Indian Daily Mail, 5 April 1946
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Title Section11 1946-04-05 9 Indian Daily Mail Km x 47 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1946.11 words
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Article822 1946-04-05 9 I To Decide Indonesia's Future I ass Evacuation Of Internees Next eek, Meanwhile Extremists Areßusy i.\pr. 4. Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr, British Dr. Hubertus van Mook, Deputy Gov.thc Netherlands Fast Indies, their assistants and idonesi m delegation left Batavia m a Skymaster plane 1 for TheReuter - 822 words
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614 1946-04-05 9 A Reuter message received m Singapore from New York late last night states that a provisional agreement on the procedure for peaceful settlement of the Russo-Persian question was reached at a private meeting of members of the United Nations Security Council yesterday It614 words
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585 1946-04-05 10 Two Revolutions Facing British In India Pakistan Only A Rallying Cry, Says American Newsman [Uwttei Prus S/hnal Service) Washington.— The British Government, seeking desperately to obtain settlement of the complex political problem m India, ultimately may be faced with the necessity lor determining which of two "revolutions" m that countryU.P. - 585 words
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LATEST FROM MADRAS
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353 1946-04-05 10 MODEST DRESS ARCHBISHOPS' DEFINITION Madras, April 3. A laitorial reform described by young iromen as iinmodern and revolutionary, welcomed by the elderly as modest and simple is prescribed by the inter-joint lenten ptstoral issued by the Catholic Archbishops, Bishops and the Administrator Ajx>st<>!ic of Travancore and Cochin. Entitled "Christian Modesty353 words
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Article19 1946-04-05 10 The newly reconstitute M gram Municipal Council nut I week-end and elected B. v tjriH swami as Chairman. H19 words
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368 1946-04-05 10 CONGRESS LEADERS OPTIMISTIcI (From Our Own Correspondent) H Delhi. April 3. -A significant stage m the m with the British Cabinet Mission was reached here 'odß with the 100-minutes' meeting Congress President Azad hi with the three Ministers at the Viceroy's house, fo!io\u\lH Sir368 words
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163 1946-04-05 10 New Delhi, April 3. Ml hatma Gandhi looking eh™ ful after conversation < wiß the three Ministers of I British Cabinet to India here tcxM told a great crowd that "The \l^« has conic m good faith." I Congress President MaulaiM V KalamReuter - 163 words
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125 1946-04-05 11 |\pril 2. South African Premier Gen. to the second reading of the Asiatic Land an Representation bill debate, said that the fliure i determined to proceed with the bill. ..It* 1 nave the bill on before leaving Europe about renca of the iportance.Reuter - 125 words
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Article50 1946-04-05 11 Capetown, \pr. 2.— The Asiatic jnd lemur .md Indian Represenative Hill passed tta second readne m iht Hmm of Assembly today ij »k rotes t»> 19. The hill which had its first readBs on M;ir L'"> seeks to limit aciui>iiion of land by Indians m Natal md the Trans\aal.- ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article112 1946-04-05 11 Capetown, April 2. Gen. Smuts, ion Prime Minister, told the House Assembl) toda) that m the opinion Union Government »t would i r. competent tor the LeagtM of ts meeting m Geneva next d spose oi its mandate* to the Ked Nations Organisation. .V fai isReuter - 112 words
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64 1946-04-05 11 BEVIN TO LEAD TREATY REVISION DELEGATION 12. Mr. Krnest Foreign Secretary, l! British delegation to Cairo a revision of the tian Treaty of Alliance the Egyptian (iovernannounced this m the moils today. He said i ment had agreed to i it ions m the light L experience and with LReuter - 64 words
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Article66 1946-04-05 11 Madras, April 4- Mr. Gandhi said here he zcas not afraid of the atom bomb. "The atom bomb is powerless before my truth and non-violence,** he said. "It may kill me, members o) my family, and even the 400 millions of Indians; but whatReuter - 66 words
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92 1946-04-05 11 INDIAN JUSTICE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL Washington. Apr. 2.— An Indian justice will be included on the international military tribunal to try Japanese war criminals m Tokyo as the result of six weeks negotiations just concluded m the Japanese capital, it was learned authoritatively. Negotiations have been conducted mainly between BritishReuter - 92 words
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32 1946-04-05 11 Washington. Apr. 1.-The United States Senate today unanimously confirmed the appointment of Averell Harriman as new Ambassador to Britain m succession to John (J. Winant. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article66 1946-04-05 11 {From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, April j.— The Madnw Government has increased the pay oi the lower ranks of the Police force m i he province. Lately, policemen m various parti of the country were Martin- strikes demanding better pay. Only two weeks ago Delhi66 words
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Article56 1946-04-05 11 (From Our Ou n Correspondent) Bombay, April >.— R. K. Chary, Deputy Field Controller Military Accounts, Poona, iJ believed to have died as a result of a first class railway carriage attached to the MadrasBombay express m which he was travelling to Madras accidentally catching hre late Tuesday56 words
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Article56 1946-04-05 11 Chungking, April j.— The Manchurian crisis is reaching a new peak as Communist representatives protest against the continued flow of Kuomintang troops into the north-east and continuous United States help ID transporting them. They have given a warning that the issue of this question will decide warReuter - 56 words
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515 1946-04-05 11 (From Our Oun Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 2.— The hope that BMA officials will change their heart Mith the change of their dress was expressed by Mr. K. F. Nariman, head of the Indian legal mission to Malaya and515 words
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348 1946-04-05 11 New York. WiatlPa Churchill has acknowledged the receipt of a song composed and dedicated to him by a priest who was dying m a Japanese prison camp when he pledged a foreign correspondent to deliver the document to the former prime minister. Through f.348 words
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62 1946-04-05 11 Herford, Germany, Apr. J l f r mana m Rhineland have formed a party which leeks "British Dominion Status" for th€ region. Membership has steadily increased since the n-emit ration Mts according to Genual sources tonight. The Mayor of Cologne and the Editor of theReuter - 62 words
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791 1946-04-05 12 Agricultural Settlements And Industrial Co-operatives To Be Created A plan to relieve dbtfCM amongst CX-INA penonnd m Malaya, by the creation of agricultural settlements and industrial Cooperatives, is under the urgent consideration of the Indian Relief Committee, Malaya, which was set up by791 words
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45 1946-04-05 12 REGISTR ATI ON OF AUXILIARY FIRE SERVICES It is requested that all members of the Auxiliary I ire Service report to the Volunteer Forces Record Office, S.V.C. Drill Hall, Beach Road, Singapore, between 2 and 5 o'clock on the afternoon of Friday, sth April 1946.45 words
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AROUND THE COURTS
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Article157 1946-04-05 12 Two Indians, (iurdial Singh and Abdul (ihani. both former members of the I.N.A. were convicted on a charge of attempted armed robbery, when they stood on trial before Lt.-Col. ii. C. H. Culley, m the Assesors Court yesterday. Mr. A. P. Rajah, the prosecution officer said that157 words
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Article320 1946-04-05 12 I was asked to bury a dead body enclosed m a coffin, and it Has some time later that I found out that the body was that of Mr. Cornelius." said Makizano Masuo. one of the accused In the Double Tenth case, when he was making320 words
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72 1946-04-05 12 In view of the acute shortage of rice, British troops m Malaya will no longer receive rice as part of their ration. Orders to this effect have already been usued. The consequent small saving will be diverted for civilian consumption. British troops had been72 words
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201 1946-04-05 12 Following is the text J^ vim given by HJL th nttm Radio Malaya after his "The reception which n accorded today has h'lL desire to do my best to hasten the turn to normal condition^ Ma jest subjects m this „j,, n "My tear is,201 words
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Article175 1946-04-05 12 The battery which tired tk of if-lb-er guns for the Oficei M mMutcering the Government indM Governor of Singapore tlm wcckM the "A" Singapore Coast De« Unit, R.A. It is the first .i!l-\fl gunner Unit; m its ranks tlu "fl are British. I The Unit was175 words
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Article18 1946-04-05 12 l.nmkitluni, April >-~~"'M^H Lakshim, gddretsmg a m < ;i; \^B to"Ja\ ad located a $OCt* y^M for India. T^k18 words