Indian Daily Mail, 11 March 1946
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Title Section20 1946-03-11 1 Indian Daily Mail l V Ol„ 11, No. 25. j SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH v, i 9 46. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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500 1946-03-11 1 Tension Also In Manchuria I .J on, Mar. io.— The Persian situation "is approachii isis with the centre of events shifting to Teheran," diplomatic correspondent of the Sunday Observer. clear from the whole course of the Russian policy m J\ a over the last six monthsReuter - 500 words
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107 1946-03-11 1 Chungking-, Mar. i). Ten thousand French troops landed at Haiphong last night to take over garrison duty m north Indochina after Mar. 16 according to a Central News Ag-ency report from Hanoi. French quarters are unaware that the transfer of garrison duty is deferredReuter - 107 words
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61 1946-03-11 1 N ATIO NAL TROOPS BESIEGED BY COMMUNISTS Chungking, Mar. 9. National troops and civilians m Tungming m southern Ilopei have been besieged by the Communists for 12 days and are facing; starvation, according to information from military sources quoted by the Central Government. "The Communists are digging trenches round theReuter - 61 words
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Article24 1946-03-11 1 London, March.— The <L\ith h.is taken place suddenly at Fleet, Hampshire, of Sir Idjal Lloyd, former Finance Member of the Government oi Burma.— A.P.I.A.P.I. - 24 words
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120 1946-03-11 1 Washiftijfton, Mar. 9.— lnited States Congress observers said today that they were now fairly sure the £1,100.000.000 loan to Britain would go through. Perhaps the niost significant re marks on the loan debate this week was made as the Committee broke up forReuter - 120 words
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99 1946-03-11 1 Bombay, March 10. Mahatma Gandhi today warned members of the Indian armed forces against resort to mutiny to achieve improvements m conditions of living m an article m his weekly newspaper "Harijau." rr A mutiny may conceivably succeed but success can only at ail mutineersReuter - 99 words
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Article34 1946-03-11 1 Buenos Airs. Mar. 9.— At least six British people were attacked and beaten by striking meat packers m Buenos Aires today. One of them was detained m a British hospital with head injuries ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article78 1946-03-11 1 Washington, Mar. 10.— Sir Ramaswaniy Mudaliar, head of the Indian food mission to Washington and London, said yesterday the mission had completed the presentation of it,.ease to the Combined Food Board In Washington. They were now waiting for the decision of the hoard which was expected nextReuter - 78 words
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270 1946-03-11 1 Lahore, Mar. 10. A cosmic ray age to super ede th< present atomic age m the not distant future, is predicted by 33-year-old cosmic ray research scientist, Dr. Piara Sin^h (Jill. Assistant Professor of Physics at the Forman Christian CollegeReuter - 270 words
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Article124 1946-03-11 1 Washington, March 10. Mr. Winston Churchill told prominent American Navy, Army and Air Force leaders with whom he had been associated during the war that the "effective unity" of British and American military staff work is a "precious possession which we have m common." "This unity whenever circumstancesReuter - 124 words
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Article23 1946-03-11 1 Capetown, Mar. 10. Introduction of the proposed legislation granting limited franchise to Indians m South Africa has been delayed, it was reported.— ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article790 1946-03-11 2 India In Transition Exposed To Mob Threat Bombay, Match INDIA m transition and on the verge of transfer of political power fn >m Britain to Indian hands at least that is what is given out as the object of the British Cabinet Mission visiting790 words
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470 1946-03-11 2 Representative Of Indian Government Explains Issuance Of Passage Forms To India The incident at the Office of the Representative oi the Government of India on Thursday last, when people se king passage forms to India allegedly mobbed the orhce q most unseemly manner causing grievous hurt to the R resentative's470 words
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85 1946-03-11 2 "AFTER BRITAIN LEAVES INDIA (From Our Correspondent) Masulipatam, March 9. Congress suspicion of the Communist Party's objectives m India was expressed today by Dr. Pattabhi Sitaramayya, Congress V/orking Committee member. He said: "To send away the British out of India may be a common object, but into the vacuum thus85 words
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Article48 1946-03-11 2 (From Our Correspondent) Cuttack, Mar. 9. Orissa*! exMinister, Pandit Godavaris Misra, went on three days' fxsi *>> a certain newspaper alleged corruption by him. He accepted to serve n Minister under the premiership of the Maharaja of Parlakemidi when the GejrjgttSl resigned offices and went to jaal48 words
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93 1946-03-11 2 COLOURED EVACUEES REFUSED BY BRITISH SHIP (From Our Correspondent) Bombay, Mar. 9.— Authorities of a British troopship ready for lailhtl from Bombay yesterday to UoUjS is reported to have refused to earn 50 "coloured" evacuee passer, r/fl bound for Singapore. The passengers arc both native* 0 Malaya and Chinese. They93 words
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Article385 1946-03-11 3 hUTCH TO TAKE OVER: INDONESIAN REACTION UNFAVOURABLE I. Match 9. All British and Indian troops are .1 and will be replaced by Dutch forces. step m carrying decision was the morning ot nearly i troops, but the tion of all British rces Will take many385 words
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140 1946-03-11 3 London, Mar. B.— "The people of India are poor because they accept poverty,- stated Mr. Ii W. Nichol, who recently visited India as a member oi the all-party Parliamentary delegation, addressing a meeting here today. They will not attain higher standards until they areA.P.I. - 140 words
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94 1946-03-11 3 (From Our CorrcsJK>ndeitt) Calcutta. Mar. 9.— The Congress Medical Mission for Malaya is now .waiting passage facilities. Pandit Nehru met the Mission's organisers here yesterday .\r\d inspected equipment collected. Pandit Nehru is now leaving for Malay. 1 from Delhi on March 17, not on M.ireh94 words
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Article65 1946-03-11 3 (From Otfr Correspondent) P.itna. Mar. c;. A temple has been built m Begnsoroi ullage where Mshotmo Gandhi is worshipped as Cod. This is the first time m India a Hi in g man is worshipped as god and the temple is constructed for him. Doily worship65 words
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Article52 1946-03-11 3 (From Our Correspondent) Cawnporc. Mar. S. Pandit Nehru addressing .1 public meeting here on Wednesday said the enthusiasm tor freedom among the people was remarkable but they needed tact with discipline. Pandit Nehru is leaving for Calcutta and from there he will visit Bombay before Laving52 words
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Article191 1946-03-11 3 London, Mar. s Churchill suargeating new holy alliance for what he standi for?'" asked Profeaaof Harold Laski. Chairman of the Lahoui- Party, when he ailiisoasd meeting of several hundred students organised by th^ Aaaoeiation of Scientific Workers tonight Is hv trying to prevent the growthReuter - 191 words
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132 1946-03-11 3 Headquarters, Air Command, South East Asia, announced yesterday that the King; has been graciously pleased j to approve the following awards in] Air Command, South East Asia:Second Bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross 10 I O. M.D. Scale, P.F.C., (.S.">7 Sqdn.) and Bar to132 words
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Article70 1946-03-11 3 BEST ACTOR ACTRESS Hoolwood, Mar. Ray Milland. 38-year old Welsh born film actor, won the motion picture Academy Aw.ird tor rhe best ptricrmance by an actor curing the past ve?.r. it wa< announced m Hollywood today Joan Crawford von the aw»rd foj the best performance ov an actress; the prizeReuter - 70 words
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Article68 1946-03-11 3 Cairo, Mar. 2. The names oi 1 2 Egyptian politicians who will constitute the delegation to negotiate with Britain regarding the revision the Anglo-Egyptian treaty oi alliar.c: ar announced. The delegation will include rave sentatives of all parties cxc th Wafd, .md includes Prime M'nistci Ismail Sulk\ P.isha mu\ theReuter - 68 words
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219 1946-03-11 3 IDLE GERMANY— JAPAN WILL DEMORALIZE WORLD New York An editorial m Friday's X» w York Tinii B, endorsing plans of the United State, Government to p iaw cotton ta Gerauunr, Austria and Japan for aaa m resussing peart time industrial production, said that only by fetting back to work ranUSIS - 219 words
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Article55 1946-03-11 3 London, Mar. T« Canada is to loan $1,250,000,000 (£281,000,000) to (1 rest Britain to enable her to meet "serious problems which she has to face until she has had the opportunity to restore her external income from losses and destruction caused by the war," Prime .Minister Clement Attlee announced m55 words
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Advertisement94 1946-03-11 3 I lave you taken part m the STRAW BALLOT on the Malayan Union White Paper m the Vol. 1. Mo. 4. In this issue Our Sydney Correspondent tells how Sydney commemorated 1 eb. Is- Barrister-at-law discuss the law oi Sedition. ''Malaya Upside Down" is reviewed by Chen. John Eber asks94 words
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429 1946-03-11 4 ''Peace Insecure Without Struggle" -So viet View OUTSPOKEN COMMENTS BY SOVIET PRESS MOSCOW, Mar. Kb— The need ol slrem;lhenin- So\ iet milit night hi stressed m front page editorial m Mostoa Sews, The paper Wiys: "Our people know thai peace cannot he made secure vsithout a itrUfflf and lor thisReuter - 429 words
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414 1946-03-11 4 Cairo, Mar. Britain's future Kalaence aad power m the Middle Bast- strategically and politically the most sensitise area m the world toaaj may be large.) setersaiaed within the next few weeks. A f t r t h*- recent crescendo of anti> Briti h "<iReuter - 414 words
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222 1946-03-11 4 Indian Army Engineers Open Up East Coast Of Malaya Indian engineers recently began work on one of their biggest assign* meats m Malaya*— the opening up for heavy traffic of the east coast load from Kuantan to Kota Bahru. During the .Japanese occupation this road was allowed to fall into222 words
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354 1946-03-11 4 ONE MORE DIFFERENCE OF OPINION BETWEEN THE 'BIG 3' London, Mar. 9. Th Bi I a< repreae tative d Tollington, hai b en instructinform the Bulgarian Government that Britain associates itself with the view expressed m the United States metaaoranduin of Feb. 22 that the entry of two members ofReuter - 354 words
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Article111 1946-03-11 4 The few remaining tickets .for the charity performance of Henry V." which is being held at the Capitol Cinema at 9.16 p.m. on Monday, Mar. IK, m aid of the Malaya Welfare Fund, can be obtained from Col. Lord, ground floor, Victoria Memorial Hall. or from111 words
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Article175 1946-03-11 4 Mr. X bhashyam, one o of' Indian lawyers arho recently m this country to defend I ils chirked with ell. mi'.tul during tlu- Japan* tion, made his hrst appearanct :it i Superior Court on Saturd wU P. M. Nambiar sras charged K-for. Iftng < mdr.175 words
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35 1946-03-11 4 EXECUTION OF JAP WAR CRIMINALS POSTPONED The first execution of eonvicm laponesi war criminals, whit b M scheduled for this morning, bashed postponed to Thursday, the In Jin Daily Mail learns from a rel'um source.35 words
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Article232 1946-03-11 4 Washington —In his recent ;j nouncement that the first Navy of the atomic bomb Is aeheduledl May 16 at Bikini m the Mans islands and that a second Navy te w ill be made m the same area July Secretary of the Navy Forrestslns theUSIS - 232 words
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Article23 1946-03-11 4 Chungking, Mar. <>.— Though details are available m Chun* confirmed reports here indi< the Soviet forces are final b PH out of Manchuria.— ReuterReuter - 23 words