Indian Daily Mail, 11 February 1955
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Title Section16 1955-02-11 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X NO. 348 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1955 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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258 1955-02-11 1 Apartheid In Action In Johannesburg JOHANXESBURG, South Africa, Feb. 10: Under the guns and spears of 2,500 policemen and soldiers, hundreds of sullen Negroes yesterday were herded from their slum area homes to a new Me m a government'segregation project 14 miles outsideAP - 258 words
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96 1955-02-11 1 Closure Of Institute Blow To Harijans From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Feb. 10: The Thakkar Bapa Vidyalaya at Mambalam, one of the State's best technical institutions offering free board and training for Harijan boys, was closed by the Management yesterday following indiscipline and misconduct by students.. Students numbering 120 leftCopyright - 96 words
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Article156 1955-02-11 1 LONDON, Feb. 10. Sir Anthony Aden's plan to visit Singapore and Malaya where he will be present during a Conference of Britain's Diplomatic Envcys m South-East Asa is not changed. But he will leave Singapore on March 1 and reach London on Mar. 6. This advancesReuter - 156 words
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Article84 1955-02-11 1 LOOTER SHOT DEAD AT TIRUVOTTIYUR From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Feb. 10: A gang of about thirty villagers armed with knives and spears attempted to loot wagons containing groundnut at the railway marshalling yard at Tiruvottiyur on Tuesday night but were foiled by armed police. One looter was killed whenCopyright - 84 words
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Article37 1955-02-11 1 jST. LOUISt, Missouri, lirety 1QL Many ship* of the United States merchant marine will be propefUed with atomic tutel after ***** Mr. Joseph Minetti, a member of the Federal Maritime Board, predicted here*— ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article, Illustration22 1955-02-11 1 OBMAN CHINA who surrendered at the end of December, 1954, and his wife who surrendered on January SI this year.22 words
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Article96 1955-02-11 1 NO AMNESTY TO MALAYAN TERRORISTS LONDON, Feb. 10.— Mr. W. H Bromley Davenport, a Conservative, told the House of Commons that the amnesty which certain alliance leaders m Malaya wished to see offered to the Communist terrorists had "aroused resentment ameng wide sections of the population m Malaya". Mr. DavenportFOC - 96 words
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169 1955-02-11 1 LONDON. Feb. 10.— Lord Russell, famous British Philom pher revealed* last night that he had asked Mr. Nehru, India's Prime Minister to appo'nt a Commission to investigate the effects of the Hydrogen bomb and submit their findings to the world's Governments,Reuter - 169 words
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Article33 1955-02-11 1 He told correspondents he was In. king forward to paying personal visit to Moscow. He had not fixed a definite date but it would not be before May or June.33 words
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Article77 1955-02-11 1 BOMBAY, Feb. 10.— Kiimko Omar., a 32 year old homely Japanese woman voyaged some 5,000 miles from Kobe to Bombay to marry her Indian sweetheart, B. Anandn, Chief Engineer, of the Great Eastern Shipping Corporation. Ananda met her at a party m Japan Omm-i embracedAP - 77 words
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Article43 1955-02-11 1 3AGHDAD IRAQ, Feb. 10. -Turkish President Celal Bi*yar plans to visit Baghdad late this month before his visit to Pak:«tan, reliable sou.rcta 1 said Wednesday. He wSSI be accompanied by Premier Adnan Mendere 3 and Foreign Minister iFuat Kop-, ■ruiu.- APAP - 43 words
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Article260 1955-02-11 1 Formosa Crisis Is Tricky Nehru LONDON. Feb. 10: Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister of India, gave a press conference m London yesterday and gave his views on international affairs. Mr.Neihru was asked if Jie knew from his knowledge of the Chinese Communist Government if it intended to seize Formosa. HeReuter - 260 words
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Article32 1955-02-11 1 Formosa Nehru's Advice LONDON, Feb. 10.—India's Premier Nehru Wednesday advised Red CWna against any attempt to grab Formosa by force and asked for time to work out a peaceful setttc- mcnt.- APAP - 32 words
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171 1955-02-11 1 Maienkov Will Go The Way Off Stalin! WASHINGTON, Feb. 10: Some American officials who make a study of the ways of the Kremlin believe that Georgi Maienkov, who lost his iob, is destined also to lose his life. They- ihold to this view despite surface indications from Moscow that theAP - 171 words
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125 1955-02-11 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. 10. Twelv e representatives from six Asian countries met m Delhi yesterday to draft the agenda for a non-party Asian Conference to be held m the Indian capital m April. While the Prime Ministers and Foreign Ministers of Asian and AfricanReuter - 125 words
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Article, Illustration378 1955-02-11 1 SAYS UNITY IS ESSENTIAL AMONG TAMILS His Holiness Kundrakudi Adigal arrived here yesterday after a six-week tour of the Federation. His Holiness was met at the Kallang Airport by a large number of Indians numbering over one hundred. Prominent among them were Mr. V. Pakirisamy Pillai, Mr.378 words
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183 1955-02-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS, Feb. 10.— -Mr. "Pattern Thanui Filial submitted yesterday to the Rajpramukh the resignation of bj« ministry. The Rajpramukh accepting the resignation has asked Thanupiftai Ministry to continue m ofllce untlll arrangements were made for forming another ministry or dissolution ofReuter - 183 words
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Article, Illustration114 1955-02-11 1 PRINCESS MARGARET i 9 photographed at the State Banquet at Government House Port-of -Spain, on Feb. S, with an Empress Josephine hair style fashioned to support her diamond/ tiara at the back and created for her by the London stylist Rene travelling with the partyAP - 114 words
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150 1955-02-11 1 10,000 Witness Silver Jubilee Of Annamalai University A RAJA'S DREAM COME TRUE From Our Own Correspondent CHIDAMBARAM, Feb. 10: The Silver Jubilee of the Anrounalai University, founded by the late Raja Sir Annamalai Chettiar 25 years ago here was celebrated yesterday with great eclat, more than 10,000 students and guestsCopyright - 150 words
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Article114 1955-02-11 1 LONDON, Feb. 10. The formation )of a Malayan League of JFriendship was announced yesterday In London. Lord Ogmore told guears at the House of Commons Luncheon that while the Bureau was definitely associated with the Alliance, the Malayan League of Friendship would not be identified withReuter - 114 words
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93 1955-02-11 1 WERE PEOPLE CONSULTED ON IDEFENCE' LONDON. Feb. 10. Mr. Harold MacMillan, Minister of Defence, made no reply when a Laboour Member. Mr. George Thomson, asked iii the House of Common for tin assurance that m any defence arrangements for Malaya, the full consent of the people of Malaya would beReuter - 93 words
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Article139 1955-02-11 1 NEW YORK, Feb. 10: Both Georgi Malenkov and Nikita Khmschev have denied m chats with foreign diplomats and visitors s» Moscow they are related to each other through marriage. Persistent reports m the Western press that Matenkov is married to a daughter or cutter of Khrushchev namedAP - 139 words
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Article50 1955-02-11 1 L.ONDON, Feb. 10.— Mao Tae-Tunjj Wednesday night made one of his rare public appearances. He appeared at a memorial .service to an old associate m the Communist IdiSmese revoiution, Pelplnjf Radio reported. Western sources say Mao, who is 61, has been resorted aiiiaar m meat Years. APAP - 50 words
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Advertisement10 1955-02-11 1 VtHE LEADIN6 TAMIL SAUYpT fgJIN MALAYA OVER 17 YE ARSL,10 words
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519 1955-02-11 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Fri. Feb. 11, 1955 COLOMBO POWERS IN COMMONWEALTH YH E Commonwealth Prime Mioiisters have cnce again met and parted as usual, issuing a pious communique extolling its virtues, its "strength and influence," its "common outlook despite its differences of geography, religion and race to most international519 words
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Article805 1955-02-11 2 Formosa— "The Beautiful" Portuguese Gave The Name Chinese Called It "Taiwan" Formosa the beautiful" received its name from Portuguese travellers about 400 years ago. It was only later that Chinese immigrants gave it the name of Taiwan the bay loith the terraces a title suggested by the island's appearance as805 words
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Article, Illustration46 1955-02-11 2 MacGillivrays Perlis Raja Last Sunday His Excellency the High Oommtefldon<er, S*r Donald MacGiUlvray and Lady MacGKflivray landed at Kuala Perils from H. M. S. Alert and travelled to Arau where they bad tuncfa wMb His Highness the Raja of Perils and Her Highness the Raja Perempuan.46 words
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Article129 1955-02-11 2 KARACHI: The Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation has so far sold paper manufactured by the Karnaphull Paper Mills to the value of about Rs. 20,000,000, it is learned. The mill, which suffered a serious setback during last summer as a result of the riots, has now fully recoveredNAFEN - 129 words
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Article154 1955-02-11 2 LONDON: The United Nations under the Technical Assistance Administration scheme, are sending to the United Nations Railway Training Centre m Lahore next month Mr. Frederick C. E. Goss, an expert who has specialised m rail tansport. Mr. Gcfiß expects to take up his appointment aboutNAFEN - 154 words
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Article132 1955-02-11 2 NEW DELHI: Massive pyrite deposits over a large area m Mysore were found by* the Geological Survey of India during their recent operations conducted m the State. Surveys had been carried out m the northern part of Belligudda, m the Chitaldrug District of Mysore, by geological survey experts.NAFEN - 132 words
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Article, Illustration28 1955-02-11 2 A Bird's eye view of a section of the crowd at llatu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, on the occasion of Thaipuaatn Festival Celebration jn Jan.28 words
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Article136 1955-02-11 2 MADRAS. The architects and sculptors of ancient India created magnificent examples of architecture and sculpture much earlier than the architects of Europe," declared Count de Grwmey, former Minister m the Dipkmiatic Service of the Belgian Government who, with his daughter, visited the Art Gallery andNAFEN - 136 words
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Article159 1955-02-11 2 NEW DELHI. Forty-two countries will be participating m the International Doll Exhibition to be held here m March. Organised by Mr. Shankar Pittai, the renowned cartoonist Who was awarded Padma Shri by the President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, recently the exhibition is expected to be the biggestNAFEN - 159 words
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Article114 1955-02-11 2 CALCUTTA: Japan 1b showIng keen interest m Indian tobacco. In November, 1954, that country imported 3,200,000 lbs. worth Rs. 2,800,000 out of the total exports of 9,200,000 lbs. valued at Rs. 7,500,000. The United Kingdom, the principal buyer of Indian tobacco, took only 1,700,000 lbs.NAFEN - 114 words
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Article104 1955-02-11 2 NEW DELHI: The flow of money within India, specially from urban to rural areas, is on the increase. Prom Rs. 256,250.--000 m 1900 the total value of Inland money orders went up to Rs. 2,032,125,000 m 1954. The number of money orders, too, registered a corresponding IncreaseNAFEN - 104 words
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Article420 1955-02-11 2 POONA; The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund have recently voted to make available to the State of Bombay 230,000 dollars (over Rs. ten lakhs) for organising the mother and chiid health services project throughout the State. Disclosing this m an interview, Mr. Maurice Pate, ExecutiveFOC - 420 words
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Article124 1955-02-11 2 KARACHI: The view tliat the Pakistani people had a genuine desire to have friendly relations with, the people of India was expressed here toy Dr. Motilal Das, Founder Secretary of the Foundation of World India Culture. Mr. Das is now m the federal capital on theNAFEN - 124 words
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Article116 1955-02-11 2 LONDON: Professor B. N. Purandare of India has been elected to the Executive Board of the recently formed International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics. The Federation's constitution is recognised by 42 countries, including Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union. The basic object ofNAFEN - 116 words
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138 1955-02-11 2 5- YEAR PLAN SEMINAR IN COIMBATORE NEW DELHI: A three-day seminar on the Five-Year Plan will be held m Coimbatore from tomorrow to acquaint students with the scope and progress of the plan. Mr. Gulzarilal Nanda, Union Planning Minister, will inaugurate and the Vice-ahairman of the Planning Commission, Mr. V.NAFEN - 138 words
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Article72 1955-02-11 2 LITERACY HIGHEST IN S. INDIA From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Feb. 10— Sixty million persona out of India's population of 360 million are literate according to the Literacy Analysis of the 1951 Census just published. This works out at 16.6 percent for the whole of India. South India is moreCopyright - 72 words
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Article78 1955-02-11 2 SUNDERLAND: Pakistani students of Sunderland Technical College have formed the Pakistani Students' Association of Sunderland. The following are the officebearers: president: Mr. M. Hus. sain; general secretary: Mr. M. A. Shamsee; treasurer. Mr. Rashid Javaid. The aims and objects of the Association are to create friendlyNAFEN - 78 words
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Article191 1955-02-11 2 NEW DELiHI: The Pnim. Minister is to inaugurate a seminar on "{The IFuture of Indian Fiams," on February 27 at Sapru House, ,New Delhi. This will be sponsored by the Rangeet Nat&k Academi. Mr. B. N. Sircar w ili be the Chairman of th« seminar andNAFEN - 191 words
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Article159 1955-02-11 2 COLOMBO: "It Is more difficult to come to Ceylon than to enter Moscow," Mid the beauty queen of All -India. Indrani Rahaman who arrived ty air to take part m the Festival of Arts here. IPormalities at Ratmalana an port delayed her for nearly anFOC - 159 words
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Article, Illustration810 1955-02-11 3 AN proposes God disposes 11 but sometimes God* disposes for good.—- sad Amar Nath to this scribe In a Ugnter vein. 'My father wanted me to do some work and privc a good boy, but I wanted to study further and at least pasts M.Sc with Physics810 words
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Article84 1955-02-11 3 Bombay Films Shooting In Madras Vyas's "Apeara** unit will shortly leave for Madras to "shocf- some dance sequences featuring Padmini, who is unable to come to Bombay as she is heavily engaged m Madras. The Bombay unit is expected to book a floor nf a Madras studio for about ten84 words
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Article34 1955-02-11 3 K. A. Abbas has entered his "Rahi" and "Munna" for exhibition at the Asian Films Festival which will be held m London m March, instead of this month la first proposed.34 words
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Article, Illustration100 1955-02-11 3 Robert Donat, the British star, will be offered the title role m a film biography of Dr. Rabindranath Tagore, Hollywood sources say. Irving Rapper has gone to India to secure the film rights m the life tlory of the great Indian poet and philosopher. Youthful and pretty Nutan100 words
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Article503 1955-02-11 3 Freshest And Youngest Romantic Screen Couple T 11 *r«*e«t and youngest team c# them all— the very popular star-team of Nas! r and Nutan— l» the last m FHmfai-e'a »erie» featuring romantic couples of the Indian Bach closely associated with a "big name" m the film industry503 words
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Article, Illustration32 1955-02-11 3 Stage Screen Sprightly Shakila plants a kiss on the cheek of amorous Bhyama. Their affection to each other, despite some of the misgivings as a result of a slight misunderstanding, is memorable.32 words
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Article257 1955-02-11 3 A Touching Social Theme Beautiful is that Beautiful Pictures have produced under the title of 'RHUSHBOO,' but its beauty has been a bit marred by commonplace direction, bad photography and sound recording. The theme is an excellent one, showing how society shuns a daughter of a prostitute,SELVA - 257 words
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Article, Illustration182 1955-02-11 3 Indrani is the disciple of Natyakala Visarada Pandanallur Chokkalingam Pillai. who with his late Guru, Natyakalanidhl Meenakshisundaram pillai, forms the last pure foun-tain-head of the finest ancient classical dance-art, Bharata Natyam. They are the descendants of the greatest family of Vidwan-Gurus of the cassical Bharata Natyam182 words
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Article193 1955-02-11 3 Devlka Rani is m Bombay to finalize the arrangements for the Seminar which Is being held m the last of February. During her stay m Bombay she met all the film people who are participating m the Seminar either by reading the papers on subjects or initiating discussions193 words
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Article145 1955-02-11 3 •T*HE other day a guy by x name Siddhnath introduced a friend c f his to Dilip Kumar on the sets of 'Bughal-e-Azam* Tiii 8 Siddnnath. as his name suggests, as some sort of a secretary (that is the only respectable term for a joD)145 words
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Article78 1955-02-11 3 Progressive producer D. Kempraj Urs, a member of the Mysore royal family, who has been lying low after his "Karkottai," based on an Alexandre Dumas classic, is understood to have completed the paper work for his next venture *i mythological rclat. tog to a great king who lost78 words
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85 1955-02-11 3 Om Prakash Karan Dewan In Madras After a temporary stoppage of work as a mark' of respect to the memory of their chief, S. P. L. Lakshmanan Chettiar, the Jambu Productions unit are preparing to gc on the sets m Revathi as well as Narasu Studios to resume the "shooting"85 words
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Article111 1955-02-11 3 Pandari Bai For Hindi Film There was a time when the name of 'Pandari Bai' was not considered good enough for a small role m a film by a producer and she was given a 11 other name. That name for her has now been forgotten and Pandari has made111 words
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Article, Illustration61 1955-02-11 3 CAN'T ESCAPE -ME LOOK! The non-chalant look that the htscdous Shaahtknla throws at the readers signifies the sweet arrogance of her Youthful Charm nnd the daring b< »m *rf 'damned' form! Shap'ng Into a character actress, the ravishing Shashlkala portray j }l difficult role m Sabse Buda Rupalya.' If money61 words
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Article, Illustration295 1955-02-11 3 of the glorious olu x days at Bombay Talkis, the lovely Devika Rani Roerich recalled the strict discipline exercised on her by h«r tnen husband, the late Hmiansu Rai, who had a magnificent personality. The times when she was not required on the sets Himansu Rai295 words
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Article, Illustration50 1955-02-11 3 Even as she drives the knife into the applet Sturm Stabs you m 'CHANDBNI CHOWK/ a tale of tangled romance, Look at the tapering nails m her fingers— they are claws! vilenew lurks behind an apparently virtuous face and Smrltt does her part exceptionally well.50 words
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Article44 1955-02-11 3 Nargia ia busy studying plans and designs for a house she proposes tc build m Chcmbur, Bombay, She laughingly said that the number of designs and suggestions for decorations she has considered are very likely tc turn her into an expert architect-decorator.44 words
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Article79 1955-02-11 4 The first full-length Indian film eye r to be mad« outsEde Indlia has been made m Durban, South Africa, and bad its pre miere m Durban on Thurstfay last week. The film "Kalian Hai Manziil'* ("-Whither Your Destiny?") is produced by Mr. b. Dayai and directed79 words
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319 1955-02-11 4 Does Nimmi Love Dilip? And Has She Ever Been Kissed? In tills series of Stars Answer Their Fans/ Nimmi takes the lead. She is an intelligent and witty girl, as wili be seen from some of hejc answers to her fans' Q: Do you love Dilip Kumar m your real319 words
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Article26 1955-02-11 4 Tiger Flame Sohab Modi-produced Minerva's 'Jhansi Xi Rani' will be rcleaseed ail over the world this year under the international title "Th« Tiger And The Flamed26 words
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Article, Illustration39 1955-02-11 4 When the 25-year-old popular film star Qeeta Bali was asked about her intentions to get rn*rritd ant MM, 'Please don't ask me about my Intention tc get married. Leave It uptc me. It's great secret of mj39 words
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173 1955-02-11 4 Ceylon Is The Film Island In The East J. Arthur Rank is likely to produce another film m Ceylon m the near future. Anthony Havelock Allan, the well-known British producer, and Eric Ambler who scripted "The Purple Plain" are m Ceylon searching for a village m which to shoot a173 words
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Article425 1955-02-11 4 r «IK South Indian Film Chamber of Commerce, says that seasonal showers and consequent ri»e In the economic level m 1954 enabled the motion picture industry to recover from a continuous period of depression. Production activity had been kept up almost at the same tempo as during425 words
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Article, Illustration118 1955-02-11 4 VYJAYATIMALA has Uterally danced her way into filmgoers* hearts. Comfaw from the South, she has taken the North by storm and today reigns as one of the favourite of the Hindi screen. Established as a dansense and actress with a big following, she has now stepped into the118 words
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Article, Illustration15 1955-02-11 4 This handsome looking K. It. Ramasamy leading the cant In AJV.Ws 'PET CHILD".15 words
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Article331 1955-02-11 4 Malayali Arrival Passable "Sneha Seema," just released here, has a better standard of technique and mode of presentation than its immediate predecessor among Malayali films. The screen play, by Ponnunnam Varkki, i a a main contrbuting factor for it made the "shots'* pleasant. As the pro- j ducers claim that331 words
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Article, Illustration217 1955-02-11 4 about 1,400,000 compared to 1,450,000 the previous year. The average footage of a feature aim worked out to 15,725 for Tamil, 16,000 for Telugu, 15,000 for Hindi, 14,000 for Kannada, and 15,000 for Malayalam. The total footage of ''cuts" by the Censors was 28,497 compared to 45,000217 words
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Article188 1955-02-11 4 His Highness the Maharaja of MaiJupujr may personally supervise part of the proauction of "The Jungle Queen of tfanipur," to be filmed shortly n the Manipur forests along th* Indo-Burma border, said producer )B, P. Mtookerjee ofl Hemantoka. Burmese fllm stars, some of whom have188 words
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Article263 1955-02-11 4 No on says a word ag<Jnst ra> neighbour who is squJn eyed but every one points a tinger at me because thre is a cast m my eye. 1 That is the grouse of fli m actress T. A. Jayalakshmi who has blossomed forth as263 words
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Article39 1955-02-11 4 Eddie Rukmani Mr. Willie Jayamanne, orother of Producer-director Aloy and comedian Eddie, is embarking on film production himself. He has chosen a well-known story for his first production, "Proctor Son-in-Law". Eddie Jayamanne and Rukmani Dcvi will play leading rolfS,39 words
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Article, Illustration291 1955-02-11 4 Nadira la one of these m filmland always seemingly liappy. While working m the studios she is full of spirits and makes others laugh and she looks among the meat cheerful at get-together parties, "muhurats" and premieres. But there Is another side to the story.291 words
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Article139 1955-02-11 4 M-G-M. who are to make a. coaour film on the life of Gautama Buddha this year, have announced that the <Joveinment of mdla has granted permission to photograph the interiors of sacred shrine^ an l widl give access to Indian c;ovtrnment films. Full co-operation has l>e«n139 words
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Article118 1955-02-11 4 ANGAMUTHU, with her formidable proportions on the warpath with the broom for a handy weapon, has inspired terror In the hearts of doughty men who have not hesitated to throw up their arms m abject surrender. If it should be the misfortune of any male to crops swords118 words
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Article42 1955-02-11 4 Astoria iPScturea was the only concern that was permitted to film the scenes and proceedings of the Avadi Oongretis. Astoria's dodour documentary will be m addition to the newsreel which the Film's Divlaion of the union Governtwit h*v« prtpand,42 words
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Article1927 1955-02-11 5 Implications Explained COIMBATOKE. I 'residing over the inter-State seminar on the Five- Year Flan for the Southern Region here Mr. Gulzaxiial Nanda, Union Minister for Planning, said that the rate at which investment had been made during the first three years of Khe first Plan period1,927 words
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Article, Illustration567 1955-02-11 5 brated their Tamils Festival thit year on Jan. 14, on a scale unprecedented m johore Several competitions were herd ano prizes were distributed. Tiiere was a very large jjatiering of Tamils present. Mr. S. Thavarajah, Johorc State Counciillor presided and Mr. p. S. Sundaram inauguratFOC - 567 words
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Article, Illustration771 1955-02-11 5 -Sir A. R. Mudaliar GAUHATtI: Delivering the Convocation Address to the GauhaO University, at Jhalukbari, about seven mi*** from here, Sri A. Ramaswami Mndatiar, Vice-Chancellor of the Travanoore University, emphasised that education was one integrated whole and could not be partitioned and divided intoFOC - 771 words
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Article259 1955-02-11 5 NEW DELHI. Over 500 Social Education centres are planned to be run m tkm Community Development Centres m West Bengal m addition to emitting primary and secondary schools* According _to a report re- distributed 50.06* fruit p«N9er- ceived by the Caitrff .progress In CommunityNAFEN - 259 words
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Article83 1955-02-11 5 KARACHI: The Government of West Germany has, at the request of the Government of Pakistan, deputed a team of cotton textile experts to advise the government and the textile industry of Pakistan regarding ways and means of raising the -efficiency and productivity of the industry.NAFEN - 83 words
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Article148 1955-02-11 5 The Tamils Festival was celebrated at the Government Brtdang ,m Kota Tinggii, Johcire, on Jan. 15, with great «clat and rejoiclngi Mi 1 X, Ramu presided over the function and there was a very large gathering of Tamils present Including European Estate managers, clerks, labourers,148 words
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Article88 1955-02-11 5 NEW DELHI: A comprenensive account of the political career of Uie Union Home Minister, Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant, is under preparation. The work is m Hindi. Sponsored by a few leading industrialists of Uttar Pradesh, the book will also touch the political history of India generallyNAFEN - 88 words
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166 1955-02-11 6 Commissioners Decision COLOMBO: The Commercial Service of Radio Ceylon must be scrapped. This is the unanimous decision arrived at by the Radio Commission. Tiie commissioners, expressed the opinion that no useful purpose would be served m continuing the Commercial Service any longer and thatFOC - 166 words
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Article49 1955-02-11 6 BANGKOK, Febu, 10.— The Thai public welfare department to g*»tog into the pawnshop business. Usually raMMe sources said the department will open one shop this month m Bangkok and another In neighbouring Thonburi. £ach witt lend up to 2.000 baht (Ms3oC|) her article pawned.— APAP - 49 words
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105 1955-02-11 6 Thais Burmese Are Of Same Stock BANGKOK, Feb. 10.— The Thais and Burmese are "the same kind of people, although we talk a different language and wear a different kind of dress," says on c of Thailand's key leaders, General Phao Sriyanond. The general, chief of the national police force,AP - 105 words
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384 1955-02-11 6 -Minister Of Justice COLOMBO; The Minister of Justice Mr. E. B. Wikranianayake Q.C., has warned his parliamentary colleagues against legislation which ma y undermine the Government's policy of attracting foreign capital for the development pf industries m ceydon. In a not c circularised amongFOC - 384 words
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Article, Illustration30 1955-02-11 6 V. Thurat son of Mr. and Mrs. YYrasingam and Mi«s Kasamani daughter of Mr. and MJrs. Valeipuran who were married on Feb. at Mariamman Temple. Kuala Lumpur30 words
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Article329 1955-02-11 6 Violation Of Indo-Ceylon Agreement Alleged Rejection Of Citizenship Application Is Callous t COLOMBO: The Working Committee of the Ceylon Democratic Congress, meeting at Yattiantota, condemned the callous manner' In which the citizenship applications continue to be rejected and called upon the Ceylon Government to implement tne Delhi Agreement m theFOC - 329 words
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131 1955-02-11 6 Clever Smuggling Across Thai Border BANGKOK, »Feb, 10.—Merchants m aouJiern Th viand have found a way to get around the Government's ban r:i certain i r.j.< rtr. They smuggle the goods across the southern frontier from Malaya by coast&i boat. Often they aa c caugnt by customs patrols and theirAP - 131 words
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Article102 1955-02-11 6 LONDON, Feb. iO.— The Sir wjißton Churchill Presentation Fund set up to commemorate the prime Minister's SOth birthday last November, will close on Feb. 28 t it was announced here today. An interim cheque for £350,000 wa s handed to Sir W.naton Churchill on his birthday on Nov.Reuter - 102 words
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Article72 1955-02-11 6 From Our Ovm Correspondent BOMBAY, Feb. 10: Mr. Justice Rajadyaksha, Chairman of the Indian Press Commission, died here yesterday, aged 68. Copyright. HEARING BANK DISPUTE A Reuter report adds: Justice Ganpat Sakharam Rajadyaksha died from a heart attack on Wednesday's morning. He was a judge ofReuter - 72 words
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Article89 1955-02-11 6 ...TAIPEI, Feb. 10L— A famous Nationalist, woman guerilla leader. Huang Pa-mei, sometimes known as Two-gun Huang, is among guerillas being .evacuated from the Tachen islands. The one-time lower Yangtza resistance leader against the Japanese m World War n has been operating a small school for orphansAP - 89 words
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Article, Illustration76 1955-02-11 6 4t a dinner given by Indians td Johore to Mrs. and Mr. It K. Tandon, 'Commissioner of India fin Malaya at the International dub, Johore Ilahxu. In the picture above are seen Mr. Tandon (back to the camera) Mr. YE. Shanmugam Chettiar J.P., President of the76 words
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252 1955-02-11 6 Violation Of Truce Line In Korea Alleged Enquiry Demanded PANMUNJOM, Feb. 10: The Military Armistice Commission met for ten minutes this morning and then went into a 30-minute recess at the request of the United Nations delegate. It was not immediately known what was discussed at the brief meeting andReuter - 252 words
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112 1955-02-11 6 Vendetta In T-C State: Tamil Leader's Arrest Ordered Frotn Our Own Correspondent TRIVANDRUM, feb. 10: Despite their complete defeat m the T.-C. State Assembly on Tuesday, the ThanupiUai Ministry was still m office as the Rajpramukh had requested the Ministers to continue till' other arrangements were made. The discredited PSPCopyright - 112 words
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Article60 1955-02-11 6 MOSCOW, Feb. 10. ExPremier Gecrgi Malenkov was made a Soviet Deputy Prime Minister and given a new Ministerial post yesterday following his replacement as Prime Minister by Marshal Nikolai Bulganin. Marshal Georgi Zhukov nils Marshal Bulganln'a post of Defence Minister m a reshuffle of Soviet leadersReuter - 60 words
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Article47 1955-02-11 6 Red China's PolicyMaker Dies HONGKONG. Feb 10 Chang Lan, one of the leading policy makers cf the Chinese Communist Government died yesterday m Peking, according to Peking Radio, He was named Vice-Chair-man of the Standing Commttee of the National Peoples Congress when it was constituted last September.47 words
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Article, Illustration46 1955-02-11 6 When he visited Lan^kawi Island on Monday. Hit* excvllency the HUrii Commissioner, Sir Donald MacUl'.livi ay, was taught how to harvest padi by two women at Kampong Ayt)r Han cat. A«te§ several attempts His Ex<v llency became quite proficient with a 'TuaL'46 words
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Article, Illustration61 1955-02-11 6 BANGKOK, Feb. 10. .Several Thai langiiHtr" newspapers have repcrtod Bangkok's prostitutes are "preparing to welcome)" the 150-odd members of delegations to the ri.shlnation SEATO conference which opens February 2S. The newspaper Ohao Thai, a semi-official organ of the polioe department, quoted one brothel owner as boasting:AP - 61 words
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