Indian Daily Mail, 20 September 1954
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Title Section16 1954-09-20 1 Indain Daily Mail VJL. X. No. 215. SINGAFOAtc, MONDAY, SEi*li££ii>£K 20, 1964 FOUR PAGES 15 C16 words
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217 1954-09-20 1 Sequel To Terrorist Attack SAIGON, Sept 19.— The Latytfan Minister of Defence, Mr. Kou Voravong, was assassinated at Vientiane last night, the French press agency reported here today. Laos is one of the four states of Indochina. The others are Vietnam, Cambodia and the Communist Vietminh.Reuter; AP - 217 words
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Article82 1954-09-20 1 FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept. 19. An 18-foot python named Pete was still loose here last night. A search party of Forest Park Zoo officials and police were beating the bushes for the giant, man-4tilling reptile at nightfall. No trace of the missing snake had been found.A.P. - 82 words
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Article153 1954-09-20 1 BOMBAY. Sept. 19. Tne lievenue Department cf Portuguese lnuia has informed tne people ot Goa that their iiuat.ves m KomaDy can remit tne money by depositing it .vith the National City Bank ot New York m Bombay on r'crtuguese Government account, the Press Trust of IndiaReuter - 153 words
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Article291 1954-09-20 1 NO MILITARY REGIME IN VIETNAM SAIGON, Sept. 19— Tnree hundred troops guarded the house of General Nguyen Van H.uh, Vietnam Army Chief ol Staff who is defying his government, when he gave a press conference here today. General Hinh, who has refused to accept the orders of the Prime MinisterReuter - 291 words
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Article168 1954-09-20 1 Committee To Inquire Bank Award From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Sept. 19.— The India Government have appointed Bombay High Court Judge Mr. Rajadhyaksha who presided over the Press Commission, as one-man Committee to enquire into the situation arising out of the government's modification of the bank Award. The Committees168 words
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Article90 1954-09-20 1 (From Our Own Correspondent KOZHIKODE, Sept. 19.— About two hundred persons m Agathi Islands. Liaccadives, under the control of Malabar District Collector, are reported to have died of dysentery, which broke out m epidemic form some time ago. About one thousand are ill with the disease it90 words
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Article94 1954-09-20 1 imKjx\u*m>.*, sept. x\t. The MMWMjHMI nenusmp Assje.at.on yesterday passed a lesoiution protest. ng against attacks un tne oiunese ma.ni.ina by ueneiai i_n.ang ivai JsueK's icrces. it a.so uu i landed "the withdrawal of thc United States Seventh Fleet from Chinese waters". Tne Association Secretary, Mr.Reuter - 94 words
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59 1954-09-20 1 Dutch Troops To Be Withdrawn From Korea THE HAGUE, Sept. 19. The Netherlands government is to withdraw its army units from Korean, the Foreign Ministry announced yesterday. It is expected that" repatriation of the Netherlands Battal. lion, incorporated m the U.S. 2nd Division, will be completed early m 1956. DutchAP - 59 words
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80 1954-09-20 1 HONOLULU, Sept. 19. —The t'l mc carrying clement Attlee. former British Prime Minister, returned here early today about two hours after it had left for San IFrancisCo. Engine trouble forced the Quantas Empire airliner to return here afte r it was 180 miles from Honolulu.AP - 80 words
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Article34 1954-09-20 1 MONTEVIDEO, Sept. 19. This Uruguayan capital v/ill be without newspapers tomor_ row and on Tuesday because printers have called a 48-hour strike demanding that their craft be declared an unhealthy woufiry^- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article55 1954-09-20 1 KARACHI. Sept. 19. Two American snips carrying 886 tons of cotton seed oil from the United States will reach Chittagong Port, East Pakistan, oy tne middle oi Octooer it waa announced here. This emergency aid is being made available to East Pakistan under the AmericanAP - 55 words
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Article59 1954-09-20 1 KARACHI. (Pakistan). Sept. 19. Sardar Mohammad Nairn Khan, here for talks with Prime Minister Mohammad Att, told a news conference yester. day that Afghanistan sup. ports m general ttie idea of a political alliance anion- Mus. Mm countries. He said Afghanistan has deeded to attend the proposed annualAP - 59 words
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223 1954-09-20 1 Noted Author John Gunther Suggests NEW YORK. Sept. 19. Author John Gunther says m the next issue of Look magazine that Africa, "the 'Dark Continent', today seems an almost perfect target for the international Communist conspiracy." The American writer saiu that "Europe willAP - 223 words
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168 1954-09-20 1 PROSECUTIONS AGAINST RADHA WITHDRAWN From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Sept. 18.— The Prosecutions launched by the government against the Tamil dramatist Mr. M. R. Radha. m connection with the staging of two Tamil dramas "Sunda raleela'' and "Panaklcaran" m Salem District on various dates this year and last year have168 words
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Article, Illustration50 1954-09-20 1 The United States Foreign Secretary John Foster Dulles, left, reports to President Dwight Eisenhower on the South East Asia Treaty Organisation In Manila and un Its visit to Formosa. They are at the summer White House at Lowry Air Force base near Denver. AP PHOTO.AP - 50 words
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Article52 1954-09-20 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Sept. 19. Commander S. P. N. Nair, resident Naval Officer here smce 1948 has been transferred to Bombay and succeeded by Commander Ramadas. Former resident of Malaya Mr. Nair is uncle of film stars, Travancore sisters Lai ita, Padmini and52 words
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Article42 1954-09-20 1 TOKYO. Sept. 19. One of Ccmmunist China's top generals' told the National Peoples Congress that Red armies must "liberate" Formosa, "wipe cut the traitorous Chiang Kai Shek clique and complete the unification of China," Peiping radio said. APAP - 42 words
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297 1954-09-20 1 BRUNEI, British Borneo, Sept. 19 The Borneo Bulletin yesterday hinted at political unrest among minority groups m Brunei State. The newspaper m offering good wisnes to the Sultan ot urunei en his 3yth birthday, said: Tt would be very gratirymg to be ab.e toReuter - 297 words
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Article80 1954-09-20 1 LOS ANGELAS, Sept. 19.— A noted radiologist said he be. lieves that "the day alter Russia has ail tne homos neoued to destroy our cities, she will attack us." i Dr. Stafford warren, who radioiugic&l .safety at Bikini A-bomb tests, warned that "each week the situa. tionAP - 80 words
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Article68 1954-09-20 1 BOMBAY. Sept. 19. An exhibition of Japanese art's, crafts, and handcrafts will soon he held >m Bombay, it was announced last Friday at a farewell party to G. Kotak and C. B. Mehta, delegates to thc Pacific relations conference at Kyoto on Sept. 20. Mehta declaredAP - 68 words
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Article80 1954-09-20 1 LONDON, Sept. 19. The Sultan of Johore arrives here on Tuesday for a stay of several menths. A suite of five rooms Is being got ready for him at Grcsvenor Huose, the luxury hotel In Park Lane m London's West End The Sultan, who is celebrating hisReuter - 80 words
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Article103 1954-09-20 1 BOMBAY, Sept. l'J. Fifteen leading Indian film artists led by Director K. A. Abbas, left for Geneva yesterday on their way to Moscow for Russia's foreign film festi val, starting next Thursday. Russian plans to release six Indian films, dubbed m Russian and other Scviet languages),AP - 103 words
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443 1954-09-20 1 SARANGAPANY'S SPEECH ON THE PEKIYAR BIRTdDAY FUNCTION (By Our Staff Reporter) Well over 1,500 Indians participated m the celebration of the seventy-sixth birthday of Periyar E. V. Kamasami yesterday at the Bunga Tanjong nance Had, .New World. Mr. A. C.443 words
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Article156 1954-09-20 1 RAJNijouiM, rfept. iy.- 'lhe Burmese caumet he*iued by frime Minister U wm meet tomorrow to decide wiietn<.-r the Government must resign over a rtcent govermnent oraer suspending religious m. tiructiun nn state soiuois. The issue has bt'uugnt about a senous spnt oetween the luian^r party, theReuter - 156 words
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155 1954-09-20 1 Attlee Urges Church ill-Malenkov Talks AUCKLAND, N c W Zealand, Sept. 19. Brtt'sfci Labour Party leader Clement Attlee said talks between Prime Minuter Churchill and 1 Soviet Pre mier Georgi .Malenkov could be useful at this stage. Attlee, who held a new* conference before leaving tan Canada 09 route toReuter - 155 words
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338 1954-09-20 1 Lie Tells The Story Of Gen. MacArthur NEW YORK, Sept. 19.— General Douglas Mac Arthur once offered his services as chief of a permanent military command to serve under the United Nations flag, Trygve .Lie relates m a book to be published on Monday. Lie, telling the story of hisA.P. - 338 words
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Advertisement9 1954-09-20 1 MTHE LEADIN6 TAMO. DAILYp BIN MALAYA OVER 17 YEARsL9 words
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Advertisement17 1954-09-20 1 11 i MONTH-- *.B 0 1| 11 3 ScStkl*'-*S33*O H Ml BMONTHS.- aQO I &dl YEAR '"^^sSm^aM17 words
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529 1954-09-20 2 Indain Daily Mail Spore, Mon. Sept. 20, 1954 GEOGRAPHY -A RIDDLE X BRITISH Geography lecturer has appealed for "greater precision" m using the term South East Asia." According to a Reuter report published m the Indian Daily Mail yesterday, Mr. Charles Fisher of the Department of Geography m the University529 words
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Article, Illustration1800 1954-09-20 2 A. V. SUBRAMANIA AIYAR - A. V. SUBRAMANIA AIYAR GREATEST MODERN TAMIL POET By tT is now admitted that Subramania Bharathi is the greatest modern Tamil poet. During the past 100 years a mew spirit has entered Tamil literature as a result of the impact of Western culture and civilisation on the life1,800 words
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Article313 1954-09-20 2 COLOMBO: As a result of representations made by the inaian tu^n v^omnussioner, Mr. c. C- i>esai ,to tne Cey ion Government, tne Controller of Kxcmange issued a new application form as against tne lugiuy compiicat. ert aid, one suonpufymg to a considerable extent tne proce dureFOC - 313 words
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Article, Illustration94 1954-09-20 2 Picture on top shows Sir Muhammad Zafrulia Khan (left), Pakistan's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Maj. Gen. K. M. She.kh, Com-mander-in-Chief ot East Pakistan Military Forces, proceed to the opening plenary session of the Manda Conference of 1954. Picture on right: A renowned extemporaneous speak ed,94 words
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Article520 1954-09-20 2 MADRAS: Opcn.ng an ex.libition giving a documentary record ol the life and times ci i-'oet Subramania Bharati at *he U.S.I.S. Library, Mount Road. Mr. N. Raghunatha A.yar. Assistant Editor, The aindu. said that though Bharati gave them scngs by which the freedom .struggle found its most enthusiastic votar.esFOC - 520 words
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Article192 1954-09-20 2 NEW DELHI-. An end.an pavilion nas been set U p at tne Swiss autumn fair wii.ch opened at Lausanne m Swit ze.'aand At the fair, which will lost till Sept. 26, every branch of industry m Switzerland, with accent On agriculture and agricultural machinery andFOC - 192 words
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Article182 1954-09-20 2 MYSORE: Two members of the National Languages Coin mission of Oeylon Hppo'u'.eJ by the Oeyion Government to go into the question of m. troduciiig- Sinhalese and Tamil as toaohinjr languages In the Secondary and University stages, arrived here rerun, v from Madras. Messrs L. Ht Mettanan,i aFOC - 182 words
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Article67 1954-09-20 2 Burdwan ElectricSupply Company Bura-»vVAN: Tne w<-si ttta. gai Crv/veini-ient has, it la ieaint, decKieu to uaKe over tne man<igunent of tne Burd wan jiiiocuic aupp.y co., ihe working or wn.cn was crlt.ci. zed at sereiai puonc meetings me ssuper.nienuent n,ng.ne«'r luaecmuity) was dcpateu by vie (jrv.veirui.e_-t to inquire *nco i.u'MMFOC - 67 words
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Article52 1954-09-20 2 KARACHI: The World Bank mission consisting or General H. A. Wheeicr and Mr. 'D. Sommers. arrived here on Tuesday afternoon from New De.hi to resume their talks With the Pakistani Government en proposals for the distribution of water of the Indus basin between India andFOC - 52 words
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1489 1954-09-20 3 India Will Not Be Responsible For 'Stateless' Persons Desai Re-affirms Govt. Policy COLOMBO: The Indian Government's attitude of disclaiming responsibility for persons of Indi: n oricin who wm be rendered "stateless" as the citizenJhip apphcat^ns are disposed ot, was re-affirmed strong? b> Mr. C. C. Desai the Indian High Commissioner,FOC - 1,489 words
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Article, Illustration29 1954-09-20 3 PHOTO. Sfl 6 Amm Ahmed Hussein I. New Commissioner of I olice fo r the Sudan, m success on to Captain C. C. BeatvI'ownall.— A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article243 1954-09-20 3 BOMBAY: A group of premwent euueat.on.sLs and Hind, writers led by Dr. Amamatn oiiSL, former Vice-Onance.ior Ca the Ana-.iabad Cmvei.s ty, will begin a "tact find.ng.cm_ goodwill tour" of Soutn mala m tUe first week or Octooer next. Tne tour, sponsored by the JNagn PrachaiiniFOC - 243 words
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Article389 1954-09-20 3 COLOviuO: The Kandyan M.Ps. who wer c present on the liJiie Minister's invitat.onat discussions on tne Indian problem left the conference -quite unhappy and dissatisfied w.th the position. They had a n informal discussion of their own later at "Sravasti'' and registered concern, particularly, over the questionFOC - 389 words
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94 1954-09-20 3 TEN STUDENTS KILLED IN RAIL DISASTER NEW DELHI. Ten students were killed and 18 injured, five of them seriously, when a truck carrying a&out 50 students oouiaed with the Detni-oound Denra Dun Express at an unmanned level crossing between Eooand and Rohana Kalan on the Haha-ranpur-Meerut section of the NorthernFOC - 94 words
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162 1954-09-20 3 8,000 Bank Workers Demonstrate In Bombay BOMBAY: Seme 8.000 people, inciud.ng bank worKers and their sympathizers trom many trade unions, on Tuesday marched through Bombay 'm 1-crt area demonstrating against the Government's mod.fication of thc Labour Appellate Tribunals award m the bank dispute. The demonstrators later gathered at Chowpatty whereFOC - 162 words
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Article132 1954-09-20 3 Cleaner Banaras BENARAS. About 200 people, including a large number of stu. dents, recently, cleaned streets m Banaras m observance of "Swachha Kashi Anaolan" (cleaner Banaras Campaign), launched on the occasion of Acharya Vinobha Bhave's 60th birthday anniversary. Workers, equipped with brooms and baskets went m batches to various pa',FOC - 132 words
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58 1954-09-20 3 HYDERABAD: The Govern, ment of Hyderabad have de cided that the Five. Year Plan should for m a subject of study at the Secondary School stage it is learnt. Three books have been reol^mimended for tCais plurpose. They include "the Five.Year PlanFOC - 58 words
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Article, Illustration45 1954-09-20 3 Fishing Boat Launched: Sri M. Bhaktavatsalara, Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries, launched the prototype deep sea Fishing boat Pablo en Friday, September 10, 1954 at the Scuth Quay of Madras Harbour. The Pablo was designed by Paul Zeiner, the F.A.O. Naval Architect.45 words
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245 1954-09-20 3 Ban On Movement Of Sugar On Private Account NEW DELHI: The Government m India has decided not to permit the movement of sugar un pnvate account trom one piace to another. This decision means that any riea.er wno has been given stocksi of sugar either m Calcutta cr Bomoay orFOC - 245 words
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732 1954-09-20 3 tftr J"2J D ELHI: Mr. Khandubhai Desai, Union Minister tor Labour, appealed to bank employees and bank managements to constaer the problem arising out of the modification of the bank award "dispassionately and m a soint of constructive approach". r I Mr. Desai, whoFOC - 732 words
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Article216 1954-09-20 3 NEW DELHI; A VtlUkßOa Minister Press Note issued here on Wednesday says; -In September 1951, tihe Government of india announced that the accumulated foreign profits of a person resident m India for two of more years immediately preceding the previous year, and, which were liableFOC - 216 words
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Advertisement101 1954-09-20 3 Grand for growing! No fear of youngsters outgrowing their strength vSL when they have Kepler day! This j ■If^Y world-famous Cod Liver Oil and Malt Extract f aS* MB I contains exactly the vitamins they need— S mdm^^m^^ A And no complaints about Aw{ rf^^^^'^^^^ ta?te; children love the |&W101 words
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Article73 1954-09-20 4 COLOMBO. Sept. 18 Ceylon Is to observe Vana Mahot«ava from October 17 to 24 after the Indian modeL For the "Tree Planting Week", Ceylon's Department of Agriculture has Imported 50,000 saplings from Britain, the United States, Canada and Japan. T^ie Governor-General. Sir Oliver Goonetllleke, will lnaugucatc73 words
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287 1954-09-20 4 Free Education Should Not Be Curtailed Minister COLOMBO: i|ne Minister of Education, Mr. M. D. Bah. da, said m the House of Representatives that the free education scheme was a gTeat success. The social structure of the people, he added, would be enriched by that scheme. Social services of eheFOC - 287 words
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Article191 1954-09-20 4 COL.OM.bo: a Tamu woman who became a convert to islam probably thinking she could marry a second time without breaiung the law appeared, belore the Acting Additional Colombo Magistrate, Mr. T J. Ftajaratnam, on a charge of bigamy. In this case, D. Theressamma alias SiFOC - 191 words
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Article125 1954-09-20 4 COLOMBO Acoomiuo. (iiUun and other facilities afforded to the Amuui Prune Ministers when they visited ceyion m Ownuex.«.n with tne I'raue Ministers' Conference have cost the taxpaper Rs. 63/000. XH» visiting Prime Ministers and tneir staff were tne guests of the Ceyion Government dur. int;FOC - 125 words
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Article251 1954-09-20 4 COLOMBO: The term 'Swabasha' coined by a Tamil, is a misnomer and should be replaced by the term 'Sinhalese* lhere is no place fo r the Tamil language m an essentially Sinnalese country asi Lanka" said Pandita Baddegama Wimalawansa Thero. addressing a large gathering of monksFOC - 251 words
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Article95 1954-09-20 4 COLOMBO: Ceylo a will at. tend a seminar to study pro. blems lelattng to the preven„ tion of crime and treatment of offenders. The seminar's is sponsored by the L.N. m con. juction with the Government of Burma. Mr. A. Wirjayaratne, CtiiL drens. Magistrate ((Leader) Mr. G. V.FOC - 95 words
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Article369 1954-09-20 4 COLOMBO: Following the practice of other countries Ceylon may next year take action to appoint honorary consuls m a number of foreign capitals or important cities This has been engaging the attention of the External Affairs Ministry but nc decision ha* been taken. UP FOR REVIEWFOC - 369 words
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Article204 1954-09-20 4 COLOMBO The ruined cities of Ceylcn. her culture and the life of her people may form part of a lavish 2;-hour Cinemascope documentary film now being made of the East by Count Bonzi, husband of Countess Clara Bcnzi who is m Ceylon. The Count l s now mFOC - 204 words
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Article, Illustration130 1954-09-20 4 Indian W.A.Y. Delegates Feted I Photograph taken o n the oc- caw'tm of a dinner party given by Mr. Shridhar Tripadhi, Hindi scholar and journalist (Malayan correspondent nf "AJ" of Benares) at the Bharathlya Bhawan, Cuff Road, Singapore, recently to the Indian delegates to the WAY Assembly. Left to right:130 words
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224 1954-09-20 4 CRACK TIENTSIN DETECTIVE DUE IN CEYLON COLOMBO: Mr. En Teh Chow, a crack Tientsin detective, is due to arrive m Ceyion witnin a iew days to pursue .nvestigat.ons into the milliondollar deal reported m the .ocai papers. Mr. chow's servicer have oeen engaged by the Chinese arm, Hwa mun cc,FOC - 224 words
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Article88 1954-09-20 4 CHUNNAKAM: Some years ago, there was no need to ex. plain to the Jaffna man the nenefit of savings, but now, that need had unfortunately arisen as he had become a spendthrift, said Mr. N. Sivaganasunderam, D.R.O. Vellgamam North, at a propaganda meeting of the SavingsF.O.C. - 88 words
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Article103 1954-09-20 4 COLOMBO Any tobacco leaf found m a factory on which customs duty has not been paid will be presumed to be Ceylon Tobacco leaf m future. The Tobacco Tax. Act is to be amended accordingly to prevent the evasion of pay. ment of duty on Ocylon tobacco leafFOC - 103 words
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339 1954-09-20 4 A preview of sculpture portraits or lead.ng Indian perscnadties by M:sb Fredda iiiiiuant, a noted Britisn sculptress, was held at India House, London, from Septem- to 10 pnor to their exhibition m India. A»is collection will be orought to Delhi and Bombay339 words
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Article94 1954-09-20 4 Miss Brilliant is also preparing a monument to the late Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel fcr the Bombay stadium named after him. She has also devoted considerable time and study to the designing of a monument tc Mahatma Gandhi. It has reached its final close associates of the94 words
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Article181 1954-09-20 4 BUKIT GANTANG DECLARED 'WHITE' Bukit Oantang, m North Perak, was declared 'White' yeaterda^r by the Mentri Besar of Peran. Dato pangmma Bukit Oan tang, me declaration was made at Kampong Cheh m the Bukit Gantang area before a orowd of over 200 people. The new white area, which is an181 words
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78 1954-09-20 4 "WARRIOR" Evacuates 3,000 Vietnamese Her Majesty's aircraft carrier "Warrior" returned to Singapore last Wednesday after a fortnights duty m Indc-China during which she cvcauated over 3,000 Vietnamese from the Tonkon Delta to Saigon. Warrior's squadrons were disembarked at Singapore before she left for Indo-China. In the space thus vacated sleeping,78 words
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Article240 1954-09-20 4 HAMBURG: Sept. 18. An eminent German a&.ronjmer Hans Hafiner, has put iorvvaid the theory that "Hying saucers" apart irom those which can be clashed as h;._.urinations, or reflections .n thc air are bails of l.gntnin" at great heightst In an article m the West "Die Zeit"Reuter - 240 words
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Article123 1954-09-20 4 A.iuut an.. mer .UO men are required by the Koyal Malayan Navy to meet the continued expansion of S.ngapore's only regular mil.tary force, and recru.ting w.l. take place on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 4, 5 and 6 at the Royal Malayan Naval Barracks. Entry123 words
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Article26 1954-09-20 4 OSAKA (JAPAN) Sept. 19. —Japan's secend typhoon m a week slammed m teeming Honshu Island yesterday slackened and changed course for Tokyo.— APAP - 26 words
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