Indian Daily Mail, 6 July 1955
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Title Section17 1955-07-06 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XI NO. 141 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 19 i5 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS17 words
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391 1955-07-06 1 Revolutionary Committee's Ultimatum To Diem! Reshuffle Of Present Government Demanded SAIGON, July 5. Vietman's Revolutionary Committee which seized power temporarily during the Saigon Street battle early m may today delivered an ultimatum to Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem demanding a drastic and immediate reform of his Government. At a pressReuter - 391 words
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150 1955-07-06 1 South India Wants Some Industries From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. July 5. The Tamilnad Congress Committee has urged the Government of India to locate some of the proposed basic and large scale Industries under the Second Five Year Plan m the South. The Committee which met at Courtallam ou SundayCopyright - 150 words
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99 1955-07-06 1 U.S. RUSSIA ON SAME SIDE IN NEXT WAR MOSCOW, July 5: Russia's Communist Party boss Nikitas Khrushchev told an assistant American air attache yesterday that he hoped if there is ever another war the United States and Russia will be fighting o n the same side. He made the statementAP - 99 words
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Article214 1955-07-06 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, July 5. The Tamil Arasu Kalagham has decided to revive its political agitation m order to get Tamil areas of Chittoor District m Andhra State incorporated within Madras. Mr. M. P. Sivagnana Gramani, who presided over the State ConferenceCopyright - 214 words
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Article57 1955-07-06 1 From Our Owto Correspondent YENAM, July s.— One of the four former French Settlements has returned unopposed two Congressmen to the new Pondichurry State Assembly. They are Mr. K. P. Varaprasada Roa, and Mr Y. Jaganatharao. Twelve Congressmen who field nominations to the new Yenam MunicipalCopyright - 57 words
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Article26 1955-07-06 1 PARIS, July 5 The French National Assembly today) decided by 356 votes to 236 to postpone its debate on aJecria until the end or July. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article113 1955-07-06 1 MOSCOW, July S.—Slt William Hayter, the British Ambassador m Moscow, said h? would invtto Mr. George Malenkov, the former Russian Prime Minister, to visit wU tain If he thought he would accept The British Ambassador, attending yesterday's Independence Day Reception at the American Embassy, wasReuter - 113 words
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Article43 1955-07-06 1 •KARACHI, July 5 Defence Minister General Ayoub Khan said Monday m Pakistan's decision join the TurcoIraqi Defence Pact he saw '.The dawn of a new era ushering stability and security for the Muslim World m the Middle East." APAP - 43 words
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Article31 1955-07-06 1 TAIPEH, July 5 Three American Air "Force Generals are expected to arrive here this week to discuss the Formosa situation with Mgh Chinese Nationalist Officials, it was announced here today. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article, Illustration114 1955-07-06 1 PHOTO. Men of the British Destroyer HMS Agincourt (foreground) mount a guard of honour as the 8,000-ton British Cruiser HMS Jamaica steams out from VaJettu Grand Harbour, Malta, en route to Jamaica on a nineday visit for the Island Colony's 800th Anniversary Celebrations. Jamaica GovernorAP - 114 words
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Article159 1955-07-06 1 A statement issued by the Ministry of Labour and Welfare says that a meeting was held m the Ministry of Labour and welfare yesterday morning between City Council Officials and representatives of the City Council Labour Union Federation. The meeting lasted three and a half hours159 words
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239 1955-07-06 1 Police-Akalis Clash Mob Beat Up Constables AMRITSAR NORTHWEST INDIA JULY! fi— TWENTY* FIVE POLICEMEN WERE INJURED HERE YESTERDAY A J^ I JS? TH ™^S AUSIKH S WHO HAVE BEEN AGITATING FOR THIS FORMATION OF A PUNJABISPEAKING STATE, Police fired tear gag shells Into a crowd of 400 Akalls gathered near239 words
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Article94 1955-07-06 1 Provisions are proposed to be made m next year's estimates to cover expenditure en additional seating accommodation and other desirable improvements m toddy shops In Singapore. Mr. T. M. Hart, Financial Secretary gave the above information m a written reply to Mr. John Edte (Prog.)94 words
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1993 1955-07-06 1 One Country— One Nation —One Language DATO ONN ON PARTY NEGARA'S GOAL In a broadcast appeal to the electorate last night Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, Secretary General of Party Negara declared that his Party stood for full Nationhood and Independence by 1960, and said: "Party Negara Is the Party of1,993 words
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Article219 1955-07-06 1 After six and a quarter hours of joint conferences and separate meetings at the Ministry of Labour Office yesterday afternoon and lastnight, the Singapore Harbour Board and the Singapore Harb. our Board Staff Association reached complete agreement on all main outstanding points m the 68- day-old219 words
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Article321 1955-07-06 1 The Application Lists for the new city Council loan will be opened today Wednesday, July 6. The amount of this loan which is being offered to the public is $30 millions, the price is $96 per $100 worth of stock ana the interest payable is four321 words
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76 1955-07-06 1 BOMBAY, July 5, Floodwaters of the rising river Brahmaputra and its tributaries have isolated Dibrugarh, (m Assam) tea town with a popula* tion of 23,000, according to reports reaching here. Protective stoneworks which wore battcrod by rushing waters last August have 30 ffta t heldReuter - 76 words
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Advertisement9 1955-07-06 1 EXtHE LEADJM6 TAMIL DAILyS B|N MALAYA OVER 17 YEARSQ.9 words
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597 1955-07-06 2 Indian Daily Mail Spore, Wed, July 6, 1955 THE TUNGKU'S PLATITUDES fpIIE Alliance* opening broadcast on the Federal elections delivered by the UMNO President Tungku Abdul Rahman on Monday is, we regret to nay, extremely disappointing Inasmuch as it does not explain what the Alliance hope* to do If it597 words
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323 1955-07-06 2 200 DISILLUSIONED REDS JOIN CONGRESS INDORE: Mr. Harischandra Patil, organizer of the Indore District Communist Party, and 200 of his followers working m the Indore District Kisan Sabha (Red Flag) have resigned en bloc from the Communist Party and joined the Congress, it was323 words
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Article121 1955-07-06 2 NEW DELHI. The Union Minlsry of Food and Agriculture has called upon the people to observe the last day of Vana Mahotsava Week July 7— es Wild Life Day. In a circular letter to Governors, Rajpraraukhs, Lieut.-Governors, Chief Commissioners, Chief Ministes and Forest Ministers121 words
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Article82 1955-07-06 2 NEW DELHI: The Government has decided to reduce the export duty on all varieties of cotton from r*. Iso per bale to Rs 125 per bale, it was officially announced here. It has also been decided to allow an additional export quota of 150,000 bales of82 words
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Article107 1955-07-06 2 BAN ON EXPORT OF MONKEYS WILL GO NEW DELHI: The Government of India Is expected shortly to lift the ban on the export of monkeys to the United States. The ban was imposed when it was found that the conditions m which the monkeys were beln r transported wer c107 words
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Article73 1955-07-06 2 NEW DELHI: Delhi last Wednesday had its first monsoon showers of the season lasting about 4^ hours. it started raining at dawn. The city, which had been m the grip of scorching heat for over a week, heaved a sigh of relief as the temperature73 words
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102 1955-07-06 2 NEW DELHI: Widowers and widows are entitled to claim the income-tax rebate given to married persons under the Finance Act 1955, the Lok Sabha bulletin reminds members of Parliament Members are liable to in-come-tax on their salary of Rs. 400 p.m. The bulletin calculates102 words
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Article77 1955-07-06 2 NEW DELHI; The Government of India has isswed a notification fixing the price of tea, for the purpose of determining the export duty, a t Rs 2-6-5 as against rs. 2-7-3 per lb. m force from June 1, 1955, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced77 words
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Article79 1955-07-06 2 J£H5? OOL: Thc ii "will savings campaign, launched m October 1951 had so far yielded only Ra 1.5 cro^ ei^ against the target of i W 8 crores to be reached by the end of September this year Mrs. Hannah Sen, Chairman* JJ* Women's Savings79 words
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Article59 1955-07-06 2 GAUHATI: The first Rotary EM* ln Assam was started m SE H la week at a meet.s of about 50 prominent citizens. The meeting was inaugurated by Mr. K ChaJiha Sgeaker of the State XSeSf: Mr. Sarjoo Prasad, Chief Justice of Assam, was unanimously elected59 words
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98 1955-07-06 2 "So far as Pakistan is concerned there is no other solution, he said. Commenting on Press reports that Pakistan is willing to the partition of Kashmir, the spokesman said, ''Pakistan has always been willing- to submit all Issues arising out of the interpretation of98 words
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Article, Illustration19 1955-07-06 2 Chief Minister. Mr. K. Kar maraj, inspecting a grape farm Ganeuwarpatti m Marfuri District Madras.19 words
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542 1955-07-06 2 Regional Language Deserves Preference Hindi Must Not Supplant It, Says Union Minister TIRUCHIRAPALLI: The view that, for regional purposes, the regional language of a State should have preference, and for national purposes Hindi should find its due place, was expressed by Mr. K. C. Reddi, Union Production Minister, last week.542 words
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361 1955-07-06 2 Rajaji Welcomes NehruBulganin Declaration MADRAS. Mr. C. Rajagopalachari welcomed the Nehru Bulganin joint declaration that Nothing should be allowed to stand m the way of the imposition of a complete ban on the production, experimentation and use of nuclear and thermonuclear weapons of war." Rajaji said m a statement: Pandit361 words
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Article67 1955-07-06 2 HYDERABAD (Dn:) a 16-year old girl from a village m -langaon tali'li who was attacked by a bear was admitted m the Osmania hospital her* m a precarious condition. The relatives of flu? girl had gene out of the village to the jungle outride when she67 words
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Article, Illustration62 1955-07-06 2 A. L. SPEAKS ON U.N. DAY To celebrate the tent* anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Charter, a public meeting was held at the Madras JDniversity Examination Hall o n June 26, under 1h« presidentship of Dr. A. I-aksh-manaNwami Mudaltar, Vlr«Chancellor of the Madras Uni: versity, who is62 words
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118 1955-07-06 2 Cut In Bankmen's Basic Salary Restored BOMBAY: Five scheduled banks m India which had deducted the emoluments of their employees to the extent of the increases m basic salary granted m April last have noW decided to restore the cuts according to Mr. F M. Pinto' Pres'dent of the Federation118 words
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Advertisement145 1955-07-06 2 JJI The food of chomplons ■j-^Jt^j s*n Hardy men m every land know how they can keep free from n»^^>^^L^f coughs, colds and chest weak3^v wt^VllSL nc They take Ccd Liver oa SevenSeaS Pure Cod Liver Od, -^1) Nature* finest food. W&^ I V Cod L VCT O>I rtco s145 words
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471 1955-07-06 3 Issues Facing League In New Constituent Assembly According to one commenta- tor any deviation from the disposal of the task would pave the way for the disintegration of the country. These circles recall the observations made by the Chief Jusice of Pakistan,471 words
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Article45 1955-07-06 3 MUSSOOREE; Th« utlar Pradesh Government Is considering proposals to rename Jails as "moral hospitals." as was «ugST*«tr<i by Mahatma Gandhi to produce a psychological effect on convicts and enable them to reform themaelves, according to Mr. Muzaffar Hasan, Ue- puty Minister of U.P.U.P. - 45 words
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231 1955-07-06 3 MADRAS: It was a historic day for the Germanspeaking people m the City, last week for it was the first time since the war, a Church service m German, and accord, ing to the rite s of the German Lutheran Church, was held. The231 words
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Article86 1955-07-06 3 KOSHIKODE: The Central Committee of the Communist Harty of India has accepted the invitation of Malabar Branch of the Communist Party to hold the fourth annual Congress m Malabar. The place and date of the Congress would be decided by the Malabar Committee m consultation with86 words
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Article197 1955-07-06 3 TRANSPORT STRIKE IN KARACHI KARACHI: Public transport service m Karachi continued to be almost paralysed for the second day en Tuesday without the prospect of striking bus drivers and conductors returning to work. A newspaper report that death penalty would be awarded to bus drivers involved m fatal accidents touched197 words
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Article103 1955-07-06 3 BOMBAY; A non-bailable warrant was issued against Dillp Kumar, well-known lilm star, by the Presidency Magistrate, Mr; K. j. Bljlani at the suburban Bandra Court last week. Ollip Kumar, who is xigturing as the principal witness m a c**se m which a person is charged with103 words
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Article158 1955-07-06 3 BOMBAY: The Uovetnor of Bombay, Dr. Mahatab, called upon the people to consider consuming alcoholic drink a sin. The Governor, who was presiding over a social function organized by the City Prohibition Commitiss*?* 1 wa- p* 0 toibitlon was a complete success hi Bombay and hopedFOC - 158 words
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Article173 1955-07-06 3 MADRAS: During the second 5-Year Plan period, 25 poultry development station:*, at an estimated cost of Rs 20 lakhs, are proposed to be opened m different districts of this State: There are at present four district poultry farms m Madras, Salem, South Kanara, and Malabar.173 words
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Article80 1955-07-06 3 BOMBAY. A fuU-len*th documentary film en Prime Minister Nehru's 17-day tour of the USSR shot by the Soviet Ministry' of Culture. wl'l be shown m India In the next two weeks. It Is learned here. The Him. which covers ■even! part* of the Prime80 words
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Article274 1955-07-06 3 Western India Church To Dissolve SANGLJ: Tlic Pjrcsbytenan Church In Western Inaia will become autonomous wncn the Kolhapur Chilrch council takes over the work of the W esteru India Churcn tTOm July A Press Note, issued on Saturday a t the end of a twolay meeting of the Kolliapur cnurch274 words
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Article, Illustration29 1955-07-06 3 at the*«l«£ 2££3r £"jecJ Ii Btor Madr 8 toau S u »ting the uork of Masonry Da,., On the right appears a view of the project site29 words
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401 1955-07-06 3 Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri, Union Minister for Railways, said here that 5,500 miles of new ran lines were proposed to be laid during the Second Five-Year Plan period to meet the increasing traffic needs of th e country The Union401 words
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44 1955-07-06 3 BANARAS: Mahant Atwar Girl, a yogi, died here last week at the age cf 135. He originally belonged to the Punjab' and r:\n\r to Hanara.s about 100 years ago. The body of the yogi was consigned to the Ganga,44 words
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Advertisement244 1955-07-06 3 NEWEST IDEA IN WRITING! Cf| j^\ Fl 1 arker A unique and wonderful gift! Here, for the first "C^ i^S M time, the two leading writing instruments of their kind a W are brought t0 6 ether lo f «rm the one truly modern l |Tl P| I^l l^| anting244 words
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373 1955-07-06 4 Prior Agreement On Fundamentals Necessary JAFFNA: Stron r criticism of Mr. O. O. Ponnambalam, IT. „i «li -lit of the All-Ceylon Tamil Congre«h_wa» made by Mr C. Yanniasingham, M.P. for Kopay. President of the llankai Tamil Aracu Kadchcbl (Federal Freedom Party), said373 words
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205 1955-07-06 4 Basic Education In Frontier Schools NEW DELHI: Steps have been taken to introduce basic education m the educational institutions of tks North East Frontier Agency and to popularise Hindi m them it was learnt here. Two assistant education officers of the Agency, after completing a six-month course of training m205 words
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116 1955-07-06 4 Alleged Stabbing Of Congress Worker PONEfTCHERRY; Kuppuswamy, a Congress worker of Kommapakam, was found last week lying with stab injuries on the road near Villianur, by a party of Congress workers led by Mr. p. Kakkan, President of the Tamil Nad Congress Committee, who la here m connexion with the116 words
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Article36 1955-07-06 4 The fortnightly meeting of the Divine Life Society will be held today Wednesday, July 6, at 7 p.m. at "Gokula Villa", 9 Boscombe Road, Singapore the residence of Sri R. M Krishnan.36 words
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362 1955-07-06 4 COLOMBO: India was not aspiring to assume leadership n Asia, said Mr. R. N. Chakravarty, Indian High Commissioner to Ceylon at the V.M.C.A., Fort. Mr. Chakravarty was addressing the V.M.C.A. Forum on the Foreign Policy of In« dia. Mr. K. A. Choksy presided. Mr.362 words
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Article159 1955-07-06 4 JAFFNA: The Jaffna Municipal Council unanimously resolved, at its monthly meeting to request the Direction of Health Services to make provision m the Budget for 1,200 beds and the necessary cadre and equipment at the Jaffna hospital. The council also unanimously resolved to record its159 words
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Article44 1955-07-06 4 SHELL CO. EMPLOYEES UNION The Shell Company employees have elected a pro-tern Committee to form an Employees' union to protect their welfare. The pro tern Committee members are new drafting the Union's Rules and it will be officially registered a s soon as possible."44 words
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Article48 1955-07-06 4 Total exprots of rubber, all grades to all countries, from Singapore and (Federation of Malaya during June, 1955, amounted to 77,393 tons. Total exports of Tin to all countries from Singapore and Federation of Malaya during June, 1955, amounted to 5,913 tons.48 words
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602 1955-07-06 4 Repatriation Of Indians: Delhi Pact Contravened COLOMBO: Addressing the annual general meeting of the All-Ceylon Head Kanganles' Association at Hatton, last week, the Indian High Commissioner, Mr. B. N. Chakravarty, said that m the event of the Ceylon Government contravening the Indo-Ceylon pacts ot January and October last year, the602 words
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Article, Illustration98 1955-07-06 4 This laboratory scale teat model of an airliner that can take off and land like a helicopter has been successfully flown, it was announced at Moffett Field, California, June 21. The plane, using the downward jet of air principal, takes off, lands and hovers with its wingsA.P. - 98 words
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242 1955-07-06 4 Buddha Jayanthi: North-South Co-opn. Urged J^A-FIFNA.: They m the North of Ceylon should join with those In the South *m celebrating the Buddha Jayanthi, especially because the Buddha came to North Ceylon on his second visit to the country said Mr. g- S. NathaD. the ex-president of the Jaffna Y.M.B.A.FOC - 242 words
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Article72 1955-07-06 4 WELFARE LOTTERY BY P.E.E.C.C. Princess Elizabeth Estate Community Centre is organizing a Welfare Lottery and the date of draw has been fixed for July 31, 1955. 5,000 tickets at $1 each are on sale for members only and 10 cash prizes ranging from $1,000 to $20 are proposed to be72 words
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Article91 1955-07-06 4 CHAVAKACHCHERI: Mr. v\ Kumaraswamy, Acting Minister of Transport and "Works who inaugurated an air service between Jaffna and Trlncomalee took longer than usual for the test flight. The reason was that on the flight he studied his constituency, particularly the Elephant Pass lagoon scheme and the location of91 words
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Article54 1955-07-06 4 The .Kamala Club members will hold a "Social Get-to-gether 1 cm Monday, July 11, at their premises at 11, Moulmein Read. On Monday, July 18 there will be a Cooking Demonstration (fish by Mrs. B. R. Chhapkhanawalia, a od on Monday July 25 the Club will hold54 words
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249 1955-07-06 4 NEW AIRPORTS FUELLING DEPOT COSTS $650,000 The til companies 1 $GSO <)00 Aviation Fuelling Instaliati-m Lit Singapore's Paya Lebar Airport is now completed and vill be put into service after t is tested, Mr. R. S. Jack. Shell engineer m charge of construction, told Indian Daily Mail last night. It249 words
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Article37 1955-07-06 4 LONDON, July 5: Britain is to hand o ver the adm'.nls* tration and control of the naval base at Simonstcwn, South Africa, to the Union Government, it was officially announced here.- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Advertisement101 1955-07-06 4 DIAMOND OPENING TODAY DAILY 3.15 6.15— 9.15 p.m. DILJIT SHAKILA NOOR MAHAL NOOR MAHAL (Hindustani) with Kamal, Nonr and many others ROYAL To-day at 3 7-30 p.m. MISSIAMMA A Miss It Not Masterpiece OPENS TO-MORROW Shivaji Ganesan P a d m i n i CAUVERY An Entertaining Film Of Outstanding101 words
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