Indian Daily Mail, 23 September 1956
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Title Section18 1956-09-23 1 Sl/iVD^y EDiTtON Indian Daily Mail VOL. XH No. 219 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, aEPTIMBER 28, HMW SIX PAGES 15 CENTS18 words
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269 1956-09-23 1 ALLEGES CHANGES IN AIMS LONDON. Sep«'. 22, The 18nation Sue/ conference ended Friday night with France— one of its sponsors refusing its immediate approval to the projected canal users association. French" Foreign Minister Christian Pineau told the conference's final session that France wouldA.P. - 269 words
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Article75 1956-09-23 1 Research Laboratories In India NEW DELHX Sept. 22.— The Board and the Governing Body of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Re.search has approved the proposal to form a coa! survey .station at Hyderabad. It wih carry out comprehensive survey of the Godavarl Valley coalfields. Other proposals approve^ by the75 words
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Article162 1956-09-23 1 PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, I Sept. 22— A Hindu school was set afire at 3 a.m. Friday in I the sugar plantation village of I Felicity where, early thtal week, a political clash ended! with 40 persons going to jail and 12 to the hospital.A.P. - 162 words
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Article200 1956-09-23 1 SYDNEY, Sept. 22. -Hundreds of teenagers terrorised city crowds last Wight in sydney first "Rock'n Roll" riot. The excited mob sent bystanders sprawlir.g on the road an<i buffeted others as they jived in the streets. Crowds rushed for cover as the mob disorganised traffic inReuter - 200 words
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Article52 1956-09-23 1 NEW DELHI. Sept. 22.— Frof M S Thacker, Director General of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research left for Australia on Sept. 22 at the invitation of Australian Government. During his one month's stay in Australia. Prof. Thacker wiil visit various research institutions ard meet52 words
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Article46 1956-09-23 1 LONDON, Sept. 22, Princess Margaret left London by air yesterday to begin a *ivcweek tour of East Africa. Her British Overseas Airways Corporation Argonaut Airliner, Ajax, took off just before 9.30 a.m. for Mombasa, Kenya, via Gibraltar. Kanu an Entebbe. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article67 1956-09-23 1 LONDON, Sept. 22, Princess Margaret, bound. for British East African colonies md the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, was having a smoo. flight in her Argonaut aircraft, the British Oversea* Airways Corporation reported last night. A message from the piane said tho crossing of the Sahara Deseit wasA.P. - 67 words
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295 1956-09-23 1 RESULT OF SUEZ CRISIS WASHINGTON, Sept. 22, ItoteraatloiiaJ officiate of Itae Commerce Department said the Suez Canal crisis was expecied to result in a strengthening of Egypt's trade ties with Asia, especially Jananlnd In& as weH as wHh the Soviet Woe. They reported thatReuter - 295 words
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Article87 1956-09-23 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 22, Viet Nam has become the 60th member of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Ambassador Tran Van Chuong signed the articles of agreement in a simple cerrmony Friday at the U.S. Statn Department. He expressed pleasure that his country had joined the family of87 words
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152 1956-09-23 1 KARACHI. Sept. 22-- Normal life in Pakistan's capital was paralyzed yesterday by a general strike protesting the killing of Moslems in religious riots in India. A large procession marched through the city's main streets with anti-Indian slogans. Other people demonstrated outside the Indian HighA.P. - 152 words
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Article304 1956-09-23 1 Facilities Required After The Transfer Bandaranaike Informed COLOMBO. Sept. 22— Cey- t lon received a communication i from Britain on the transfer i of the British Naval and Air Bases at Trincomalee and i Katunayake to Ceylon. i Disclosing this the Prime Minister, Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike,Reuter - 304 words
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Article146 1956-09-23 1 NEW DELHI. Sept. 22r— I "The primary objective of diplomacy is to maintain peace and international stability. War is falire of diplomacy," said Mr. G. L. Mehta, Indian Ambassador to U.S.A.. while delivering the inaugural address at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy on146 words
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Article14 1956-09-23 1 US$ 250,000 in gold and th* equivalent of US$2 250.000 n local currency. A.P.A.P. - 14 words
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Article242 1956-09-23 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray said last night he still favours an immediate halt to testing of large nuclear bombs. But he said the question should not be dealt with in an atmosphere of "campaign talk." Noting that his name "has beenAP - 242 words
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Article40 1956-09-23 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 22.— Sardar Knvalam Madhava Panikkar has been appointed Ambassador of India to France in succession to Sardar H. S. Malik. He will be assuming charge of his assignment In the beginning Of December.40 words
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153 1956-09-23 1 Bilingual Education In Tamil Schools Prominent Educationists and Tamil Teachers of Singapore at a meeting held yesterday at the Ramakrishna Mission Hal) decided to submit a memorandum to the Minister for Education, urging the introduction of bilingual education in Tamil Schools. A committee of seven with Mr. G. Sarangapany, President153 words
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Article, Illustration104 1956-09-23 1 Over two hundred senior school boys and girls, including a bus-load from Kajang, packed the British Council Hall last week (September 18) to hear lectures on careers io Malaya sponsored by the Vocational Service Committee of the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club. One of the lectures was104 words
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238 1956-09-23 1 India's Vice-President Arriving In Singapore: Half Hour Halt At Airport The Vice-President of India, Dr. S. Radhakrit»n nan, will arrive in Singapore on Wednesday, Sept. 26. by K.L. M. Flight No. XL 821 si 1.35 pm, on hfe way to Djakarta. After about half an hour halt at the Singapore238 words
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95 1956-09-23 1 IND SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION ON SUEZ ISSUE BOMBAY. Sept. 22, About 30 members of the Socialist Party yesterday demonstrated in front of the office of Britain's Deputy High Commits sioner here protesting against the British Governments attitude in the Suez issue. The demonstrators, who carried placards reading "no forco should heReuter - 95 words
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Advertisement120 1956-09-23 1 BUONTMB •578.00W The Lovely Sari That Stays Lovely. Indian Handwoven saris ran be /^9083 washed at home, never loose their jr graceful drape, their lovely colours. <im How lovely you look in your handwoven sari! And it is so strong V^ so hard-wearing, ill lasts longWash handwoven saris as often120 words
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Article157 1956-09-23 2 NEW DELHI. The first batch of the Chinese Agricultural Science Study Mission consisting of eight members arrived here. It comprises 20 members in all but they have been divided into three groups to cover the different subjects of their study. The first group which haa arrived157 words
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637 1956-09-23 2 KATMANDU, Nepal— dom, whose stoat Gurkha position in Tibet 100 years maDy accepting Chinese C; Nepalese officials now negotiating with a Red Chinese delegation are expected t o give up special trading privileges and a 10.000 rupee (U'Ss2,loo) wjrMial tribute conceded by637 words
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210 1956-09-23 2 DEMAND FOR ADMISSION OF RED CHINA TO ATOM TALKS NEW YORK. Sept. 21— The Soviet Union called for an invitation to Communist China to attend the International Atomic Energy Conference which opened at United Nations Headquarters yesterday. The call was made by Mr. treorgi Zarubln, the Chief Soviet delegate, soon210 words
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Article213 1956-09-23 2 —Tito and Sukarno VIENNA. Sept. 21- Indonesia's President Sukarno said last night that he and President Tito of Yugoslavia agreed that the Suez Canal crisis must be solved peacefully. He added "we believe strongly that the solution of the problem cannot be achieved by the unilateral action213 words
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Article133 1956-09-23 2 MADRAS; An informal meeting of representative Christians of Madras State took place on the invitation of Chevalier J. L. P. Roche-Victoria. K. S. G., M. L. A. Mr A. V. Thomas, M.P., Dr. M. Santosham Councilor, Corporation, Mr. Arulmarinathan, Alderman, Mr. Mariasusai, ViceChairman, St. Thomas Mount Cantonment133 words
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Article, Illustration1706 1956-09-23 2 HOW IT BEGAN •pHE prime Minister began by being polite, but frank. The thing was impossible. Then, as his listener kept interrupting, he raised his voice and declared that even if ali the engineers in Europe insisted it could be done, that would not alter his1,706 words
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422 1956-09-23 2 Profits From Books: Share For Authors NAG3PUR: A "tamrapatra" (engraved copper-platal was presented by the President. Dr. Rajendra Pfasad, to Mahamahopadhyaya V. V. Mirashi. a well-known Sanskrit and: research srhdtar, fa the traditional style for bis original contribution to Oriental literature. Nine of the 13 Hindi and Marathi authors, whose422 words
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Article145 1956-09-23 2 WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. Ten American ship pilots who have responded to an Egyptian offer of high pay for, work on the Suez Canal were invited by the State Department yesterday to talk it over. Press Officer Lincoln White said: "If,' after having explained to them145 words
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Article191 1956-09-23 2 NBWYORK. Sept. 2i-_ r T Moiwwi Shabandar, iraqt a* basswtor to the United a*£ predicted yesterday Tat to 10 years hla country w O ut have an annual incon* 5 uasi,ooo,ooo,ooo. Addressing a Council Islamic Affairs luncheon the Hotel Pierre here Ambassador said Iraq now r191 words
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Article85 1956-09-23 2 EDUCATIONALISTS LEAVE FOR MOSCOW o E DELHI: Ten members of the delegation of Indian educationalists to the USSR in. eluding the leader of the del". MP 01 P X° f Humav un Kabir. M -P- le ft here for Moscow fh Th two other members of the delegation Mr. j.85 words
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157 1956-09-23 2 UHIXVA: BAY: Large crowd* are being drawn to a house it NiJaveli, where a 'Voice* is said to be heard in a room Without the name or tiie purpose of a person's visit being disclosed, the 'Voice 1 calls out to each one157 words
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Article120 1956-09-23 2 ins^ G^F R: President RajSKftfaPE* cx P««>ed The t«SKJ2ftA the P^em of untouchabiiity would be com2un& f adica ted from the 3? lLl n short Um^ 'He Sfcted^^W tte probJem 2 S3L'* > av ta some form ■j* i th 1fv lta root s "as beeD badly shaken.120 words
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Article132 1956-09-23 2 wiuna bay: The ruins of an ancient vihara believed to be over 2,000 years old have been discovered in a locality now known as Kanniravi, one mile from the village of Pulmoddai- a predominently Muslim village in the Kaddukulam Pattu, about 28 miles north ot Trincomalee. The ruins132 words
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119 1956-09-23 3 Welfare work under the aegis of the Asia Foundation Jean arrived in Ceylon at 10.30 p.m. on Thursday last and they were married the following: morning at the Metho;r.As£ssssss* presentative of the Asia Foundation in Ceylon and Miss Betty Jann of the119 words
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Article445 1956-09-23 3 oJ^B*^ The flfth confer?£^^L Secretaries of LegislacSiSS 1 India met the STLI e^°° m of the Ma^ras Legislative Assembly, Government Estate, and discussed and reached conclusions on subjects relating to matters of progS re f in some of toe State Legislatures, Mr. M. N ?r a es!dS Cretary445 words
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Article387 1956-09-23 3 COLOMBO: The principle ot the Bandaranaike Government was "Be very friendly and help the minorities," said Mr W Dahanayake. Minister of Education, at a special conference of the All-Ceylon Government Islamic Teachers' Union at Zahira College, Colombo. He said the Government was always prepared to387 words
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Article436 1956-09-23 3 COLOMBO: The Education Department is unable to find suitable persons to correct science and mathematics papers answered in Sinhalese. A large number of persoas who normally correct answer papers in English have refused to correct Sinhalese scripts. Among those who have refusel are several university graduates and436 words
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Article429 1956-09-23 3 LpNDON: The. Government •L. 11^?: has entered 25 Bri- JWb Ught Jet fighters the ■^Jgid "Goat" was revealed here. They will also manufacture "Gnats" under licence in India at the Hindustan Aircraft works in Bangalore. Both the British and Ihdian- l^K wIU have tne Bristol "Orpheus" engine429 words
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Article242 1956-09-23 3 C.S. R. DEAD MADRAS: We regret to record the death of Dewan Bahadur C. S. Rathnasabapati Mudaliar, leading industrialist of Coimtoatore here on Sept. IS due to heart attack. Mr. Mudaliar who was about 70, came to the City four dajb back in connection with the death of the wife242 words
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236 1956-09-23 3 NlCpsU, CT^fiys, sept. 21 —Three tJreek Cypriot rebels w«re hanged by British authorities, at Nicosia Central prison today for violence and murder. ,A police official came out ii-om behind the massive prison walls and told reporters the executions were carried out shortly before 2A.P. - 236 words
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Article192 1956-09-23 3 UPLIFT OF BACKWARD CLASSES NEW DELHI: The Government of India is actively considering the question of setting up a Central Evaluation Organisation -to audit achio/« merits in the work for the advancement of backward classes under the Second Five-Year Plan, it is learnt here. The proposed organisation is also expected192 words
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Article48 1956-09-23 3 CHANDIGARH: The Punjab Government has banned the entry into Amiritsar district of Mr. Dcv Prashad Ghosh President of the All-India Bhartiya Jan Sangh, it was officially stated here. Mr. Ghosh is on a tour of some Punjab districts for the U$ fcv 4ay&48 words
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Article, Illustration76 1956-09-23 3 Front view of the $1(XM>00 building of the Tamil* Reform Association at 125 Serangoon Road, which was declared open by Mr. P. Govindasamy Pillai J.P., last Sunday, Sept. 16, 1956. (Below) a section of the gathering listening to a music concert programme in the building on76 words
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Article411 1956-09-23 3 N. L As. Office Of Profit KURNOOL: The State Government have published tha Andhra Payment of Salaries and Removal of Disqualifications (Amendment) Bill. 1956, seeking to remove the disqualification of the members of the State Legislature for holding the office of Chairman or member of any Committee or body appointed411 words
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Article116 1956-09-23 3 SKIPPER BLAMES RUSSIAN A TESTS CAPETOWN, South Africa ep ii «'PPew who may be diverted here from the Suez canal got a stem warning yesterday from commodore G. H. Mayhew. m I* 16 Commander of the Bri"si| B er Pretoria Castle on al w hei ?u frOn Southamp. ton saidA.P. - 116 words
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Article173 1956-09-23 3 DACCA: Mr. H. S. Suhra wardy. Pakistan's new Premier. told a questioner on Kashmir that he would not promise what he was not able to perform. "I do not want posterity to know me as one who did not keep his word.'* he added. Mr. Suhrawardy,173 words
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Article92 1956-09-23 3 m<£ U v ISB V£ G < WeSl Ormany): Demag, one of Germany s largest producers of V »Z% machi «cry, last week moS W an announcement made last week that a contract would be signed shortly under which West German in fZ R/)urk l a Steel92 words
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Article174 1956-09-23 3 BONUS TO BOMBAY WORKERS BOMBAY: The Labour Appellate tribunal here consisting of Mr. F. Jeejeebhoy. Chairman and Mr. D. E. Reubyn (mpmbtr). decided a group of cross appeals by the Bharut Timber Industries, Bombay and its 65 workmen represented by General Kamgar Union (Red Flag), over an industrial court's award174 words
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Article48 1956-09-23 3 BARBADOS, 8.W.1.. Sen JJjT- Premier Orantlev Adlm< niai Office regarding the Colony's next flve.year dovelopment plan. Adams will join Dr. A. s v^to a member of the Barpa--25 ypP« H;> u»€ in Monti^al and the two wUI spend three wwHs m Canada before flytns48 words
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Article614 1956-09-23 4 Speculative Losses BOMBAY: While disposing of an Income-tax reference at the Bombay High Court, the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Tendolkar took Judicial notice of the fact that in recent times businessmen had been known to buy speculative losses to order to reduce their profits. That mischief, Their Lord ships614 words
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Article, Illustration68 1956-09-23 4 Mr. Subramaniam and his bride, former MiM TheJvayanai, daughter of Mr. M. Natarajan, Library Assistant, University of Malaya. The marriage was celebrated recently in Karaikudi, South India. The bridegroom is the son of Puthur Palaniappa CnetSeen in the picture are Nachiappan, brother of the bridegroom. Mi*» Meiyammai, sister68 words
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427 1956-09-23 4 RETENTION OF ENGLISH C. Re's PLEA MADRAS: Mr. C. Rajagopalachari reiterated his view that English should be retained i as the official language of the country when he declared open a library, at the North Madras "Ma. Po. Si." Manram in Rava- j puram. He adduced the reason that during427 words
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Article161 1956-09-23 4 CAIRO. Sept. 21.— The Egyptian Government sponsored Middle East News Agency announced that 'Egypt has decided to draw upon her frozen balances in the United States for the payment of her annual allocation to the United Nations.' The announcement said the United Nations would be161 words
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Article, Illustration260 1956-09-23 4 (SINGAPORE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Ye^r Hock, the ether day proudly declared that Umar Pulavar Tamil School was his own and that he would do everything possible to that school. The occasion was a dinner by Janab S. N. Shaik Ally J.P., in honour260 words
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Article84 1956-09-23 4 MADRAS: The City Police Dog Squad has sustained a great loss in the death of Deva, the ablest of the lot. Deva was admitted to the h#spital attached to the Veterinary College, Periamat, and died in the night. The result of post-mortem is awaited. Deva,84 words
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Article, Illustration19 1956-09-23 4 A section of the gathering at the dinner. Mr. G. Sarangapany reading the address of felicitation m the occasion19 words
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453 1956-09-23 4 Inflation Hits India WORRY ABOUT SECOND PLAN NEW DELHI: Spiralling prices —at their highest In three years— are causing the Indian government and the Indian consumer many anxious moments. The government is worried ibout its second five year plan The consumer is corcerned about his pocketbook. For both it's a453 words
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423 1956-09-23 4 PROTECTION OF RIGHTS OF MINORITIES 1 HAWILA The prot ,n of the rights of the JUt ority races was a basic feature in a democratic system of government, said Mr. S J. V. Chelvanayakam. Q.C., at a meeting held at Kochchikade convened by the Toppuwa Tamil Protection Society. Mr. J.A.P. - 423 words
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Article654 1956-09-23 4 BHOPAL: Pifcdit Govind Ballabh Pant Union Home Minister, warned the people against the activities of anti-social elements, who tried to revive the old tendencies of the Muslim League and disturb the communal amity in the country. He appealed to thenV to assist the Government in bringing654 words
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Article108 1956-09-23 4 NAOPUR: Three Regional Food Laboratories ar^ being established in this State under the Second Five-Year Plan. These laboratories, which J*iH be located at Jabalpur, Raipur and Amravati, will do analysis of all articles of food, for which standards of purity have been prescribed under the Provention108 words
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Article, Illustration338 1956-09-23 5 NAFEN - FRITZ LANG TO FILM "TAJ MAHAL'" NAFEN NEW DELHI: Fritz Lang, a Hollywood director, is con. ndent that the can make the first really authentic film on the Taj Mahal '•faithfully Interpreting the India of the Moghul days to the west." In an interview with NAFEN, 67.year-old Lang described his338 words
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Article100 1956-09-23 5 NAFEN - NAFEN A big line-up of three feature length films of Indian and international interest is being planned by the Films Division for release shortly. The first ftlm to be released in October will be "3,500 Vr-arj, of Buddhism" produced by Blmal Roy Productions to Commemorate the100 words
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Article58 1956-09-23 5 NAFEN - NAFEN "Bhakta Dhurva" will Ye made by All India Pictures with Vinod Kumar in the title role. Sahu Modak, Sulocham, Bimal, Sunder, Shamml and Jeevan will constitute the supporting cast. Dada Gunjal will direct the film for which Avinash Vyas will compose the music and Pandit Madhur will58 words
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Article178 1956-09-23 5 NAFEN - A COLLEGE GIRL FOR MOTHER INDIA NAFEN Uzra, a local college girl, has been signed by producerdirector Mehboob Khan for an important role in his current colour fiirn, 'Mother India." She will portray the character of a village schoolmaster's daughter. Nargis, suflil Dutt, Rajendra Kumar, Chanc'hal. Kanhaiyallal, Mukri and the178 words
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Article, Illustration23 1956-09-23 5 Danneuse Satyavati, who has Joined Ram GopaTa dance troupe and will perform with them at the Edinburgh Film Festival, later touring the Continent.23 words
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Article212 1956-09-23 5 BOMBAY: The first IndoRussian co.production aim "Paradesi" will go into production here in the first week of October. lit will be shot in Sovcolor and Cinemascope. Khawja Ahmed Abbas, who will Jointly direct the film with Russian director V. I. Pronin, left Bombay yesterday for Moscow to212 words
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163 1956-09-23 5 LONDON: Born in Poona, the son of a cavalry major any conventional young man might be considered nicely fitted for an army career. But handsome, 27-year-old six-footer Michan Craig cannot be called conventional He quit school at 18, spent five years roaming the163 words
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Article248 1956-09-23 5 NAFEN - NAFEN enough oU In the w*rl d to last for at least another »00 years If consumption maintained at the 1965 level, according to latest figures. The. amount still in the earth in estimated at something like 150,000,000,000 torn*. This figure is based on248 words
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Article119 1956-09-23 5 NAFEN - NAFEN LONDON: Ram Gopaj said that he was considering an offer to appear as the Buddha la a film entitled "The Wayfarer.'' He added that discussions have been going on for the last few weeks. Ram Gopal was asked to play the role by Sir Michael119 words
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Article71 1956-09-23 5 Lalitha, the eldest of the Travancore sisters, has now decided to give up her screen career as she is contemplating marriage. The wedding is expected to take place within three to four months, it is reported. Lalitha was booked to appear for a Gevacolor dance in71 words
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Article499 1956-09-23 5 NORMAN MORRIS; NAFEN - NORMAN MORRIS NAFEN By Ancther Indian film is belatedly winning praise in Lon- J don. "Do Bigha Zamin" has been shown at festivals and by 41m societies. Now at last it is unveiled to the London public —not strictly speaking hi the < West End,499 words
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Article, Illustration42 1956-09-23 5 Men have man v crazy methods of attracting a woman's attention. One of them is crowing, with the harmonium keeping company. Vyjayaattmala wonders whether music had chauffer it* coarse when Klshore Kumar bursts into a «on£ In "New Delhi", a love tale.42 words
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Article516 1956-09-23 5 For centuries now women of all ages have had an insati- j able desire for all cosmetics, and men of all ages have striven t o give them the colcurs, textures and varieties of powers, creams, bases and lipsticks that they desire. Fashion changes the demands,516 words
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Article57 1956-09-23 5 BOMBAY: Dcv Anand's brother, Vlja v Anand, who made his screen debut ag an actor in "Joru ka Bhal", will now make his debut as a film director. Vija v will direct a film to be produced by Navketan Dcv Anahd and hi* wife, Kalpana57 words
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Article, Illustration798 1956-09-23 5 Dark-Eyed S. Indian Danseuse Making Her Debut In Hindi Film* "WHAT is there to write < about me?" said the wide-eyed Southern beauty "Ottly the usual things I where I was born, who my "amlly are, how I came into :11ms all routine, stuff." She laughed. "Real.y, it798 words
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Article52 1956-09-23 5 MadhubaJa has withdrawn from thp leading role in BR Films' "Nayu Daur" aft.',. 16 days of shooting. Vyajyantimala Is t o replace her. Ajit, Chand Usmani, J.-rvan Manmohan Krishna, l>jeiu Chitnis, Na7Jr Hussain «nd Daisy Irani constitute the supporting c*i* s O.P. Nayyar ha.s composed52 words
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Advertisement41 1956-09-23 5 LfFB OF KALIDAU 11 Mata," a film bttod Oil the life of poet Kajidas, is plan, ned for eariy production 'jy director Dhirubhai Desai tor his Sharad productions. The cast is now being choseo. Pandit Bharat Vya? will write the lyrics41 words
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Article1701 1956-09-23 6 A. N. HITRA - A. N. HITRA *GREAT SOCIAL THINKEBi AMD EDUCATIONIST By Bar.At-Uw- TAGORE SOCIETY, Singapore DOTH the East and the West acclaimed Tagore as ,a great Poet form whose lips poured forth in a ceaseless stream as from a fountain poems, lyrics, ballads, songs and music which thrilled and delighted1,701 words
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Article133 1956-09-23 6 NAFEN - Sheila Ranuuii h«a been ?f ered by an Italian nim producer in a picture to be shot in ItaJy. n «n interview with NAFEN on her arrival from her recent European tour Stieila Ramani said she waa seriously considering the offer. "The offer has certain^133 words
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384 1956-09-23 6 JANESVII^LE, WIS. A revolutionary new fountain pen which fills itself automatically was announced here today by the Parker Pen Company the Parker 61. A Complete new and unique fountain pon it fills itself by itself in Just 10 seconds uping capillary attraction alone! It384 words
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Article, Illustration222 1956-09-23 6 MANY Tamils and Tamil organisations in the Colony sent wreaths and messages of condolence on the l occasion of the funeral of the late Mr. Chia Hock Chwee, a prominent Singapore Chinese, who though educated took to fishing ad a career and profession. Mr. Chia222 words
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Article, Illustration97 1956-09-23 6 NEW DELHI, Sept. 22— The Indian hockey team for Melbourne Olympic Games has been announced. The team has 18 players. Balbir Singh (PunJab) will be the captain. Other members of the team are: Laxman, R. Francis, Bakshish Singh, R.S. Gentle. Balkishen Singh, W.W. Claudius, O.97 words
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Article895 1956-09-23 6 Following is the gist in English of the speech delivered by Hit Holiness Paranjothi Mahan recently at Victoria Memorial Hall, on the subject of "God and I" or "SELF REALISATION". The subject under discussion, is "GOD I" or self realization. This subject can I.c divided into three895 words
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Advertisement127 1956-09-23 6 To-day: 8.15— 6.80 B. IS p.m. South East Asia Film CoY *|d y|i starring ttf Fearless NADIA JH^HHk^IB JOHN CAVAS «^^WWBBHBfcftii2f^lH^l T«»-dH.v 11 a.m. (Serial) .Innjjle Dnims of Africa" II :nl.ii:l I >Miliitlii-l:;;i|iiii|niiiiiNliiri'ii V A L NOW SHOWING To-day 3 Shows at 1.30 5.00—8.30 p.m. To-morrow 2 Shows at 3.00127 words
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