Indian Daily Mail, 11 April 1954

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    18 1 SUNDAY EDITION Indian Daily Mail VOL. X. No. 60. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1954. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS
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    COMET CRASH—SIX BODIES RECOVERED
    565 1 COMET CRASH— SIX BODIES RECOVERED Plane Exploded In Mid-Air? MYSTERY OF JET AGE NAPLES, Apr. 10. —The British aircraft carrier Eagie and a destroyer last night picked up six bodies trom the Comet wnich met sudden, mysterious disaster while climbing into the sub-strato-sphere outward bound from Rome Thursday night. Twentyone
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    QUEEN'S GIFTTG CEYLON?
    542 1 SIR OLIVER GOONETILLEKC TO BE APPOINTED GOVERNOR-GENERAL COLOMBO, CEYLON, Apr. 10. This island yesterday awaited the arrival of Queen Elizabeth today with an assurance at least one quarter of Ceylon's eight million people will be jammed into Colombo ready to shout "Long Live the Queen." The entire
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    PEOPLE ARE NATURALLY GOOD
    103 1  -  "I believe m a political sys. tern called democracy. Democracy is based on the will of the people, and people arc naturally good and kindly md uncrufl, and when they vary from that it's usually because of some over-riding outside influence, either political or economic. But,
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    Solving Mystery Of Jet Age
    480 1 LONDON, Apr. 10--Bri-tain's most brilliant aircraft tev.ume.au3 were compibiclj baiuea oy the uig m^»u-ry *>' the jet ttge wny tnree apparently ioo. proof Comet air uners nave met sucaen disaster. Only a few weeks ago they stripped the whole of BntiM. Overseas Airways fleet oj
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    COMET LICENSE WITHDRAWN
    82 1 LONDON, Apr. 10 The British Miar^try of Transport tonigrht withdrew its certificate of airwortihinesß of afl Oomct aircraft pending tovcstUfnticn into the cause*-' of recent disasters. Another question a-ked is what would happen if there was some mishap of the pressurl^ation of the inside of the cabin
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    M.Ps. Salaries
    184 1 LONDON. April. Sir Winston Churci'.l told a pr.vate meeting of his Conservative supporter t in the House ct Common.., the Government will not agree that salaries of members of Parliament be increased by 50 percent to £1,500 a year. This proposal was recently put forward by an official
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    Train attacked
    87 1 CALCUTTA. April 10.— One person was killed and 25 injured when 200 railwaymen aimed with cudgels and iron bars attacked a passenger tr.i n of Bally railway station six miles from here yesterday. In the battle railwaymen also attacked station buildings and i*zt tire to a small house.
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    FRANCE WANTS NEGOTIATED PEACE IN INDO-CHINA
    245 1 PARIS. Apr. 10.— French Premier Joseph Laniel pledged yesterday France will continue fighting m Indo.china until a negotiated peace can be obtained liuj, m a xo-inxnuie policy statement to tne tench Aanuiuuiy, uaniei ni.iuc no nienf.ioa ox the v-sit h«rc nVxi wcex of tJ.s
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    81 1 and m emergency he could bring the aircraft down if necc-Bary a.t a speed cf 7,000 fret a minute. The effect; of leak m the fuselage would not be sufficient to injure seriously any of the occupants m the short time before the plane spot down to a lower oxygenfilled
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    REAL LIFE PART
    90 1  -  "I was an acvress, and after j.aying a part *fi a detect,.. m. a piay 1 tnougn.t I'd like to sec what it was like m real life. So 1 answered an advertisement and got the job. That was fifteen years ago, and I've liked it so
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    Japan Says Atomic Tests Necessary For World Security !
    301 1 Japan Says Atomic Tests Necessary For World Security TOKYO, Apr 10. Japan's Foreign Minister said last night continued American atomic tests are necessary for the security of free nations. And Katsuo Okazaki said. Japan does not intend to ask the United States to stoo its tests m the Pacific. Okazaki
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    At U. N. D. C.
    89 1 NEW YORK. Apr. 10.- As the 12-nation d aurmament commission gathered at United Nations headquarters yesterday for a meeting dramatised by the effects of the recent hydrogen tomb tests, Japan sent to the World Organisation tho resolution passed by thfi Diet recently iiak-'ng that the
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    22 1 The membra of the Indonesian Press Delegation Photographed at the A'.»ka Pillar near Kutb Mlnar (Delhi) which they vtoited on March 22.
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    England's Gift To America!
    179 1 England's Gift To America NEW YORK. Apr. 10. Sir Winston Churchill declared nere last night m a recorded sjjeech he was still a strong supporter of the principle tn.il though "manA- k.nds of evils ••viii crop up" m a DemociaUc soc ely "they usually breed their owu cure' if given
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    Marketing Of Shell: Survey
    122 1 Mr. F, S. Thompson, who Is a Retail Merchandising Department Area Advister of the Shell Petroleum Company Limited with Headquarters 1 m London, arrive**! m Singapore last Thursday to see for himself what conditions are like In Malaya, The Shell Company. who has built up a
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    SEX RATION IN RANGOON
    73 1 RANGOON. BURMA. Apr. 10. Women outnumber men m the age group 16 to 20 among Rangoon residents but from 21 onwards males take over m numbers till the age of fil. After that the longer lived female comes up top aeain. Indians and Pakistan's form the
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    Colony Land Development Master Plan
    298 1 The Singapore Government Giizetto published yesterday rules for the Master Plan under section 52 (c) of the Singapore Improvement Ordinance. These rules have been approved by the Board of the Trust and Executive Council. Because of the need to ensure In the public interest that
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    THE NEED FOR EDUCATION
    64 1  -  "Education has its roots m npcess:ty. Without assistance from his ciders a human child cannot find his feet m this world and grow into his place is an adult m the community into wh'ch he is born. We cannot avoid educating our "hildren. and the only
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    COOKING THE BOOKS
    60 1  -  "Life, like fru:t, is there m book, stoned, pulped, jelled, crystallized, jemmed if this Is ■>ot too homely a comparison. Perhaps it Ls end yet m pr*serv'ng, m distilling and concocting there is surely something marvellous 1 and the de. gree of transformation m cooking i~ not
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    One Sixth Of Fed. Population Live In White Areas
    808 2 "Last month 712,000 people were living m White Areas, m the Federation, now the figure has gone up to 1,110,000, with the latest declaration of a White Area m Kelantan. This means that m the Federation today there are now 1,110,000
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    India Awards 4 Scholarships
    103 2 COLOMBO; The following have been selected by the cJovermnent of India for the award of scholarships under their Cultural Scholarship* Scheme, .states a press, note from the indan High Commissioner's office. The course of study and the institution to which they have b©en allocated are also
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    Pakhtoonistan Demand Explained
    428 2 KARACHI: Dr Khan Samo, former Chief Minriister of the North-West Frontier Province, left Karclii afer a ten-day visit Ourirui hia stay here. Dr. ruum taxmu Jilid lat-'euli^ii wjui nta oxvumcr ituum auqui criiaixax jvoan anu several i u^vi .'taa v^auunet meiaina* incnu'Ckme trie mmc iviuiusier Mr. Mohammad
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    UNCONSCIOUS HUMOUR
    79 2 "The trouble with written humour, as I see it. is that so many people write it so much better Without trying: serious literature and journalism, it it seems to me, is often m. finitely funnier than the best efforts of the comic writers. The world is full of
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    Congress Policy On States Re-formation Defied – Surprise!
    371 2 Congress Policy On States Re-formation Defied Surprise! WiSS W DELHI LThe virtual defiance by some State Legislature., and Pradesh Congress Committees of the v^ngress directive on the issue of reorganization of States cSS™"^* 1 r ?F etful surprise" m the Congress Working Committee which met here last week The Congress
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    Rift In T.-C. P. S. P. Ranks
    347 2 ERNAKULAM: About 35 delegates, led by Sri R. M. Manakalath, Cochin Praja Socialist Party leader, walked out from the meeting of Praja Socialist delegates from all parts of TravancoreCochin State held here to approve a programme, drafted by the State P.S.P. Executive, and
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    Migration To Commonwealth
    509 2 Migration To Commonwealth i^UiOKK: Indian delegates to the uimunonwt^utn xve*a.uoos ouo.t«rix>nce tav-ui"ea certain measure" Oi jiUKTaUon irum ±ncua to otner i>ari.> ox me uommonweaiin as long ad conattimos m emptuymeitt. aboard were guaranteed and uo auscmiunution On wcwi vr otner s:n>unoa was at the receiving country. Tne conierence, wnicn continued
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    Wonderful Policemen
    145 2  -  Just c year ago I had a motor accident and was taken to hospital. Next morning a policeman arrived at my bedside to take a formal statement But clutched behind ms back was a bunch of flowers he had rescued from my wrecked car and kept alive m
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    NON-MUSLIMS IN LEAGUE?
    203 2 LAHORE: The Chief Minis er. Mr. Feroze Khan Noon ndicated that the Muslim High might cons der the -luestion of throwing open the organisation to non-Muslims. He told a convent.nn ol Muslim Leaguers here that nor. political party In Pakistan, nade up of people professing iiilerent faiths,
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    Meetings Of Rival Groups
    352 2 Two rival Mu^iTi League groups m Pakistan Punjab held separate meet ngs at the residences of their respective leaders Chief Minister Malik Feroze Khan Noon, and Mian Mumtaz Dau'tana to take <tock of the latest political levelopments m the country vth special reference to the Muslim
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    MAN'S GREATEST ENEMY
    90 2  -  "I believe that nmn test enemy Ifl fear: not ioar m battle, but m hs day-to. day life. Yes fear, and selfishness with wh'ch it is curioisly entwined.. They are the u.timate fct\s. And I do not )>*•- -1 eve that they are conquered ny action. They
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    NOTHING DOING
    62 2  -  "It took me nearly twenty years of my adult life to learn the value to m nd and booy of daily periods of doing nothing Twenty years is quite a time; partial rly if we consider that o: > essive 'busy-ness' can and T> 14 often doos, iiaH
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    Madras State Herbarium
    1332 3  -  S. N. CHANDRASEKARAN Hy Hundred-Year Old Institution The M t.t a Herbarium is cne of the oh: -,-t n «iii,.n,mu ,A lt* km* In thi fJ country It haa lU^Si? i^Mat^ City and ha* grown up later m Coimbatore. OT ALMOST everybody knows what a museum is.
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    SHOES THAT
    265 3 '■'L'ne saoc tnaj never uee«...j rusoiiug iius been inventeu, jhj rwse-ivlary tiunaa, m a. jji^yiauiuic tnoauuast m tii« uoo s i'ctcific {service, 'in* rtonutr MM is oemg niauulactuied m tens o£ tnousauu^ cuia aiiuuid be m tne .su^u u> now. it is mace m tne wc&i oi t^ngiand
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    IND. AIRLINES WORKING AT A LOSS – WHY?
    429 3 IND. AIRLINES WORKING AT A LOSS WHY? Nij.W UsiiakU: Mr. Raj i^uiiaaur. utqputy Minister for *-^iJiiaailic<UiK^iio .lout toe iaou^e 01 lli© i J copie tnat the "■•mat; tomiu uy me jui—an Aiiiiiie d v^/iporauoa uunnx trie ni.st four mfcOUk* va( d«o vptiiUuua was ftuirut iuf. iiw.uii muuis ama the exuiivunvu
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    42 3 maKing; an absolutely accurate fit is guaranteed and money back if qven the worst hooligan can part sole from upper or stub through the toes. "Bad luck for the shoe menders but they never seem out of work anyhow," sHid Rose-Mary Sands.
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    55 3 "I am afraid that welleducated women nowadays rorget that they are destined for marriage end, come what may, it is mamage that must always have their first thoughts. The temptation to forget this is enormous— the further a woman goes m her chosen line, the less suitable she is to
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    No Indian Action Unilaterally On "Free" Villages
    552 3 NEW DELHI: India is believed to have informed France that she does not intend to take over, unilaterally, villages m the French settlement which have proclaimed their independence. At the same tune, India, it has been emphasized, will not tolerate the violation of
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    Drama, Means Off Education
    421 3 MADRAS: Dr. C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar presided over anc Inaugurated the devotional drama "Aiyyappan," presented by the Stage and enacted by Nawab T. S. Rajamanikam and wis troupe, at the Open Air Theatre m Congress Grounds Teynampet. Inaugurat n&- the drama. Dr. Ramaswami Aiyar said that
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    Far East Air Services O.Ked
    223 3 BOMBAY: The Air India International Corporation at ius mooting approvt-u tne pio-ijvj'-ai io op«r<iu; two atw services to tne *'ar li&st. Mr. J. K. i). Tata Chairman of tne <-*>rporation presided over %MH mcenn^. The two mw ;ervices to the Far ijast arc, one via
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    The Greatest Malady Of Sinhalese—Laziness?
    54 3 The Greatest Malady Of Sinhalese— Laziness? MAHARAGAMA: "The frr easiest malady of the Sinhalese is laziness. They are the laziest peop] t 'on earth. The Taniiis are progressing because they are industrious," said Mr. P. die S. Kularatne, General Manager of B.T.S. Schools. s»t the annual prize erlvimr of the
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    Do Animals Have Colour Perceptions ?
    572 3 Do Animals Have Colour Perceptions Tiicre are many answers to this question, for animals difI'er widely m their perceptions of colour, and colour vision is far from universal. Among the s.mplevst forms of animal life, the whole surface of the body is sensitive to light and one may consider thk
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    KLUANG INDIANS SET EXAMPLE
    843 4 MOVE TO ACQUIRE STATE AND FEDERAL CITIZENSHIP The Johore State Nationals (Indian) Association, Kluang, the fi|3t of its kind m the Federation was launched recently m the Government Fjngiiah School, Kluang, before a distinguished gathering of officials, unofficial and members of the public. The Acting Representative
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    Varsity Of Air Listening Group
    45 4 Persons who arc interested m joining listening groups to hear every Sunday from 3 p.m. to 5 pjn. Radio Malaya's Programme, "Ufclverslty of the Air," are Invited to contact the Br tish douncil'a Adult Educ&tioß Officer. Stamford Road, sinBra.pore. 6.
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    A Labour Leader Passes Away
    92 4 Mr. R. K. Samy, Adviser and Ex-President of the Singapore Traction Company Employees* Union peacefully passed away at the General Hospital on Friday at 3.30 a.m. and wa; buried at th e Hindu Cemetry at 5.50 P ni. About 1500 memben. including the Genera. Manager
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    Cooking Demonstration
    20 4 Cooking Demonstration Tomorrow, Monday. April 12. at sp.m. there will be Cooking demonstration of "Mesu-pafc" at the KanvUa Club premises.
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    LAILA MAJNU
    211 4 - A Picture That Will Be Remembered LAJLA MAJNU, an mv mortal love epic, has been the favourite theme with nearly half a dozen film producers m India. Each one began pruning- the sequences so as to make It adaptable for a film and it should be said m
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    Relief To Refugees
    1130 4 GOVT.TO WRITE OFF LOANS NEW DELHI: The Rehab Uttatlon Minister, Mr. Ajit Pras*d Jata, announced m tne House vt xtxv People that the Government bad dkftdded by way of heipin X tne refugees to write off loans taken by them upto tne extent i>f its. 300 provided
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