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Title Section17 1955-02-04 1 Indian Daily Daily VOL. X. NO. 347. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBR lARY 4, 1955 SIX PAGES 15 CENTS17 words
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14 1955-02-04 1 MANCHESTER, Feb 3 The Dally Herald (Socialist) luted14 words
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520 1955-02-04 1 Nehru Busy On Formosa MEETS U. S., U. K., RED CHINA ENVOYS Behind The-Scenes Move To Ease Tension LONDON, Feb. 3. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, India's Prime Minister, and Mr. Winthrop Aldrich, United States Ambassador to Britain, had a 30-m unite meeting here today on the Formosa crisis. The American envoyReuter - 520 words
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151 1955-02-04 1 INDIA HEADS PEACE ATOM COMMISSION UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. freb. 3 u.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold an* tiounced yesterday he appointed India's chief atom scientis; t>nd an Amgrican atom-planl pioneer to the two top posts m the first world conference on peaceful uses of the atom at Geneva beginning Aug.AP - 151 words
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Article53 1955-02-04 1 TOKYO, Feb. 3 A leading Japanese businessman who recently (returned hefe from China said today Communist Chinese Premier, Mr. Chou En Lai, had stated that Japan would not have to withdiaw Its recognition of the Nationalist Chinese Government as a pre-requisite to establishing "friendly relations" with theReuter - 53 words
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Article161 1955-02-04 1 MOSCOW, Feb. 3.— Britain had assumed a ''particularly wretctied position" ever Formosa as a country which maintains diplomatic relations With Communist China, the Soviet Government newspaper Izvestia declared today. The Idea of recognising the existence of two Chinas as proposed by Sir Anthony Eden theReuter - 161 words
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Article, Illustration62 1955-02-04 1 PHOTO. Waving singing orphans evacuated from the Tachen Itlands, caU on Madame Chiang Kai-Shek, left, at Taipeh, Formosa, on Jan. 29. The 84 children, aged S to 7, were among the first to be evacuated from the Tachen Islands last week. They will be placed mAP - 62 words
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146 1955-02-04 1 From Our Own Correspondent TRIVANDRUM, Feb. 3: Two no confidence motions were nled yesterday before the speaker of the Travancore-Cochln State Assembly, both by Tamil ians. Since the Mysore High Court has ordered the release of seven Tamilian legislators under arrest, since AugustCopyright - 146 words
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Article, Illustration32 1955-02-04 1 PHOTO. General Chiang Kat-ehek (left) handshakes Commander Feltx B. Stwmp, United States, on the Commander's current visit to Formosa. l n centre i* Chimta'a internrtster Colonel Hu.- APAP - 32 words
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86 1955-02-04 1 Directing The Conduct Of Emergency LONDON, Feb. 3.— Mr. Stan Awbery Labour, asked m the House of Commons to what extent police and military authorities m Malaya had iavited the co-operation of the leaders of the various comm/nities and public meu m Malaya. Mr. Alan Lennoxboyd the Colonial Secretary, repliedReuter - 86 words
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110 1955-02-04 1 LONDON, Feb. 3: Mr. B. VV. Sorensen, (Labour) asked In the House of Commons how many Chinese by birth, naturalisation or registration, m Singapore and the Federation of Malay a had formally renounced tnelr right to exercise the privileges of Chinese nationality. Mr. Alan LennoxReuter - 110 words
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126 1955-02-04 1 Russia Wants Peace, Says K.P.S. Menon From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Feb. 3: There is no kind <*f war talk or hysteria m the Soviet Union, stated the Indian Ambassador at Moscow Mr. K. P. S. Menon, who arrived here on way to Trlvandrum on holiday, Russia feels it isCopyright - 126 words
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62 1955-02-04 1 BTNGKOK Feb. 3 Thailand has accepted an invitation to attend the Afro-Asian Conference m Bandung Indonesia m April. Two other signatories of the SEATO Agreement Pakistan and Philippines will niso attend. Thailand's iW^aen to attend pnded weeks of sp*cu3ation following- an earlier et«tcm^nt by the62 words
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Article281 1955-02-04 1 Obstructing The Working Of Group Areas Act CAPETOWN, Feb. 3. The South African Government yesterday accused Indians m the Union of "obstructing" the working of the group Areas Act designed to different racial groups into their own residential and business areas. The accusation came from the281 words
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754 1955-02-04 1 Linked With Communists: Subversion Is Their Aim The Government of Singapore last night declaied illegal S-t? 2"&^SSCS inBpired Md tata to rabvert sti«W« JiE^V" 11 decl re d similar meetings Chinese •meetings are held they would be dispersed. Students Activities" "It has com c754 words
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175 1955-02-04 1 Plane -Crash Near Nagpur The Victims From our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Feb. 3: Mr. T. Srmivasa Kaghavan, a leading advocate ot Madras Hign Court and Secretary Indmn Cricket Board was amon* tne ten persons killea, when the Air India night-mall plane from Madras to Delhi crashed early Wednesday morning CnCopyright - 175 words
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57 1955-02-04 1 He denied there was any intention to restrict the activities of the Indian Congress beCHUse it was a Non-European body. The action was being taken he said because at a recent Congress of the British Communist Party the Indian National Congress was described as theReuter - 57 words
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Article60 1955-02-04 1 PAX. A REPUBIC LONJDON. Feb. 3 Pakistan will teU other Commonwealth Nations here toniurtow of her wfch to become a Republic, an authoritative source said here today. But Mir. Mohtomined Ati, her Prune Minister, will make it cjleiyr to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers now confering here that his60 words
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Article24 1955-02-04 1 NIAGARA FALLS* F«b. 3 A jet-powered aircraft that can take off and land vertically was shown to i-eotir-ters here today. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article89 1955-02-04 1 LONDON, Fob. 3.— Queen Elizabeth gave a dinner party last night m the glittering salon of Buckingham Palace for the Prime Ministers of the British Commonwealth. With the Queen was the Duke of Edinburgh the Queen Mother the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and the PrincessReuter - 89 words
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Article76 1955-02-04 1 NEW DELHI, Feb. it A Russian football team now touring India yesterday defeated an Indian defence services team, 4 to 0. The Russians have played three matches In Utta r Pradesh State without conceding even one goal to the Indian side. The scores m those matchesAP - 76 words
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557 1955-02-04 2 Indian Daily Mail S'pore, Fri, Feb. 4, 1955 An Impartial Verdict (JOMING as they do from one who has no axe whatever to grind m the matter, the Yugoslav President Marshal Tito's views on the Portuguese pockets m India are indeed most interesting. Said he last week on the eve557 words
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1077 1955-02-04 2 Military Pageant Very Impressive NEW DELHI: Among the many new features of the Republic Day parade this year, held on an unusually cold, breezy morning, was the participation of hundreds of workers, empasizing their growing Importance m the New India. The smartF.O.C. - 1,077 words
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79 1955-02-04 2 FATEHGARH: Four convicts escaped from the Central Jail here by scaling the jail wall. They were undergoing imprisonment for kidnapping, abduction, possession of stolen property and wrongful confinement. They are stated to have climbed the wall by standing on ont another's ehouWen, 1 occecocococccoeocoGGQOFOC - 79 words
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Article116 1955-02-04 2 TRIVANDRUM: The Government late on Republic Day ordered the release of all prisoners connected with what was known as the Va-yalar-Punnapara rioting case m 19+6. j These prisoners officially stated to number ■about 35, had been sentenced to varying terms of vmprisonment on charges connected withFOC - 116 words
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Article, Illustration34 1955-02-04 2 SHOPPING, BY CANOE A housewife m Villeneuve Le Rol, 25 kilometers south of Paris, uses a canoe to go shop* ping at the Butcher's. There has been widespread flooding In France recently.- AP PHOTO.AP - 34 words
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Article69 1955-02-04 2 KARACHI The Scientific Research Council m Pakistan baa decided to establish a Centnafl research laboratory for development of atomic energy. Regional (laboratories at Peshawar, Lahore and Daccfa will also be set up- t>r. Salmuzzaman Siddiquo, President of the 11-member Government committee for development of atomic energy, saidFOC - 69 words
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Article31 1955-02-04 2 TIRUPATI: Mr. C. Kesavaiah Naidu, contesting from the Tirupati constituency as an Independent candidate, has withdrawn his candidature. The polling is to take olace on Feb. 15.- FOCFOC - 31 words
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Article1172 1955-02-04 2 Posthumous Awards For Heroes CALCUTTA: Temple and church bells pealed, drums sounded m many cities and crackers burst as dawn broke heralding the celebration of the fifth anniversary of the Indian Republic on Wednesday. In temples, chruches ana mosques prayers were offered, children m thousands joined schoolFOC - 1,172 words
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172 1955-02-04 2 NAIROBI- Mr. M. Gopala Menon, the Indian Commissioner m British East and Central Africa, last week called on Indians living m these territories to "unhesitatingly throw m" their lot with the people of this land." In a special message to In- 1 dianFOC - 172 words
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426 1955-02-04 2 NEW DELHI: The President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad. held an investiture at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Thursday morning when recipients of the awards of Bharat Ratna, Padraa Vibhushan, Padma Bluish™, Padma Shri, Mfihavir Chakrt* and Ashoka Cnukra (Class 2) were presented their respective insignias. TheFOC - 426 words
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Article77 1955-02-04 2 KARACHI: The Indian community In Karachi assembled at the Indian High Commission office on 26th Jan. to hear Mr. T. T. Chari, the Deputy High Commissioner, read Dr. Prasad's Republic Day message to Indians overseas. The President asked Indians abroad always to remember the traditions andFOC - 77 words
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Article55 1955-02-04 2 Flare Up BOMBAY: Mr. Nehru described the recent developments over Formosa And the Pescadores as "obviously *a -'bad tftuaWmv. and hoped that there wouW be no "flare up** In that area. lie denied that be wan carrying with h*m any note from. Mr. Ctaou, Enlai55 words
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54 1955-02-04 2 SHILLONG: The Assam Governor has promulgated an )-dinance to provide for the speedy acquisition of land for works or other development measures m connexion -with lood or prevention of eroson. The ordinance will be called :hc Assam Acquisition of Land tor (Flood Control and prevention54 words
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Article, Illustration699 1955-02-04 3 MALA SINHA I CHE plays the difficult, and much-coveted. role of Ophelia m Kishore 3ahu \3 "Hamlet." and before that she played the lovely princess m Amiya Chakrabarty's "Badshah." Filmfare" can claim to have discovored Mala Sinha for Hindi films, for she was spotted amidst the pages699 words
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Article139 1955-02-04 3 There lias always oeen I some dispute as to just what make* a woman KlpVng said. "A rag, bone and a hank of haVr," Which brought forth a (contradiction from a laily named Mother Goose who used "sugar and spice and everything- nS«e.¥ To Adam, woman139 words
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Article, Illustration80 1955-02-04 3 Exciting And Enticing Petite Chitra, who rocketed ntu fame recently is already proving a 'big draw. Just m her teens, her 'moyish' appearance and screen impetuosity, have made Chitra a prodigious character; her progress is fast but her godfather should take proper rare that she dr. tit not fade out80 words
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Article102 1955-02-04 3 Sivnjl Gajncsan, the popular star of Tamil films, has become a puzzle to many of his fans. He has acted m most controversial and contradictory roles and has capX*d it aid with a pilgrimage to Tirupathi and worshipped Lord Venkateswara when nil along ho hasNAFEN - 102 words
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Article235 1955-02-04 3 More More Bombay Stars Turn To South To Fill Their Pockets! MORE and mor c Bombay stars are being lured to the Nearly" a dozen Hindi films aa c planned m the South this year and producers are said to be looking fo r top235 words
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Article38 1955-02-04 3 Gemini Studios has postponed making- 'Mnsaniyat" based on Sheridan's ''Pizzaro* and instead has begun "Do Dulhe'» (Two Bridegrooms) the Hindi version of "Manam pel Mangalyam.'- Sajian, Davi<d* and Agha, are acting m this picture.38 words
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Article546 1955-02-04 3 Stage Screen 'GOLDEN DEMON'A GLORIOUS PICTURE Heart-Rending Love Story Prize Winning Japanese Film JAPANESE have made as- tounding progress m all spheres of human activities and have sometimes even startled the world. Particularly m the field of industries Japanese have proved more than a match to the far advanced industrialSELVA - 546 words
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108 1955-02-04 3 Hindi-English Mixed In Gandhi Film fkTTo PRBMINQER'S "The v Wheel," dealing with Mahatma Gandhi and the liberation of India, la scheduled tc start In India on November, 1, 1955. After completing the exteriors m India, the unit will move to London t© photograph the interiors, Preminger plans to "shoot" only108 words
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Article, Illustration96 1955-02-04 3 The nigged Ronald Coleman of the Indian screen DUlp Kumar and the dream-girt Meena Kumarl have long since been teen together on Urn icm*. Ditto fell io many lovely girls longing to partner hhn that it takes a long time for htm to partner the tame96 words
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Article89 1955-02-04 3 GLORIES OF BENGAL .'CMor.cs Of Bengal past =snd Present, is the title cf a two-reel documentary to bn produced by New Era to'lims. a nevvly-startcd concern which iJms to propagate Bengal cultural }-«eritage through the mediiim of films. The documentary will he directed co'ilcct:,vely by a ,jroup of technicians who89 words
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Article, Illustration215 1955-02-04 3 TT has been considered that Shakespeare's plays are difficult ones m English literature to perform on the stage and 'Hamlet* the most difficult of all! Sir Laurence Oliver acquired a name and fame through his skilful portrayal of some of Shakespeare's heroes, particularly215 words
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Article61 1955-02-04 3 Madhubala In A 'Burqa' Beauteous Madhubataa many fans, from now on. should be wondertng il any woman In a **urqa" they chance to see to a Bombay dinema poufld be thefir favotutte. Madhubala, who was believed never to visit a cinema, has revealed at 'last that she is a regular61 words
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Article, Illustration185 1955-02-04 3 If simplicity wag ever fascinating, charming Savitrl has practised it as a fine-att. She adds lustre to the Alms m which she acts and brings to bear a new emotion, a trait that is sadly missing among Tamil artistes so far Savitrl, whose contour m185 words
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Article300 1955-02-04 3 Best Artistes Of 1953 O^HE Governor of Madras, Mr. Sri Prakasa. has suggested to filmdom the institution of an award to "the citizen who m the ccurso of a year goes mbst often to see films." The Govenror, who was distributing Film Fans' Association awards for teh300 words
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Article, Illustration59 1955-02-04 3 SUOAM ENGAY; {Quest Far Blissj is the title of ihe Tamil film to be shown Sunday midnight at Capital. Hero is ths picture the prize-winner Savitri drags her mate m nn effort to show where bliss can be found Whereas the other it reluctant to go59 words
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Article, Illustration90 1955-02-04 3 A FACE THAI WILL SET YOU... ...If North Indian film stars Invade South India lured by handsome contracts, South Indian film stars besiege North Indian filmdom. The outstanding among 1 the latter class is Vafjayantimala, whose beauty, charm, elegance, 'eye-ful' physical features, and dainty dances are something new to North90 words
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241 1955-02-04 4 Indian Screen Favourite Swarnlata Plans To Film In Bombay With Nazir gC'ENEs of warm enthusiasm were witnessed at a bos station m Bombay recently when some of her £ang recognised Swarnlata, a favourite of the lm n screen who has, since Partition, migrated to Pakistan, travell ng m a bos.241 words
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Article, Illustration647 1955-02-04 4 Ashok And Meena An Ideal Romantic Pair "H E is tne best acto r of them all,'' said the lovely Meena Human when asked to say something about her most imporant co-star to date Ashok Kumar. Meena, who has been costarred with such stalwarts of acting as Dilip Kumar ("Footpath").647 words
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Article35 1955-02-04 4 "There has been a mistake Hdmeulifrc,' -aWI Nargta when told that In an article attributed to her m an English-language magazine. published m Rosafa she referred to Raj Kapoor as "my husband."35 words
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Article67 1955-02-04 4 Warrant Out For Marilyn BEVERLY HILLS, California, Feb. 3. There's a warrant out for the arrest of Marilyn Monroe. It was issued yesterday by Municipal Judge Charles J. Griffin, who fixed bail at US$lOO. The sultrj actress is charged with failing to answer a traffic summons last Nov. 21 accusingAP - 67 words
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Article, Illustration79 1955-02-04 4 Kalakshetra, (Art School) m Adyar. Madras, l s one of the most outstanding dance, schools In India and the students who emerge from that school rt o s o a> experts. Mrs. Kukumani Arundalr, a charming dancer conduct* the school. Here are seen some students of KaJa-kshftra.79 words
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89 1955-02-04 4 Lata And Jikki Sing Sinhalese Songs The production of the eager-ly-awaited "Sadasulang" has been completed, including the recording of some songs by bata Mangeshkar. This noted playback singer is very popular m Ceylon and her singing of Sinhalese songs would 1 c box-office pull for this film. Another Indian playback89 words
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Article67 1955-02-04 4 Among the top Headers who visited the Tvadi session cf tiie Ocngrcss; (Yta\ McrarJ Desai, Chief Minister of Bomoay, alone showed a keen infcresf m the cinema industry He visited two studios and is bcVSeved to havnj given seme tips to the industry. He ailso inaugurated67 words
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Article52 1955-02-04 4 Jeeva, the police dog, is to be starred m "Naya A<lmi," the Hindi version of "Velaikari 1 (servant maid). which is fast progressing m Neptune Studios This is one of the dogs which gave a demonstration m de fftctine: crimes at Rai Bhavan before52 words
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Article, Illustration39 1955-02-04 4 This ravisifng Chinese girl has been crowned Queen of the Chinese New Year (Jan. 21) m a restaurant m New York's China Town. Her name 1« Marion Yee and she is just runnfng out her teens.39 words
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Article254 1955-02-04 4 An Indian girl, IS^year-old Ldat Sahani, has a part m the British film, just completed, of John van Druten's stage play, "I Am A Camera." Starring Shelley wintera and Laurence Harvey, this dramatisation of Christopher Isherwood's stories Of Berlin m the early 30's gives Miss254 words
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Article, Illustration78 1955-02-04 4 The three Travancore Sisters Lalitha, Padmini and It&gini and dance master Koy Chowdry rieceived awards frcm India's Prime Minister Mr. JawahartaJ Nehrii for their thrilling dance recital at the Raj Bhavan on the occasion o f a reception given by Cover nor Sri prakasa78 words
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Article, Illustration80 1955-02-04 4 To those who aacr c familiar with 'His Master's Voie<j' Trade Mark, of the faithful dog listening to his master's vcrc©, til's boy on tb» left listening' so intently is an interesting; study. He fes receptive, where** hi» com* paiwoii r's 8a r^Sponswve that te's exhi|berance over flows.80 words
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Article69 1955-02-04 4 Sab'ta Rictures, ta newiystarted movie-makin^ concern, have begun shootings of their maiden Bengali venture, "Dattak," at the Radha Film Studio. The story, written by Binapani Dcvi, depicts the life of an adopted child Kamal Ganguly, noted film vcditon, Is directing' the picture, while Pronoti Ghosh appears In the69 words
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Article72 1955-02-04 4 A 1,000-foot Bengali documentary on oraons and Mun«ias is being- produced by c A-urora Cinema Co. at the instance of the TYibafl Welfare Department of the west 3engal Government. The film, which *s directed by Mr. Manmatha Roy, C^hief Production Officer, Government of West Bengali, depicts <-he72 words
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Article, Illustration118 1955-02-04 4 Beauty m tears, is a dangerous thing, for tears pierce deeper than spears If ladies want to achieve any object they have -merely to shed a tear or two and the men are lambs before them. Here the luscious girl S. Varulakshmi is struck with misfortune, Site118 words
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296 1955-02-04 4 India's Soul In Its .Dances Says Mexican "I found the real :-nui of India m its dances rather than m th e drama, which unlike the dances lacks a tradition," observed Mr. Alfredo Gomes de la Vega, a prdminent figure on the Mexican stage now visiting mdia for two months296 words
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307 1955-02-04 5 Second Phase Of Liberation Movement SWANTWADI: The B econ<£ pbmae of the Goa liberation movement started on Jan. 26 with no-tax campaigns almost all over the Portuguese colony, according* to reports reachIng here. Simultaneously satyagrahis attempted to enter the colony from various points. AFOC - 307 words
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153 1955-02-04 5 5 NEW MEMBERS OF CONGRESS EXECUTIVE SATYAMURTHINAGAR: Mr. Dbebar, Congress President, announced the names of 18 out of 20 members of his Working Committee. Two names will be announced, later. The members are: Mr. Nehru, Maulana Azad, Dr. B. C. Roy, Pandit Pant, Mr. Morarji Desai, Dr. Srikrishna Sinha, Mr.F.O.C. - 153 words
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282 1955-02-04 5 Second Five- Year Plan: Panel Of Advisers NEW DELJU: Tne Planning Commission has decided to up a panel of 20 economists to advise the Commission on problems connected witn tne preparation of the second *Tve"-Year Plan, Mr. C. D. Deshmukh, Finance Minister, will be its chairman. Tfte following are tneFOC - 282 words
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Article230 1955-02-04 5 BELGAUM: Seventy satya. grahbt and others suspected of activities against the Portuguese Government of Goa have no far been arrested In the Canaoona area of the colony, according to reports reaching here. The whole area is virtually under military rule, and people moving on roads areP.T.I. - 230 words
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Article72 1955-02-04 5 Goa Satyagrahis Rounded Ud Eight Goa n nationalists, who were to cffer satyagraha at Panjim, were rounded up by the Portuguese Police, according to reports received at Goi National Congress H.Q. last week. Mr. Peter Alvares, P.B.P leader and President of the Congress, left last week for Castlerock with aFOC - 72 words
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Article204 1955-02-04 5 NEw DELMI: The MlnisterD«sl,gnate of Syria, Mr. OmaJ Abou Richjen,, prdprjnted his credentials to the President of India, Dr. Rajendna Prasaa, last Monday at a special ceremony In Rashtrapati Bhavan, On arrival at the south Court alone with the Chief of Protocol, Mr. I. S.FOC - 204 words
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Article98 1955-02-04 5 CHIRALA (Andhra) Stxteeh persons were injured In an election clash last week at Epugupalem, a village near here. A policp. case has been registered. It ia stated the supporters of the Communist candidates went In a procession m 12U carts round the village m connexion withFOC - 98 words
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Article88 1955-02-04 5 MADRAS: An unclaimed box of matches attracted the attention of »ri V. Kajagopalactoariafr at Batyamurthi Nagar. Me passed It on to Sri Nehru, a habitual smoker, Sri Nehru wa& not wantIn X m courtesy. He sent v return present to Rajaji, to wit, a packet of &g*rattes,FOC - 88 words
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Article373 1955-02-04 5 PATNA: Dr. J. C. Ghosn Vice-Chancellor of Calcutta University, said that students uuring tneir vacations should tour different regions of InJia which «they had read of but not seen. Dr. Ghosh, who delivered the annual Convocation address at Patna University said contacts wUh different areas wouldFOC - 373 words
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Article218 1955-02-04 5 U.S. Envoy To India Comment NEW YORK: The New York Times said that the reported choice of Mr. Jolm Sherman Oboper to be the next united States Ambassador to India was a fortunate one. He had the qualifications t.) do a splendid job In a difficult post at a difficultFOC - 218 words
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Article, Illustration36 1955-02-04 5 Marshal Tito, President of Yugoslavia, shaking hands with toe&utitfAil Mrs. Devika Rani. Dr. S. Radhakrlshnan Vice-President of Indian union Is standing m the centre, while general Thlmayya (left extreme) Ss looking on.36 words
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63 1955-02-04 5 VJRUEjfHUNAGAR: Mn. R. S. Periaaami NadaJr (55) Chairman of the Virudhunagai Municipality, and a prominent businessman., passed away i» Madras last week. He leaves behind his wife and two sons. The staff and students of the local college recently convened a meeting toFOC - 63 words
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Article, Illustration45 1955-02-04 5 Children from city schools marched past the Prime Minister dad In different costumes of the Nationalities of the World. In the picture I* seen the unit m Indian costume, at the peace parade, held In the Corpora* tion Stadium Madras on 17--1-66.45 words
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Article52 1955-02-04 5 KARACHJI: The Pakistani Government is considering setting up a high power commission to report on the running of Radio Pakistan on commercial lines, it is reported here. The commission will inquire into the working of Radio Pakistan and also make recommendations for Its improvement, the "report52 words
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Article196 1955-02-04 5 MADRAS; "Rajaji is my h jonscience-keeper, said Maliat- t na Gandhi once. That on* word 'conescience keeper", alone i» enough to show what Rajaji t is." said Mr. {Mahavir Tyagi, t Union Minister for Defence s Organisation, unveiling a poi* trait of Mr. C Rajagopaia- chart under196 words
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Article319 1955-02-04 5 them. He was like a dictionary to them and all of them were indebted to him for the absolute sincerity with which ha faced problems both of this country and of this State. Mr,. Tyagi also reminded the gathering that Rajaji wai tne nrst head of the Indian State,FOC - 319 words
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275 1955-02-04 5 PATNA: The Standing Committee of the Inter-Univer-Sity Board of India, Ceylon and Burma, which met here for four-and-a-half hours recommended to the Board abolition of teaching of military science m the Indian universities as recommended by the Government of India, it is jearnU Dr. A.275 words
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184 1955-02-04 5 L.UCKNUW, A mob, includu.o teachers and students, recently smashed a signal lamp to stop and board an express train at a wayside station, l^ater they /tried to stop the train at their destination by pulling the alar m cord. Twjenty-sax persons, inctoMiinjr nveFOC - 184 words
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Article165 1955-02-04 5 AHMEDABAD: The stage turned out to be a spot of a poignant scene here last week. A sflfyear-fwld dteplaod woman eObcfwed iher way through thick crowd of "Ramleela fans" onto the stage and surprised the audience by embracing one of the artistes whom she thought was her165 words
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Article135 1955-02-04 5 MADURA! The nommaticn of Mr. S. S- S- Vlvekauandam, one of the four candidates contesting the by-elec-lion to the Lok Sabha from the srivllliputhur constituency vi Ramnad district was xeiected last week by the Retaining Officer after scrutmg on the ground that the candidate was under-aged.FOC - 135 words
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Article159 1955-02-04 5 LAHORE: Sir Firoz Khan Noon, Chief Minister of Punjab (P). speaking at Lyallpur appealed to Mr. H, S. Suhrawardy. Awami League leader, to join the Muslim League, whch, he said, "will lead you to Premiership of Pakistan and make you beloved of all.' 1 Sir FirozFOC - 159 words
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45 1955-02-04 6 TAIPEH. Feb. 3: The United States Ambassador to Nationalist China, Mr. Karl L Kankin. called on Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek, the Nationalist Leader, and was unofficially reported to have conveyed to him a vital message from President Eisenhower.— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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217 1955-02-04 6 Seventh Anniversary Of Independence Tentative Programme Ceylon will celebrate the 7th Anniversary of her Independence today, Friday* Feb. 4. Ceylonese all over Malaya will hoist their National flag today from morning till sunset. There will be special prayers and receptions at various centres throughout the217 words
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Article215 1955-02-04 6 LONDON, Feb. 3.— The Times forecast today that A.N.Z.A.M. Australia, New Zealand and Malaya a defence organisation be the subject of Increasing attention. This independent newspaper said m an editorial The reason for this is two-fold. In the first place SEATO (South East Asia Treaty Organisation) isReuter - 215 words
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81 1955-02-04 6 COLOMBO Govqrument medical officers are asking for free treatment at government hospitals when they fall ill while m service. This is the text ©T a motion which wifll come up for consideration when the Government Medical Officers' Association meets shortly. Some time ago theyFOC - 81 words
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Article68 1955-02-04 6 P.I. Afro Asian Confab JAKARTA. Feb. 2: The Indonesian Foreign Ministry, m *n official statement yesterday, denied reports it had expressed special appreciation of tne Philippines decision to take part m April's Asian-African ccnference. The statement said Indonesia i? naturally glad about tne participation of any lriendiy Asian nation butAP - 68 words
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Article117 1955-02-04 6 TEA WAGE UP BY 25 CENTS COLOMBO; The Tea Wages Board decided last week by a majority vote to increase the wages of all tea estate workers by 25 cents per day. This would mean that a made worker would get Rs, 1.50 per day, a female Rs. 1.30 petFOC - 117 words
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276 1955-02-04 6 H-bomb Explosions Nehru Urges 'Stand-Still' LONDON, Feb. 3 India a Jawaharlal Nehru appealed yesterday for a standstill agreement on hydrogen-bomb explosions. He addressed fellow Prime Ministers of the British Commonwealth conferring m secrecy on new moves to head off any atomic war. Britain's sir Winston Churchill launched the talks. TheAP - 276 words
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Article36 1955-02-04 6 NEW YORK, Feb 9: The U.S. Government ordered 5,300 freight cars for India, awarding contracts for 3,300 to American firm? and 2,000 to British plant, Dow Jones financial service reported APAP - 36 words
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Article, Illustration68 1955-02-04 6 NEWLY WED PHOTO. Mr. Kathir Vayloo and Miss Kamola Dcvi photographed immediately after their wedding m Singapore on Wednesday, Feb. Mr. Vayloo is the son of Mr. V. Pakiriaamy, M.8.E., JJ>., BCH., and Mrs. Pakirisamy, and Mrs Vayloo is the daughter of Mr. and V. K. Muruyesu of Sitiauxin. TheI.D.M. - 68 words
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386 1955-02-04 6 Right Reserved To Reject Plan NEW DELHI, Feb. 8: India yesterday formally accepted a Russian offer to construct a million ton steel mill m this country, marking an initial success for Russia's first largescale attempt to export technical knowledge to a non-Com-munistAP - 386 words
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Article71 1955-02-04 6 COLOMBO: Senator Cyril ac Zoysa was unanimously elected President of the Senate. His name was proposed by the Minister of Justice, Mr E. B. Wikramanayake. Q.C. Senator Mr. A. M. A. Azeez seconded. No other names were proposed. The clerk to the Senate E. V. R. Samarawickreme71 words
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Article45 1955-02-04 6 It Is announced that applications for the elocution, recitation and essay competitions m Englisth from the intending colony school beys and girls, irrespective of creeo and community, should reacn the organizers, the Ramakrishna Mission, Bartley Road, 6n or before Feb. 16.45 words
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Article74 1955-02-04 6 Thaipusam festival will be celebrated at th e Chettiars' Temple, Tank Road Singapore, on Sunday, Feb. 6. The procession commences at 6 a.m on Feb. 5, reaching the Kecng Saik Road Temple at 9 ajn., from where it recommences at 7 p.m., reaching the Temple at Tank Road at74 words
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Article55 1955-02-04 6 A g ft of 150 tons of rice from the Government and people of Thailand for Flood victims In Singapore and the •Federation of MaQaya is due m Singapore tomorrow aboard the s.s. Anne Reed from Bangkok. Fifty tons are fox Singapore and 10055 words
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Article295 1955-02-04 6 ANVRADHAPVRA: Did the hfctroy of the Sinhalese race begin with the coining of Vijaya and his 700 followers to Ceylon This question was ra sed at the 'end of a talk by Pand tha Paindukulame Sri Sumana Thero c* the Thuparama Vihare on "The history ofFOC - 295 words
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Article76 1955-02-04 6 Sir James Barnes, the Permjir^nt Under Secretary of State for Air, will be arriving m Singapore by B. O. A. C. "Majestic* flight on Thursday Feb. 10 at 2.50 p.m. He will leave again, for Sydney, by B O>A.C. Majestic" 1 flight on Tuesday Feb. at 8.0076 words
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