Indian Daily Mail, 7 April 1954

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. No. 55. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1954 9OUR PAGES 15 CENTS
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    KAMARAJ TO ACCEPT CHIEF MINISTERSHIP
    197 1 Congress Chief Or Chief Minister High Command's Decision From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Apr. 6. Mr. Kamaraj Nadar has been given the choice of deciding for himself whether he will be Chief Minister of Madras State or continue as President of Tamilnad Congress Committee. But
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    DIEN BIEN PHU FIGHTING STILL ON
    143 1 SAIGON, Apr. 6 Dien Bien Phu's French Union defenders m the past 24 hours again frustrated the Vietmlnh'a convuls ye efforts to break into the beleaguered fortress, according to latest French High Command reports reaching here today. A spokesman anounced that during that span
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    CHINESE REDS IN D.B.P.?
    76 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 6 Mr. John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretary tit State, said yesterday that Chinese army gunners were manning the Communist antiaircraft Bktteries around the beleaguered French fortress cf Den Bien Phu m Indo-China. Mr. Dullr>s made this statement when he testified before the
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    Korean Reds Allege Armistice Violation
    154 1 Korean Reds Allege Armistice Violation PANMUNJOM, Apr. I The Communists tomorrow are expected to protest before the Military Armistice Commission what t^<y term an "armed •ittack- by five South Koreans m the uneasy neutral zone. One South Korean was killed and another captured Saturday n the first clash involving bloodshed
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    Cochinites Quit T.C. PSP Meeting
    98 1 i'roru Our Own Corresponueat TRIVANDRUM, Apr. 6. Praja Socialist Perty m Travancore Coch n which has formed a minority Ministry is now faced with revolt within its own small ranks. Delegates from all over the State met m orcer to decide upon the new Mnistry's
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    Prasad Withholds Assent
    116 1 Prasad Withholds Assent From Our Own Correspondent NjuvV lihuui, Apr. The President of tne Indian union L>r. Kajenura i'i\i.-.<m xqt tne him tune since tne inauguration or tne rujpuDuc nas reiu&eu to give assent to a Din paSoea by tne Indian Un.on fai li.mv nt Tne Bui passed was tne
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    Next Congress Session In South India?
    311 1 Next Congress Session In South India? From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS, Apr. 6- The next session of the AllIndia .National Congress win be held m lamilnad e.tner at Mauurai or Madras City, lhe last occasion i nat the Congress session was heid m lamnnad was ii years ago. i»cai Congress
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    UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR Opposing Views On H-Bomb: Churchill Backs U. S. Tests
    341 1 UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR Opposing Views On H-Bomb: Churchill Backs U. S. Tests LONDON, Apr. 6 Sir Winston Churchill told the House of Commons yesterday he believed the Hydrogen bomb tests m the Pacific Ocean increased the chances of world peace more than the chances of world war. As from
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    BRITAIN QUITE SAFE
    80 1 LONDON. Apr. 6.— Sir Winston Churchill disclosed yesterday that he and President Roosevelt agreed m. 1943 that Britain and the United States would not use the atomic bomb without each other's consent. BRITAIN QUITE SAFE Churchill speaking m the House of Commons, made public for the first
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    JAGAN'S TRIAL: 4,000 GATHER AT PARTY H.Q.
    132 1 JAGAN'S TRIAL: 4,000 GATHER AT PARTY H.Q. GEORGETOWN, Apr. 6 Dr. Chedctt Jagan deposed Premier of Brit sh Guiana and live tuner members of the People? Progressive Party were arrested when police raided the Party Headquarters nere yesterday. A ponce not squad dispersed a crowd of about 4,000 people mostly
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    NEW DESIGN $100 NOTES ON MONDAY
    277 1 NEW DESIGN $100 NOTES ON MONDAY The Commissioners of Currency, Maiaya and British cJorneo m a press statement it&iKHince tnat limited stocks of $luO currency notes of new uesign bearing the portrait of Her Majesty the Queen have been received. These notee will be issued to the public from the
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    782 MORE REGISTER FOR NATIONAL SERVICE
    125 1 Yt xttrday was another Huccefeljful day at the National Service Rogtatration Centre at Beach Road. The total registered yesterday 782, which was as many as exported, says an official press statement. «This was less than the previous d»y\ figure of 1,225 because people geern
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    The Queen Thanks Us!
    100 1 Her Majesty the Queen sent the following telegram of thanks from aboard the Gothic to the Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, after her v.sit to the Cocos Islands on Apr. 5:. "I sincerely thank you for the kind and loyal message you have sent me
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    EVEREST 150 Ft. HIGHER !
    161 1 EVEREST 150 Ft. HIGHER WASHINGTON, Apr. 6.— Sir Ecmund Hillary and Sir John Hunt, members of tne Bntisn expeuition wnicn last year conquered Mt. Everest, beneved me worids loitiesj; mountain exceeus zv.voz feet, tm inoal trequeot cited ait-tude. air j on ii tOid. vie lNutionai Geograpnic Society ne na» tne
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    2nd Asian Games In Manila
    211 1 MANILA, Apr. 6.— Japan, India and Indonesia will head the cream of athletes competng m Asia's biggest sports the Second Asian uamea m Manila, May 1-9. The competition will crown new Asian champions and probably toppte a string of old records. It should give a
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    India Sends "Sharp Notes" To France And Portugal Protest Against Persecution Off Pro-merger Leaders
    254 1 India Sends "Sharp Notes" To France And Portugal Protest Against Persecution Off Pro-merger Leaders NEW DELHI, Apr. 6 A government spokesman yesterday disclosed that India sent "sharp notes" to France and Portugal over the weekend. The note to France, he said, protested an alleged assault on a member of the
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    33 1 LONDON, Apr. 6.— Sir Winston Churchill told the House of Commons yesterday that with the Geneva conference pending they could hardly expect a more ill chosen moment to propose meetins of heads Reuter
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    Reception To Repindia
    105 1 Mrs. M. Gopaia Mcnon and the Representative of the Government of India m Malaya, Mr. M. Gopala Mcnon were accorded a big: reception at Rajaji Hall, Madrat* on April 1, by Mr. A.X.A.Km. Chockalingam Chettiar, M.L.A. (extreme right) and Mr. Rm. Palaniappan M.L.A. (fourth from left). The
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    Indian Officials Harassed At Pondicherry
    91 1 Indian Officials Harassed At Pondicherry From Our Own Correspondent MADRAS. Apr. 6. The Government of India have made strong protest against the harassment of their offl. cials m the Indian ConsulateGeneral, Pondicherry- They pointed out that policemen had been posted around the Consulate supposedly on the gr° un d of
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    TWO BIRTHS IN THREE WEEKS
    98 1 CHELSEA (Massachusetts), Apr. 6 A mother with two complete organs of conception, who conce.ved separately m each one, today gave birth to her second child, a boy three weeks after the first, a girl. The mother us Mrs. Wilbur Chapman, 31, attractive blonde wife of
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    The Odds On Communism In India
    1965 2  -  CHUSTER BOWLES /•Y JN 1952 the Communist* picked the State of PBPSU (Patiaia and East Punjab States Union) as an area for concentrated organizing, formerly ruled by princes, this section had no tradition of democratic struggle, and law and order had not yet been
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    462 2 The Fruue Minister Sir Winston Churchill loavinr bo. 10 Downing, street on Mar. 30, on his way to the House of Common*. He was making a frtatement to M about the explosion of the second Hydfrojgen Bomb In the Pacific Photo. AP 3 j Perhaps if communism corner 5 to
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    51 2 (Following is the second half of the article. "The Odds On Commaatem In India" by Mr. Charter Bowies, former U.S. Ambassador to India. The first has of Hie article appeared m these columns yesterday. This article appeared m the January Issue of Harper's Magazine published monthly m the United States
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    Kamaraj Will Listen To Nehru
    253 2 MADRAS: Mr. K. Kamaraj Nadar, Leader of the legislature Congress Party, eaad that he would abide by the advice of Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru. President of the Congress m regard to the formation of a new Ministry m Madras State He waa replying to questions from
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    T-C. PREMIER'S APPEAL TO OFFICIALS
    337 2 TRIVAiNDRUM: We muc all realise that we are a engaged m a common endea your of public lervice, an m this endeavour my collea sues and I want your whole hearted co-opera tlon," ob served Mr. Pat torn Thani PiUai. Chief Minister, addres 3\ng; a
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    Food Situation In T.-C. State
    101 2 BOMBAY: Mr. Pattom Tnanu PUlai, Chief Minister of Travancore-cochin, arrived by air from Cochin. He wa received at the airport by prominent Praja Socialist Party leaders m the city. Mr. Pillai told importers tliat he would hold descussionj recently with Mr. Ran Ahamed iKidwai, who
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    T.-C. Ministers Cut Salaries
    120 2 TRTVANDRUM: The Chief Minister an<i otner members of tne council of MuufeMsrJ resolved tnat they would each draw a salary of only Ha. 500 per mensem. The decision was taken m conformity with tne poacy of the Praja Socialist party to reduce me disparity m incomes
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    Detention In Mental Hospital
    99 2 BOMBAY: Mr. D.A DeahDande, an Indian citizen who had been deported to Portugal from Go a on February 20 has been admitted as an XVi 0 1 mental hospital, Miguel Bombanda cli ?lc, according to news received here by semi-official Theso sources said the hospatal authorities
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    Pakistan-Burma Conference
    39 2 J^CHI: Officials of raoaua and Burma will meet som€t, m c after May" to dis! 2^L matte rs of mutual m J?^. according to authoritative Pakistan sources T]iese sources said such conferences used to b* held FOC
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    Comprehensive Revision Of Indian Penal Code Envisaged
    577 2 NEW DEUII: Mr. Mohammed Kazmi (Congress Bihar) w thorew his Bill to amend the Indian Penal Code alter the tiome Minister, ur. Kailas Nath Katju, assured Uie House tnat a coiuprenensive review of the whoie of the Indian Penal Coae, witn a view
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    Without Pood For One Year
    100 2 JODPHUR: A middle-aged convict, Bhawant Shenkar, undergoing a life sentence m the Jodphur Central Jail, has refused to eat for a year now remanding a better deal for the jail warders, but is being artificially fed, according to a Rajasthan Government Press Note. He is
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    Adminstrative Stan Conege
    191 2 NEW DELHI: Dr. M. M B Das. Parliamentary atoreiary J to the iiMuc<iaon ivmitsicr 1 said m the iiouue 01 tn« 1 pie m repiy to Mr. M. M L owivedi mat tne sub- con-. k nruttee of the All Inoia coun". c mittee otf vie All
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    Pak. Freezes Imported Cloth
    88 2 KAJtACHi: I'akisUm Textile commiaoiun'jr, u^u^d aiders 'ireezxng: blocks ot ail imported ciutn m me nsuxos of im,x>rt.i"M, an<i snA^ts c.v ceediu^ 1.000 yardi m me na^ua or ucalers. ■no reaaons tor tnc order w?Te given but the notjucaUon caved for decmrauun of stocks in>m imporw-n- and
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    Tamil Encyclopaedia
    94 2 Tamil Encyclopaedia MADRAS: The first of the ten volumes of the imuu Lneyclopaedia wiJl be brought out oa tue Tamil Ntw Y—fs i>ay on April 16, at a xuuc«on o:K r an]de Q at th.» University &unctoa#)i. cnepaun. The fcnexne. estimated U) coat rv?. ia luki^, vsras sponsored by Mr.
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    DEAN'S WARNING
    104 2 PHILADELPHIA. Apr 5 Arthur Dean, former special 'Unbassador to Korea, says "we must not surrender (at the Geneva conference) the tan. gible gain of the Korean war for the sake of a so-called successful conference "If you fight the'commumsts and dp not give anything awuy, I submit a
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    Nehru Urges Suspension Of H-Bomb Tests
    1776 3 Nehru Urges Suspension Of H-Bomb Tests DISASTERS AWAITING HUMANITY ABUSE OF NUCLEAR KNOWLEDGE NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Nehru made, an earnest appeal to the United States and Soviet Russia immediately to enter into a "standstill agreement" to suspend explosions of Hydrogen bomb.) pending the decision on prohibition control, production and
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    ROYAL VISIT TO CEYLON
    853 4 Programme Announced COLOMBO: The oActel programme of the vMt to t Xjytoo of Her Majesty Own Elisabeth H aad Hte Eoyrnl Hl«ime»* the Duke of Edtabonrfc has b«en anaomirmd. Tae Royal ooaple will arrive h» the "Ck>thlo" <m April lOth aad tb« H.M.Cy.S. "Vijaya" will jota
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    Five Million Pound Loan
    146 4 COLOMBO: The Oeylon Government Loan of five million pounds, which was floated m the London money market on Thursday, was fully subscribed before the end of the day. The prospectus of the Loan was published m all the UJC. national dailies on Tuesday. Stocks were aold
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    Senaneyake Commemoration
    409 4 COLOMBO: Reil«i**i» obi were held all over the Island second anniversary of the deal al»ter, the late Rt. Hon. D. S.I The Governor-General, Hia Excellency Lord Soulbury, Jn a broadcast talk over Radio Ceylon said that he had seldom met a man who cared tftt trapping of power
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    Pruning Budget
    85 4 OOUyMBO; The Minister of finance, the Hon. Sor OUver GoonettUeke, has summoned com erencea of Heads of L>epartments m all Ministries to discuss projects which have been planned for the next financial year, with the immeoi. ate purpoae of pruning: costs. Sir Oliver will also discuss possibilities of
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    Papain Exports
    81 4 COLOMBO: The export control of papain came into force last Friday and m future a licence will be require^ for the export of this commodity This step has been taken to check adulteration of papain exports and to ensure that they conform to international standards. Export licences will
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    Prospects For Vegetable Oil
    84 4 OOLOMBO: Prospects for the safe of vegetable oil have improved as a result of certain decisions made by Britain and Pakistan. The U-K. Government who had the monopoly of importing vegetable oils for the last fifteen years hag decided to allow the private jrade to resume
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    SURGEONS TO VISIT HERE
    200 4 Two Australian surgeons wil 1 arrive n Singapore by au on Friday, April 9, to spend f» month m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya demonstrating recent developments m Australia m the plastic surgery field. The surgeons— Mr. B X Rank and ht 3 ass.stant Di
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    Not Moon But H-Blast
    135 4 These photon, taken from an official movie record, show the last phases of a Nuclear fireball causied by the detonaton of a Hydrogen Bomb m the Pacific Enlwetok Atoll m the Autum of 1952. The ddvelopment of the Fireball is traced from top to bottom, starting
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    Navaratnasamy's Feat And Its
    558 4 Navaratnasamy's Feat And Its VALVKTTURAI: Paying a tribute to Mr M Navaratnasamy who swam the Paik Strait last week the Indian Commissioner, Mr C. c. Deaal said that Navaratnasamy had shown how nearer the Indian* were to the Ceytonese. l>r N. M. Perera, next said that Mr Navaratnaseuny n;»t only
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    Magic Feats Par Excellence And 'Mystic Dances' Too!
    326 4 Dr. CHATTERJEE CARDO'S BAFFLING ILLUSIONS AND TRICKS Even as m the neids of politics, statesmanship, religion, arts, sconce, uteiatai-e, meuuune anu »p, 1 India boasts 01 uusinous sons m me lieiu of aiagic also. .Uaiaya'f* memory is iresh with the tantansuig illusions
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    School For Deaf
    83 4 Lady Templer opened the Federation's first school for ceef children, which has beon converted out of a large, old Cmnese-built house m Nor. tham Road, Peaang, yesterday. Lady Templer toured tne school buildings and watched some of the ceaf children already at Uie schooi piaying on the
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