Indian Daily Mail, 7 May 1956
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Title Section16 1956-05-07 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XII No. 80 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1966 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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829 1956-05-07 1 "SO FAR WE'VE MADE NO MISTAKE" LONDON, May 6 Mr. David! Marshall Singapore's Chief Minister said here yesterday that there was more than Just a hope of success for the AngloSingapore negotiations here for independence for the Crown Colony. "For the first time829 words
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Article83 1956-05-07 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, May 6. A motorist who admitted being at fault for cofatdtag with the Chief Minister's car at the Marina was lucky to get off with only a Una' of Rs, 106. The motorist Jagganatha Chettiar from Wandiwaeh was found guilty83 words
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Article72 1956-05-07 1 THE HAGUE, Holland, May 5. Authorities In New Guinea have been instructed to investigate a village feud m New Guinea which led to the loss of 29 lives m a head hunt, the Netherlands Government announced yesterday. Villagers m A jam, m ttie southern partAP - 72 words
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Article54 1956-05-07 1 LISBON. Portugal, May 6. An explosion ripped through a military powder factory yesterday at Corroios, lo miles from Lisbon. Five bodies were recovered from the wreckage. There were 15 injured. Searchers continued to sift through the debrlg for possible additional victims. The cause Of the blast wuAP - 54 words
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Article126 1956-05-07 1 LONDON, May 6. This Is a story of a fountain that got drunk on its own red wine. "We wanted something ori. gina!i,'> said socialite Wilfrid Thorowgood, who gave a party for his daughter Christine, "so we set up a silver fountain that gave out jets of wine.AP - 126 words
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Article162 1956-05-07 1 BOMBAY, May. 6 A lion and Moness and their four cubs rusjhed from their cage through a crowded zoo yesterday mauling- to deatn two men as horrified spectators scrambled to safety. One of their victims was a man who had opened the cage door.AP - 162 words
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Article17 1956-05-07 1 ATHENS, May. 6 Greece has decided to establish legations In Syria and India, officials announced today. APAP - 17 words
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Article154 1956-05-07 1 Soekarno's U. S. Tour Programme WASHINGTON, May 6.— The State Department has announced the schedule of visits for President Soekarno of Indonesia during his crosscountry tour of the Unitd States. Mr. Soekarno will be welcomed here with full military honours and a parade to the white house on May 16.Reuter - 154 words
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Article26 1956-05-07 1 WEMBLEY, England. May 6 Manchester City beat off a plague of injuries yesterday to win the Soccer Cup final 3-1 over Birmingham City. APAP - 26 words
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170 1956-05-07 1 TOKYO, May, 6 An Indian mission to Investigate the death of Netajl Subhas Chandra Bose In Formosa In 1940 has arrived here. The mission Includes Bose's brother, Suresh Chandra Bose, Maj. Gen. Shah Newaz Khan and S.N. Maitra. Bose, who led the IndianAP - 170 words
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Article74 1956-05-07 1 MOSCOW. May 6. The Soviet Press today named Mr. Georgi Malenkov without mentioning his usuaii title of Deputy Prime Minister. The omission was noted m a report issued by TASS, the official Soviet News Agency, of Saturday's Press Conference with the British power delegation led by Lord Citrine.74 words
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Article154 1956-05-07 1 DACCA, East Pakistan, May 6. Pakistani and Indian delegations met here yesterday m the first session of a two-day confernce on means of halting the exodus of non-Moslem minorities from East Pakistan to India. A joint communique Issued later said the meeting took place In aReuter - 154 words
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Article93 1956-05-07 1 Tito Due In Paris Today PARIS, May 6. Marshal Joslp Broz Tito, Yugoslavias Head of State, and his wife 1 will arrive here on Monday for five-day official visit to Paris. The couple will be guests of the French President, M. Rene Coty, at the Presldental Palace here. Marshal TitoReuter - 93 words
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137 1956-05-07 1 AFGHANISTAN'S CLAIM TO OPIUN RECOGNISED GENEVA, May 6.— The U.N. Commission on Narcotic Drugs yesterday "recognised the J" 8 lice" of Afghanistan's claim to produce opium for export and took steps to have the country Included among authorised producers and exporters. The commission allso asked all member-governments to cooperate withAP - 137 words
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296 1956-05-07 1 LOK SABHA PASSES HEW BILL Frbm Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, May 6«— The ireedom of the Indian Press has been greatly enlarged by tho passing of a Bill In the Lok Sabha on Friday giving protection for a substantia^ true report of proceedings296 words
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315 1956-05-07 1 Federation Education Policy: Free Primary Education By 1960 (From Our Correspondent) KUALA LUMPUR Sun: FEDERATION MINISTER FOR EDUCATION DATO ABDUL RAZAK TO-DAY UNWRAPPED A REVOLUTIONARY PLAN FOR FUTUFE EDUCATION IN MALAYA WHICH PROVIDES FOR COMPLETE REORIENTATION OF EDUCATIONAL STRUCTURE AND THROWS OUT315 words
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Article29 1956-05-07 1 11AGDAD, Iraq, May 6. Eighteen Communists serving prison sentences m Iraq were pardoned last night by royal decree. AU the prisoners agreed to renounce Communism. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article26 1956-05-07 1 Five Malayan Assistant Nurses of the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital '.eft for Ceylon by BOAc yesterday for training under the Colombo plan26 words
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Article464 1956-05-07 1 P. P. Narayanan - P. P. Narayanan 'Mend Your Ways' -K. V. T. BE PREPARED TO MAKE SACRIFICES From Our Correspondent KUALA LUMPUK, Sun: "Do not label us Communists" said Mr. K. V. Thaver, Secretary General MI. T.U.C, when the cautioned both the Government and employers, that if they did not464 words
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Article71 1956-05-07 1 NETAJI COMMITTEES TERMS From Our Own Correspondent NEW DELHI, May 6.— This exact terms of reference of the Netaji Enquiry Committee were revealed on Friday m the Lok Sabha by the Parliamentary Secretary Mr. Sadat A j Khan. The committee was formed "to enquire into an_| report on the circumstances71 words
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Article105 1956-05-07 1 Ceasefire In Palestine AMMAN, Jordan, May 6 Ceasefire orders along the frontier with Israel are expected to be issued this week after U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold has submitted his report on his MJdd!l<» East tour. Jordan's Defence Minister Falah A'udadha, told a newsman yesterday. He said the de.ay mAP - 105 words
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1860 1956-05-07 2 KUNZRU'S PLEA - Bombay City's Future Must Be Included In Maharashtra KUNZRU'S PLEA NEW DELHI: The demand for the appointment of a Boundary OommJoaton to settle the border between the proposed Andhra Desa and its neighbouring States of Karnataka and Madras was made by Mr. N. G. Ranga m the Rajya Sabha when1,860 words
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648 1956-05-07 2 Early Decision On Bengal Bihar Urged say to T_L^___E_^~^^ htrUu, she Mid "I "*°"M -Ws voT ,__!!K^r^ le _J ders °y y°" r words and t^Vinoh.S^'T..? I**1 "-^de-ice. Some of you are quo2'K^t^tr -IT" vc away the Proviso that you should X b^^rcio..^^ V* COnBent Ctojer^s^coSS. «w» Dy coercion and648 words
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638 1956-05-07 2 wa« .«!£_V fl ?iT!? tr 0r Ambedkar said that he E!. a _.S_l. B._£8 Un,t T? "faharaehtra as he was against "U.P. Emn !lSi "1 th hu9# r ptH# I>™"™». which loom large before ue". It was a serious question, full of poll- n < EE!638 words
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Article1007 1956-05-07 2 r^ e -i S^ ie of B a"Oal-Bihar merger, he said, should be de. Mr. Saran said that if the people of Vindhya Pradesh wanted to merge with Uttar Pradesh, nobody should object to that. If the whole of Vindhya Pradesh could not be formed a1,007 words
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92 1956-05-07 2 NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Nehru called his days of authorship and *ai<l with obvious feeling that he had since got entangled into other things and fell a little from that high position. Inaugurating the A. I. R's Jterary forum, he said: "You will permit me92 words
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Article93 1956-05-07 2 BOMBAY: The printogram provide a direct teleprinter service, which Is designed to service between the subscriber and the teliegraph office, was inaugurated at the Sombay Central Telegraph Office by Wr. Raj Bahadur, Minister m the Communications Ministry. The new service will eliminate the intermediary messen- ger service, thus93 words
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Advertisement52 1956-05-07 2 f BRYLCREEM I BSSffiSi now have a smart new red and a^^^vgr of the goW "-aWiS! creem on tale with the old^oVh&l. Brsrl ?t_____ k^_______r r !S* Brylcreem is still the same ~.same quality, same quantity still _h_rrJr._!r. Ss_^«s_-"s- asnßL* mltfij'AblifffM^wJA~* |,'jni( t i-_J_M« TZZSZg' JBS 'Bn___L%fnßa__a____a i •.■.■.*.-t*>- WM52 words
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1289 1956-05-07 3 Release Off Gown Prisoner* Urged TEXT OF RESOLUTIONS PALGHAT: The nuaakuan of tho fourth Congress of the Communist Party caused by a pleasant and welcome surprise by ihipai.-ng, from their usual role and din tting Pressmen to witness, a part of th© dte-cusa«a-s held1,289 words
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139 1956-05-07 3 Replacement Of Coal By Atomic Power MADRAS; Coal rather than atomic power will remain the world's chief source of energy, says a recent report o! the International Labour Organisation. After examining the "possible impact of the development of nuclear energy on the worldwide demand for coal," the ILO says "that139 words
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171 1956-05-07 3 NEw DELHI; Government of India propose to send a batch of three Indian students abroad this year for hotel training, Mr. o. V. Alagesan, Union Deputy Transport Minister, told the Lok Sabha during question hour. Candidates who are graduates and are between the ages of171 words
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Article, Illustration53 1956-05-07 3 This 500-metre long multi-coloured dragon is shown before It was paraded m the Republic of Vietnam at Saigon, to commemorate the first Anniversary of the police force and national Surete under the direction of General Nguyen Ngoc Lei This dragon w*s constructed by the Chinese Comma-it53 words
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226 1956-05-07 3 5- Year Plan Exhibition At Red Congress PALGHAT: A party of Pressmen was taken and shown -round the five- Year Plan stall set up by the Exhibition Division of the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting at the _V»1-India Industrial Exhibition held here to coincide with the Fourth Congress of226 words
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Article72 1956-05-07 3 MADRAS: A group Of .5 famine* conaistinir of 1M members drawn from the Travancore-Cechitt State left on Apr. 18 by s.», Maharaja for permanent settlement m the Andaman*, IMb*. G. V. Kahirasakar, Deputy Commissioner, Andamanak, accompanied them. I%is la the third batch from the Sooth to be72 words
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131 1956-05-07 3 Opposition To Birth Control Training TUTICORIN: Proposed by Mr. Augustin Fernandez, seconded by Mr. Abdul Gaffoor, and supported by Mr. Pompei Dason Fernando, the Tuttcorin Municipal Council at its meeting held last week Mr. Sam MasiLamoney, Chairman, presiding, unanimously adopted a resolution protesting against the Government Order dated Feb. 22,131 words
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Article, Illustration68 1956-05-07 3 Refugees about to be settled on land m the new province of Mo c Hoa, m South Vietnam, far weet of Saigon, are shown parading past the South Vietnam President, Ngo Dinh Diem, during bU recent inauguration of the new province. This are* la virtually virgin territory and68 words
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Article639 1956-05-07 3 Mysterious Planet That Exploded WASHINGTON, D.C.: There probably once was a glassskinned planet the size of the earth. It moved around the sun In an orbit between Mars and Jupiter. And today the earth's surface is strewn with millions of fragments of this planet's glass surface. The sun's tenth majorNAFEN - 639 words
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286 1956-05-07 3 SLIMS RIVER, YUKON, CANADA: CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW STEEL AND CONCRETE BRIDGE BY THE CANADIAN ARMY AT SLIMS RIVER IS PROGRESSING WELL, DESPITE THE FACT THAT TEMPERATURES OF 40 DEGREES BELOW ZERO AND COLDER STOPPED ALL WORK FOR A TEN-WEEK PERIOD IN MID WINTER.286 words
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Article222 1956-05-07 3 MADRAS: The Madras Government propose to prohibit shooting of birds within a 10 miles of the birds' sanctuary at Vedanthangal, it ls learnt. The Government have also drawn up a scheme for general Improvement of thesanc* tuary. A provision of Rs. 50,000 has been made m the budget222 words
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Article115 1956-05-07 3 NEW DELHI; ••Whichever game is played by the nationals of the country and m which they take Interest, is a national game."— Dr. Mano Mohan Das. "Let u s have a respite from Bombay." Deputy Speaker. "Members of the s.R.C are the Triimirthis of today Brahma,115 words
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Article177 1956-05-07 3 To U.K. On Motor Cycle MADRAS; Going to the U.K. on a motor-cycle are two advc-iturours and enter prising Madras students A.J. Carboza and J.j Noronha I'hcy have chosen a Royal Enfie.d 350 c.c. 'Bullet" for their 14,000-mile overland journey, and on the eve of their departure, they were en177 words
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Article2251 1956-05-07 4 HINDU SUCCESSION BILL REVERSION AFTER MARRIAGE URGED NEW DELHI: THE LOK SABHA, LAST MONDAY CONTINUED THE DISCUSSION ON THE HINDU SUCCESSION BILL. WHILE BRIMATHIS ANABUYABAI BORKAR AND SUBADRA JOSHI WELCOMED THE BILL A8 A MEASURE SEEKING TO UPLIFT WOMEN SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY, THERE WAS OPPOSITION TO2,251 words
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Article, Illustration23 1956-05-07 4 S^S*?^*^* 6 leaderB Therignln foreground Y^^hS, tTt£? s_J_£ ¥2£s one background retrf. "Glory to (BcSimmSt St* 5 tto StoSS23 words
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242 1956-05-07 4 r.e«-.__ E __l. o^ H,, I NO,A 8 FAMILY-PUANNINQ DRIVE, -_2Ssfi_!_&£2 THE BIGGEST IN ASIA, HAS RECEIVED GREATER EMPHASIS IN THE REVISED DRAFT OF THE SECOND FIVE-YEAR PLAN. F It is understood that out of a total of Rs. 2,670,000,000 allotted for242 words
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Article25 1956-05-07 4 TOKYO: Japan's production of time-pieces last year registered an all-time high, with wrist watches totalling 2,200,--000 or one-third of the entire output25 words
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136 1956-05-07 4 Presidentship Of Congress Election To Be Put Off NEw t)ELHI: The congress Presidential election Is likely to be postponed until after the next general election 3 it is iearnt. The Congress President, Mr. v- N. Dhebar, will be completing his temm of two years by December this year, but it136 words
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Article, Illustration69 1956-05-07 4 th*. 2LJ?;J^S^ ■ESSE^."* S^rotory to the Minister of Education, Ceylon, welcomes SSa 8 _f__J JN^?-_P •Ponsored symposium on the study of tropical vegetation, Sj-SSL^fSSS m^ U, 2.£ D, R S*«*or Assistant Ooiecvator of SSIJ^JWB ?'JL._™_? 1* bMld I^ESCO science co-operation office foe li^-Jin-.,*-.-69 words
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Article260 1956-05-07 4 1 JUBBULPORE: Prime Minister Nehru said here that the atom bomb was "a silly and useless object." Mr. Nehr u aald that the splitting of the atom had placed unlimited energy at the disposal of man. iSls energy m itself wo*, neither good nor bad. What made260 words
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134 1956-05-07 4 HINDI MEDIUM FOR BARODA UNIVERSITY BARODA: The Baroda University Senate resolved that steps be taken to replace EneUsh by the Rashtrabhasha (Hindi) as medium of Instruction for higher collegiate eduthe Baroda University. The resolution, which was moved by Mr. P. c. Hathi, was carried by 25 votes to four The134 words
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86 1956-05-07 4 Family Group Awarded M.A. Degree On Same Day -LONDON: Oxford University ha. awarded Master of Jy_2L_!* _______jB»£ gwr, father, son and daagh--JS_F r *°*ved them m m t?reaip on the saaiTdSy. I SIJL__!_ M elo 3 as_ nacnaior of Medicine. Ha JW, became Bj.. 32 yean 84-year-old too k her86 words
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Article48 1956-05-07 4 LONDON; British exports of office equipment totaled £6,800,000 during the flrS wee months of this year a record figure for my qu ar The total beat that for the corresponding period of 1955 by $350,0007 A^^i^. ty the Office Applianoe and Busfaess Equip-48 words
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Article70 1956-05-07 4 JULLUNDUR: An intereating dispute overtook Indo-Pak Wawah Border officials when* a Pakistan couple was not permitted to cross the border with a email child for whom there was no passport. The woman had given birth to this child during her visit to India. As the matter was ofNAFEN - 70 words
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229 1956-05-07 4 Foreign Aid For Pakistan In Five Years KARACHI: Foreign economic aid to Pakistan during the five years ending April, 1956, toalled Rs. 1,467,880,000. Allocations for Pakistan during fiscal 1956-57 are now being negotiated and will be announced soon by the countries providing this aid the United States and the Colombo229 words
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Article76 1956-05-07 4 A V^ CHI: The Government of Pakistan, It ls reported, have approached the International Co operation Administration for the supply of about 100,000 tons for fertilser. «_s\ Uoa this consignment. the Government is also importing some 43.000 tons of valued at Rs, 13,800.--000. during the calendar year,76 words
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51 1956-05-07 4 U.P. Bill To Exempt Salt From S.T. LUCKNOW: The Sales Tax (amendment) BUI was Introl U ed ln^* UP Assembly to replace the ordinance. The BUI exempts salt from the list of taxable commodities. The ordinance had Included It So far as cereals and kerosene are concerned the position remain.51 words
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Article609 1956-05-07 5 CHARGES AGAINST BAMDA [AND RAJARATNA £_fcJsr__tN£ fcac&r^Silss M. D. Buxte. h bctog SSr_eSsf """"X 1 Mr. The petitioner states that before and during the election the respondent by his agents and other persons on hie behalf, did use or thereaten to use force or restraint against alarge number609 words
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Article94 1956-05-07 5 PATNA: Mr. Justice V. Ramaswaml was sworn In as the chief Justice of the Patna High Court m place of Mr Justice S. K Das, who was appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court. r d T^ c Blh Governor, Mr. R. ;L_ D,wakar administered the94 words
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Article158 1956-05-07 5 COLOMBO: The man who carried Mr. s. W. R D Bandaranaike a letter of' resignation from the Cabinet of Mr. D. a Senanayake to the then Governor-jGeneral j^rt go^. bury, and the letter to Sir O-iver Goonetilleke the present Governor-General, accepting the office of Prime Minister' takes over158 words
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Article146 1956-05-07 5 SHAVING STILL PRE-WAR RATES NAWALAPITiYA The people of JNawaiapitiya sun pay war rates lor a shave ana naircut. i'ne barbers her e have refused to reduce their charge of 75 to 80 cents for a haircut ana 26 to 35 cents for a snave. _ne v state that their cnarges146 words
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Article112 1956-05-07 5 COLOMBO: The Minister of Posts, Broadcasinjr and Information has been examining the question of stamp issues to the Postal Department, states a Press communique issued yesterday by the Ministry. He had directed that arrangements be made to issue the Buddha Jayanthl stamps of 10 cts. and 4 cts.112 words
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Article175 1956-05-07 5 NO MORE ENGLISH BROADCASTS COLOMBO: English Broadcasts on the Natio_wu. Service are to be stopped altogether from next year. The Minister of Posts and Broadcasting Mr. C a. S. Marikkar, said that to begin with, he had decided to halve the English programmes from four hours to two hours, from175 words
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Article312 1956-05-07 5 Sinhalese Only Bill Not Illegal? Banda's Contention Th Prtm Minister told the Cabinet that rr^__^_S_^"^^«^ l^^'Ss: 2ii___s?^^ «»»-l«y on > section «f the ciylo-we I Tne CaDinet discussed the constitutional and otner im- plications of introducing the tii.Uia.ese only" bui i tt _-arUament. Mr. Bandaranaike yesterday continued discussions w ith312 words
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Article103 1956-05-07 5 K'WALA STAMPS TO BE WITHDRAWN COLOMBO: The Minister cf Posts wants to withdraw the 10-cent stamp with the picture of Sir John Kotelawala, former Prime Minister. He yesterday discussed the ouster with his officials aad called for a report by the Commissioner o_ stamps! When the preliminaries are over, Mr.103 words
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Article68 1956-05-07 5 The Minister of Trade and Commerce, Mr. R o. Senanayake has Invited' representativse of Peoples' Publishing House, Cotta Road, Colombo, to an interview to discuss the question of the importation of literature from the Soviet Union and China. The Peoples Publishing House had requested the Minister68 words
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134 1956-05-07 5 NO ANTI-ASIAN PROPAGANDA HEREAFTER COLOMBO: The Government will ban a.l future AntiAsian or anti-Communist propaganda broadcasts beamed trom Ceylon by the voice of America. VOA, which now uses Ceylon a« a base for disseminating American propaganda mi n Asia, entered into a 10-year agreement with the Ceyion Government m 1951.134 words
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Article115 1956-05-07 5 Price Of Bice Sugar Reduced COLOMBO: The Cabinet decided to reduce the price of ration rice by 10 cts. a measure and the price cf sugar by 5 cts. a lb. At present rationed rice is sold at 50 cts. a ceasur c and sugar at 60 cts. a lb.115 words
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Article364 1956-05-07 5 The prime Minister, Mr. 8. W. R. D. Bandaranaike, had to use the workmen* Uft of the new secretariat whoa he visited the offices of the Department of Pulbic Security and the CIJD. last week. He wag accompanied by Mr. Gnnawena de Soyca,364 words
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Article83 1956-05-07 5 COLOMBO; No Governmen* Servant should dra w a •■Jffy ef more tha» Rs. MM month. This is a re-•oh-tton which wiU be placed before the Government Parliamentary Group by Mr. K. M. p. Rajaratne, Parlia- Be re t«wy to the Mtafater of Poafe, Broad- «»1 Information.83 words
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264 1956-05-07 5 America Will Object To Import From Red Countries TOTOMBO. America wttl object to Cey3on calling for 2*S*» copitals goods from Communist coultries even if such goods are better lhU Uali f t^ and *«ap.r °!hS coSriel.^ 11 The American Aid Pact signed last Saturday, however, gives Ceylon the right to264 words
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Article90 1956-05-07 5 NEW SET-UP OF W. BENGAL CALCUTTA: Dr. B. C. Roy Chief Minister of West Bengal, said the West Bengal Government had sent a proposal to the Government of India that' as the two States of West Bengal and Bihar were to function separately m any proposal of Union of the90 words
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Article55 1956-05-07 5 NOTES WITH ASOKA PILLAR EMBLEM NEW DELHI: AU currency ?°.S? S °L the Government of India without the Asoka Pillar S em cease to oe legal tender after six months from last week, except at the Reserve Bank of India asd Government Treasuries and their agents, the Ministry of Finance55 words
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Article143 1956-05-07 5 SHILLONG: An exemplary devotion to duty was displayed by an Indian soldier deep m the jungle-clad Naga hills during the recent tour of the area by Major-General Kocher. While travelling through the interior of the Naga hills, the jeep carrying Lance-Naik Gopalaswamy of the Signal143 words
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Article87 1956-05-07 5 NEW DELHI: A Congress member m the Rajya Sabha requested the Ministers not to associate themselves with foundation-stone laying ceremonies of institutions associated with particular castes or communities. Even the Prime Minister, he observed, once attended a conference called the Kashmiri Pundits' Conference. The member, Mr.87 words
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87 1956-05-07 5 Next Session of Congress At Indore INDORE: Madhya, Bharafs summer capital and industrial I centre, Indore, has been selected as the venue of tho sixty-second plenary session of the Indian National Congress. The Madhaya Bharat Pradesh Congress Executive, at its meeting- considered the various claim s placed before it and87 words
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Article138 1956-05-07 5 BONN: By exporting 103.--000 cars m the opening quarter of this year, West Germany not only set up a record for shipments m any three-month period but also sent out more than any other country. Th o_figure0 figure is not ft nal, as detailed overseasNAFEN - 138 words
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Article141 1956-05-07 5 DECIMAL COINS FROM APRIL i NEXT NEW DELHI: The GovI emment of India have de- cided that the Indian Coinage J (Amendment) Act, 1955, introducing the decimal system of coinage m the country, should be brought into force with effect from Apr. 1, 1957. As from April 1, 1957, on141 words
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3524 1956-05-07 6 AIM OF NEW EDUCATIONAL POLICY CoanmUtee 9 s Report MALAY TO BE DEVELOPED AS NATIONAL LANGUAGE NON-MALAY LANGUAGES AND CULTURES WW. BE FOSTERED The Federation Committee on Education m their Report issued today expressed it as their belief that an education policy "acceptsMe3,524 words
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Article41 1956-05-07 6 The next public session of the Malayanisation Commission will be held today Monday May 7at 5 pjn at the Conference Room Puttlo Relations Office, Assembly House Singapore 6. Oral evidence will be recorded on the Malayanisation H f arMSa341 words
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Article35 1956-05-07 6 We are Informed that there are vacancies m the School Certificate Oral English class at the British Council HalL conducted by Mrs. Lumsden Milne. The class is at 5 p.m. on Tuesdays.35 words
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