Indian Daily Mail, 27 May 1956
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Title Section16 1956-05-27 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. XII No. 100 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1956 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS16 words
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266 1956-05-27 1 FRANCE EXPRESSES "MUCH MNTEREST 9 PARIS, May 26.— Franc© expressed "much interest" yesterday m the call sounded by India's Premier Jawaharlal Nehru for a cease-fire m revolttown Algeria. Before the Indian Parliament last Tuesday Nehru proposed a five-point plan for direct talks betweenA.P. - 266 words
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Article239 1956-05-27 1 Ed among many Muslims m Algiers and Algerian students stayed away from the university and public schools. On the fighting fronts, the French claimed 38 rebels killed m operations around Tcbessa ALGIERS, May 26.— French police yeateroay arrested luo Algerian Muslims m a giant sweep aimed atAP - 239 words
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198 1956-05-27 1 DJAKARTA, May 26: Th« n#w International Preparatory Committee of th« Asian African Students Conferanos adjourned today aftar a stormy sassion without determing the start data for the conference. But Chairman of the Committee Agusdin Aminudin who is also the Indonesian Representative saidReuter - 198 words
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Article, Illustration29 1956-05-27 1 Singapore* Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, laying a wreath from the Government and People of Singapore at the Cenotaph In Whitehall, London, on May t\.29 words
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155 1956-05-27 1 LONDON: May 26vgir Ivor Jennings has been ippointed Iritiah representative the Independent Commisstap lo recommend a form of. OttnstituUon for a fully self-governing and Independent Federation of Malaya within the British Commonwealth it was announced today. Sir Ivor regarded as the greatest155 words
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Article64 1956-05-27 1 BERLIN, May 26.— The indian Government's small military mission m West Berlin will be raised to a consulate early next month, an Indian spokesman said yesterday. Ht said it would be staffed by three or four Indian officials and a small complement of German employees. TheAP - 64 words
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Article273 1956-05-27 1 IKE'S CALL FOR Mutual Trade Between Non-Communist Countries WACO TEXAS, May 26.— President Eisenhower said that Communism was essentially a failure and called for a free United States of Europe. "A. f ree United States of Europe would be strong m the skills of its people,Reuter - 273 words
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Article27 1956-05-27 1 NEW DELHI, 26.— India announced the establishment of diplomatic relation? with Spain. The announcement did not name the New Delhi am- bassador. APAP - 27 words
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Article40 1956-05-27 1 HONGKONG, May 26: Dr. Mci Lan Fang, famed for his impersonation of female role m Chinese Opera, left here today by a C.P.A. Airliner for Tokyo for a series of performances In five major cities m Japan. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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109 1956-05-27 1 PRINCETON, New Jersey, May 26. A member of the Indian Cabinet on Thursday night described her country's foreign policy as "friendliness towards all countries and enmity to none." Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, Minister or Health and the only woman member of India's Cabinet, said her nations foreignAP - 109 words
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Article, Illustration29 1956-05-27 1 Urn Chief Minister, of the Federation VUNORU ABDUL RAHMAN, meettaff members of the Mrtt-Commiißbts Committee of SemUiiig Negrt Sembil*B iartaf Ms visit on ThmnMkiy, M«y *i.29 words
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157 1956-05-27 1 0. N. REPLY NOT DISCLOSED WASHINGTON, May 2&— Communist China has made a new proposal for a Conference to effect a Korean Peace Settlement, the State Department's spokesman announced* The spokesman, Colin White, said the proposal had been considered by the United StatesReuter - 157 words
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310 1956-05-27 1 Kamaroj Welcomes DMK's Decision "CHAHCE FOR CONGRESS TO PROVE ITS SUPERIORITY" From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, MAY 26: CHIEF MINISTER MR. K. KAMARAJ SPEAKING AT TIRUCHI YESTERDAY WELCOMED THE DECISION OF THE DRAVIDA MUNNETRA KALAQAHM TO CONTEST THE COMING G EN ERA L ELECTIONS. THE O.M.K. AT ITS RECENT CONFERENCE310 words
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Article, Illustration115 1956-05-27 1 Prof Gnanasambandan is arriving m Singapore today at 11 .S© a.m. by Malayan Airways from Kuala' Lumpur to address A meeting at Victor'a Memorial Hall on Monday, May 28 at 8.30 p.ra. Mr. Gnanawambanrfam will speak on 'Tamils and Their Culture/ Mr. K. C Ho, Head of115 words
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Article59 1956-05-27 1 LONDON: May 26: A delegation of Indonesian working women has arrived m Moscow at the invitation of the All Union Central Council of Trade Unions the Soviet News Agency Tan reported yesterday. The delegation led by Satiati Surasto, Secretary for Economic Affairs of the Indianesian AgriculturalReuter - 59 words
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Article48 1956-05-27 1 Djakarta, May 26: Five German archeologlsts have arrived here to survey Indonesia's iron ore and coal deposits for the State Planning Bureau. The experts from Germany will investigate the possibility of the establishment of an iron and steel Industry m Indonesia, officials said.— ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article150 1956-05-27 1 GREATER MYSORE STATE From Our Own Correspondent BANGALORE, May 26. Ministers from five States representing the Kanarese-speaking people who will be united after the creation of Greater Mysore State met here on Monday m order to arrange the details of merger. Mysore Chief Minister Mr. Hanumanthiya presided over the Conference150 words
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Article130 1956-05-27 1 NEW DELHI. May 26: Informed sources said yesterday Prime Minister Nehru told Singapore's Chief Minister David Marshall that sometimes it is better not to go the whole hog (way) on an issue. It is often better to take what you can get at a particular timeAP - 130 words
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Article37 1956-05-27 1 OTTAWA, May 26.— Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent told the House of Commons yesterday the Canadian Government is considering asking Queen Elizabeth of England to open the St. Laurence seaway m 1959.— APAP - 37 words
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Article72 1956-05-27 1 LONDON. Prime Minister Nehru will speak at a Commonwealth Correspondents' Ashoc atlon luncheon m London when he comes here next month for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference, it was stated here, Mr. Nehru is due to arrive here on June 22. The luncheon ha s been72 words
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Advertisement60 1956-05-27 1 B aMO SXSI**".» 39 52 IB 6MONTHS-— 978 .00 IB Public Lecture on TAMILS AND THEIR CULTURE by Prof. Gnanasambandam (University of Madras) an MONDAY, 28th May, 1956, 8.30 pjn. at VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL, SINGAPORE MR. K. C. HO, Head of Department of Chinese Studies, University of Malaya, will preside.60 words
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Article73 1956-05-27 2 MADRAS: In connection with the Madras Government's scheme to oppen a folly-epuip-ped Mental Hospital mi n Madurai. experts who visited Madurai recently, have suggested a Bu.table place m the town for the Hospital, to accommodate, In the first Instance about 200 to 300 patients. It has73 words
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Article, Illustration1318 1956-05-27 2 N. S. RAMASWAMI - N. S. RAMASWAMI By HPWO thousand five hundred years ago, there occurred an incident at Kusinara, the modern Kasia, a village thirty- 1 five miles east of Gorakhpur m what is now Uttar Pradesh, which has deeply stirred imagination. There m the midst of1,318 words
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Article174 1956-05-27 2 HYDERABAD: The Nizam Rajpramukh of Hyderabad, has nominated his grandson, Prince Mukaram Jah, as his successor bypassing his eldest son, the Prince of Berar, according to an official source. Prince Mukaram Jali, son of the Prince of Berar, who is a graduate of the Cambridge University,174 words
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Article248 1956-05-27 2 W ASHINOTON May 26Qoe of India's leading ootto a«Ji«rlUe» «ald oß**tan. the pro Mam t>f Utoneifca's hug* •uplHes of nw cotton ouTte tfohfctf If Disposal i^nxade orer a period «f tfcree to five ywi at gradually tower world prices. Manila! H. Patel, head of the IndianAP - 248 words
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Article141 1956-05-27 2 WASHINGTON, May 25- The 2,600 th andvernies Mn Sed^Sls S»& WSufITR: fugee. A3 Chief Priest of the Kalmuk Sect lt oSSr M^neSXe^Ne^^g™ ™nSy Indian Ambassador Gagarvihari L. Mehta and Ceylon Ambassador Senarat 8. Ounewardene made the principal addresses. The Ambassador or their deputies from six other141 words
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242 1956-05-27 2 U. S. PRAISE FOR BUDDHIST PRINCIPLES WASHINGTON May 25U.S. S«cmary of State John) Foster Dulles on Thursday praised the principles of Buddhism and declared," we feel a sense of brotherood with all peoples who adhere to such principles. Dulles issued a statement markln C theetti BuddW«m syo^^^"**** 11 B* 11Reuter - 242 words
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Article128 1956-05-27 2 NEW DELHI: The Presi-^ dent, pr. Rajejrtra Jfc-asad, and the Union Minister for Communications, Mr. Jagjivan Ram, XS? of sympathy to the families of the i victims and sufferers m the recent accident to the Indian Airlines Dakota at Kathmandu. The president m hi s message said128 words
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Article159 1956-05-27 2 BRNAMULAM: The M alayala m Literary conference held Jubilee celebrations of the $S£l aahity& co H» Dr Vi, P> J> T* o**^.0 inaugurate* the morning session, spoke on the literary trends m Malayalam. The language he «aid, had been considerably modernised and new and vigor- 1 ous expressions159 words
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Article, Illustration1307 1956-05-27 2 ANU BANDYOPADHYAYA - ANU BANDYOPADHYAYA By fwu ssn(MU writer has been so much Influenced by- Buddha and tola ideas as Tfcgore was. Th his early poems and dramas and m his maturest poems written a couple of months before his death, Tagore repeatedly avowed: "By evoking his memory1,307 words
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Advertisement6 1956-05-27 2 I^^ Dw Ei OVQBCAS 6EKIAL AfiEKCY6 words
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1438 1956-05-27 3 Madras -Kerala Merger Vinobha Bhave's View Indirect Elgctions To I Legislatures Urged MADRAS: The formation of Dakslhina Pradesh by merging Madras and K«rala States ww not an i rapocMOble thing bat he did not thtek it wouM mateHalite immediately, said Acharya Vinobha Bhave, when asked for his views on the1,438 words
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Article209 1956-05-27 3 NEW DELHI. Men legislators and Prtissmen wen gwrti at an "at hone" by the newly-formed women legislator* ctab here; Prune Minister Nehru ■•o vice-JrTesMeut Kigniknshaaa were amoaf those present. Many gueste thought the women were taluawaatng passage 1 the Hindu Succesaion Bill, giving property rifhto to209 words
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Article204 1956-05-27 3 LONDON: India's future development provides "a vista without parallel m the Western world," a new review International Investment said In its first Issue here. The review, published by the Financial Times, chose Indian investment for Its main article. It came to the conclusion: "On balance, the inhibitions204 words
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Article139 1956-05-27 3 SILCHAR: The railway authorities have accepted the Assam Chief Minister's suggestion of diverting the Aie River from its existing position. BaeaaM' of tbte, Assam's only railroad link with the rest of India is threatened every rainy season. Last year, the link was disconnected as aNAFEN - 139 words
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105 1956-05-27 3 INDIAN TRADE FLAG FLYING IN SCANDINAVIA NEW DELHI: An. Indian commerce-cum-goodwllf mission, which is visiting Sweden, has been invited to visit Finland and Denmark too. The mission is headed by Mr. A. S. Iyengar, Secretary of the Union Commerce and Industry Ministry. The Finnish and Danish Go vernments, which haveNAFEN - 105 words
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Article300 1956-05-27 3 NEW YORK: Mr. Chester Bowles, fanner U.S. Ambassador to India, has strongly deprecated American supply of arms to Pakistan and called for "new realism" la U.S. for* eign policy, abandoning: its "Magmot Une" concept. "How realistic are we to asBume that a military programme, which upsets the jalance of300 words
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Article102 1956-05-27 3 LONDON Double decker buses are becoming more popular In India, according to a statement Issued heheby Leyland Motors. The evidence, the British company says, is the fact that it has received orders for 250 Titan double-deckers from India m the past three months. At leastNAFEN - 102 words
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516 1956-05-27 3 NEW DELHI: A "produce more fish" programme It under way to step up India's Ush yield. The target is a rise of nearly 50 per cent m five years at a cost of Rs. 120,000,000. Already, fish production has gone up by516 words
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128 1956-05-27 3 NAG AS TO BE TRIED UNDER CUSTOMARY LAW SILCHAR: As the tribal people m the North-Bast Frontier Agency do not understand or appreciate- the significance of imprisonment as a punishment because their ideas of punishment differ from those of plainsmen. Political Officers m NEFA will be given discretionary T powersNAPEN - 128 words
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Article94 1956-05-27 3 JAPANESE SUGAR FACTORY FOR INDIA NEW DELHI: Japanese sugar machinery manufacturers plan to pat up a sugar factory at Amritsar equipped with modern machinery made by them, it is reliably learned. Negotiations are being made with an Indian firm m this connection. It is likely that the Japanese may acquireNAFEN - 94 words
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174 1956-05-27 3 BOMBAY: West Germany has offered India technical aid for the development of small-scale industries, according to Mr. Jangbir Singh, Development Commissioner, Small Industries, Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Mr. Singh, who Is on a visit here, told NAFEN the offer follow* thevisit of theNAFEN - 174 words
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Article885 1956-05-27 3 Indian Sports Industry JUL.L.UNDUR: Starting from scratch m 1948, the Indian sports goods industry may well be said now to have come of age. Small units and factories were started at Jullundur, Batala and Amritsar m the Punjab, and Meerut, Agra, Lucknow and Allahabad m Uttar Pradesh, apart from suchNAFEN - 885 words
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Article234 1956-05-27 3 World's "Hottest Safe" RICHLAND, WASHINGTON: What is probably the world's "hottest" safe and one which no burglar would want to crack has been devised by atomic experts here .or storing and studying radioactively "hot" materials. The safe is a 15-ton installation that operates much like a 3oft-drink dispensing machine. ItNAFEN - 234 words
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Article92 1956-05-27 3 LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pra desh Vidhan Sabha passed the Gorakhpur University Bill a» revised by the Joint Seclect Committee after applying guillotine to 44 amendments which could not be discussed. The Bill seeks to establish a university at Gorakhpur. The House accepted 17 amendments moved by Congress92 words
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Article948 1956-05-27 4 EXPERIMENTS m Britain and the United States arc bringing forward the exciting day when North American and European networks will linkup for the first transatlantic telecast. Television experts m both continents are experimenting with "over the horizon" microwave signs which are now believed likely to prove948 words
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172 1956-05-27 4 OM PRAKASH TO PRODUCE "RATION CARD" BOMBAY: "Ration Card" will be the next comedy to be directed and produced by comedian Om Prakash for his company, Light and Shade Movies. Om Prakash is now producing and directing another comedy, "Gateway of India," for his concern. The theme of "Ration Card"NAFEN - 172 words
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256 1956-05-27 4 Indian Coal Output To Be Increased BOMBAY: The Government or India are understood to have made a reallocation In coal targets set for the second Plan period between the public and private sectors. According to a Mining Syndicate spokesman here, the State will produce 10 million tons of additional coalNAFEN - 256 words
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Article146 1956-05-27 4 AMRXTSAR: Talks between the Government of India and the Maha Punjab Samiti representatives on the future of the Punjab are expected to ■start soon, Mr. KrishnaJal Jan Sangh leader and General' Secretary of the Maha Punjab Samiti told a public meeting. He said he hoped it was146 words
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Article527 1956-05-27 4 Dr. Keskar'g Appeal language* whethwfcl A« iSSUf^S^^* lll tlle people's «wm me British rule, the growth of the Indian languages was arrested as English prayed the role of the medium of higher thoughts and that of the intellegentsia, Dr. Keakar said. To develop the different languages527 words
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334 1956-05-27 4 LAST WITNESS TO LINCOLN MURDER DIES ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA. Samuel James Seymour, believed to be the last witness to the assassination of U.*. President Abraham. Lincoln m the Ford Theatre m Washington, D.C.. on the night of April 14. 1865. died at the age of 96. Mr. Seymour, to Baltimore. Maryland,NAFEN - 334 words
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Article250 1956-05-27 4 BOMBAY: The Federation of Western India Cine Employees has been formed m bomDay. Its aims are to protect the interests or 5,000 Bombay film artists, stumo workers, lnciuaiOfr technicians, and to coordinate the activities of various trade unions of Bombay nlm studio workers. Mr. Krishna Gopal, theNAFEN - 250 words
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166 1956-05-27 4 LONDON: S. Mukherjt, the Filmistan producer, hopes to make a film m Britain, he told NAFEN today. He will leave London at the end of next week having completed arrangements for the flnal dubbing of his picture "Bombay Flight 417." It is toNAFEN - 166 words
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Article152 1956-05-27 4 BOMBAY: Ayodhaya Patl, glorious chapter from the Ramayana being filmed here by Pushpa Pictures, got off to a good start this week at Ranjit Studios. Shooting commenced on a huge set of the golden palace of the demon king Havana. Director S. Fatehlal also hasNAFEN - 152 words
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Article237 1956-05-27 4 D. M. K. TO CONTEST ELECTIONS TIRUCHIRAPALLI The D.M.X. (Dravida Munnetra Kazhagha) Confederation decided whole-heartedly to contest the ensuing general elections m accordance with the verdict of the test ballot taken with a view to sounding public opinion. The ballot indlciated that 56,942 persons voted for the D.M.X. participating m237 words
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Article59 1956-05-27 4 GENEVA, Mfty 26— A committee of the Ninth World Health Assembly urged the necessity for programmes to eradicate Malaria and not merely to keep it m check. The committee found that schemes for total eradication would be cheaper m the long run. In addition, the potential danger59 words
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Article302 1956-05-27 4 BOMBAY; The Silver Jubilee of the birth of the Indian Talkie will now be celebrated m September &A over the country by the P«un Federation «f India. The celebration has been timed to coincide with the giving awa y of the State, Awards, The SilverNAFEN - 302 words
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Article878 1956-05-27 4 RADHAKRMSHNAN'S ANALYSIS $BW DELHI. Dr. S. Radhakrtoiinan, Vice President, m a talk over A.l India Kadio on the "Teachings of jbuddkut" aatd that the Buddha aimed at a spirltua. experience m which all selfish craving is extinct and with it every fear passion. Dr. Radhakrishnan aald, "Only878 words
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Article190 1956-05-27 4 £YESTRAIN m cinemas depends largely on the I This 19 the finding of a Brittoh expert committee which nas framed recommendaUons to local licensing authorities. The committee, appointed by the illuminating EagSSLS Society, made a close studTof the problem of the "ctaema headache" with particular reSSSLSy aawe190 words
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Article113 1956-05-27 4 Fll m companies spend millions a year on publicity. Now Jn a pleasant littte stunt one of them has actual. v issuzd it to pressmen! This correspondent received eek an American fivecent piece— from M.Q.M. An accompanying- letter on behalf of Me££ ffmoilna? nrst time I have had the113 words
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1892 1956-05-27 5 Suspension of Capital Punishment In Ceylon Bill Passes Third Reading English Broadcast Not To Be Stopped of the suspension of Capital FuntahmentßllL g •»er, engaged m notgmumng the entire lm>iMicLttn7 JZZnp. rait bi UktuviuK [in.ti. ti. a. ISm.^**. ,i wneii cue *xoua« oi ifccp»w»eutative3 mv receuuy. *uv. M. PAYA3LNA wa&1,892 words
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1805 1956-05-27 5 in* of the MMpMMfcm of Capital rwliitiiuwi mn. He aaid that m 19*8 the late Mr. D. S. B«aMnke moved a resolution Id the Legislative Council fw ttaTwSLSTS by 10 v«*ec to 7, wm not implemeaCetf. -rvfc«m ia» xyoo, we men inemuer tor1,805 words
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Article, Illustration121 1956-05-27 5 A Great Tamil Scholar Speaks whose Tail •pCOCheS Ml pOfMSMIVe oratteas ta Biglkk Me alway* a 4ettgfcf to the audience, it ta schotarttaefts In Tamil aad manlwy »f English have won Mm the admiration of the intolllgeatsia m Malaya. He Is seen hTttie ptotttre above addteaala^ m gatheriny m Ipoh121 words
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Article106 1956-05-27 5 Uncle' Crept In COLOMBO: A Govern merit M.p. blamed a postmaster for the incorrect transmission of a swabhasa telegram. The M.P. Mr. W. G. M. Albert de Silva, produced a copy of a telegram at Question Time m the House of Representatives to prove that a postmaster m his electorate106 words
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Article71 1956-05-27 5 COLOMBO: The Minister of Trade and Commerce, Mr. R. G. Senanayake wants tourist guide* to achieve a high educational standard. He told the House of Representatives that he was insisting that all would-be guides should have passed 88C m English. The Minister, who was replying71 words
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Article87 1956-05-27 5 GATE MUDAUYAR M. S. KARIAPPER— If you want to abolish the death penalty abolish murder first. x x I think before we tackle we must listen. x x x Mr. 8. W. R. D. BANDARANA.KE:- hear (Mr. Suntharalingam) are going to tee the Queen on the language issue.87 words
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Article63 1956-05-27 6 ITALY FOR U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL ROME, Ma y 26.— Italy elected to the United Nations only last year would like now to become a member of the Security Council and is making soundings m friendly nations to find out mer chances. Italian policy makers would like to fill the seatAP - 63 words
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218 1956-05-27 6 RUSSIA INVITES U.K. U.S. AIR CHIEFS FOR MOSCOW AIR DAY LONDON, May 2&— The Air Ministry announced today that Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin has invited British Air Minister Nigel Birch and a group of senior Royal Air Force officers to attend Soviet Aviation Day on June 24 m Moscow.AP - 218 words
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Article136 1956-05-27 6 BY NAVIES OF U.S. &U.S.S. B. WASHINGTON, May 26: The Soviet Union has suggested an exchange of "good will" visits by ships of the United States and Soviet Navies, usually reliable sources said yesterday. The United States rejected the proposal as being impractical (or the timeReuter - 136 words
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Article53 1956-05-27 6 AFGHANISTAN ACCUSES PAKISTAN NSW DELHI: Afghanistan has protested to Pakistan against "three successive attacks by Pakistani military forces back by artillery fire on Afghan frontier posts m the Kandhar province/ the Afghan Embassy said here. According to the Embassy, three Afghan soldiers were killed and a number of villages damagedNAFEN - 53 words
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Article60 1956-05-27 6 LONDON: May 26: Syria has accepted an invitation to send a military mission to the Moscow air show next month, according to Beirut (Lebanon) Radio yesterday. Thia is the first time that a Syrian military mission has been invited to the Soviet Union. Prussian invitations haveReuter - 60 words
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Article63 1956-05-27 6 DACCA East Pakistan, May 26.— An Bast Pakistan Government spokesman ha& denied reports that Pakistani border police were responsible for firing across the border between Sy.het (East Pakistan) and Cachar In the Indian Province of Assam. Reports from 'Karimganj m Assam have alleged that Pakistani police firedReuter - 63 words
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Article46 1956-05-27 6 HONG KONG, May 26.— Red China's Foreign Ministry yesterday received letters from Egyptian Prime Minister Ga- mal Abdei Nasser and Egyptian defence Minister Abdul Hakim Amer, formally accepting Premier Chou En-lai' s invitation for them to visit Chirm. Peipinjj Radio reported. APAP - 46 words
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154 1956-05-27 6 ARGENTINE CLIMBERS' REQUEST TO A.I.R. NEW Dtutix: The Argentine's Dhauiagiri expedition has requested A.i.K. to piay Argentina's National Anthem along with the daily threeminute weather bulletin on May This is Argentina's National Day. Thus, for the first time m Argentina's history, its National Day will be celebrated by oome ofNAFEN - 154 words
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Article78 1956-05-27 6 LAKE WAL.ES, Worida May 26 a woman described as a 'model mother" killer her three daughters yesterday, placed the m carefully In their beds, then fired two pistol bullets into her own breast. Mrs. Lorene Culbeck, m critical condition m a hotpitai, told patrolman S. D.78 words
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Article131 1956-05-27 6 Canada To Invite The Queen? OTTAWA. May 2s: The Canadian Government will consider inviting Queen Elisabeth to open the St. Lawrence Seaway, Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent told the House of Cdfnmons yesterday. Asked by one member whether the Queen would be asked to open the Seaway, Mr. St. Laurent131 words
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191 1956-05-27 6 CALDER HALL: Cumberland, May 26: The world's first nuclear power station designed to produce electricity on a national scale has started working, It was officially announced recently. The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority said that the first of two atomic piles m the massive nuclearReuter - 191 words
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Article, Illustration35 1956-05-27 6 LADY TENPLER VISITS PURE LIFE SOCIETY Picture taken when Lady Templer visited the Pure life Society at Petaltng, Kuala Lnrapur, recently, Swami Satyananda, head of the Society Is seen to the left of Lady Templer.35 words
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773 1956-05-27 6 COLOMBO. The strike m Ceylon tea gardens led by the Ceylon Democratic Workers' Congress of Mr. A. Aziz, was called off on May 19 following a conference between representatives of trade unions and employers with the Prime Minister Mr. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike.773 words
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43 1956-05-27 6 INDIAN TEAM TO AFRO-ASIAN CONFERENCE A four-member Indian Students delegation to the AfroAsian Students Conference m Bandung, Arrived here yester. day by Air India international, enroute to Bandung. The delegates are (1) Ramnath Sabarwala, (2) Rajendranath Madan, (3) Chandrapal and (4) Dilip Singh.43 words
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Article29 1956-05-27 6 CLEVELAND, May 26.— Mt. Senai Hospital yesterday reported a successful operation to correct a double defect m the heart of 11-year-old Char- les Kolton.— APAP - 29 words
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Article120 1956-05-27 6 COLOMBO: A government M.P. produced a copy of an election notice issued during the general election at Question Time m the House of Representatives yesterday. The MP Mr. V. T. G. Karunaratne, produced the notice to prove his case that m his electorate120 words
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Article194 1956-05-27 6 SIGNIFICANCE OF MONTE BELLO TEST PERTH: Observers at the nuclear test m the Monte Bello island recently believe that Britain may be on the verge of achieving a defence against the atom bomb. They believe the test was an experiment with a small tactical weapon small enough to be used194 words
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155 1956-05-27 6 KARACHI. May 26.— Ihe Governor of East Pakistan, Fazlul Hug, prorogued the Provincial Assembly following Tuesday's seven hours of stormy debate cm the Budget. This means that it cannot meet again except on his call. The assembly met on Tuesday for the first time sinceReuter - 155 words
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45 1956-05-27 6 ENQUIRY INTO MISHAP OF I.A.C. PLANE BOMBAY: Capt. G. C. Arya, Area Manager, Indian Airlines Corporation, Bombay, returned nere from Anmedabad after making preliminary enquiries auout che crash-landing of a uakota recently at Anmedabad. l'ne co-pilot or the plane also arrived Dy tine same plane.45 words
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Article54 1956-05-27 6 FORT MONMOUTH Jersey: The United States army announced Mere tnat its commanders m a future war would be able to watch ttne enemy tnrough a television set fixed m a pilotless light plane. Ofncers tnus could have up-to-date information on enemy troop concentrations, bridges ana supply54 words
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Article61 1956-05-27 6 Mr. Lan blew Sin, J.F., was elected President and Mr. Gunn i-Ay Teik, 0.8. E., Vlce-Presi-dent of the Malayan Estate Owners' Association at the annual general meeting- held on May 23, m Kuala Lumpur. NEW DELHI. May 26: It has been decided that khaki and olive61 words
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