministry that they were informed by the Dutch Government that his 10-year term on record was a mistake
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    Exhibition Of Dresses
    79 3 NAGPUR: The Government of India are making a collection of typical Indian dresses for exhrbition m the National Museum at New Delhi. The State Government hay« been asked to collect a few typical ©eta of dresses prevalent m thedr areas. The Madhya Pradesh Government are arranging: visits
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    U.K. CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION
    66 3 OALiCUTTA: SIR ALIAN ELJOTT L.OCKHART has been appointed President of the Central Administ ration of the United Kingdom Citizens' Association for 1954 as a result of the recently held elections of the Association hero. Mr. D. r. b. piikiiit n (B. nff;i\) <md Mr. E. E. Cockram
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    Indian Student Elected Oxford Union Head
    255 3 Indian Student Elected Oxford Union Head NEW DELHI: An Indian student Mr. R. N. Iyer, from Bombay has been elected President of the Oxford Union Society for the next term. Mr. Iyer went to Oxford University m 1950 as a Rhodes Scholar to take a course m politics, philosophy and
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    NEHRU TO VISIT CHIDAMBARAM
    146 3 CHIDAMBARAM: Sri Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister, and Vice-President of P. E. N is expected to participate m" the third All-India Writers' (P.E.N.) Conference to be held it Annamalalnagar on Apr. 16 17, and 18. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, Vice.^resident of India will also :ake part. Many- distinguished
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    Theft Of Ballot Papers
    84 3 NEW DELHI: The Law Minister. Mr. C. C. Biawafe. stated m reply to a auestaon at Mr. Imu.tni B<iva, m the Council Cf States, that two per ons found responsrbte for the theft of six laKhs of ballot p^ipcrs, m-ant for elecstiona m i.-C State had
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    Tragedy Of A Romance That Started In School
    288 3 COLOMBO: A romance that began m school has ended m tragedy with the discovery of the bodies of Mr. S. M. A. Cader and Miss Seelawathie Subasinghe m Duke's Nose Jungle. It is understood that they had tried to get married at
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    Indo-Ceylon Pact Implementation
    173 3 COLOMBO A (sub-com-mittee of the Cabinet, recently appointed to advise the Government on the ways and means of implementnn? the lndo-Ceylon Pact <is learnt to be busy considering the nature of the from legislation which, the Premies' indicated an his speech m the House of Representatives last
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    Nehru's Advice To P.E.P.S.U. Legislators
    86 3 NEW DELHI: The Congress President, Sri Jawaharlal Nehru, told Congress Legislators from Patiala and East Punjab State Union to work as a team m co-operation with each other, and serve the people. The legislators met him last week. Sri Nehru is stated to have reminded
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    DEATH VERSE
    22 3 The letter also contains, a verse:— "Life Is woe, Love is dumb, No World flays go, The Grave says Come."
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    10 3 Maha an Ohief of India, adding a gathering at MaOraK
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    "Respectful Distance" Between D. P. And Yellala
    363 3 t lKht feet ls "WM'ectAH" distance which a "depressed class" man should maintain beS^* 1 •I M JS elf S. Y eUaJa man. according to an answer &£&ri2J£2LßrZ- ffi-V STSLSSt Counsel for the respondent, Mr. O O Ponnambalam QC Mr. Naliiah's evidence began
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    Publication Of Bharati's Works
    347 3 MADRAS: Sri C. Rajagopalachariar, Chief Minister informed Sri G. Krishnamoorthi (Teachers South) m the Legislative Council that the (Tamil) works of Poet Subramania Bherati were being pub. lished by the Government and copies were available at the Madras Government Publication Depot, Mount Road. Asked whether the
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    Peries To Lead The Delegation
    130 4 COLOMBO: The Speaker. Mr. Albert F. Perils has accepted the Prime Minister's invitation to lead the Parliamentary delegation to India. The following M.Pjs will form the delegation: Mr. V. Nalliah, Sir Razik Farced, Mr R. E. JayattUeke. Mr U. B. Unamboowe, Mr. D. B. Welaeredera.
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    Should Registered Citizens Have Right To Vote At Local Body Elections
    260 4 Should Registered Citizens Have Right To Vote At Local Body Elections CEYLON NEWS: COLOMBO Should registered citizens have the right to vote at elections to local bodies? This question will be considered by the Cabinet sub-com-mittee which was recently appointed to implement the Indo-Ceylon Pact. According to the pact registered
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    More Funds: P. M. Appeals To Businessmen
    123 4 COLOMBO: The Prim© Minister Sir John Kotelawala told representatives of business associations at "The Temple Trees" that the Government had voted only Rs. 200,000 for the Queen's visit and he would, therefore, dopend on them to finance certain aspect's such an decoration of
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    McCarthy Steps Down
    34 4 MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, March, 14 Senator Joseph McCarthy said yesterday toe would ftep down from chairmanship of his (investigations .sub-commit tee during- any hearings involving 1 hits controversy with the army. AP
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    Ceylonisation Of Estate Employment: No Change In Government Policy
    373 4 Ceylonisation Of Estate Employment: No Change In Government Policy COLOMBO: There had been no change whatever m the Government's policy regarding Ceylontaation of employment on estates m Ceylon, Senator Sir Oliver Goonetilleke, Leader of the Senate and Minister of Finance, said m the Senate, Every application for replacement was examined
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    FRANCO-VIETNAM TALKS IN PARIS
    64 4 Photo. Talks between France and Vietnam, Indo-China, opened at Qua! iyOrsay. Park on Mar. 8 Photo shows: French representative* at the talks. Left to right: Marc Jacquet, Secretary of State In Charge of Relations with Indb-China; Bene Pieven, Defence Minister; Paul Reynaud, Vice-Pre-mier; Joseph Laniel, Premier;
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    NO COMPULSORY REPATRIATION OF INDIANS IN CEYLON
    192 4 'COLOMBO: The clause In the Indo- Ceylon Agreement relating to separate electorates for persons of Indian origin wasi subjected to sharp critic lsm ta the House of Representative* The House was debating an OpDosltion motion, introduced on Tuesday, seeking to withhold assent to
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    Fr. Assurance To Vietnam
    78 4 PARIS, March 14 Negotiations between France and Vietnam, largest of three inoocnina states, reached the critical state th/is weekend when Secretary of State Marc Jacquet (Gaul list) announced that France recognised unamimously the "fall independence" of the Vietnam republic. This declaration figures m the minutes of
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    PROPOSED SURCHARGE ON LAND REVENUE — MALABAR LANHOLDER'S VIEW
    472 4 PROPOSED SURCHARGE ON LAND REVENUE MALABAR LANHOLDER'S VIEW Land tenure system m Malabar im peculiar iflVren t from other districts m Madras State. Therefore, the proposed surcharge on land create* problem* peculiar to Malabar. Below we give the view* of 1 KOZHIKODE: Sri A. K. i T.K.M. Gupta Nambudiripad. a
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    Move To Stop Reception To Queen Foiled
    472 4 .COLOMBO: By 18 votes toi 11. the Colombo Municipal Council defeated the motion of Dr W. D; de Silv a that the council rescind the earlier decision to accord a civic reception to the Queen anl Duk<» of Edinburgh. mi n view of
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    Aga Khan To Be Weighed Again
    61 4 BOMBAY, Mar. 14. The Aga Khan will be weighed against platinum by hi^? followers m India again this year, it waa announced here last night by the lsmaiii •Khoja sect. He has already been so weighed m Karachi and is to be weighed m
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    NO BUDDHIST SHOULD DRINK
    433 4 COLOMBO: Our Buddhist learieju who are fond of liquor, must give it up; ©Mhtrwiie we shall not be able to create that Buddhsist environment which is so necessary If Buddhist work is to succeed", said Mr. P. de S. Kumratne, General Manager of B. T. S.
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    S. I. A. Open Badminton Tournament Finals Results
    123 4 Following are the results of the finals of the S.I.A Open Badminton Tournament piayed at the Singapore Badminton Stadium yesterday -.timing. Men's Singles H. S. Parmar i>eat Titus Mathews, 15-18, 15-4, 15-4. Children's Singles Sasidaran beat Suitumaran 11-5, 6.11, 11-5. Men's Doubles
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    Frontier Backs U. S. Aid To Pak.
    73 4 PESHAWAR. Pakistan. March, 14 The L«eKislaUvv Assembly of the Frontier Province of Pakistan yesterday unanimously adopted resolution endorsing: the Pakistan Government's decision to secure malitary aid from the United States. The resolution exDressed its "pro leund gratitude" to the UJS. Government for making
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