Indian Daily Mail, 8 May 1956

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XII No. 81 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1956 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Britain To Put Hew Counter Proposals
    308 1 SiNGAPORE MERDEKA TALKS Prospects Are 'Grey' Says Marshall London Press Fears LONDON, MAY, 7 BRITAIN WILL PUT NEW PROPOSALS ON SINGAPORE'S CONSTITUTIONAL FUTURE AI A MEETING OF THE ANGLO-SINGA-PORE CONFERENCE HERE TOMORROW AFTER. NOON. The proposals will be tabled by Mr. Alan LennoxBoyd British
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    Lock icon DANCING PRINCESS
    54 1 Princess Margaret is shown dancln? with the Duke of Devonshire (centre), during the May S Victoria Cross Centenary Baß at the Royai College of Surgeons, Lincoln* Inn, London, Organised by the Royal Society of St. George. Princess Margaret l s wearing a low-cut gown of white tulle enervated
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    Lock icon RIOTS INEVITABLE
    204 1 LONDON, May, 7 The News Chronicle today claimed that it now seems probable that the London talks on Singapore's future will break down. If this happens riots and bloodshed m the island are likely to follow, this Liberal newspaper predicted. "But were Britain to yield all that Mr.
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    Lock icon Falsies For Males!
    110 1 LONDON, May, 6: British man ara taking to wearing "falsies" fake moustaches and beards to impress girl friends and business associates, it was reported yesterday. A London firm of wig makers is said by a Sunday newspaper to be doing a roaring trade "with customers ranging from
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    Lock icon HE BELIEVES IN FAIRIES
    163 1 LONDON. May. 7: Believe m faries? Air Chief Marshal Lord Dowding, who was head of the RAF Fighter Command m the Battle of Britain, says he does. "There are fairies m everybody's gardens," he told a spiritualist meeting. "I have never seen them, but I believe
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    Lock icon Who Should Control Colony's
    623 1 EARLIER REPORT: Internal Security? Main Issue In Merdeka Talks LONDON. May, 7 The Ang.o-Singapore negotiations here on Independence for the Crown Colony enter their third week today when two plenary sessions wiU be held between the delegations led by Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, British Colonial Secretary,, and
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    Lock icon LOWER CERTIFICATE OF EXAMINATION-EXPLAINED
    736 1 To meet the needs of various language groups, to remove the frustrations and inequities m the present system of education pnd to provide larger numbers of recruits with' Secondary education for the teaching profession, government service and business, the Report of the Education Committee, 1956, has
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    Lock icon Indian Barrister Quits U.S. Before Deadline!
    165 1 Indian Barrister Quits U.S. Before Deadline CHICAGO, May 7 Peter Lall Sarup, 42, year old lawyer and scholar who has been fighting deportation to his native India for six years, left the U.S. I 2 days ahead of the deadline set by the Immigration service. He voluntarily boarded a plane
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    Lock icon Plantation Workers Wage Talks Break Down P. P. BLAMES EMPLOYERS
    391 1 Plantation Workers Wage Talks Break Down P. P. BLAMES EMPLOYERS I f (From Our Correspondent) KUALA LUMPUR, Mon: The crucial wage talks between representatives of 130,000--strong National Union of Plantation Workers and Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association broke down after a six-hour tussle m which neither party would concede any
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    Lock icon Satisfied With Indo Pak Talks
    95 1 Satisfied With Indo Pak Talks KARACHI. May 7: Pakistan's Foreign Minister Mr. Hameedul Hug Chowdhri stated here today that he was "fairly satisfied" with the Indo-Pakistan meeUng on minority affairs which was concluded In Dacca, capital of East Pakistan on Sunday. Mr. Chowdhri led Pakistan's delegation to the meeting m
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    Lock icon CEYLON'S FUTURE: TIMES' HOPE
    120 1 CEYLON'S FUTURE: TIMES' HOPE LONDON. May 7: "The Times" to day expressed the hope that Ceylon will remain m the Commonwealth. "It is one thing to assert equality m Ceylon, but is it necessary so publicly to reject the past," this independent newspaper asked. "A decision which needs more explanations
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    Lock icon Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Tuea,, May 8, 1956 NEW SYSTEM OF EDUCATION FOR MALAYA
    608 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Tuea,, May 8, 1956 NEW SYSTEM OF EDUCATION FOR MALAYA DRASTIC reorganisation of the educational system m the Federation of Malaya has been envisaged by the 15-man Committee appointed by the Alliance Government whose 50-page report was issued yesterday. Headed by the Minister for Education Dato
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    1252 2 Second Five- Year Plan Development Council Approves Outlay 4k Priorities Nehru Stresses Need For Rapid Industrialisation NEW DELHI: The National Development Council, which met fat New Delhi, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Nehru approved of the approach to the Second Plan and the size as proposed m the draft
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    Lock icon NEHRU TO VISIT IKE'S FARM
    89 2 NEW DELHI: The Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, k likely to visit the Getty.urg farm of President Eisenhower during his forthcoming visit to the United States. This estate is some 80 miles from Washington. Mr. Eisenhower usually flies m his personal plane to this farm whenever
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    Lock icon MEMORIAL FOR TILAK IN MANDALAY JAIL
    75 2 NEW DELHI: The Government of Burma had agreed to the proposal to erect a suitable memorial inside the Mandalay Jail, where Lokmanya Tilak and Lala Lajpat Rai were imprisoned, Mrs. Lakshmi Menon, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for External Affairs, told Mr. Nawab Singh
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    Lock icon China's Bid To Biter Growing Indian Market
    332 2 NEW DELHI: CHINA IS MAKING A BID TO ENTER GOOoS ROWtHa NO,AN MARKET FOR INKiSTmAL The Chinese, it is believed, are negotiating with the Union Government to sell about 25,000 tons of cement. Also, early this year and m the first half of
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    Lock icon Contribution Of C. A. R. E To India
    581 2 Contribution Of C. A. R. E To India > MADRAS: To meet Mr. J. F. Boissevain, Chief of CARE (Co-operative for American Re- mittances Everywhere) m India now on his first visit to the City, the Guild ot Service 1 (Seva Samajam) gave a reception at the Madras School of
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    Lock icon Mew Status Of Oil Prospecting Body
    219 2 BOMBAY: Following a report submitted by a three-man Russian team of oil experts, the Indian Government is said to be considering the conversion of the Oil and Gas Division into an Oil and Gas Commission. ..T 16 .changed status will make the official prospecting
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    Lock icon To Prevent Exodus Of Minorities
    308 2 NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Nehru discussed with the Indian Ministerial delegation to Decca the points to be urged before Pakistan's representatives for the stoppage of exodus of non-Muslim minorities from East Bengal. The basic problem is to discover whether the Pakistan Government is unwilling to
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    Lock icon THAILAND'S GHOST TRIBE
    126 2 NEW YORK: Two American explorers have told here of discovering the most melancholy people m the world— a ghost tribe dying out m a remote wilderness of Thailand. "Their life was indeed one of basic, joyless existence", Mr. Robert Weaver, leader of an expedition sponsored by the
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    Lock icon Government Reviewing Shipping Policy
    283 2 NEW DELHI: THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA IS RE EXAMINING CERTAIN ABPECTS OF ITS SHIPPING POLICY WITH A VIEW TO LIBERALISING FINANCIAL AID TO SHIPPING COMPANIES AND BECURING A LARGER SHARE IN THE TRANSPORT OF GOODB BY INDIAN SHIPS. Shipping companies have urged a reduction In the
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    Lock icon ADVANCING MINORITY CAUSE
    580 2 DECCA: The Pakistan Prime :> Mr. Mohammed All, granted Interviews separately to the Con- > gress and United Progressive s Party leaders and urged them i to take part m the adminlstra- tion for advancing the cause of the minority population m the f country. t Mr.
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    Lock icon Goose Sucked Into Plane Engine
    84 2 MELBOURNE: A Canberrajet bomber of the Royal Australian Air Force crashed into a swamp when a wild goose was sucked into its starboard engine, it was announced here. The Canberra was racing down the runway of Townsville airbase, Northern Queensland when the goose was sucked
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    2802 3 Future a Of Joint Family Minister's Reply To Criticisms In Lok Sabha NEW DELHI: The Lok Sabha, concluded the first reading of the Hindu Succession Bill and took it up for clause by-clause consideration. The Minister for Legal Affairs, Mr. H. V. Pataskar, m his reply to the
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    Lock icon NEW CAVE DISCOVERED AT AJANTA
    54 3 NEW CAVE DISCOVERED AT AJANTA HYDERABAD* A new "cave" has been discovered at Ajanta, according to reports received here from Aurangabad. CaJed "Vlhara," it belongs to the Second Century B.C. It la aa addition to the 29 caves already existing In Ajanta. It was discovered white a road was being
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    Lock icon Nehru To Mediate In Rajasthan Bhooswami Issue
    120 3 Nehru To Mediate In Rajasthan Bhooswami Issue JAIPUR: The Rajasthan Government and the ttnoos- wami Sangh have accepted a suggestion of the Rajpramuxn of Kajasthan, the Maharaja of Jaipur, to refer the disputed points on jagtfr resumption to Prime Minister Nehru and have agreed l to abide by the Prime
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    Lock icon Pi In-port Trade Nationalised
    103 3 MANILA, May, 6 The Philippine House of Representatives passed a bill yesterday which virtually would nationalise the island Republic's import trade. The House approved and sent to the Senate a measure requiring "at least 90 percent Of the foreign exchange available for Imports be reserved for
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    Lock icon Katyn Massacre WAS A Stalin Error
    716 3 Katyn Massacre WAS A Stalin Error Soviet May Now Claim LONDON: IS THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT PREPARING A NEW VERBION OF THE STORY OF THE NOTORIOUS "KATYN MASSACRE" IN 1940. IN WHICH SOME 4,000 POLIBH OFFICERS. PRISONERS OF WAR, WERE BUTCHERED IN A FOREST NEAR SMOLENBK? It was recently reported from
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    Lock icon Gestapo Chief Himmler Freed 10,000 In Attempt To Save Himself
    402 3 STOCKHOLM: A White Paper just published bar* by the Swedish Government reveals Heinrich Himmler, who, aa head of Nasi Germany's secret police, was the man who filled the concentration camps, aa a desperate coward who stumbled from one renunciation to
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    Lock icon 'Laughter Movement' Suggested
    313 3 MADRAS; Presiding over the Yourtg Men's Cultural Society, Tnpttcane, Mr J. M. Lobo Pratmu, Home Secretary stressed the need for introducing; humour mi n their song., dramas and books. To achieve this, he suggested! the launching of what he would term "a movement for laughter." He said
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    Lock icon Nautical Museum In India
    139 3 BOMBAY: A proposal to establish India's first nautical museum is under examination of shipping officials here, it is learned. A beginning is expected to be made with the conversion of the Nautical Antiquities Section of the Nautical and Engineering College here into a sizeable museum. Indian
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    211 3 KARACHI: The Electoral Reforms Commlsion, m its report just published has suggested to the Central Government of Pakistan that no one should be appointed Mini- er 'C he te not a member of the legislature. The report observe s that m several cases to the past non-members
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    Lock icon Dakshina Pradesh Formation
    2903 4 Pant Commends Proposal For Southern State No Desire To Reduce Bombay's States NEW DELHL "We want the States La the Sooth to be -4ff" aadethe poselMttttefl of two or three of then uniting together to form a Dakahtaa Pradesh might be explored, dedaced Paadit Pant replytn r
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    Lock icon Professor Reinstated
    36 4 BUENOS AIRES, May 6.— Dr. Bernardo Houssay, 1947 Nobel Prize winning Physician has been reinstated m the Physiology Chair at the Buenos Aires University, from which he was dismissed under the Peron Regime,- Reuter
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    Lock icon Martin Carol To Visit Singapore
    282 4 LONDON: The story of a girl whose allure drained three men of their fortunes, drove one to gamble and lose his life and another finally to strangle her is now to process of negotiating itself past the world's more tolerant film censors. London, where "Nana"
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    Lock icon RED CONGRESS CONCLUDES
    240 4 PALGHAT: The concluding session of the Fourth Congress of the Communist Party of India was held on Apr. 29 or. Fort Maidna, Mr. E.M.S. Nambudripad presiding A mass raf.y was held In the evening and a mile-long procession of red-shirt volunteers were taken round tho main <
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    Lock icon ITALIANS JAILED IN BOMBAY
    117 4 BOMBAY: Giuseppi Blancai, an Italian timber mercrant. and six other Italian nationals were convicted here by a city magistrate under the Foreign Exchange Rules and Sea Customs Act. The six accused of whom three were women were crew members of the Italian liner M. V. Asia.
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    Lock icon British Parent Asks Khrushchev For A Bear
    144 4 LONDON: ANNE MARIE WALKER, FOUR YEARS OLD AND STILL SHOWING THE SCARS FROM BURNS WHICH KEPT HER IN HOSPITAL FOR SIX MONTHS, WANTED A BABY BEAR. And, she insisted, it must be just like Nikki, the one presented by the Soviet Union to
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    Lock icon Cow Slaughter
    259 4 NEW DELHI: The Planning Commission has urged that m defining the scope of bans on cow slaughter. State Governments should take a realistic view of the available fodder resources. State Governments should also explore the extent to which co-operation is available from voluntary organisations In bearing the main
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    Lock icon EMPLOYMENT IN CERAMIC INDUSTRY
    150 4 EMPLOYMENT IN CERAMIC INDUSTRY CALCUTTA: The scope for expansion of India's ceramic industry on small-scale and cottage basis under the second Flve-Year Plan was outlined here by Dr. Atma Pam Director of the Central Glass and Ceramlo Research institute. He expressed the view that dtep_acert peisons m townships and colonies
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    Lock icon CREATION OF LIFE IN TEST-TUBE
    135 4 NEW YORK: A synthetic virus, created entirely out of chemicals, has been reported to the American Society of Biological Chemists, by an American scientist. Dr. Severo Ochoa of the New York University College of Medicine, who made the virus said the search ls now on
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    Lock icon Old Woman Pats Nehru On His Back
    128 4 Old Woman Pats Nehru On His Back JUBBULPORE: Jawaharlal Nehru was patted on his back by a 70-year-old woman when ha came to parform the opening ceremony of the Martyrs Memorial here. Immediately after Mr. Nehru mounted the rostrum, he was requested by Seth Govind Das, President of the Mahakoshal
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    Lock icon INDUSTRIAL ESTATES SCHEME
    141 4 CALCUTTA-. The establishment of industrial estates is expected to g*ve a fi-lip to the development of small scale industries. The new industrial policy has recommended this schemo for overcoming some of the 'serious handicaps" of smaUsca.e producer 3 such as la.k of technical and financial assistance, absence
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    251 4 INDIAN OFFICIALS IN HARD CURRENCY AREAS NEW DELHI: Restrictions imposed on officers going to hard currency countries on the drawing of their pay owing to foreign exchange difficulties six years ago have been withdrawn by the Government of India, it is learnt. Officers going to hard currency areas may now
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    Lock icon GAVE HIS LIFE TO SAVE A CHILD
    110 4 INDORE: Head Constable Jamim Hussein, 32, was on duty at Maghnagar Railway Station on Apr. 25, when he saw a "Bhll" child playln c on the rai way trnck. Hussein turned hl s head towards the signal post to see if any train
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    Lock icon The Ceylon Elections
    1048 5  -  DAVID MARTIN BY REACTION IN CANBERRA ATTITUDE TO NEUTRALS MELBOURNE; Staee the fall of Die* Bien Phu, nothing bass startled Australians as much as the outcome of the recent general elections m Ceyion. For some reason it came as a complete surprise, perhaps, because ever since the
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    Lock icon POOR RESPONSE TO SUBSIDISED HOUSING
    119 5 POOR RESPONSE TO SUBSIDISED HOUSING NEW DELHI: Important changes are being worked out by the Union Ministry of Works and Housing m its subsidised industrial housing scheme. This scheme has failed to arouse a satisfactory response both from employers and employees. At present the Government provides a subsidy to employers
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    Lock icon CHIEF JUSTICE OF PATNA
    60 5 PATNA: Mr. Justice Ramaswamy was sworn m ea the chief Justice of the Patna High Court In place of Mr. Justice Sudhanshu Kumar Das who has been appointed v a Judge of the Supreme Court of India. The Bihar Governor, Mr. R. R. Diwakar, administered the
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    Lock icon Aziz Files Plaint Against Thondaman
    652 5 Aziz Files Plaint Against Thondaman COi-OMBO: A Plaint has oeen tteid m the District Court oy Mr. A. Aziz of Ameer* i-ui'.vlings, Dam Street, COtoni-* 00, Mr M. Subtotal* of St. Bede's Road, Badulla, Mr. CL v. v eiupllial of FancyfVeld Estate, i'alangama, Mr. K. g. 8. Nair of 1-aruse.la
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    Lock icon BANDARANAIKE & TAMILS
    454 5 BANDARANAIKE TAMILS Chelvanayakam'* Defence Of Federalism COLOMBO: Mr. S. 4. V. Chelvanayakam. leader of the Federal Party, m a statementwmment* on the remarks made by the Prime Minister, Mr S. W. r. D. Bandaranaike, at his first Press Conference that Federalism was against the Interests of the country a a
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    Lock icon BAGDAD PACT — PAK. DENIAL
    74 5 BAGDAD PACT PAK. DENIAL KARACHI, May. 7 a Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman said yesterday there was "no sense whatever m a London newspaper report of a possible Western deal with Russia under which the Bagdad Middle East Defence Pact wou.d be put into "cold storage." Pakistan Is a member of
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    Lock icon NEW MINISTERS OF CENTRAL GOVT.
    53 5 NEW DELHI: The President. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, adminis- i tered the oath of office and secrecy at Rashtrapati Bhavan to Mr. Mansukhalal Shah as Minister and Dr. Mono Mohan Das as Deputy Minister m the Union Government. The Prime Minister and Ministers lof the Central
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    91 5 ASIA'S NO. I PORT -YOKOHAMA Yokohama, Japan, May. .7 —Yokohama yesterday too* a big step toward regaining- its former position aa Asia's numoer one trade port. With completion of a five million dollar renovation job on the city's big north pier U.S. military transports wU use only tne one pier.
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    230 5 RABAT, May, 7 Sultan Mohamed Ben Youseff yesterday tnrew his influence behind efforts to impose legai authority after riots In Marrakech that cost some 40 deaths and brought the resignation or Interior Minister Lancen Uoussi. The Sultan authorised statements over the government radio that an investigation
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    Lock icon Pakistan Seeks Jap Aid
    152 5 TOKYO. May, 7— The Pakistani Government has asked Japan to help back an Internationally financed Pakistani industrial bank to promote that country's smalu enterprises, Kyodo New a Service said. _*_8 wUI capitalised at 50 million rupees, of which Japan has been asked to invest Ra. 2.000,000,
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    Lock icon CLASH FOLLOWS DEATH OF RHEE'S RIVAL TO PRESIDENCY
    214 5 bi___i_%2_r_!_£_^^ were awt» one by a notice National Police Chief Kirn Chang Heung said five policemen were injured and that he had reports of three demonstrators hurt, one by a bullet wound. Kirn declared that his police were under orders to fire
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    58 5 MONTREAL, May, 7—Canada has sent two paintings of the Netherlands for exhibitions commemorating the birth of Rembrandt, it was announced yesterday. The national gallery m Ot» tawa sent the Minting "Bathseba" while the Montreal museum of fine arts sent "The Geographer.'* Exhibitions will be hekf m Amsterdam, Rotterdam
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    Lock icon W. Powers Crippled Disarmament Talks
    292 5 W. Powers Crippled Disarmament Talks Russia's Charge LOUDON, May 7— Rusaiaeharged last nfeht that the western pewem ea&pied the London disarmament talks by Injecting a series of eoadttlsns which Soviet officiafe contended were not related to the armament race. The Russian position was given by Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A.
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    128 5 GOOSE EVICTED FROM HOTEL LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, May 7— A goose wa g evioted from a note] bar Friday night the vitim of too much beer. The goose, a stately 2>_ footer had made similar appearances m the place Wednesday and Thursday night. The goose Imbibed both evenings. In fact, he
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    Lock icon "Tarzan" Jailed
    54 5 HOLLYWOOD, May. 7 Actor Johnny Weissmullur. former ft-m "Tarzan,'' was Jailed Friday night on a drunk driving charge after his car and another collided po.ice reported. Neither Weisamuller, 52, nor the other driver, Victor Satrtanon was injured. Officer Gens Minman said the onetime swimming champion was i released
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    163 5 BR. BEAUTY QUEEN TO WED MAHARAJAH? BAINTREJE, England, May 7— The mother of a British beauty queen said yesterday her daughter told her she wants to marry the Maharajah of Mymenstogh "Our daughter Janet ls 19." said Mrs. j. A. Hicks. "She fiew away to Calcutta two weeks ago without
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    149 5 NATO Urged To Launch "Pol. Offensive" PARIES, May, 7 Britain yesterday called on the 15 nation Atlantic Pact to launch a "political offensive" to enable the West to offset the effects of Russia's switch m foreign po.icy tactics. The demand came from Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, the Foreign Secretary, as he
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    65 5 Arrest Warrant Against Editor KARACHI, May. 7 The City Magistrate of Karachi yesterday issued a warrant of arrest for the editor of the dally paper Ittefaq of Dacca on a complaint field by Abdul Latif Biswas, Pakistan Minister for Agriculture and Food. The Minister complained the newspaper, official organ of
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    281 6 UNION APPOINTS NEGOTIATING COM M ll7ll "FIGHTING HIND" ALSO LAUNCHED The Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union at on extraordinary general body Meeting held on Saturday last resolved that the Scales of Pay and Conditions of Service which had been drawn up by the
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    Lock icon R. I. Leaders Invited To Red China
    81 6 JAKARTA, Indonesia May 7 Communist China has invited leaders of Indonesia's four Moselm parties the prowest inclined Masjumi, the vacillating Orthodox Radicals and the anti-west Minor United Moslems and Perti to lour Red China "to strengthen relations between Chinese and Indonesian Moselms." Fourteen
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    63 6 NORFOLK, Virginia, May. 7 The United States battleship Wisconsin and the destroyer Eaton were m collision 60 miles off Virginia capes, near here, yesterday. A navy spokesman said the Eaton has a deck-to-waterline gash m her side 30 feet deep, but there were nor casualties. One
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    Lock icon Plaque For Freud
    90 6 LONDON. May 7 a plaque was unveiled here yeseerday to mark the centenary of the Birth of Sigmund Freud, founder of psycho-an-alysis. The plaque is on the wall of a house m Maresfiett Gardens, Hampstead, North West London, where Freud spent the last few months jof his
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    32 6 Mr. V. Cbrisostam, son of the late Mr. Vasthian of l'allivadak^thil House and the husband of Cannaly of Kinat tumveedu passed away peacefully at Pullithtra, Mayyanad, Quilcn on 3rd May, 1956.
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    Lock icon A-BOMB CAN DESTROY A CITY
    165 6 A-BOMB CAN DESTROY A CITY ABOARD U.S.S. MT. MCKINLEY. Bikini Atoll, May, 7: A nuclear bomb exploded at ground level could shake a city to pieces with its earth quake like concussion. This was one of the new details of the tremendous power of the H-bomb made known to newsmen
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    Lock icon BR. A-BOMB EXPLOSION
    102 6 MELBOURNE, May 7.— Test of Britain's atomic weapon m the Montebellow Islands off the northwest coast of Australia could be made within nine or ten days. A press party of United Kingdom Australian Correspondents photographers and broadcasters who are to witness the test will arrive at Onslow,
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    Lock icon S'ore Weather To Aid H-Bomb Explosion
    207 6 S'ore Weather To Aid H-Bomb Explosion BIKINI ATOLL. May 1. Fourteen meteorologists and 25 trained weather observers are keeping a 24-hour watch to determine the safest and best time to discharge the latest model of an American Hydrogen bomb m nuclear tests near here. The Bomb was dye to be
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    30 6 ALGIERS. May 7. French military authorities Sunday a French train had been derailed by saboteurs In Western Algelra and it was feared the casualties would be heavy. AP
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    75 6 DAR ES SALAAM May 7 Common salt fired into clouds m two h-ch navat rockets Imm produced rsAm, m experiment* tru* week at Tabora, General Tanganyika. Rainfall In the area has bean' be.ow average this season and the water level fell m the data from which tabora gets
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    112 6 U.S. H-BOMB EXPLOSION ON MAY 15? BIKINi A-Oi-L, May, 7 American scientists may postpone a p»anned Hydrogen oombs test near nere until May 15 because of tne of unsuitaole weatner wmun couiu carry rauioactive iaf.-out beyond tne established dange r area, it was stated tooay. Tne test m which the
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    75 6 DENVER, Colorado, May. 7 John Gilbert Graham, convicted of kil.ing his mother by putting a time bomb m her luggage aboard an airliner, yesterday asked the court to forego aayn y review of his death sentence and execute hl m with "all convenient speed." Graham was
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