Indian Daily Mail, 1 April 1956
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Title Section15 1956-04-01 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. Xn No 46 JMNGAPQM, SUNDAV/AFML 1, 1958 FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS15 words
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433 1956-04-01 1 Pak. Proposal Rejected Says Pah Troops Are Still m Kashmir Despite U»N* t Directive NEW DELHI, Mar. 31. PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA MR. NEHRU REJECTED A PAKISTAN PROPOSAL FOR ARBITRATION TO THEIR BORDER DISPUTES BUT WELCOMED THE IDEA OF A 'NO WAReuter - 433 words
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Article136 1956-04-01 1 MORRISON LIKELY TO MEET NEHRU NEW DELHI: Mr. Herbert Morrison, M.P.. a prominent Labour leaner ami ormer Lord President of the Jouncil m the Attlee Cabinet. .3 arriving h^re on a three or four-day vls»lt on April 4, acJOrdlnc to British sources. Mr. Morrison will halt nere jn his -way136 words
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Article53 1956-04-01 1 NEW DELHI. Dr. R. >f. Alagapp* Chettlar was admltt«d Into the Willingdon Nursing House on Friday afternoon following frmctore of his leg. Mr. Chettiar arrtved here earvy tM» week to attend a meeting Of the Cornell of Scientific sad IndiMtrtal Research «a w»» to h*v» left for53 words
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Article84 1956-04-01 1 MIKOYAN'S HOMAGE TO GANDHIJI NEW DELHI, Mar. fa Anastas Mikoyan, Soviet First De.Hrty Premier, met with India's Planning Commission Weilwlniij an<f explained Soviet twnhMinuiu la fanning RussAaa ;Flve-Year Plans. An oaV4ai unounoeniem »ald Mikoyan spent an hour with the men who fanned India's own Five* Year plans. Mikoyan earlier WednesdayAP - 84 words
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Article38 1956-04-01 1 NEW YORK Mar. 31.— Mr. William White Ainericar. ohiptHnj? Magnate, is not satisfied with the new date piven him for the 10d?-delayed completion of a shin he ord«red at th« OammeU Laird ahi^varda m Wrtwohead, a38 words
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Article, Illustration163 1956-04-01 1 First Asian Estate Manager KUALA LUMPUR: For the second time m the Malayan rtubber Planting industry, one ox the Asian staffs on one of the large prize memberestates of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association has been raised to the cadre of a Manager, s The Asian, Mr. V. d.163 words
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331 1956-04-01 1 Foreign Minister Predicts India Will Yield One Day D KARACHI. Mar. 31 Pakistani leaders attacked Mr Nehru. Prime Minister of .ndia. for his rejection of Pakistan s proposal that the IndoPakistan dispute over Kashmir should be submitted to arbitration. Mr. Nehru told the House ofReuter - 331 words
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Article115 1956-04-01 1 India Not Neutral Says Nehru NEW DELHI: Mr. Jawaharal Nehru, Indian Premier crl;icised people who called India lei.tral. 'I do not think we are aeutral,' he said. "I hope we are not neutral about any vital matter. Mr. Nehru said the term *as used because people aaw only 'two basic115 words
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Article23 1956-04-01 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. 31.— The international Cooperation Administration has allocated -70 000 dollars to help «n establishing a Palyvtaly Chloride23 words
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Article62 1956-04-01 1 EARL SCARBROUGH TO VISIT DELHI NEW DELHI: Britain's Lord Chamberlain, Earl Scarbrough, will spend two days Id Delhi before proceeding to Kathmandu to represent the British Royal Family at King Mahendra's coronation on May 2, it is understood. The Earl, formerly Sir Roger Lumley, served from 1937 to 1943 as62 words
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Article144 1956-04-01 1 NEW DKLHI, Mar. .31.— Indian's Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru told the Parliament he would like the Commonwealth type of relationship to take place all over the world. He said there were Commonwealth countries with whom India was not on very friendly tejm.s— Pakistan and South144 words
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Article349 1956-04-01 1 LONDON, Mar. 31.— The Economist" said here that even after the recent agreement on Malaya signed m London, 'It seems clear that the war (against terrorists) wiU go on.* This weekly review said Tungku AbduJ Rahman, Chief Minister of Malaya, 'has, properly and wisely, brushed asideReuter - 349 words
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Article611 1956-04-01 1 RAJAJI - RAJAJI Mountbatten'' h Service* BY THIS TRIBUTE BY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF INDIA TO HIS IMMEDIATE PREDECESSOR, WHO WAS IN THIS COUNTRY RECENTLY, WILL BE READ WITH GREAT INTEREST. MR. RAJAGO P A L A CHARI ALBO DRAWS A PARALLEL BETWEEN THE SITUATION IN INDIA IMMEDIATELY BEFORE INDEPENDENCE611 words
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Article, Illustration144 1956-04-01 1 Two Singapore friend*, RAIAKATNAM SUNDARASON and KANDIAh THEVARAJAH both final year medical students at the University of Me I ourne, Australia, spent 16 days m January m Queensland f.t the Clortcurry base of the unique Royal Australian FlyIng Doctor Service, and taking part m flights over the area it serves.144 words
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69 1956-04-01 1 PANAMPILLI NOT GOING BACK TO THE BAR TRIVANDRrjM. Mr. Panampilli Govuida Menon, outgoln. Chief Minister of Travancore-Co-enin. will devote his full time to work In the midst of his friend,, and cotleagues m public interest. A leading lawyer before assuming office, Mr. Menon said thai he had decided "not to69 words
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Advertisement5 1956-04-01 1 1 MONTH '52 I^B BMOMTKS-.-.JJJo^5 words
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Article421 1956-04-01 2 AN exhibition of the first /x American crystal to be engraved with designs by contemporary artists of the Near and Far East opened m New York for a month's showing at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Among them are Hindu masterpieces. Titled, "Asian Artists m Crystal," the exhibit containsNAFEN - 421 words
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Article129 1956-04-01 2 GLASGOW. The world's most radioactive fish has been f oond la rocks near Iknto, northern Scotland, by members of the Govenmeaf s Geological Survey. Although of a type which lived 300.«80,600 yean ago, radiation given off by Ike bones was strong enough to torn a picture ofNAFEN - 129 words
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520 1956-04-01 2 rules of discipline. When they resigned ex.xwing the party to defeat, the Jhief Minister was asked to re* sign but not to recommend the dissolution of the Assembly test the Congress be accused of preventing any other party joming into power. PRESIDENT'S RULE Although there520 words
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Article627 1956-04-01 2 NEW DELHI: PHE full story behind the proclamation of President's ale m Tranvanvore-Cochin itate will perhaps never be old, but this much has now jecome manifest: The Union ;overnment has become so intensely aware of the political istability of the South that or the next 12 months,627 words
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Article165 1956-04-01 2 PERTINAX - PERTINAX By on the good work." But whether this approach is wholly or even substantially applicable to T-C. should be a matter of doubt Some T-C. politicians declare, rather mechanically, that President's rule brought back the Congress to power m PEPSU and Andhra, and it may165 words
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719 1956-04-01 2 DAPHNE CLARE - BOMBAY GIRL AMONG OXFORD "PRACTICALI STS" DAPHNE CLARE By CINCE the Honour School of Philosophy, Politics and Economics was found m Oxford m 1921, graduates from It nave flocked into Industry and administration. The trend of a practical age Is towards politics and economics rather than philosophy. But one ofNAFEN - 719 words
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75 1956-04-01 2 SADHU BURIED HIMSELF FOR WORLD PEACE! NEW DELHI, Mar. 29 A 20-year-owl Sadhu or Hindu noly man, whs sealed himself u p m pit on the banks of the ittver Jumna here without food, air or water, won dug out alive but unooasclotM by ,x>lice after ten days. He rwfReuter - 75 words
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Article46 1956-04-01 2 BOMBAY, Mar. 2» A P«j*t* oftb, steeofa loot. Ml! was exhibited at the Wliar AKrieoKonl Exhibition the Nawadah Agricultural As 'part off their drive to mgrioattaml prtMtacttoji the Government cave a M«h cash prize to the fanner who produced the glut exUDlt. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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100 1956-04-01 2 MADRAS: Mr. P. Kakkan, President of the Tamil Nad OongTess Committee, toM i-ressmen that a copy of the directive to the Congress Party l n the Legislature m connection with the States Reorganisation Bill has been received. The T.N.C.C. President declined to disclose the nature100 words
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Article, Illustration138 1956-04-01 2 WOES ECHOES Woes of women and their echoes are a fit subject of study for avid students of psychology In their leisure hours. Women know of only one mood, 'Subjugative' mood and they assume It whenever they are passed! Petulance, Peevishness, Anger, Borrow, Sadness all these only help to embellish138 words
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Article66 1956-04-01 2 MADURAI. A Cub ptovc« the motto, "Ready to serve aad be a drowning: boy from wdL I* teperted tint a boy of nve slipped Into a well m Plraviyatnpattt village, and the Call who saw It got down the well, and I cleverly saved the66 words
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Article28 1956-04-01 2 TOKYO: The Japanese Premier, Mr. Ichiro Hat© yami, m an interview: "I Wish through your Agency to convey my greetings to Mr. Nehru and the people of India."28 words
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Article208 1956-04-01 2 CALCUTTA: Under the sponsorship of the Uniteri Nations Educational, ScleKttfc and Cultural Organisation an exhaustive history of marvkind from Pithecanthropus to thS date, is being compiled k v •1.000 leading world scholars a spokesman of the Calcutta branch of the u.N. told NAFEN. a Started m208 words
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238 1956-04-01 2 r:\jf NEW YORK, Mar. 29.—American Labour leader Walter Keutner said yesterday he is going to Inaia next week "to get to know the Indian people better to see how they do tntngs and how they feel about tnings." "1 am going as aA.P. - 238 words
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Article89 1956-04-01 2 MADKAH: Acharya Vinoba Bhave will undertake a threemonth tour of Tamilnad on his Bhoodan mission and will arrive here on May 10. At the end of the tour, Acharya Bhave will participate m a Sarvodaya Conference which will be held m Conjeevaram. A training camp for89 words
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Article36 1956-04-01 2 NICOSIA. Cyprus, Mar. 28.— Field Marshal Sit John HardIng, Governor of Cyprus, told the Executive Council Tuesday that 2,284,000 pounds ($6,395,--200) has been spent so far on fighting "terrorism and l* w lessness' on the island.36 words
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Article868 1956-04-01 3 GOODWILL MISSION IN MADRAS MADRAS: An appal to tbe leaden and people of India o give the people of Uganda a helping hand by providing professional and technical personnel like doctors, engineers and technicians for developing that country, was made by Dr, E. M. K. Muwasi,868 words
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Article98 1956-04-01 3 SILENT M.P.s NEW DELHI. L<* Sabhm Mr. V. Vecnuiwaml drew the attention of the Howe to the laet that many men* bars of the Howe sever opened their lips. He attri. bated thto to nervoornese. "It Is not that they cannot speak— they speak outside —bat the idea of speaking98 words
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Article219 1956-04-01 3 PATIALA: Mr. B. G. Kb*. ouamuan of tne ornc.al van guage commission, said tie re »as*t weeK tnat tne evidence ktuten oy tne conuuiss.on s-ig. egsted a "general aesire to* tfnupie Hindi" instead or ii» complex "jsanskrit.sed torn*. Mr. Ktier, who was adaress. »ng a Kress219 words
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Article77 1956-04-01 3 ILMENITE DEPOSTTS IN T.-C. NEW DELHI: Mr. V. P. Nayar asked m the Lok Sabha last week whether the Kazakkutam region m TravancoreOocnm which bore a high percentage of ilmenite wouid be exploited by the Atomic Energy Commission. Mr. Nehru replied that h« ftad no doubt that It would be77 words
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Article, Illustration67 1956-04-01 3 Mass Tree Planting A mass tree planting camjign held at VivUunpaduptl village, Chidambaram, South A root District on Mar. 2.1, for )lantln^ one lakh trees. Picture Hhiiws Mr. M. KhuktavatsftJwn, Minister for Agriculture Inaugurating the earr»pmign by planting a tree. (Right) Mr. M. Khaktavatsalam, Minister for Agriculture Is distributing seedlnga67 words
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307 1956-04-01 3 Russia To Write 'Sepoy Muting History NEW DELHI The Soviet Union wanted to publish a centenary volume Tm w lndian Se P°y Mutiny of 1857," the Deputy External Airairs Minister, Mr. Anil K. Chanda stated m the Lok oabna. He toW Mr. S. C. Samanta that the Soviet Government had307 words
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Article114 1956-04-01 3 BOMBAY: Seven students from four different universities m India have been awarded scholarships during the current year for foreign study by the J.N. Tata Endowment for the higher education of Indians. Of these, four students will proceed to universities In England, one to Minnesota, one to114 words
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Article53 1956-04-01 3 'NtfW DELHI: The Lok Sabha buttt into loud laughter on March 19 when a member addressed the chair ac "Mrs. Chairman, MaOamr, Mrs. Suehama Sen who wa» m the chair, •tartied by the uncommon address, asked "What* thatf The member, Mr. D. P. Sinha, Immediately corrected himself and53 words
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Article123 1956-04-01 3 NEW DELHI: The annual review of the air agreement between India and the United Kingdom was proposed to be held some time m th middle of April next, thee Minister of Communications, Mr. Kaj Bahadur, said m the Lok Sabha. He informed Sardar Iqbal Singh that the123 words
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Article84 1956-04-01 3 NEW DELHI: Prime Mi :ister Nehru m a message of reeting to Mr. Mohammed Vli Prime Minister of Pakisin, on the occasion of the induration of the Islamic Re ■bite of Pakistan says: I<r >n behalf of my colleague «-Vi« nntrtxr-nrnmt a^rt on >wn behalf, I84 words
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Article125 1956-04-01 3 r GAUHATI: A severe hail•torm, said to be the wont m flvtog memory, Mt Gauhati tama tand suburbs last week isolating the town from the rest of the country. The storm followed by heavy rates uprooted trees and electrte posts, plungta? the town In darkness for the whole night.125 words
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Article49 1956-04-01 3 MADRAS: Mr. Cfaou En-lal Premier of the Chinese Pw>Pie's Republic, received Dr. R*Jah Manlluuni Bttligp Of the Lutheran CJiurch of India on March 22, the New China oew B agency reported. Bishop Manilmm- is visiting China at the invitation of the Chinese Christian leaders.49 words
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96 1956-04-01 3 NOT ALLOWED TO FLY OVER PAKISTAN KARACM. The Pakistan Govern* meat bad refuaca permit ston to Lord Mo— Wilt— to overfly Pakistan territory on his way to tmitm from Britain, teat weak. It was authoritatively learnt here. It waa fttated that during tfca flight, the captmim of Ms aircraft sent96 words
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Article144 1956-04-01 3 CALCUTTA: Export Of Iron ore from India recorded a sharp increase from Ra. 26--600,000 In the first nine months Of 1964-5« to Rs. 41,* 200.000 m the corresponding period of the oorrent fiscal year, according to official figures. In. terms of quantity, the increase has beenNAFEN - 144 words
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Article, Illustration21 1956-04-01 3 Protected Water Mpply scheme under Local Devefop- Soatb Arcot Di*tr,ct ope^d by Mr. _f*Tf!_ -^1?! •nc^wv swwt iae iwuiuwr BMacfrTMAt( tUe21 words
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Article157 1956-04-01 3 MADRAS: A new factory •or the production of motorcycles and dlesel trucks will Shortly be established m Maaras. The factory, which will be a joint enterprise by India and East Germany, according to the present plan, will go into production before the end of the year. Three157 words
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126 1956-04-01 3 BELGAUM. A close associate of Acharya Vinoba Bhave, Mr. Sadhubnau Gadre, popularly known as 'Gadre Guruji" is understood to have written a letter to Dr. Salazar. Prime Minister of Portugal, suggesting that the 1,210 square-mile area of Ooa be donated to Acharya Bhave to126 words
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Article63 1956-04-01 3 "GOA NOT TO BE WITH OUT BATTLE" BAWANVWADI: The G**Trmnentj;ontroUed Goa Radio, m a abort comment on Mr. NehrW* reference *> Goa m the Lak Sabha declared that the Portuguese "tola not give up CHta without a battle." Reporti received here by the Azad Gomantak Dal acrnt that Jour of63 words
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Article214 1956-04-01 3 NEW DELMI: The question of extending the recruitment of personnel for the defence services to those areas of the country that have not received much, attention m the past is under the consideration of the Defence Ministry says an official report. Experience during the last few214 words
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Article266 1956-04-01 3 PURCHASE ADVISORY COUNCIL NEW DELHI; The Government of India have set up a Purchase Advisory Council to advice them on the general policy and procedural matters relating to the central purchase organisation and development of Industries through Government puchases. Sardar Swaran Singh Union Minister for Works, Housing and Supply, will266 words
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108 1956-04-01 3 COPIES THROUGH AID OF THERMOS FLASK, STUDENT'S TRICK INDOEK. Students have surprised supervisors mad invigilators by their "tricks" at examination*, bat a. »tu«e«t from Mhow excels All* This resourceful students 'invented" a novel "trick," He reported 111, and was PfwMea with all the usual extended to a ■lck student at108 words
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Article190 1956-04-01 3 KARACHI: Replyiiw to the debate on a cut motion on f 0 dBfenc e. the Minister Of State for Itefence, Sardar Aj»m Kha», said m Pakistan Parliament that the Govern, meat had given top prior; y to defence and had spent nearly 70 per cent of thetotal190 words
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Article, Illustration89 1956-04-01 4 A glimpse of what Rose Chan, Malaya's only and much-talked about-strip-tease dancer, dished out to the audience at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. She is repeating the performance tonight also. Rose Chan is accompanied by Wah Ngee Revue consisting of 32 artistes. The programme also Includes89 words
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45 1956-04-01 4 RS. 1m. LABORATORY TO PROCESS COLOUR FILMS A Rs. 1,000,000 film laboratory to process colour films Is shortly proposed to be built by Filmistan Studios here. This laboratory, when erected, will be the first to be built by any Indian studio for its own use.45 words
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Article142 1956-04-01 4 NEW DELHI, Mar. 31India's Prime Minister Mr. Nehru told the House of the People there had been 'some hopeful signs' recently that South Vietnam's Government might accept obligations stemming 1 from the Geneva Agreement. Mr. Nehru added: "This womd make it easier for us to function thereReuter - 142 words
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Article81 1956-04-01 4 JULLUNDUR Prof essot Sher Singh, Punjab's Irrigation and Power Minister has disclosed that the State GOv-, eminent is considering a pro- posal for installing a memorial to the workers who died lii the noble task of constructing the Ghakra Nangal Project. One liundired and two workers81 words
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Article67 1956-04-01 4 We regret to announce the death of Madam Soosai Amraai on Good Friday, Mar. 30, ai 0.15 a.m. at mo. 11-a Gulliemard Road, Singapore. The body was interned at the Bidadari Catholic Cemetery yesterday evening. She leaves behind a daughter, Madam Santhanammal, a son Mr. S. o. aantnanam, Oriental67 words
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Article62 1956-04-01 4 Four Rotarians will talk each on his own profession at the British Council Hall at 7 p.m. each Weekday as follows: Mr. G. c- Goss will speak on "Accountancy on Wednesday, April, 4, Mr. Vernon Bartlett on 'Journalism' on April, li, prof. a. Sandosham on 'Medicine' on April62 words
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Article, Illustration416 1956-04-01 4 Tenali Raman-A Poet Of Wit Valour Wisdom Intense Human Document With Popular Appeal J»ENALI Raman, who the fancy-lores wouid have us believe was a 'witty^fooi', was actually a wise diplomat with a rich sense of good hu incur and a queer poetic genius. Anecdotes abound about ils troiicsome and provocative416 words
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132 1956-04-01 4 RAJ KAPOOR PLANS TWO COLOUR FILMS pRODUCER-ACTOR Raj Kapoor plans to launch two colour films shortly, it is learned. Raj Kapoor and Nargis will play the principal roles m the two films. A search is, however, said to be on for a pretty girl and a handsome young man to132 words
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Article50 1956-04-01 4 DILIP BINA Dilip Kumar and Bina Ral will be teamed together for the first time m the principal roles m a musical film to be launched m Bombay soon by Sangeet Chintra. A. R. Kardar will direct the picture for which the musical score will be given by Naushad Ali.50 words
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Article, Illustration271 1956-04-01 4 Entertainer, Bit Too Long pBNNIN FERUMAT (The Glory of Womanhood) is a good picture extolling the vir♦U 6 O .Z? 1 00 *n contrast to the 'beast* m man. sto^S*. """WAP tells the £*L°l a g rl who W virtue of her character and determined271 words
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