Indian Daily Mail, 26 July 1953
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Title Section18 1953-07-26 1 SUNDAY EDITION Indian Daily Mail OL. IX. No. 165. SINGAFUKE, SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1953. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS18 words
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Article251 1953-07-26 1 Calcutta Police Attack Pressmen Photographers NEW DELHI, July 25 The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, goes to Karachi today for talks with the Pakistan Prime Minister, which, it is hoped here, will lay the foundations for ending the tension which marred Indo-Pakistan relations since they becameReuter - 251 words
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Article69 1953-07-26 1 RANGOON, July 25.— lndiau :oins bearing the effigy of tht British raters .still circulating n Banna are to be withdrawn, .he Mini-slry of Finance and ttevenue announced. A statement said anna ana >ya coins wore circulating :ide by sido at present and ;reating "confusion." InA.P. - 69 words
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211 1953-07-26 1 Churchill Returns Well To Chequers WENDOVER England July 25. Pnmo Minister Sir Winston Churchill, looking his old robust self again, returned to his official home m the English countryside Friday after about a month's rest ordered by his doctors. His office announced the 78--year-old statesman would stay at Chequers, the211 words
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Article, Illustration182 1953-07-26 1 BOMBAY. July 25. The Bombay High Court yesterday upheld the acquittal of an Indian journalist of charges of forging a document to show thai Mr. Chester Bowles, then American Ambassador to India desired to meet Indian (Communist leaders for a friendly chat. The HighA.P. - 182 words
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Article2146 1953-07-26 1 REFLECTIONS OF A RAMBLER A SWALLOW DOES NOT MAKE A SUMMER iVl V I;imbin propensities led me to explore countiie.s In :he West for -ibout coup'.o i months. The immediate revocation was the Coronation .elebrations at London and ois v.dit served as a pretext >o iout Europe, as many do.2,146 words
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232 1953-07-26 1 THOUGHT OF EVEN A MINORITY OF ONE IS PRECIOUS POSSESSION OF ANY SOCIETY LOS ANGELES. July 25.--"The most precious possession of any society," saya Dr. Rob crt Maynard Hutchins. "is the thought of a minority— even the minority of ont-.' "The rule of the majority without UiscUb.-Son and criticism isA.P. - 232 words
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148 1953-07-26 1 CAIRO, July 25.— The British Military Attache m Cairo arrived m London Kriday and •;ii>l he know.s "ie whereabouts of a British soldier who Is missing m the Suez Canal Zonn area. "Wo are aware," said Brlgndirr G. W. Duke, "of the exact position ofA.P. - 148 words
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Article358 1953-07-26 1 From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, July 25.— A partial hartal among schools and shops was observed m the city yesterday as Dravida .Kalagham too«c out a long procession throughout the city from Koyapuram to Triplicane lieach. There a mammoth audience congregated to hear Kalagham leaders speak358 words
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Article177 1953-07-26 1 WASHINGTON, July 25. Senator Joseph McCarthy and Sen. J. W. Fulbright clashed angrily yesterday m a row over the international exchange of students and alleged Communist books m the Government's Overseas libraries. At one point, Sen. McCartny accused Sen. Fulbright of being "afraid to answer" questions. Sen. FulbrightA.P. - 177 words
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Article41 1953-07-26 1 LONDON, July 25.— A man te'ephoned Buckingham Palace to sneak to Queen Elizabeth <»rrt w»<! told ft car won Id be Si pick him up, but two a arrived Instead a »S told yesterday, denied being drunk ReuterReuter - 41 words
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991 1953-07-26 2 VERNON BARTLETT - VERNON BARTLETT by Authoritative writer and broattarter on international affair BefM« he joined the l^onrton "News Chronicle" «n 1934, he travelled widely a« r,re, B n correspondent o "The Time*" and oth^r United Kingdom newspapers A forme Meinbf-r of Parliament and Honorary Consultant to991 words
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Article, Illustration251 1953-07-26 2 CALCUTTA The police made a search last week for "explosive" m the State HQ and parliamentary offices of the Oommuni&t Party of India, Mr. Bhupesh Gupta, M.P. said. Mr. Ambica Chakravarty, a Communist ML.A, was taken into custody under the Preventive Detention Act, following the raid. TheFOC - 251 words
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Article124 1953-07-26 2 HAZARIBAGH: Acharya Vinoba Bhave, addressing Congress workers referred tc West Bengal's claims over parts of Bihar and Bihar's counter-claims over parts of West Bengal and said that .«uch claims and counter-claims would lead to division and weaken the country. To preserve the unity of the country itFOC - 124 words
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Article462 1953-07-26 2 VIENNA If you pass the shop of a car deaier anywhere m the Western world and admire a shiny new car, you take it for granted it works as well as it looks. You take it as a matter of course that the windshield wiper wipes the windshieldA.P. - 462 words
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198 1953-07-26 2 Planning Board For Pakistan Announced KARACHI: The Pakistau Government announced the setting up of v Planning Board with Mr. Zahid Hussala, Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, as Chairman. Mr. Hussain will shortly be relieved of his present post to take up his new office. The Board will haveFOC - 198 words
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Article, Illustration44 1953-07-26 2 PHOTO Dr. Frank N. D. Buchman (centre), initiator of Moral Re-Armament, greets the thirtyseven representatives from India and Pakistan as they arrived at Mountain House. Caux, Switzerland to attend the World Assembly of the movement m Caux, Switzerland. A.P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article210 1953-07-26 2 EARLY ELECTIONS IN PEPSU URGED NEW DELHI: A deputation of Akali leaders from PEPSU met Dr. Katju and urged early general elections m the State. Led by the Chief of the Rlyasti Akali Dal, Jathedat Pritam Singh Gojran, the deputation demanded that the elections should not be held under theFOC - 210 words
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Article172 1953-07-26 2 CAPETOWN, July 24.— Mr. Jacobus Strauus, leader of the United Party opposition yesterday gave the Prime Minister Dr. Malan his party's ananimoug decision on the attempt to give legal foice to .he removal of Cape coloured /oters from ihe common rice toral roll. The United PartyReuter - 172 words
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Article139 1953-07-26 2 MELBOURNE: Two chil dren playing m a backyard iast week unearthed a jar containing A£Boo (about £640) und started Melbourne police digging up thousands of pounds of banknotes m other jars. Detectives believe their find may be some of the £33,593 Australian army pay roll stolen from anReuter - 139 words
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90 1953-07-26 2 Playwright's Sauce Is Not Professor's! .LONDON, July Author and playwright J.B. Priestley yesterday married novelist. Jacquetta Hawks, who has collaborated with him m writing some of his plays. Priesttey is 58 and his bride 42. The new Mrs. Priestley is the ex- wife of Oxford University Prof. Christopher Hawks. HawksA.P. - 90 words
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Article294 1953-07-26 2 NJ£W DELHI: A delegation of over 30 Indian aitists ieft New Delhi last week on a cultural mission to China. Led by Mr. Sachin Sen Gupta of Bengal, ttie delegation includes Poet-Laureate Vallatiiol of Kerala and hi 3 troupe of dancers and famed exponents ofFOC - 294 words
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388 1953-07-26 2 Protest Against Malabar Tenancy Amending Bill MADRAS: The Malabar Kisan Panchayat jatha staged a demonstration last Thursday m the City m order to bring to the notice of the Government what were described as "objectional features" of the Bill to amend the Malabar Tenancy Act. The Bill was recently introducedFOC - 388 words
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Advertisement29 1953-07-26 2 GOLDEN jj^^% PIMLPI HAIR OIL Ml fit* HAIR DOES NOT j|^^fef| TINUED USE OF IS GOLDEN AMLA! 1 j j BENGAL a CHEJ»IICAL, HHlffllf F NAINA^MOHAMID 4 SONS LTD.29 words
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Article, Illustration521 1953-07-26 3 NEW YORK: Plastics come to the fore m clever and unusual uses m new products. A vinylite resin is used m a c-oap-type eraser. It produces few crumbs m erasing and lasts longer than conventional erasers. New hand luggage made of extremely strong fibreglas reinfo reed521 words
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Article116 1953-07-26 3 AMI3ALA About 60 pei sons perished m the woist boat duster Id the Sutlej n«?ur Klr^tpur (HoshlarpUr district) laM week. Aboui ten others ■wan to safety or were rcb cued by boatmen the report idded. inquiries made mdicau-Q trnt the tragedy occurred wtaa ;i ferryboat underFOC - 116 words
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Article365 1953-07-26 3 WHAT GEESE THINK OF MEN WASHINGTON: The trouble with some silly geese has been diagnosed at last. The poor creatures may think (a) that they are human beings, or (b) that human beings are geese. The National Geographic has been looking into the goose situation and its report is very365 words
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Article213 1953-07-26 3 NEW DELHI: India has ratified the International Wheat Agreement but the ceiling of import fixed In agreement for India has been reduced from 1.5 million tons to one million tons a year. The reduction m th; quota was sought by India m view of her improved213 words
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634 1953-07-26 3 Says Some Invisible Being Followed Him While Descending From Peak LAHOHK: The members who ronquered Nanga Pari>at arrived hero from Rawalp ndi. The parcy included Hermann Huhi, who climbed to t ie Miminit and* Dr. HtTligkorfer, leader of the expedition. They were profuselyFOC - 634 words
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Article144 1953-07-26 3 MADRAS: A Press Note ibsued on the publication of the final electoral rolls for the constituencies Of the Madra* Legislative Assembly ;»mi the House of the People snys tha' the final rolls, if published <»r> or before Oct. 1, 1953, wil' c:me into force on Oct. 1 Where.FOC - 144 words
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719 1953-07-26 3 SIKH FARMER CONVERTS JUNGLE INTO FARM b a teh Singh, i>o-year-old ;:il<h farmer, is a modern pioneer who has transformed -•U acres of jungle brush into ,i thriving farm m the heart of the Punjab. The story of Fateh Singh goes back to a hot summer clay m Ibsl. Indian719 words
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Article167 1953-07-26 3 CAIRO, July 24.- President Mohammed Neguib of Egypt said last night that Britain and the United States were Egypt's natural friends as she was theirs. "But Egypt must first achieve her full freedom and sovereignty before she could enter into any alliance or pact",Reuter - 167 words
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Article185 1953-07-26 3 TEHERAN: Dr. Matin Daftary, ex-Prime Minister of Iran, said "I am n witness to the amazing economic and industrial progress India has made during the few years of ncr freedom. I have visited India twice during the last four years and therefore can speak with185 words
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Article163 1953-07-26 3 CAUJUTVA, July 24. The Indian Journalists Association yesterday unanimously decided not to publish for seven days from Wednesday all West Bengal government press notes and communiques as a protest against police attacks on reporters Wednesday. Eighteen reporters were injured, two seriously, and 15 of themReuter - 163 words
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Article64 1953-07-26 3 KARACHI: The Pakistan lovernor-General named cigarettes as an "essential com■nodlty" thereby giving the Central Government powers to jontrol their price, and distribution. Following the GoveraorGeneral's order, the Pakistan 'Government fixed the price of various brands of cigarettes. m recent months, cigarette r>nces here have shot upFOC - 64 words
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Article, Illustration423 1953-07-26 3 Development Of Industries In East Bengal DACCA Mr. MOhnmmra AH Pakistani Piemier, said here that it was the earnest desire of his Government to promote and assist the growth of industries m E<ist Bengal. nut success m that direction largely depended on the cooperation and assistance of the Government andFOC - 423 words
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Article216 1953-07-26 3 The total value of United Kingdom tourist traffic for 1952 was seven per cent higher than m the Festival year of 1951. North American traffic exceeded expectations and a 20 per cent increase m United States dollar earnings was achieved. Overseas visitors to the U.K.216 words
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Article102 1953-07-26 3 LONDON, July 24. Present arrangements for sending Gurkha recruits from Nepal to Malaya arc not affected by the recent recruitment agreement between the British and Nepal Government, Mr. John Foster, Commonwealth Relations Un-dor-Secretary said yesterday. Mr. Graeme Finlay a Conservative had asked m the House of CommonsReuter - 102 words
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Article84 1953-07-26 3 WASHINGTON, July 2-i. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., said yesterday he is confident any move to admit Red China to the United Nations could be defeated. Lodge made the statemert m giving his first report to Congress on his stewaidship as U.S. ambassador to theA.P. - 84 words
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Article97 1953-07-26 3 "1 s uppose the smallest sound of all is that of caterpillars eating. You may find it difficult to believe that this is audible. I can tell you that you stand beside a sallow bush on which there is a fair-sized population of puss moth caterpillars you can97 words
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398 1953-07-26 4 Ceylon News: entering' India norn iv the same way as they are applied to persons coming to India from other countries. A.ll such persons will be required to have travel documents issued by the appropriate authority and m case ofFOC - 398 words
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Article41 1953-07-26 4 Mr. L. .J. P. J. Craig ha* taken up hit appointment as Information Secretary at the Commis.iionei -General's Office m yucce.ssion to Mr. K. R Welbore Ker. Mr. Craig is the Official spokesman for the Con-inus.sioner-General's Office41 words
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Article169 1953-07-26 4 I .should think the British traveller abroad can now be spotted at once— and not through a tweed suit, and English accent and a superior aiv but because they arc pro bdbly talking about food. It Used to be considered bad tasie to talk about it, just169 words
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Article, Illustration49 1953-07-26 4 PHOTO Marooned by swirling flood water, six persons stand on the roof of the railway station at Kanaya, two hundred miles south of Tokyo after the River Arita, which flows past Kanaya became a torrent. Note railway coach seen at right m picture A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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195 1953-07-26 4 COLOMBO: The Prime Mi--lister, Mr. Dudley Senanayake, las ordered the establishnent m plantation areas of v lumber of sub-offices of the department for Registration oj indian and Pakistani residents n Ceylon. This is the first step toward: fulfilling the assurance given by Mr. SenanayakeFOC - 195 words
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475 1953-07-26 4 COLOMBO, Ceylon, July ?A. Police used tear gas and batons to disperse a truculent crowd near Ceylon's House of Representative yesterday as t'iu Finance .Minister, -111. Jayawardene, made his budget speech. Several people, including a Buddhist priest, were injured. Government withdrawalReuter - 475 words
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Article242 1953-07-26 4 Entries arc invited by the Secretary, Singapore Kerala lamajnm. 44, nuce Course cttMd, Singapore 8, for the following items on are before Aug. 5, 1953. Men (Seniors) 18 years and above (1) 100 yards Dasn; (2) 4.10 yards Race; (3) 1 Mile Race; (4) 120 yards242 words
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Article96 1953-07-26 4 'The paradoxical lesson ot science fiction is to teach Btt modesty. When we reach out for the stars, our limitation's oecome grotesquely apparent The heroes of science fiction iiave unlimited power and pos iibilities, but their feelings and reactions m even the most fantastic situation96 words
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Article66 1953-07-26 4 "I remember two houyewivi> who watched DM toiling away m the blazing sun for a good fifteen minutes. I had been wielding a heavy pick all day. rather a neat bit of excavation and was just then brushing up to be photographed. At laat one of the women66 words
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Advertisement150 1953-07-26 4 Today at 1.30, 5 8.30 p.m. Tomorrow at 3 JO 7.30 p.m. M. K. Thyagaraja Bhag-avathar, T. R Rajakumari, N. S. Krishnan T. A. Mathuram m I HARIDAS Tamil Screening Brand New Copy Tuneful Music Captivating Dances! supported by Coronation Celebration of Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth 11, and the150 words
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Advertisement50 1953-07-26 4 SULTAN Today: 4 7 9.80 p.m. "Moti Mahal" (m Hindustani) with Suraiya and Ajit TODAY 11 a.m.: "Cherokee Uprising" and "Shadows of the West" (Double Wester Action Films) Today: 3.15 6.50 9.15 p.m. -Vinimi and Shekher m "BARI BAHOO" (m Hindustani) VERY SOON: JHANJAR with English Subtitles F-».WWW.« g r441U4.fc.4.M...44t.*.;r50 words
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