Indian Daily Mail, 24 September 1954

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail OL. X, Nc. 218. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 SIX PAGES 15 CENIS
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    ATTLEES WEAR HONOLULU LEIS
    43 1 photo. Kritish Labour Leader < kmt nt Attlee and Mrs. Attlee, making a seven hour stop at Honolulu on their wav back to England, wear LeLs (flower Ciar.. lands hung on them at the airport by Governor Samuel King.- AP
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    CHINESE ENVOY TO INDONESIA
    30 1 JAKARTA, Indonesia. Sept. 23. The Indonesian Government had approved the nomination of Huang Chen as Red Chinese Ambassador to Jakarta, the Foreign Ministry an- ;iounced. AP
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    Points Nehru Will Raise With Chinese Premier
    148 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 23 Indian Premier Nehru was reported .ast night to have least two main topics he wants to discing with the Communist Chinese m Peiping the IndiaChina McMahon frontier line and the citizensihip of Chinese abroad. Authoritative sources close to the
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    JAPS HESITATE TO JOIN ARMY
    73 1 TOKYO. Sept. 23. Japan is tartag trouble recruiting oldicra for its iiew army. Xyodo News Service said a. rive tj recruit abcut 3J.000 men has produced less than 7.50 U. The campaign is scheduled to close on Sept. 30. m contrast, Kyodo said, »\o3!i men
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    INDO-U.S. RELATIONS NOT GLOOMY
    107 1 INDO-U.S. RELATIONS NOT GLOOMY WASHINGTON, Sept. 23. United States Ambassador to India George Allen said yesterday future relations between the two countries were not glocmy" although differences will continue to exist. He told members of the Women's National Press Club that the major differences between India and the United States
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    Get Rid Of Chiang
    42 1 LONDON, Sept. 23. Labour leader Clement Attlee, returning from a tour behind the iron and bamboo curtains, Mid he believes "the sooner we get nd cf Chiang Kai-shek anj his troops the better it will be."- A P
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    New Import Duties: Federal Legislature's Approval Needed
    125 1 New Import Duties: Federal Legislature's Approval Needed An otiici;>l spokesman said ywtafday th«t tihe Federation iovenUMßt could not make mv rt»nly at present to the cri■mi m the Tress of its ac--1 -i m raising Import duties to fod.ice an additional $15 nrlUoa o," revenue. In t^.e opinion of the
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    ERASING THE PLACE NAMES— ANTI-TAMIL
    94 1 ERASING THE PLACE NAMES— ANTI-TAMIL From Our Oum Correspondent CHIDAMBARAM, Sept. 23. The Madras Governor, Sri Prakvua, said here, it was not riyht on the part of the Diavid'.t Kazhayam volunteers to erase place names written m Nayeri script. He said they were not Hindi names at all. They were
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    NO INVITATION TO RED CHINA?
    772 1 India's Condition For Participation In Proposed Afro-Asian Conference NEW DELHI!, Sept. 23.— Indonesian Premier Sast !iami(:jo.jo opened his ti'ks with Indian Premier Nehru yesterday jumid reports India is ready to support his plan for an Asian-African meeting provided Communist Chin is not invited. Sastrosmidjojo arrived
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    Master Tara Singh Arriving Tomorrow
    109 1 Master Tara Singh Arriving Tomorrow Master Tar a Singh, the President of the Sbromani A kali Dal, the premier organisation of Sikhs m India, is arriving m Singapore from Bombay tomorrow Saturday, Sept. 25th, at 7.30 a.m. by Air India International. He is ponrnp for a short visit to the
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    LIGHTING THE RURAL AREAS
    71 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Sept. 23.— The Madras Government wilL soon step up the execution of rural electrification and urban water supply schemes sanctioned under the current Five Year PJan. They are enabled to do ao with a loan of rupees five and half crores,
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    Tensing To Be Chief Instructor
    39 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 23.— Sherpa Tensing Norkay, conqueror with Sir Edmund Hillary of Mount Everest, has been appointed chief instructor at the Indian Mountaineering Institute m Darjeeling first cf its type m Asia. Reuter
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    First Death From H. Bomb Radiation-Japan Shocked
    244 1 First Death From H. Bomb Radiation -Japan Shocked TOKYO, Sept 23. Japanese fisherman. Aikichi Kuboyama died tonight m a Tokyo hospital of complications from his atom dusting last March m the U.S. hydrogen bomb test at Bikini. His death plunged Japan into a torrent of grief and threatened to place
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    CONSPIRED TO KILL A KING IN PAKISTAN
    90 1 KARACHI. Pakistan Sept. 23. Three men were charged before the Karachi City Magis. trate yesterday with conapir. ing to assassinate King 'Feisal of Iraq and Pakistani leaders during the King's visit to Pa. kistan earlier this year. They were retired Major General M.
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    KOSALRAM IS NO MORE M.L.A.
    59 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, Sept. 23.— The Supreme Court has dismissed a writ petition filed on behalf cf Mr. K. T. Kosalr-am. a member of the Madras Assembly, questioning tfhe decision of Election Tribual invalidating his eelction from Nanguneri, m Tirunelveli District. He
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    Strike Paralysed Indian Banking
    45 1 BOMBAY, Sept. 23— A one. day token strike of 65,000 bank tmpfoytM aJmott par*. \ysed banking: business m India today. The men stopped work m protest against a rov. eminent veto on n appeal tribunal's award m a wage diipute,- Reuter
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    F.D.R.'S SON TO STAND FOR A.G.
    56 1 NEW YORK, Sept. 23.— Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt a son of the late President, agreed to stand for election as Attorney General of New York State. Mr. Roosevelt. Democratic member of the lfou.se of Representatives had sought nomination fo r Governor but he was
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    Nehru-Biswas Clash
    257 1 More Time For Marriage Committee From Our Oion Correspondent NEW DELHI, Sept. 23— Premier Nehru and Law Minister Mr. C. C. Biswas classed m Rajya Sabha, Parliament's Upper House yesterday, over the extension of time to the Joint Select Committee for consideration erf marriage and Divorce BCI. On
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    Bandits' Hopes Of Running Own Press Shattered
    390 1 I Ton Machinery Seized Ambitions which the Selaigor Communist terrorists once cherished to run their own minting press to disseminate Sr r rapa g da We rc llteralI -V burit j a Vassy pSi« the edge of the jungle near Kajang. T he
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    Kotelawala To Visit Delhi Next Month
    38 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 23.— The Prim? M nister of Ceylon, Sir John Kotelawala, will visit New Delhi during the second week of October, according to a semi-official press communique released here.- Reuter
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    SATYAGRAHA BY TENANTS
    59 1 From Our Oum Correspondent MADURAI, Sept. 23.— About one hurfdred agricultural tenants have been arrested so far m a satyagraha campaign launched by the tenants m Thanaimangalem, near here, against tthe action taken by land owners to evict them. The order prohibiting them from entering Che lands
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    24 1 RANGOON, Sept. 23. Prime Minister UNu told a press conference that an agreement on Japanese reparations to Burma ''might be signed th's week."— AP
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    SULTAN AND HIS FAMILY
    50 1 Photo. The Sultan of Johore, on hi s way to London In the Williams Ruys of Rotter, dam, photographed during a stop at Naples, Septem ber -6. Left to right: Major General Sir Ibrahim, the Sultan; his daughter Princess Marlam; the governess; the Sultan's wife, AP
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    Democratic U.S. Students Cry 'Down With Negroes"
    118 1 Democratic U.S. Students Cry 'Down With Negroes" MADISON WEST, VIRGINIA, Sept. 23.— A strike by 21 white students against the admittance of threr Negroes to Sherman High School, apparently had fairly well dissolved yesterday. The students had protested admission of the negroes to the school with signs reading, «'w e
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    Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Fri. Sept. 24, 1954 Don't Kill People's Enthusiasm
    549 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Fri. Sept. 24, 1954 Don't Kill People's Enthusiasm WE make no apology for adverting to the subject of Citizenship again. As the deadline for the registration of citizens of the United Kingdom and Colonies is fast approaching, we feel it our duty to warn the waverers
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    HINDU LEADER'S ASSURANCE TO CHRISTIANS
    315 2 "SHUDDHI" MOVEMENT PERFECTLY CONSTITUTIONAL NON-VIOLENT NEW DEJLJU: "The Hindu religion has always been noted for its catholicity; it permits one to place Jesus Christ m the innermost tabernacle of one's heart and still cail oneself a Hindu," says Mr N C Chatterjee, M.P., President of
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    FACTIOUS FIGHT IN BOMBAY
    167 2 BOMBAY: The police fired three rounds m Central Bombay to quell a faction fight recently. Six persons were injured m the melee, one of them by a bullett. J The rival parties of bootleggers, it is stated clashed at Dapu Khote Road, m Pydhonie area, over
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    Symposium On Wild Life
    102 2 NEW DELHI: A symposium on wild life will be held here under the auspices of the In duan Boar<j for Wild Life early m January 1955. The Board intends to focus the country's attention on educating the public m the value of wild life, natiouai parks
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    GEN. DE CASTRIES
    36 2 SAIGON. Sept. 23._G neral Christian De Castries com SE! de^h of the fortress of Men phu returned to mdo_ China yesterday to resume his duties after a short leave m i? ranee.- Reuter
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    Commdr S. P. N. Nayar
    187 2 MADRAS: Madraa will shortly lose the services of Commander s p. n. Nayar, Resident Naval Officer, and Srimathi Nayar, consequent on Commander Nayar's trans.* fer io Bombay a* Mainten. ance Commander of the Indian Navy. Commander Nayar came to Madras m August, 1948, and had
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    Japan Keen On Selling Aluminium To India
    286 2 Southeast Asj» n market is now m Calcutta. i'hc main ooject of the tour is to find marKctsi for Japanese aluminium ingots, sheets, pipes etc., Mr. Bunji Araemiya, cnief spoKesman 01 the team, tOid MaFKN. This delegation is the first ever to be
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    Govt. To Take Over Jagannath Temple
    132 2 lain jus i'u/i Jagannatn rein p i c and connected properties are now to be erotignt unuer the admin istrauve control of the Orissa <jovt.ninent vvfto are appointing an i.lininistraic r ior tins purpose, it s learned. tnder th« Turi Shri Jagaiinuth lenipie (Adui
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    SEGREGATION IN U.S. SCHOOLS TEACHERS TOO !
    146 2 SEGREGATION IN U.S. SCHOOLS TEACHERS TOO September 13 saw the ftrst time ever m America's capital of Washington, th« nonsegregution of coloured and White children m schools, put into praotoe, the non-segrega-«on also applies to coloured teachers. At top here, H. H. Sanders gives instructions to members of a lOtti
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    Mechanisation of Indian Fishing
    143 2 xsrjyy ÜBjUtiA; The FAO has published the results of Indian expeniiments m me chanised fishing, for the bene fit of other countries. Details are given mi n the monthly bulletin of FAO's education service. According to the bulletin, the ability of a. poor fishing community t
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    SINGLE-TEACHER SCHOOLS IN MADRAS
    469 2 MADRAS: The Madras Govvernment have decided to make an annual grant of Rs. 1,000 for equipment and pay, allowances etc., of teachers of eaoh of the 1,270 new singleteacher schools to be opened under the Government of India's scheme for relief of the educated unemployed. An
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    New Jap. – Pak. Trade Agreement
    102 2 New Jap. Pak. Trade Agreement KARACHI: A new tra.ie agreement between Pakistan and japan to be signed here shortly is expected to cover nearly haff the volume! of trade agreed upon mi n the last trade pact. This is due to the shortage of foreign exchange being- experienced by both
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    3 Medical Institutions In Madras To Be Upgraded
    123 2 They are: 1. The Anatomy Department, the Stanley Medical College, Madras. 2. The Obsteric and Gynaecology Department, the Cjovernment Hospital fo r wo men and children, Madras. 3. V. D. Department thr General Hospital, Madras t^' ,r T n e u, B
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    Bank Workers To Stage Token Strike
    82 2 Bank Workers To Stage Token Strike NEW DELHI; Mr. prabhat Kar, Secretary of the AUJndla Bank Em ployees' Association sai<i last w eek that the Gov ernmcnt's «Ifcclsion to In" stitute an inquiry into the k i^P 11 would not alter the decision to bolt! a token strike on Sept.
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    Kenya Indians' Gift
    35 2 Hj^ A I ROB I: Th« Kenya m l tt n has decided to contribute Rs. 5,000 fro m its funds for relief of Eid^ flood victms, it is learnorji nere. NAFEN
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    Western Orientalists' Interest In Indology
    416 2 CALCUTTA*: Indology— the study of Indian lan^ culture, religion and philosophy -figured prominency SSrdi International Congress of Orientalists held »t c bridge during the end of last month, one of the thrJ^ i m delegates to the Congress, Dr. Sunttl Kumar aL an Emeritus Professor
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    Women Won't Part With Gold!
    126 2 NEW DELHI: Ten months of the Women's Savings Campaign lias yielded Ks. 2,719,115 io r Aaticnai Tla n Loan. Of this only Ks. 85,000 came from sale of ornaments surrendered by wtMiien for conversion into cash. Women of Rajasthan ti-pjx the l»8t of collection zones,
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    Indian Industries Fair
    127 2 MADRAS; An International exhibition, styled as "Indian Industries Pair," Is proposed to be organised by the Fe. deration of Indian -Cham, berg of Commerce and Industry, a-t New Delhi, during October.November next year The Union Government i« expected to give active sup port to this exhibition whtcji
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      SUSAN THY NAME IS JULIET
      237 3 »DOMEO AND JULIET, the immortal 'epic of love' which was born out of the pen of William Shakespeare, has beta superbly adapted to film version by Kcnato Castellani. Pictured :n glorious eclour the greatest love story, comos movingly to life on the screen at Cathay
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      UNUSUALLY CHARMING FILM
      29 3 ROHINI a Tamil film o f unusual charm and extraordinary entertainment. Mvdhuri Dcvi O. J^E^lS Sahaara-namam and 'Friend' Rcmasamy take lending pan. {Current attraction at Diamond).
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      Adivised India On Making Documentaries
      139 3 Adivised India On Making Documentaries Producer J- B- Holmes, who was m India, a few years ago advising the Union Government on documentary film making, is now m Cairo, training Egyptians m the same Technique. He has accepted a two.ye.ur assignment as producer for the Anglo.Egyptian pil Company Film Unit
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      Cinemascope, Superscope Vistavision And Whatnot!
      1009 3  - Cinemascope, Superscope Vistavision And Whatnot! Norman Morris By f HE Western film industry is m a turmoil with unparalleled confidence struggling for co-existence with some of the most worrying uncertainties since Sound first emerged to threaten and subjugate the silent screen. The wide-screen war of which we have heard and
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      ACT OF LOVE
      56 3 Not a scene K rom 'Adorable Creatures', but this adorable creature Dany Robin plays the leading role m 'Act of Love. This picture has been filmed amid the mystery and Maific of Paris. Her part show* h«xw different are an act of s?n and an art of
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      Jane Russell's Dressing Room
      129 3 HOLLYWOOD: Other stars who envy Jane Russell's fancy dressing room will be surprised to learn how easily ahe got It. "It waa while I was *t RKO," she reflated on the set of Foxfire." "I suddenly realised how much time of my life I 6pend m
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      T'U-R'R-I-F-I-C I SAY
      61 3 Marlyn Monroe and her shapely legs, plus a ballooning skirt and the usual Hollywood movie props, kept more than 1,000 movie fans entertained. La Monroe repeated this scene 15 times before the dxrec. tor was satisfied. This action is part of the movie sequence being filmed m
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      WHY MALAYA CANNOT PRODUCE GOOD PICTURES?
      134 3 DIRECTORS of Malay films complain that too many taboos and too strict a censorship are killing off their best ideas and stories. To prove their point they cite a long list of "dontV which, they say, cramp the hero's and heroine's style i» almost
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      CHAPLIN TO VISIT INDIA
      279 3 Mr. Charles Chaplin haa hinted that "Charlie the Tramp" might return to the screen with a new look m hi* next film. Mr. Chaplin, wno was entertaining a Moscow-bound delegation of Indian film stars and proudcers at his home overlooking Lake Geneva, told his guests, "My
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      Saronged Beauties
      125 3 blade but cannot "kill" his fee. Young lovers can be seen xv romantic aceaes "taking long walks hand m hand" but to lie down side by Bide la a »«W or on batch Is "KatrtlloUß", A Malay actor can be ahown making money, but "not at a game
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      'Nasty' Nadira? No! She's Lovely
      93 3 Nadira, of AN N -fame and the fthn-gfrl with a face which Hollywood raves for Is making her appearance m 'NAGMA', with Ashok Kumar and Om. With flaming eyes and a lovely veil she keeps her fingers crossed for the arrival of hex fiance. Perhaps
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      THE OMINOUS SPHINX
      199 3 Eleanor Parker stands near the famoua sphinx. MG.M's "Valley of the 'King", an amazing dramatization of the search for th£ hidden tomb of Pharaohs, and a forbidden leve that burns like the desert sands. Robert Taylor and Eleanor Parker give a brilliant per* formancc that makes the
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      Hilarious Comedy
      69 3 BAN. ROOJJYE," the neweat comedy under the (banner of Vasnu-Mitra, Is making steady progress at the East India Studio under the direction of Banshi Aah. Main roles of this hilarious comedy are being portrayed by Bhanu B«inerjce and Jahar Roy, popular comedians of the Bengali screen, supported by
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      25 3 Robert Taylor (centre) X urt Kaxztwr [left) and Cortoa Thomson standing by the side of the Great Pyramid 9f Cheep* frh* li/WM ftwt *4*r C '(•■>•<?,
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    THE SAVAGE SPLENDOUR OF "THE SEEKERS"
    323 4 I AYA RAKT. who passed through Singapore recently enroutc to New Zealand. |a m&king her appearance again en the ODEON screen shortly. Sh e did go the n to the film called The Seekers' which is to be screened soon. Acclaimed as one who
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    Art Of Dance In Java And Bali
    3447 4  -  D. V. K. Sarma As Compared With Bharata Nat/a School Of Dance By Mr. If. V. K. Surma (an advocate from Guntur, a. India,/, who contributed a poem on Indonesia published m our issue of Nov.-Dec. 1U53, herein gives his impressions about the
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    A GREAT TAMIL FILM
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    New Theatres Active Again
    106 4 NEW THEATRES has been buzzing with activity since the management was taken over by the Aurora Film Cor. poration on July 1 1951 Director Kartiick Chatterjee is busy with two films, produc. tion of which sheduled to start simuitaneousry at the end tihis month. One film
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    44 4 These girls live m the shadorcs of Paris, capitalising their uxining chirms on the gullible Youths. They must answer for their aicts of sin. A s ene from Aot of L*ove,' which contains many more little-known facts abuut ivellknoion Paris, which tourists generally miss.
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    Humphrey Bogart In His Meatiest Role
    173 4 Humphrey Bogart is a name that sends a feeling of thrill into cur views, and Columbia Pictures present C a 1 n c Mutiny' with Humphrey Bogart. It has everything a movie can have; power, sweep, action, romance and above all a human drama.
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    9 4 Anoth* *C4n* frm 'mngoXyom,* avniting r&as* «oon m DUmond,
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    WHEN IS AN ACT OF SIN AN ACT OF LOVE...?
    146 4 Treatment of love, has become a forthright an<j bold subject m Hollywood films of late. Intimate love scenes, pictured with discretion, with no distasteful sequences or 'border-obscenity' is the comment on "Act Of Love". It is .s the story of
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    ACTORS PLAN OWN FACTORY
    225 4 LONDON: A group of British actors and actresses want their profession to set up a factory m London so that those without a part for the time being could work there while seok-ng further stage employment. They would not earn a lot about £8 a week
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    Father Panchali
    199 4 *pATHER TANCHALr, a full-length feature mm based on the best-seler novel of the late Bibhuti JJhusan Ban-Tjee, is making oriSK progress u t the Technicians* Stud.c here under the direction of Satyajit Roy. Th e film deal 3 with simpie rural life m West Bengal. The film, which
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    Pak Ban On Russian Insurance
    256 5 Company Registered By mistake Asked To Close Down! KAKAttti: me Pakistan Government hts ennreiled the registration of "ingasstr L:h the FuTrtn Insurance Department of tbe So iet GoJernnieirt, bsnSfS re£r°£i g InsUrance hjsin^ this country, Inquiries made at the Office of the Controller nf Insurance
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    Winter School Of Linguists
    112 5 MADRAS: The Deccan College Research Insu. tute, poona, is organising three courses. of Mx weeks duration each, ot n Winter School of Lingnl. sts at the Deccan College, Poona, during this year and the next. The classes, which will be conducted by scholars from ail over
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    Archaeologists To Meet
    78 5 NEW DELHI: The central Advisory Board of Archaeolo. gy will meet m New Delhi on September 18 under the chair, manship of Maulana Abdul Kalam Aza<l, Minister for Education. The Board will review the progress made m regard tc amendment of the Ancient Monuments Preservation Act for
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    STATISTICAL TRAINING CENTRE
    156 5 NEw DELHI; An Intcrna. tional Statistical Traunu.g Centre on Experimental jjr. signs and Survey Techniques will be opened at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi, on September 20, under the joint auspices of th e U- N. (Food and agri. culture Organisation and the Union Government.
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    Rs. 180 m. Honnemaradu Scheme
    144 5 Rs. 180 m. Honnemaradu Scheme HAXGALORE: A team ot experts from Delhi is scheduito arrive here to discus* w-th the state authorities tn# poswbiUty of including tn« jroposed Rs. 180,000,000 Hon. nemaradu hydroelectric acne. me In the second Flve.*eai Plan. On completion, the Honno maradu scheme m the Shi moga
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    Raised To Legation
    69 5 .Nb W DELHi The stadia the Indian Consulate-lien. m Saudi Arabia has *H raised to that of a l*. ton Wlth effect from (JctQ ™J 1, 1954, to further develop "M strengthen the close and r.endiy relations between tne "iftcially announced here. r™ r X Kidwai, at
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    SCHOOLS FOR ASIAN GIRLS IN UGANDA
    115 5 SCHOOLS FOR ASIAN GIRLS IN UGANDA educated women are needed more than ever before m feast Africa, was expressed j> v 1-ady Cohen, warn ut Sir Ana rew Cohen, Governor or i>£a* Z^J^ I he °Pe n the only school for Asian gnrls m ot an undian industrialist, Mr N.K.
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    COCHIN TEA SALES
    105 5 COCHIN: A total of 245,. 044 lbs. of Dust was On offer at the auction sales held here last week. There was a very strong and active general demand throughout the sale for all descriptions at an irregular 4 to 5 annas above last rates Best liquoring
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    Correspondence In Hindi
    35 5 PATNA: The Governor of Bihar ha* directed that inspection notes and cor. respondence .between headmasters and inspecting officers of secondary and primary schools should be written m Hindi instead of English. FOC
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    Protection Of Rajasthan's 650-Mile. Indo-Pak Border
    201 5 Rs. 7.5 m. Cost A Big Burden! JAII'tR: Th^ responsibility of guarding the 650-mile indo-Pak border along the territories of Kajasthan s proving a heavy financial burden for the State Government who, it is learned, have requested the Union Government to share the cost
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    Remittance Of Foreign Profits
    231 5 NEW DKLJiI: The Government of India has decided that m respect remittances ot accumulated foreign profits ot persens received m India after September 30, 1954, the condition of investment m Government securities purchased through the Reserve Bank wili not be insisted upon. A finance Ministry Press
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    Food Adulteration
    66 5 NEW DELHI: The Rajya Sabha on Sept 14 passed, without any change, the Health Minister's Food Adulteration Bill as passed by th e Lck Sabha. When the House adjourned for the day. the Home Minister had not concluded his speech while moving for the concurrence of the House
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    LAW BOOKS IN ORIYA
    63 5 CIHTACK: The Orissa Government have decided to appo nt an expert committee to translate important law boekfi into oriya following recent legislation to adopt the Oriya language for official use. Necessary funds will be providM by the Sttae Government for this purpcae. The committee is expected
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    MAHARAJAH SPENT £3,000 ON SHIRTS!
    182 5 LONDON: Hack m the gay, prosperous day of 1931 the Maharajah of Patiala walked into one of the world's must famous men's shops m London and ordered shirts, socks and other oddments to the value of £8,000. Back m those days, too, the then Prince
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    M.P.8' Rifle – Shooting Competition
    103 5 M.P.8' Rifle Shooting Competition NEW DELHI: The M.P..l* Rifle Club w)U bold a rifle. shooting competition during the fnrthcuminjf session of Parliament m November, sayn the secretary of the Club, Mr. Bhagwat Jh'a Azad. The cdub was formed one and a half years ago and ha* now on its rolls
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