Indian Daily Mail, 21 January 1955
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Title Section16 1955-01-21 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. NO. 334. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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372 1955-01-21 1 NEHRU ALLAYS FEARS Social Progress On Peaceful Non-Violent Democratic Lines AVADI, (South India), Jan. 20. Mr. JuwnharlM Nehru, tihe Indian m ter, said yesterday that the C h i n e s e C^munrsts were interpreting Marxism m a very different way from Russia.Reuter - 372 words
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Article139 1955-01-21 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Jan. 20. The aim of Congress Party is the establishment of Socialism in India without class warfare, declared Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, moving the main resolution before the Subjects Committee, Avadi Congress yesterday. Mr. Kamaraj Nadar, seconded the resolution,139 words
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Article57 1955-01-21 1 Govt. Officials Fined Jailed MEW DELHI Jan 2U. Two former Inuian Government officials yesterday were sentenced to six months' Imprisonment each on charges ol criminally conspiring with a firm selling Soviet fertilizer In order to obtain high prices from the Government. The two officials, 8. Krishnaawamy and C. S. V.AP - 57 words
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317 1955-01-21 1 TIGHT DRESSED SOVIET GIRLS -INDECENT MOSCOW. Jan. 20: Russian party girls wear "indecently tight" dresses w.th slit skirts and bright lipstick, held bedroom parties with zoot-suit boys and dance to American jazz music. That is the description n the newspaper Soviet Culture. The. official organ cf the ministry of cultureAP - 317 words
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Article87 1955-01-21 1 iXARACKI, Jan. 20. lnc I'akistan Cabinet unan mcusiy approved ratification of the Southeast Asian Treaty Or?an sat'on (SETAO) Agreement, usually reliable sources said. The docls en was reacnea at n cabinet meeting before Pr me T.I n'.ster Mohammad All's depirture last n ght to altent theReuter - 87 words
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Article61 1955-01-21 1 MANILA, Jan. 20.- -Mis. Eleanor Buttler Roosevolt, widow of former GovernorGeneral of the Philippines, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., left by plane for Hong Kong today after a four-day visit. Mrs. Roosevelt came here as. a member of the American Battle Monuments Commission. She inspected erection of aAP - 61 words
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Article588 1955-01-21 1 U. S. Direct Action Would Hinder U. N. Efforts For Release Of Airmen Chiang May Reject 'Cease-Fire WASHINGTON, Jan. 20i U.S. Secretary cf State John Foster Dulles told! United Nations Secretary General Dag Haramar. skjold yesterday that fo r the time being the United States w.ll abstainAP - 588 words
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Article57 1955-01-21 1 Chiang s Man Attacks U.S. NiiiW xutttt., Jan. zu: jvii. T. F. Tsiang, Chief Nationalist Chinese Delegate to the United Nations, rejected the possibility cf a ceasefire with Peoples China. He added that if fche American government attempted to prevent the Nationalist Chinese from helping their brothers on he mainland,Reuter - 57 words
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Article, Illustration77 1955-01-21 1 Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister of India arriving at Madras Central Station. On the left is the Governor of Madras Sri Prakasa and on the right is the Chief Minister of Madras Mr. K. Kamaraj. Behind them is Mrs. Ambuyammal, Chairman of the Avadi Congress Reception Committee.77 words
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Article125 1955-01-21 1 LONDON, Jan. 20: Britain last n ght urged action tc end the China fight ng but held off on any quick move to bring about a ceasefire through the United Nations. Official sources saia the Churchill Government was m tcuch with the United Stateb and otherAP - 125 words
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Article133 1955-01-21 1 ALPS VISIT TO OTTAWA OTTAWA. Canada, Jan. 20; Prime Minister Mohammed All of Pakistan arrives here *>v Monday for a three-day visit as guest of Governor-General Ma£>sey. The External Affairs Oepartment announced yesterday that Prime Minister Lcuis St. Laurent w.U meet the Pakistan Prime Minister, who will travel by trainAP - 133 words
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528 1955-01-21 1 NORTH SELANGOR BANDIT LEADER KILLED HE COMMITTED MOST OUTRAGES Cbee Tuck, State Committee Member of the Communist terrorist organisation, and one of Selangor's four top terrorists, who died on Tuesday, Jan. 18, from wounds inflicted by a patrol of the SOVF, was responsible for more outrages m North Selangor than528 words
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284 1955-01-21 1 Agreement With Mid-East Countries Pak. Constitution On U. S. Pattern KARACHI, Jan. 20. Prime Minister Mohammed AM said yesterday that Pakistan would welcome bilateral or other agreements with countries of the Middle East aimed at promoting the peace and security of that area. Before leaving forReuter - 284 words
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211 1955-01-21 1 India To Mediate U.S. China Dispute! NEW DELHI, Jan. 20.~ The Indian morning newspaper, Statesman,'' said today there was no confirmation m Delhi of a Washington report about possible mediation by India. India's attitude needs no further clarification the Statesman said she refused to associate herself with the condemnatory resolutionReuter - 211 words
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LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF
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Article47 1955-01-21 1 LONDON, Jan. 20 Britain, the United States ana New Zealand have shelved a proposal they have discussed m recent months for sponsorship by the United Nations Security Council of a ceasefire between the Chinese Nationalists and Conununtets, the Foreign Office announced today. i ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article35 1955-01-21 1 LONDON. Jan. 20 Bn tain wild protest to Nationalist China and demand compensation for yesterday a bombing of the British freighter Edendale by Nationalist lircraft, the Foreien Office Raid here today. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article29 1955-01-21 1 CANBERRA-, Jan. 2U Mr. Richard Casey, Australian Minister of External Artatra is to visit Indo-Chana after attending the SEATO Conference m Bangkok m February. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article48 1955-01-21 1 TOKYO, Jan. 20 Thu Mitsui Shipping Une today emphatically denied it nad undercut freight rates to set orders t o carry rubber from Malaya to Japan. The firm said however "a certain Japanese Company other {Than Mitsui seemed to have bo.en paying secret rebates. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article43 1955-01-21 1 BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 20.--Joseph McDowell who nought a million tons of rubber curing his career as DunUjjs chief purchasing agents, has died at the age of 76. Mo retired m 1946 after 46 yearn with the Company. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article35 1955-01-21 1 LONDON, Jan. 20 H»* Walter Monckton the M\ister of Labour, who has bn-n ordered by Ws doctors to take a complete rest abroad will leave London for t icily to,, narrow. <- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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507 1955-01-21 2 Indian Daily Mail Spore, Fri., Jan. 21, 1955 OUR CHALLENGE TO DEVASER DELEGATION ACCORDING to a report m our local contemporary, the Singapore Tiger Standard, it is understood that the MIC President Mr. Kundan Lai Devaser has beea "severely censured by the Working Committee for his tactless publicity to a507 words
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796 1955-01-21 2 Speech Misquoted Out Of Context NEW DELHI: Mr. Nehru, the Prime Minister, last week contradicted reports of a statement attributed to him that war with Pakistan was "not improbable." In a statement Mr. Nehru said: "I have seen with great surprise someFOC - 796 words
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76 1955-01-21 2 "Against The Spirit Of Coeducation" KARACHI: Nine hundred male students of the Sind Muslim Arts College stayed •away from their classes last Thursday protesting against discrimination shown to tady students" by the college authorities. The men students co>mplain inter alia about the exclusiveness of the women, stating that it i\sFOC - 76 words
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Article85 1955-01-21 2 KARACHI: Pakistan? official crest has now been flna&y approved. The. crest is m the shape of a tCiielftl split up Into four parts, Pakistan's matin products, jute, »otton. wheat and rice occupy the four places m the shield. The shield is bounded by two sheafs. On topFOC - 85 words
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Article63 1955-01-21 2 TRIVANDRUM: The Council of the All-India Ayurvedic Congress has resolved to hold the 40th plenary session of the Congress at Trivandrum m the last week of March or the first week of April next. The Council further resolved tc authorise the President to negotiate with Baba Kali HamonFOC - 63 words
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117 1955-01-21 2 Manufacture Of Motor Cycles In Madras MADRAS: Mr. X- Eswaran, Director of Messrs. Easun Engineering Company, Madras, told pressmen Hast week that the Madras Motors Limited had concluded an agreement, with the manufacturers of the Roya,i Enfield Motor Cycles, England, for manufacture of motor cycles m India, The factory, whichFOC - 117 words
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Article, Illustration72 1955-01-21 2 Assassinated New President Photo. President Jose Antonio Remon of Panama who was shot dead when a machine gun fi>.ed |>y unknown assailants opened tup on him at a race track m Panama City on January 2. This recent file photo shows Jose Ramcjn Guizackx, for* mer first Vice-President of PanamaAP - 72 words
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Article96 1955-01-21 2 NEW DELHI: Sir Paul Sinker, Director-General of »he British Council, is to visit India next month m the course of a two-month tour of British Council posts m Iraq, the countries of the Persian Gulf area. Pakistan, Egypt and Italy, the British Information ServicesFOC - 96 words
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Article110 1955-01-21 2 CALCUTTA: Strenuous xignt oy firemen, the police and i^cai people, savea Babu liazar, one or the biggest jnancets m Howrah, from the leaping tongues of a lire that burnt seme stalls m an adjacent shopping centre. ij'iremeu, lighting hard, found that they had to draw waterFOC - 110 words
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Article98 1955-01-21 2 HYDERABAD; Dr. Helen Keller, world-lamous «ieaf-mute-blincl prodigy, wiiil shortly tour India at _the invitation of the Oovernment .of India. Amvyng m Bombay on J m. 9.0, she will be m Hyderabad on Fet*. 26. His stay m the State will be rounded off with aFOC - 98 words
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90 1955-01-21 2 NfcW DELHI: The Government of India granted consent to 52 applications from various Industrial and non-industrial joint stock companies m the country for issue of capital of about Rs 51.8 crores during the period between July and September, 1954, it was officially stated here. OfFOC - 90 words
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Article816 1955-01-21 2 "Arrangements Defective" LUCKNOW: Mr. Kamalakant Verma, Chairman of the Three-man Kumbha Mela Tragedy Enquiry Committee, has stated In bis report that the planning of the Mela and the traffic arrangements were defective. "The Mela authorities", he said, *«were over-anxious to please too many people even at816 words
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Article63 1955-01-21 2 MADRAS: The death of Mr. D. Naravana Rao, retired Deputy Collector, occurred mv Jan. 7 at Stanley Medical Hcopital due to cerebral thrombosis. He was k£or! 75. fWmaJ". a. survey of the economic condition of the cc;.tage Indus u^s N the comoo3ie State ofFOC - 63 words
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Article, Illustration67 1955-01-21 2 These two photos show the scoop net, developed by the British Navy, during a demonstration of an Air-Sea rescue. The net Is lowered by helicopter to rescue from the sea persons too weak to struggle into a harness or too seriously w minded to use aAP - 67 words
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532 1955-01-21 2 Birth Entry In S.S.L. Book: Judge's Order Set Aside MADRAS; .Their Lordships, the Chief Justice and Rajagopala iytngiii J. at the Madras High Court, delivered judgment allowing the appeal of the Director of Public Instruction to set aside the order of Mr. Justice A. S. Panchapagesa Aiyar directing the appellantFOC - 532 words
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Article119 1955-01-21 2 Nurul Amin Resigns Presidentship DACCA: Mr. Nurul Amin, ex-Chief Minister of the last Musiim League Government m juast £$engat, has submitted his resignation from the presidentship of the Provincial Muslim League to the Working Committee. The resignation Will be confjidered by the East Pakistan Provincial Muslim LeagueFOC - 119 words
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Article116 1955-01-21 2 NEW DELHI; The Government of India are understood to have finally approved the draft Bill to extend the Industrial Disputes Act to working journalists. Tt is understood that according: to the Bill, the working journalists wotCd neither be ca-ltert "workmerv." nor 'empQoyees but a new category,FOC - 116 words
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Article88 1955-01-21 2 ROMBAY: The ftre-damaß-«;cl Japanese freighter. Asahisan Maru. of the Mitsui Line will be tewed back to Kobe by the British tue Bustler from Karachi for repairs, the Jiombay office of the Mitsui Line stated. Laden with rubber and cotton, the Asahisan Maru caught fireFOC - 88 words
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Article, Illustration92 1955-01-21 3 Nirmal Apparsingh Maker m private life. Pretty starlet Kenu Maker was forced by c.rcumstances to join films when her actress sister Nina Maker d cd. Young at 18 cnl" Kenu had to complete her sister's unfinished p cture 'Teen Tasveeren'. I n th e mean-time she acted m92 words
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Article193 1955-01-21 3 Hollywood is so a -lopt at sales promotion that the most extraordinary methods of presentation wnich would create n sensation anywhere else often lail to raise more than an eyebrow inside tne United States itself. B*at even Americans are intrigued by the originality of plans for193 words
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Article288 1955-01-21 3 To Advise On Sex— Appeal! A 51-year-old glamour star cf yesterday, whose allurn# costumes made the silent screen fans blink, has reappeared with a job that one might tli nk superfluous m Hollywood. Sh<3 is Gilda Gray and the jet is "sexappeal adviser". Miss Gray's task will be to teach288 words
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Article92 1955-01-21 3 It is reported m Colombo that M/s. iFilm Csylon j^td., has charged Mr. Dommie Jayawardane, a screen viKain, f O r alleged cheating- under f=ec-i-lon 417 of the penal codo at 6th Presidency Magistrate's court, Saidapet, Madras. Dommie Jayawardane, it is alleged, had entered into a92 words
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Article, Illustration304 1955-01-21 3 HOLLYWOOD'S blonde bombMar/iyn Monroe, v..io has had 20th Century-Fox .studios on edge more than once m her vivacious career, kept I*3 Invyers busy overtime iccently reading contract clauses. For Marilyn, tired, she snid. of sexy siren parts, had threatened to break the golden304 words
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Article, Illustration15 1955-01-21 3 Stage Screen to^B^&SLS^lJ^i'^f'**.** apparent re^tance from the blushing o, mo^^^riLSSl SSJSI cfiffff .SSSTBSSUBr become the15 words
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Article424 1955-01-21 3 Objectionable Exploitation Of Female Physical Charms "OBJECTIONABLE exploitation of the female form by film producers continues tj present a formidable problem to the Examining Committees," says the Central Board of Film Censors, entrusted with the task of certifying suitable films for exhibition. Even m mythological themes "indecentNAFEN - 424 words
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Article, Illustration65 1955-01-21 3 Enticing Meeiut Kumar!, the vivacious star of the Hindi sorem In a lovely playfm mood oft tho sets. She only shows how charming the aot*e*sea ftppear once whtn they are rckasi-d from the studio, for they are real m life, where as only act on the sets. If that Is65 words
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Article, Illustration313 1955-01-21 3 Just An Average Film With Talents Wasted! AS all Arabian romances 'CHOR BAZAR' dishes out entertainment of high order and its lavish settings add a grandeur to the film. It is a picture glorifying thieves, thieves of all varieties and shades, some steal purse,313 words
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Article98 1955-01-21 3 Shanta Apte, the star of many Hindi and Marathi films and herself an accomplished singer, is staging a come-back to Hindi films. 'Siyapati Ram, 1 a devotional film has Shanta Apte and Trilok Kapur m the steWer roles with Amarnath and KuJdi.p In featured roles. Hira98 words
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Article179 1955-01-21 3 The -Jovely Madhubala :s a fine actress, but should she t>e out of 11ms at any time, for any reason, she wMI have no difficulty making a success of another career—that of beauty consultant. The number of beauty tips that Madhubala and ncr older sister Altaf can179 words
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Article37 1955-01-21 3 Negotiations are proceeding for publication m several Indian languages of "Desiree,'' Annemarie Selinko's outstanding novel which has just been filmed m Hollywood with Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons, Michael Rennie and Merle Oberon starring.37 words
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Article26 1955-01-21 3 Surprisingly two Indian feature films, "Baiju Bawra" and "Rahi 1 are being synchronised m the Russian language at the Gorki Studios, Moscow.26 words
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Article, Illustration106 1955-01-21 3 Chitra. volatile and bubbling with youth, claimed top honours m the him 'CHOR BAZAR' by her splend.d performance, blender m her sweet seventeen, Chitra, captured the hearts cf all and overnight blossomed into a fulfledged star. She feels grace and charm should not be concealed, 'if they could be106 words
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Article60 1955-01-21 3 Many of the titles of the current flilma have 'been borrowed from films produced earlier. JFor example '»Adle Jehangjir/ 'Anarkaji,' "*Adhikar,' 'Madhur Milan,' 'Andhi, 'Aurat,' 'Azad,' 'Abroo, 1 'Bilwa Mangal, 1 "Bagi Sepahl, 'Vachan,' fßirham, 1 Daku-Jci Ladki,' 'Laj,' '(Mahatma,- 'Manohaay Taxi Driver* ana so many others have60 words
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Article92 1955-01-21 3 A Blue fil m racket which £X£ ln forei^ visitors and tourists, was raided by the police W it h the help o/ Royal Air Force men, while the show was m progress. The exhibitor was fined Rs. ioO/Thege films which axe detrimental to society,92 words
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84 1955-01-21 3 It ia learnt that Ayesha Weerakoon ha s signed an agreement with Shanti Kumar to take part m his film '.feovi tha Satana' which is m progress at Narasu Studios. Madras. She may be leaving f or Madras, soon the obligation for entertaining friends for84 words
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Article, Illustration37 1955-01-21 3 Glamorous looking Ayet»ha Weerackoon, fa a celebrated artist* of SJihalesp »cr«>«n. She often t*u the fashion m the iiflajid. Some of he* fartioaa appear U b$ bit 4atin< cut til thf »mi acv«i)i;:bie,37 words
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Article, Illustration204 1955-01-21 4 Singapore Tamils Festival Mr. G. Saran,?apany, Secretary, Tamils Festival Celebrations Committee pnd Editor, Tamil Murasu. receiving Dr. Un Yu-tang, Chancellor Nanyang University at the Raffles Hotel, where a tea-party was held In honour cf Rev. Di. Than! Xayagam of Ceylon University. Dr. Lin pres'ded at the party. .There was aI.D.M. - 204 words
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Article, Illustration34 1955-01-21 4 Younger ones excelled their older sisters m displaying their skill m dancing. The devotion with which they have learnt the art and the zeal with which they displayed it evoked all-round appreciation.34 words
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Article, Illustration19 1955-01-21 4 GRACEFUL CHARMING These two youttjj expert dancers entertain the nudience at the Happy World Stadium during the Variety Entertainment.19 words
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Article, Illustration41 1955-01-21 4 Dance Wtih otickt* and string* is an ancient Tamil dance, which requires not a little skill on the purt of the participant*. Thin performance was well executed and the uudlence lauded* the participants with lusty cheers.41 words
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Article, Illustration30 1955-01-21 4 A section of the audience, who appear to 6<j highly appreciative of an item m tht Variety Entertainment^ m connection with th§ T<*n\\l* Festival celebration,30 words
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Article, Illustration93 1955-01-21 4 Mr. 8. R. S. Naidu (above) ahou>s how Marilyn Monroe smokes a cigarette He icill cry like a new-born babe, squeak, like a puppy or a mouse, rattle like a running train, oonversp like Chin«s9 students and do thousand and one more things, each one of them sending the93 words
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Article, Illustration71 1955-01-21 4 One lias seen first clasa box'ng tournaments and wrestlim; matches at the Happy World Stadium, but one had never seen before the like of Tamil B tyl e v.Testli»s displayed at the Happy World Stadium o n the nght of Jan. is, n cL.ection with the71 words
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1212 1955-01-21 5 Bogor Decisions Clarified MADRAS: An optimistic note about the participation of People's n< public of China mi n the proposed Asian-African conference to be held In Indonesia, was sounded by Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, leader o f the Iml'an v legationFOC - 1,212 words
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Article77 1955-01-21 5 New U.S. Ambassador To India WASHINGTON: The United States Is to propose Mr. John Sherman Cooper, a former Republican Senator from Kentucky, as Ambassador to India, it was reported here. It was understood that Mr. Cooper was willing to accept the appointment. Mr. Cooper was formerly a Member of theReuter - 77 words
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92 1955-01-21 5 BOMBAY: Ten of the 24 I passengers on a merry-making cruise to Bombay were injured i when their launch collided with the Indian Navy's craft 'Nirmal" m the Bombay Harbour. The injured who have been admitted m the hospital, include two women and two IFOC - 92 words
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Article123 1955-01-21 5 iJOMBAY: The ttonubay U.ivernment has advised authorities of secondary schools m the State to adopt uniforms for schools. A circular issued to the Siuiiitiit'ons points out that school uniform creates among the pupils a sense of fellowship and pride and c.iminates obvious distinction between the richFOC - 123 words
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Article142 1955-01-21 5 BOMBAY: The Commercial University, Delhi and the Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors rrf India, Delhi, are not bodies recognised by the Uovernmpnt. A Press Note Issued by me Government of Bombay states: The so-called Commercial ifniversity of Delhi i. s not a university constituted by lawFOC - 142 words
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Article100 1955-01-21 5 Municipal Chairman Resigns VIZIANAGARAM; Dr. a. V. a. Sanjeeva Rao, Chairman of the Vizianagaram Municipal Council, who is contesting the Assembly elections as a Congress candidate from the Vizianagaram constituency, tendered his resignation O f the Chairmanship of the Council last week. This is a sequel to a notice of100 words
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Article100 1955-01-21 5 BOMBAY: Swami Karpainji Maharaj, President of the Ram Kajya Panahad, was sentenced by the Presidency Magistrate, jßandra Court, to five clays' simple imprisonment tor obstructing: tramc. The swami, with batch of yo volunteers, offered satyagraha last week before the slaughter house at Bandra, demanding aFOC - 100 words
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213 1955-01-21 5 NEW DELHI- In an interview with the Correspondent of the Time, London, here, Prime Minister Nehru said on Tues<Xv last that "m spite of the South African Government's racial policy, we have remained within the Commonwealth, but the future will depend veryFOC - 213 words
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Article138 1955-01-21 5 MADKAS: Major K. N. Rao, Director of Medical Services, Andhra State was felicitated at a party got up at Woodlands m Mylapore last Thursday by a committee of hests. A large and distinguish, ed gathering was present. Dr. P. Thirumala Rao welcomed Major and Mrs. RaoFOC - 138 words
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Article, Illustration102 1955-01-21 5 TUs Is one of the first air-to-air photographs of the first Jet Canberra B-6 Aircraft to cro into Squadron Service with Britain's bomber command. A detachment of four Canberra B-6 Bombers are due to leave Britain on February 7 for operational trials m Malaya and toAP - 102 words
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Article180 1955-01-21 5 AHMEDABAD: The Board of Editors appointed by the Government of India, to compile the history of the freedom movement m india concluded Its three-day deliberations* here. A resolution adopted by the Board said that the first preliminary draft prepared by Dr. R. c Majumdar, Director ofFOC - 180 words
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Article, Illustration68 1955-01-21 5 British and Russian delegates to the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, at Hong Kong recently, sit side by side. Left to right: B. Shepperd, H. Hra ham (both of Britain), P. Safonov and V. B. Spanadaryan (both of Russia). The six-dayAP - 68 words
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213 1955-01-21 5 24 Arrests Follow Harijan Caste Hindu Clash AHM&DNAUAK-: Twentyfour persons were arrested by the ponce last friday m connection with a clash between and belaboured some of its ocHanjans and Caste Hindus m Agaagaon village, ten miles from nere, last week. Abcut one hundred Caste Hindus were reported to haveFOC - 213 words
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81 1955-01-21 5 MADRAS: The Government will shortly appoint a sevenman non-official committee with the Registrar of Co-operative Societies aa Chairman, to examine the working of co-opera-tive societies m the state, devise ways to get over the present difficulties felt by them, and to expand their activities. TheFOC - 81 words
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Article63 1955-01-21 5 NEW DELHI: Mr. Humayun Kabdr, Secretary and Educational Adviser to the Government of India m the Ministry of Education. is appointed to act as Chairman of the University Grants Commission m addition to his own duties with effect from January 10, 1955, pending the appointment of aFOC - 63 words
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Article280 1955-01-21 5 NEW DELHI: Dr. K. N. Katju assumed charge as Defence Minister last week. The Prime Minister introduced the senror officers of the Defence MioHs|try ias well as the Oommanders-in-CShief of the Navy and Air Foroj who are m Delhi to Dr. Katju. Dr. Katju expressedFOC - 280 words
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98 1955-01-21 5 AMBAL: A constable was killed and a villager wounded by a revolver shot when a police officer firel m a clash with villagers m Kot Badal, Rupar police station during this weekend, according to official information reaching here. Five other constables leceived injuries when the98 words
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195 1955-01-21 5 NEW DELHI; Pandit Govnd Valiabh Pant assumed charge Cast week as Minster for Home Affairs. On arrival at the Secretariat, Pandit Pant was met by Dr. Katju who introduced to him the senior officers of the Ministry which now inclu des the StatesFOC - 195 words
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489 1955-01-21 5 NEW DELHI: Mr. Ghulam Mohammed, Governor-Gen-eral of Pakistan, will be present m Delhi during the ensuing Republic Day celebrations. The President of India had invited His Excellency Mr. Ghulam Mohammed, Governor- General of Pakistan, to visit Delhi on the occasion of489 words
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Article83 1955-01-21 5 NAGAPATTINAM: The ports at Thirumullaivasal m Tanjor« district, and Devtpatnam m Ramanathapuratn district, have been closed for want of traffic m goods by boats. They were under the Jurisdiction of the Port Officer, Nagapattinam. Consequent on the reduction of the post of Port Conservator at Adirampatnam toFOC - 83 words
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Article38 1955-01-21 5 MADRAS: Mr. V. R. Srinivasan, Advocate, Madras, ha*? been selected for the post of h Judicial Member m the In--ome-Tax Appellate Tribunal, m the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. X N. RaJa« FOCFOC - 38 words
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301 1955-01-21 6 MP's Suggestion Opposed COLOMBO: The Prime Minister, Sir John Kotelawala, told the House of Representatives that if the P|~?S*™" of the House were allowed to be broadcast to the P™**' House would become a cockpit and a source <* to those outside. It would, m thatFOC - 301 words
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80 1955-01-21 6 Umar Pulavar Night English School There ure a few vacancies remaining m the Umar Pulavar Night English School for the classes from Primary grades up to Standard IV. Any students who wish to enrol m these classes are requested to present themselves on {toy week day between the hours of80 words
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43 1955-01-21 6 Finals Of Indian Republic Day Badminton Tournament The Finals of the Indian Republic Day Badminton Tournament will t»e held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium at Guillemard Road, on Saturday, Jan. 22 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Tandan will distribute Ihu prizes to the winners.43 words
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Article158 1955-01-21 6 GAMPOL.A: Mr. R.G. SenanayaWe, MVP. for Dambadeniya, addressing a meeting at the prize-giving of the Ge'ioya Sfi Jama ran jana Sunday School, said he resigned from the Cabinet on five issues--the indo-Ceylon issue, the China Pact Lssue, the appointment of the Governor General, the management of the CentralFOC - 158 words
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Article, Illustration58 1955-01-21 6 Sir John Kotelawala, Prime Minister of Ceylon, lauding Pie skiU of Messrs. T. K. 8. Brothers m staging a drama called WHAT IS LIFE m aid of Colombo Hindu School Building Fund. In the picture are seen from left to right: T. K.58 words
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Article116 1955-01-21 6 Queer Threat To Woman CHAVAKACHCHERI A poor woman of Kaitady had threatened her daughter that she would give her m mrriage to a Swabasha teacher if sine continued to disobey her. This was disclosed by a member of the Thenmarachchy Tamil Teachers' Association who complained of the hardships that SwabashaFOC - 116 words
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526 1955-01-21 6 Island-Wide Estate Strike Averted Agreement Reached COLOMBO: The Ceylon Workers Congress decided last Saturday to accept draft settlement proposals reached at an eight-hour conference held at the Prime Minister's official residence, and to call off present strikes on ajtt estate*. A conference of leaders of the Congress which met atFOC - 526 words
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Article95 1955-01-21 6 Tavern To Remain Open JAFFNA; Local option polls :ook place for the closure of >rrack taverns m Grand bazaar and Kaiadyur. Since W nearly 8,000 voters hardly 200 turtied up at the polls. Voting for closure was 1.5 per cent m one area 1.9 per cent, In the other. AsFOC - 95 words
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Article35 1955-01-21 6 CROWBOROUGH. Jan 20 Sir Hartley Shawcross, Labour Member of Parliament and former President of the Board of Trade, is to enter hospital here o d Sunaav foT an appcrtfix o,>erat on. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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184 1955-01-21 6 Air India International's Special Flight A crowd of jolly youngsters In a happy holiday mood asembled at Santa Cruz on Saturday last Jan. 15. The occasion was Air India International's "Children's Special" flight which took off at 5.30 p.m. on that day. On board the184 words
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Article203 1955-01-21 6 He'd Not Eaten Rice For A Year A Communist terrorist surrendered yesterday morning to a tapper at Penjom new village m Kuala Lipis. He is Swee Cheoiicr aJias San Fun Kow alias San Pan Kow, v Hakka, aged 29 years. He had with him a Tommy gun and a grenade.203 words
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Article64 1955-01-21 6 No Warrant M.P. Assured KATMANDU, NEPAL. Jan. 19 Ratna Prasad Kharel. a Mcmwr of Nepal's Advisory Assembly, left the Assennv.y bu lding today after the Neralesc Premier, M: M.P Kerala, assuied hrn there was no v/ctiTt'.rit f''<r Ins UTfV.lt Mr. Khaiel was granted asylum there yesterday after he told theReuter - 64 words
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Article19 1955-01-21 6 A P.W.D. report yesterday morning stated that the Temerloh Ferry m Pahang was closed to traffic.19 words
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