Indian Daily Mail, 12 January 1956
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Title Section21 1956-01-12 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XI NO. 330 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY' 12, 1956 i »i -.-—-—I I 1 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS21 words
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814 1956-01-12 1 "Splendid Cultural Start For 1956" —LOKE WAN THO (By Our Staff Reporter) "The Tamil Arts Exhibition which I have the privilec^ of opening today, gives a splendid cultural start for the year 1956 and augurs well for the cultural progress of the mv814 words
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Article93 1956-01-12 1 Periyar Opposes Zonal Divisions From Our Own Correspondent I MADRAS, Jan. 11.— Periyar Ramaswami, Leader of the Dravida Kalagham, has declared himself firmly opposed to the Idea of dividing the Indian Union Into five Zones as sug. egsted by Premier Nehru. Speaking at the Tilak Sq>i;.tc at Madurai, Periyar said93 words
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142 1956-01-12 1 From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Trade Union Council decided at its Working Committee meeting last night to request all its affiliates to collect aid for victims Of the Sunday fire In squatter settlement here. The M.T.U.C. also made token donation of142 words
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Article97 1956-01-12 1 TAIPEH, Jan. 11.— MajorGeneral Chiang Wei Kuo younger son of Chiang Kal Shek, the Chinese Nationalist President, yesterday denied that he owned an aircraft which was reported to have flown witty three men on board to the Chinese mainland last Saturday. "I have never ownedReuter - 97 words
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157 1956-01-12 1 From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI. JAN. IL— FO UR OUT OF THE SP-vipt. RAJPRAMUKHS IN THE IN DIAN T UNION I_AVT_ FULLY AGREED TO LIQUI DATE T__l_M_iFl wS to ™PR^^S AL WI 0 lI A S AS The Rajpramukhs of Madhya Bharat, Rajasthan,157 words
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203 1956-01-12 1 NEW DELHI, JAN. 11 MR JOHN SwrouiM COOPER, AMERICAN -_MBAS6LAboR tSInDI A Y__S____? DAY ANNOUNCED THE ALI/,TMEOT OF 50 SS gg^RS ECONOMIC DEVELoSJSS? jSusmAJKBTO The announcement said, "nils is the full amount authorised for India by the United States Congress from theReuter - 203 words
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508 1956-01-12 1 Three Incidents During Ike's Administration WW* YORK, Jan. 11. Mr. John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, said m a magazine interview published tonight that the United States thrice came to the brink of war m the Far East m theReuter - 508 words
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Article256 1956-01-12 1 NEW DELHI, Jan. 11. The United States and India have reached complete accord on a new air agreement after six days Of negotiations, informed sources said yesterday. A.P. NEW DELHI, Jan. 1 1.— Eight persons riding m an unloaded rail-road freight ?ar were burned to death early TuesdayA.P.; Reuter - 256 words
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Article, Illustration58 1956-01-12 1 FR. LEADERS cbeck results on a VOTE AND WAIT creen French Communist leader MAURICE THOREZ French Premier EDGAR (centre) casts his vote and FAURE (left) looks up to former French Premier PI ERE MENDES FRANCE (right) dictates his mall while awaiting the first results. All photos made m Paris onAP - 58 words
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Article55 1956-01-12 1 SPENCER IN LONDON FOR FED. TALKS LONDON, Jan. 11.— Mr. Oscar Spencer, Economic Affairs Minister m the Malayan Federation, arrived here by air last night for talks on Independence. The Federation's Chief Minister Tungku Abdul Rahman and eight members of the Mission to Britain are In Karachi and are dueReuter - 55 words
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Advertisement93 1956-01-12 1 v. fT£^^>;.-JK_^"jS-'IU. Wt "1 mjmj Ut'_— .^___Ll_»»S_^_r— RU JSjLw g|tHc uEiDws mm. UAKyff TAMILS FESTIVAL Tamil Arts Exhibition I (JOINTLY SPONSORED BY THE TAMILS REPRESENTA-l JTIVE COUNCIL, SINGAPORE, THE CHINA SOCIETY, SINGA-I PORE, AND THE MALAY ARTS SOCIETY, SINGAPORE). NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC THE SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.93 words
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Advertisement68 1956-01-12 1 ___i»»*_2KE_li*"" n n BMONTHS-— 00 \m 1 yea r m^SL^m\ W M— a— i ms^e*m*ma*m+ rr et uMtaaWaamatm TAMILS FESTIVAL BABY SHOW AT THE CEYLON SPORTS CLUB, BALESTIER RD., TODAY, THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1956 AT 2 PM. (BABIES, WHO ARE TAKING PARt] IN THE CONTEST SHOULD BE' BROUGHT TO THE68 words
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533 1956-01-12 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore Thu., Jan. 12, 1956 Means Opposed To Aims! THE Federation Chief Minister Tungku Abdul Rahman who is leading his so-called "Merdeka" Mission to London has got into the habit of revealing something about his Mission's aim every time his ship drops anchor at a port en533 words
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Article1140 1956-01-12 2 Dispute Over Allowance: Cut Oooosed NEW DELHI: Bank employees m Delhi and other centres all over the the country struck work on Friday last m pursuance of the call for a twoday strike given by the All-India Bank Employees' Federation to protest against the cuts1,140 words
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921 1956-01-12 2 CALCUTTA: Thirteen bank employees, who were picketing their offices, were arrested on Friday and charged with causing obstruction. A total strike was observed by the city's 7,000 bankmen. The employees of the Re serve Bank struck work on Friday but tt|ey are expected to921 words
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Article64 1956-01-12 2 NEW DELHI: His Imperial Majesty Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlevi, Shahtnahah of Iran, and Her Majesty the Queen of Iran have accepted the Invitation of the President cf India to pay a State visit to India, It was officially announced here. Their Majesties are expected64 words
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Article, Illustration77 1956-01-12 2 The Auxiliary Cadet Corps Girls of Madras held a Social Service Camp at the Queen Mary's College from Dec. 28 1955, to Jan. S 1956. Picture at right shows Mrs. Cherian presenting' the "best Group Cup*' to the leader of the best group m the camp. The Auxiliary77 words
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1666 1956-01-12 2 MADRAS: Over 2,000 employees of most of the banks and their branches m the City went on a twoday strike on Friday. With the Clearing Ho use remaining closed, other transactions at the banks were carried on by the accountants and1,666 words
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949 1956-01-12 3 Italian Minister On India's Example 8 5_.5E! <I: nPHI: WORLD HAS RECEIVED FROM PggA THE GIFT OF A GREAT EXAMPL, THE EXAMPL OF HER TREMENDOUS FAITH IN THE PEACEFUL SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS ARISING BETWEEN NATIONS, BETWEEN CLASSES AND BETWEEN MEN". THE ITALIAN FOREIGN MINISTER, DR.949 words
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Article91 1956-01-12 3 ENVELOPES WITHOUT ADDRESS INDORE: Present-day students are like envelopes without address," according to Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma, Chief Minister of Bhopal. This was because they had no aim daring the period o. their studies. Dr. Sharma said, speaktn r at the prize distribution ceremony of a local school. Dr. Sharma91 words
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118 1956-01-12 3 INDO-US. AIR AGREEMENT: CHANCES BRIGHT NEW DELHI: The chances of a new air agreement between India, the United States being concluded appeared to be bright after the second meeting- here last week between the Leader of the U.S. Delegation, Mr. Stterthwaite, and Mr. M. M. Phillpps, Secretary to the Union118 words
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Article, Illustration99 1956-01-12 3 PHOTO. Captain Bengee Kin and his bride leave the Has Shan Catholic Church after their marriage on Dec 27 by Archbishop Joseph Kuo of o Taipei. Captain Lin is a pilot with "Civil Air Transport/* His bride, the former Miss Versa Soong, l s the niece of GeneralAP - 99 words
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263 1956-01-12 3 NEW DELHI l The Finance Minister, Mr. C. D. Deshhukh, said here on Friday that the target of collections m the small savings investments during the Second Five* Year Plan baa been fixed at Rs. 500 crores as against the First Plan target263 words
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Article102 1956-01-12 3 NEW YORK: Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon was "constitutionally better" on Friday but still showed what were described as "local signs of appendicitis", according to a medical report. Dr. W. M. Hltzig, his physlcan, said specialists were conferring on Mr. Menon's condition and they expected102 words
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258 1956-01-12 3 DEATH OF NOTED MADRAS ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR MADRAS: The death occurred on Sunday morning at rirupatl of Mr. S. X. Subramaniam. Managing Director of Messrs. Gannon Dunkerly and <~!o. (Mauras) Ltd., and the Associated Industrial and Engineering Corporation, Madras. Mr. Subramaniam left for rirupatl by car and from there he had258 words
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Article52 1956-01-12 3 NAGPUR: The bamboopulp plant of the National Newsprint Paper Mills, Nepanagar, went into action for the first time en Dec. 30 last to produce newsprint with hundred per cent Indian material. TC-ial production In the mills had been started sometime back with the help of52 words
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162 1956-01-12 3 MADRAS: The Tamil Writes' Association gave a reception to the delegates of the AllIndia Bengal Literary Conference at the Crescent Society Hall, Trlplicane, on Jan. 3. Mr. R. Mahadevan (Devan), who presided, hoped that a greater bond of friendship would be created between Tamil162 words
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122 1956-01-12 3 W. GERMAN LEADER'S VISIT TO INDIA BONN: Dr. Franz Bluecher, Vice Chancellor of West Germany heads an eight-man Government mission which leaves for a two-week official visit to India on Monday to strengthen economic and political relations between the two countries. He told reporters to-day the economic dlscussion s would122 words
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Article, Illustration109 1956-01-12 3 Sudan ceremonially hauled down the British and Egyptian flags from the Palace at Khartoum, and all other flagstaffs m the country, and hoisted the Sudan Flag, on Jan. 1. The Sudan declared itg Independence on Dec. 22,' but the flag day was reserved to give109 words
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514 1956-01-12 3 NEW DELHI: The Planning Commission has allotted about Rs. 58 crores m itg draft memorandum of the Second Plan for the development of major ports. This amount Includes carry-over of the schemes In the First Plan costing about Rs. 25.5 crores.514 words
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Article200 1956-01-12 3 AFGHAN OFFICIALS ON STUDY TOUR MADRAS; A tea m of four high-ranking officials of Afghanistan, engaged m community development work, visited Gandhigram and nearby vllleges m Madurai on Jan. 2 and saw the work being done b\ the people m connection with community development. They also studied the working of200 words
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Article180 1956-01-12 3 NEW DELHI: Letters were exchanged here last week between the representatives of the Government of India md the Government of the Hungarian People's Republic extending for a further period of one year the validity of the schedules attached to the Indo-Hun-garian Trade Agreement. Mr. K. B. Lall,180 words
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663 1956-01-12 4 Alleged Under Valuation Of Singapore Goods Madras High Court Sets Aside Confiscation Order MADRAS: AN ORDER OF THE ASSISTANT COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, MADRAS, DATED JANUARY 21. 1953, PASSED UNDER SECTION 167 OF THE SEA CUSTOMS ACT, CONFISCATING CERTAIN GOODS IMPORTED FROM SINGAPORE AND OFFERING TO THE IMPORTER THE OPTION TO663 words
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Article203 1956-01-12 4 QUIT INDIA VERSUS QUIT CEYLON COLOMBO: Addressing a public meeting held to honour nlm at the Vivekananda Society hall, last week, Mr. M. S. Selvarajan, Member of the Madras Legislative Assembly, said that tnere was no comparison between India having asked the British to quit and Ceylon asking Indians to203 words
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Article70 1956-01-12 4 MOSCOW, Jan. 9— Izvestia said yesterday the Soviet optical industry had produced a camera m which "you click the shutter and In a minute or two you pull out a dry glossy finished print." (Such a camera has been on the market m the United StatesA.P. - 70 words
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Article, Illustration89 1956-01-12 4 PRINCESS AT TWELFTH NIGHT REVELS PRINCESS MARGARET, President of the Sadler's Wells Foundation, broke her Christmas holiday at Sandrlngham to attend a gala performance of ballet and opera at the London Theatre on Jan. 6 to mark the 25th Anniversary of the re-opening. Later she cut the traditional Twelfth Night89 words
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523 1956-01-12 4 COLOMBO. The following reports have been received of the reception accorded to the slnhala Jatlka Sangamaya procession at the various towns through which it passed on its Journey from .the Sri Lanka Vidyalaya, Maradana, Colombo, to Kataragama. The procession left Colombo at 5.30 on Saturday523 words
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59 1956-01-12 4 118-YEAR-OLD LEFT 200 GREAT GRAND CHILDREN VW-THAPURA. A large gathering attended the funeral of Mr. fiajakaruna, of Kalagampalatha, who died recently at the age of 118. Mr. Bajakaruna leaves several grand children and about 200 great-grand children. Mr. Rajakaruna, who was the oldest resident of Kalagampalatha, was an ayurvedic physician.59 words
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Article270 1956-01-12 4 NO SPLIT IN CONGRESS: CDC HEAD NAWALAPITIYA: Mr. M. Arunasalam, president of the Nawalapitlya District Committee of the Ceylon Democratic Congress (Thondaman faction), said here that although there were, all types of confusing reports m newspaperg there was no split m the Congress proper. Mr. Arunasalam who was explaining the270 words
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289 1956-01-12 4 Man Who Planted Time-Bomb On 'Kashmir Princess Chiang's Govt. Refuses To Hand Over For Trial! HONG KONG. Jan. 11. Nationalist China has refused to hand over a man suspected of planting a time bomb m an Indian airliner which crashed last April with the loss of 16 live* an officialReuter - 289 words
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166 1956-01-12 4 Pak Hindus Oppose Islamic Constitution KARACHI, Jan. 11.— The United Progressive Party of Hindus decided at a meeting at Dacca (East Pakistan) y_sierday to oppose the Constitution Bill when it comes up for discussion m the Pakistan Constituent Assembly on Jan. 16. Health. The party Is asking its representatives InReuter - 166 words
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63 1956-01-12 4 'KURNOOL: Mr. Vivekananda Murtihy, Chairman of the Andhra Public Service Commission, said here that he understood that the Union Public Service Comission would shortly arrange to hold Its examinations m the regional languages of the country. He was inaugurating the five-day Andhra cultural celebrations organised63 words
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155 1956-01-12 4 COLOMBO: A group of Catholic voters m a memorandum to the Prime Minister, have urged the Introduction of legislation making- it an offence for anyone to persist In any activity that tends to create religious discord. They have also asked the Premier to declare illegal the155 words
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83 1956-01-12 4 MADRAS LEAVES FOR CONGRESS SESSION MADRAS: The Recep. tion Committee of the 61st session of the Indian National Congress at Amritsar has requested tho Tamilnad Congress Committee to arrange supplies of two lakhs patois (theyyal elai) for the use of delegates. It is gathered the T-V.C.C. have already sent six83 words
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Article121 1956-01-12 4 KARACHI: Sir Henry Tur. ner, General Secretary of tie Commonwealth Press Union, said here Friday that he does not favour special Press laws to govern a nations newspapers. He was addressing the Karachi Union of Journalists, which last June expressed its concern at Government "encroachments"121 words
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Article256 1956-01-12 4 NEW DEUn, Jan. 11.— The West German Vice-Chan* cellor, Dr. Franz Bluecher, arrived here yesterday for an 11-day official visit to India. Dr. Bluecher who was welcomed at the Airport by India's Defence Minister, Dr. Kallas Nath ifCatju, is to have two meetings with theReuter - 256 words
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Advertisement63 1956-01-12 4 Tamils Festival MUSIC DANCE COMPETITIONS AT THE HAPPY WORLD STADIUM TODAY, JAN 12, 1956, AT 6 PM. DEFINITELY, A R-I-0-T OF LAFFS ALL THE WAY TOMORROW at DIAMOND 2 SHOWS DAILY AT 3.00 7.80 P.M. South-East Asia Film Co., presents their Ist Super Tamil Social Comedy' "KALYANAM SAIDUCO" A PICTURE63 words
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Advertisement103 1956-01-12 4 TODAY; 7 9.15 pjn. Errol Flynn m "MASTER OF BALLANTRAE" (m technicolor) _M__— fflCllfc 3.15—6.30—9.15 p.m. Pradeep Kumar— -Usha Kiran— Mala Slnha "BAHSHAH" Hindi with fogllsh StSbtltles Tomorrow: __OMIDi KUDA DJEPANC (m Malay) A Story and a Circus! DIAMOND TODAY 3J5-6J5^-9J5 PM. SHYAMA, KARAN DEWAN, AGHA "LADLA" (HINDUSTANI) GRAND OPENINGG103 words
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