Indian Daily Mail, 6 April 1946
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Title Section14 1946-04-06 13 Indian Daily Mail VOL. 11. N* 4* SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL <„ 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS.14 words
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Article253 1946-04-06 13 RUSSO IRANIAN TREATY SIGNED ■Oil Concessions For Soviet: IFIUTHFR UNO DISCUSSIONS UNNECESSARY, SAYS IRAN PREMIER I an, April 5. Premier Ghavam of Iran told Tnited lp rt the Russo-Iranian treaty was signed at four o'clock I Thf ?t< micr disclosed that L e treat) docs not involve p ZI rU.P. - 253 words
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174 1946-04-06 13 Batavia, Apr. 4. British mortars were used against terrorists m Lembang area of Java on two occasions today, it is officially stated. Allied pickets were sniped at m Tjiandjoer area where a convoy from Batavia to B;|ndoeng was attacked on Tuesday. Patrols have beenReuter - 174 words
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109 1946-04-06 13 SOVIET'S FIRST STATEMENT ON SPY CASE Ottawa, Apr. 4. The Soviet Embassy issued its first official statement m the Canadian espionage investigation today charging i.ou/rnko. former Soviet Embassy cypher clerk, with being "a criminal." The statement alleged that (iouzenko, one of the principal witnesses m the recent espionage court case,Reuter - 109 words
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713 1946-04-06 13 [\\w York. Apr. 4.— The Security Council of UNO met at I 10 p.m. (i.M.T. today. The Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko m absent. Ulited State* Secretary of State Jaim» Byrnes submitted a resolu- tion thai on the basis of the Soviet tssuraixe rmarding withdrawalReuter - 713 words
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Article49 1946-04-06 13 London, April 4. All British subjects without distinction colour or descent are nou e./ncilh eligible for the Royal An Force, uiid the Under Secretary for An, }ohn Strachey, m the House of CommOMi yesterday. The rule would he altplied to men already UTving. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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257 1946-04-06 14 JINNAH INSISTS ON PAKISTAN IN TALKS WITH CABINET MISSION [ffOm Our Oun Correspondent) Delhi, April 4. Mahatma Gandhi is reported to have MiddTWtd M kmg letter to Lord IVthick-Lawrence today among other things, the repeal of the salt tax and the release257 words
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Article406 1946-04-06 14 LATEST FROM MADRAS [from Out Sl>ti tal <>rit <(><>n./i nt Madrai Ipril 4. An acute doth ihortage m Malabar had .< climax yesterday when cloth riots broke out m alicut Hostile mobs attacked cloth-shops, smr'icil ihow-cases and ransacked stocks. A shopkeeper was manhandled ami the police later restored order. One406 words
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Article80 1946-04-06 14 Washington, April Three Indian economists who will negotiate settlement of Lend-lease and surplus property accounts with the United States arrived by train from Montreal today. They were met at the station by representatives of the Indian AgentGeneral and Indian Supply Mission. It is expected theAPI - 80 words
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272 1946-04-06 14 London, April 5. Support for India's demand for independence, call for an Asia Charter, and criticism of the British Government's food policy m India are contained m a number of resolutions to be presented by the Labour Party organisations at theReuter - 272 words
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Article120 1946-04-06 14 Washington, April 4.— -The Arn| erican rcpretentative on Allied C AIT W Council tor Hungary has sent .mom of protest to Marsh.il Kelnur.v \or<| jhilov, Soviet Commander-in-C Hungary, asking that all Soviei pc« •onnel be withdrawn from lk:ncJ"j« and American oil fields m vutj western Hungary,Reuter - 120 words
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Article25 1946-04-06 14 Delhi, April 4.— umd LN.A. men haw birr. '^^^B M /<?r, or an- on their way to H rf/n/ //jf remaining 4,000 w/// 8 'H25 words
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396 1946-04-06 14 Indian High Commissioner To Australia Flays British Conception Of Racial Superior i ty Sydney, April 3.— An attack on "British com- „10! racial superiority," was made yesterday by the Indi -I-M Commissioner Sir Raghunath speaking at Bowral a ry| He compares this attitude with that of Hitler. He is reportedAPI - 396 words
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119 1946-04-06 15 Army Navy Influence On Atomic Policy Restricted > N The Senate's Atomic Energy Comill for a military control of atomic mimously adopted a substitute amendment rnw »nd navy influence on atomic policy. i rH rl V- spokesman m mil civilian I ferct as reH mi.nan.fame I of protests m» runUP - 119 words
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Article84 1946-04-06 15 CALCUTTA— LONDON 'PHONE TALK v Delhi, April 4.— Calcutta talk* tn I .mi Jon more than any other Indian diy, it h \tatcd here. There has heen g j/wr/> rki m the uum/nr of ttliphnm talU /v--tWtfU I'l'laitJ and India, the jnisge /v/;/,' s 20 calls s dj\, four ofReuter - 84 words
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Article139 1946-04-06 15 PEACE CONFERENCE ON MAY 1 Lion Vpr. The Hritish H incuirutd today that Frtmh ftowrnment had been m Ld if ii, British (iovernmenfs Hi that tin 1 I'.iri* peace confer-Hc.inuhu-h 21 nations will partiHatf. should l>f iu'ld on May 1 as to Paris last H Britain felt that H; v139 words
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Article39 1946-04-06 15 II v— Gen. Sir Al.m ommissioner and ef, opening the nment Information 'daw said whatever the o-Americaii < om Palestine should would have the orld behind it, and commission producsed on the idea of ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article115 1946-04-06 15 Paris. April v The British dmcrnment appears to have taken a major decision of reconstructing the British Empire, the newspaper /< MoMf said t<klav commenting on the forthcoming Anglo-1 gyptian negotiations. I c Monde, which often reflects French Foftign Office views, added: "Establishments of good relations with115 words
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127 1946-04-06 15 INDIANS POVERTY RESULT OF COLONIAL OPPRESSION Moscow. Apr. 2.— The Indian people's poverty and lack of rights today were results of centuries of colonial oppression holding the country m its clutches, Alexei Bolshakov Soviet commentator, declared today fn an article m the M New Times." Bolshakov was reviewing 1 aReuter - 127 words
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Article95 1946-04-06 15 The !N»t Oflee regreta to announce that mails for H«*g Kong and China (Amoy. Canton. C hunirkinp. Kiunjrchow. Shanghai and Swaiow) despatched trom Singapore were either damaged bj tire or id wattr when the aircraft <*>nveyinn tkem crashed m the Strata of .lohore. Correspondence m salvaged95 words
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267 1946-04-06 15 Frher.in, April i. Yiachcslav Mol«>to\. feritl FstSJgfl Minister, slipped GhavsiH iN-Sultanch, IV rsun Prime Minister, on the back at 2 OOCkttil pi r ty during the Pn m i«» Moscow for talks with jiitmorali>-nni» Stalin and the Soriai Gofff— Wt) a member of Cihaviini'- mis>Reuter - 267 words
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Article63 1946-04-06 15 UnUou y April y.— Labour member for Newport, Peter Freewum, wHissk Mmhterof Hedtb, A*euri* BCVM, the House of Commons on April I "whether he is auarc thai lanJlorih are pressing tenants to sign undertaking that they nil not accept Indian and other darkthmned cithern as lodgers andReuter - 63 words
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342 1946-04-06 15 Utndoit, Apr. .I— The British GmnMri an- prepared <o transfer three Lander Ham cruisers to the Ro\al Indian Navy subject to a satisfartor> *»ctt lenient on the price *aid Prime Minister Clement Attlee m reply to a question m the Hou*e of Commons. ItReuter - 342 words
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134 1946-04-06 15 Reduce the Birth Rate, Says New Organisation ggsSssssss The Statement of Iho Kureau added that "five of those new earths lation increase, »"«r Indi as. a nd |ye nu.ro for B«Ml« and tho nst of tho world. The Btatemeni explained that parti ally because of dense populations the living standard*UP - 134 words
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Article74 1946-04-06 15 {From Our Own Correspondent) Bombay, April >.— After more than *Vi vc.irs the Congresi Ministry assumed office m Bombay province today. B. Klu-r, Premier, md nine other ministers were sworn m. The Mmisti > includes one Parsi .mil one llnrijii"- hristian and Muslim ministen are later74 words
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538 1946-04-06 16 India's Claims First Priority, He Says London, April 4, -Claims of the Indian people, who foueht alongside ihe British and of the liberated countries, must rate higher than those of the Germans and Japanese, said Mr Clement Attlee, British Pqme Minister,Reuter - 538 words
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251 1946-04-06 16 STRABOLGI EMPHASISES BRITAIN'S HONEST INTENTIONS TOWARDS INDIA, BURMA hmiom, April 4. Lord Strabol^i, m the House of Lfflfj toda\, said: "The British Goi eminent has gferfl the dtmtsi eiidntce of the ill- sin of this country to tgftt to Indian selfdetermination and apparently at la^t ue are M^f taken seriouslyReuter - 251 words
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Article87 1946-04-06 16 H.E. the Governor has been pleased to appoint the following to be members of the Advisory Council, m addition to the tx-offido members specified m Section 41(1) of the Singapore Colony m Ordor-in-Council, 1946. G.0.C., Singapore District (Major General L. H. Cox. C.8.. 0.8.E.. M.C.,) Mr. W.Bartley87 words
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Article133 1946-04-06 16 Singapore is to have the largest airfield m the Far East. On Monday next this great field, which has a runway 2.000 yards long and 50 yards wide, is to be opened at Changi; Air Chief Marshall Sir Keith Park will speak at the opening ceremony. The133 words
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Article144 1946-04-06 16 Tokyo, Apr. 4. Former Japanese Premier Hideki Tojo has admitted his vfp.r guilt to allied interrogators but has not yet indicated whether he will plead guilty when he is arraigned before the Far Eastern Military tribunal, reliable sources told United Press today. Indictments against leading JapaneseU.P. - 144 words
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Article54 1946-04-06 16 The Sikh Regimental Centre Military Band, which has been on tour m South East Asia since December and which played at the installation ceremony of His Excellency the Governor of Singapore, will give a concert of light music oil the I*adang from T> 8 p.m.54 words
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Article55 1946-04-06 16 A public meeting m which Sjt. J. A. Thivy will deliver an address on "Indian problems" will be held at the Singapore General Labour Union Hall on Saturday, 6th April, 1946, at 5 p.m. under the auspices of the I.N.A. Relief Committee, Singapore. All friends are55 words
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Article25 1946-04-06 16 Calcutta, April 4. Nearly 1,000 employees of the Government of India Press here have struck work since Wednesday demanding increased pay and reduced working hours.25 words
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Article141 1946-04-06 16 Iho member* til" i| u Japanese Forces fa. .fc*'M hv>"K committed ;t v ar fore Lt.-Col. C H. j,h...^M a**i*ted by Mayor y Tapt. J. Carter m ih, w r *]M Court yesterday. H The two accused ai. K^i^H jiro and Asai Btaiel H i-141 words
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Article326 1946-04-06 16 I was not m Bfagaptre -I this incident took plan* and J have been mistaken tor -.1 else.' 1 said Sgt. Takciirhi. on 9 the accused m the DuuhU Trnfl case when making hi> deffl yesterday before Lt.-10l s/H Silkin. m the War i ~l Takeuehi said326 words
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Article43 1946-04-06 16 Comfort gifts were distributed' I.N.A. sick men at Bidadari H«fj on the eve of their departure to In on 4-4-46 by the members I.N.A. Defence and Relief omiwfl Singapore, together with Sjt. iThivv, ex-Minister Azad Hind W sional Government.43 words
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