Indian Daily Mail, 22 August 1946
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Title Section14 1946-08-22 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol- H.. Na, ifir,. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. xiu:. 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS14 words
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1693 1946-08-22 1 KLLEARN - I IMPORTANT FOOD BROADCAST in m-I as, As,.. Lord Killoam. in i "frU" "T lailci-I -P<*'<h to< »>»'h«- „nk rad,,) I was available in R__n<r_r.._. L tot Malava til" abSSt«t !2^,Bhip^n« set P reduced ration he__H 2 Se stem"5 tem" P^mber, however,1,693 words
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Article180 1946-08-22 1 l6*Year-01d Princess Margaret Can't Go Out Dancing London, Aug. 21.-A vivacious blue-eyed brunette who thinks that after her 16th birthday today she should be old enough to go out dancm* in London has run into an emphatic "no" from her parents. The King and Queen of EnglandUP - 180 words
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114 1946-08-22 1 HEALTH POSTAGE STAMPS FOR CEYLON Colombo, Aug. 21.- A proposal tu issue a "Health" postage stamp as practical means of furthering health propaganda work in Ceylon I has been approved by the Executive Commi.tee of Health. The stamp is to bear the picture of a nurse and is to beUP - 114 words
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Article97 1946-08-22 1 Rome. Aug. 21.~Vi'torio Emmanuel, ex-King of Italy, and his Oueen recently were evicted on a 24-hours' notice from their Cairo home by King Farouk, an English I language daily "American" said today. It asserted i 4 learned Emmanuel, who was the guest of Farouk in sumptuousAP - 97 words
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Article114 1946-08-22 1 Sydney. Aug. 21 -Considerable quanlities of timber are available In Malaya for immedate export to Sydney, local timber merchant! have been advised Samples ol hardwoods and softwoods of 71 different types have been flown tc Sydney recently, and merchant are enthusiastic about the qualit. of theReuter - 114 words
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86 1946-08-22 1 Prague, Aug. 21 Three Indian students organisations-Congress, Muslim and All- Indian Students Union— have sent a "United India" delegation of 25 to the International Students Congress, the flrst working plenary session of which was held here yesterday. There was a general discussion on the "tasks ofReuter - 86 words
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272 1946-08-22 1 Jinnah Accused Of Falsehoods By Nehruji, Col. Gill Sidhwa (From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi, Aug. 21. Prolonged yesterday in the Congress cam) the interim Government and thi announced before the week-end. In a statement, Pandit Nehru j denies Jinnah's allegation that he j refused to discuss the long-term plan with272 words
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Article, Illustration47 1946-08-22 1 NETAJI BOSE TO APPEAR OCT 21? (From Our Own Correspondent) Allahabad, Aug. 21. —Hope is beintf expressed in Allahabad Forward Bloc circles that Netaji Bose will appear in public on October 21, the day scheduled to be observed all over India to commemorate the Azad Hind Government.47 words
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Article, Illustration242 1946-08-22 1 In Dutch -Indonesian Political Deadlock Batavia, \uj». 21. It is reliably understood here that Lord Killearn is expected to come to Kutavia within a week for consultations with Lieutenant Governor-General van Mook and Indonesian Premier Sutan Sjahrir, in an effort to resoUt lhe 10- month old political deadlock which latelyUP - 242 words
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205 1946-08-22 1 Singapore, Aug. 21. Indonesian students in Holland "an in highest spirits" about the Indonesian Republic And "proud" of the independence movement, but as students in a foreign land ''cannot help but move in g diplomatic manner, -without •giving: vent to these inner feelings/AP - 205 words
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Article97 1946-08-22 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras. Aug. 21. Premier Prakasam announced in the Assembly yesterday that though there had been rains recently, the food position in the province could not be said to have improved in real measure. He complained that the India Government is allowing matters97 words
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Article34 1946-08-22 1 Tokyo, Aug. 21.— The Allied seventh AAF weather station flashed an "all clear" signal on the typhoon "Lilly" at present located in the Korean mountains and of weak intensity. UPUP - 34 words
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243 1946-08-22 1 Sarat Rose Demands Recall Of Calcutta Governor .From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, Aur. SL Calcutta is at last returning to normal. A peace missies comprising the Premier, Sarat Chandra Bose and other leaders toured the affected areas yesterday appeal ng to the people to maintain harmony. Now that the orgy243 words
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Advertisement24 1946-08-22 1 l/sub^'ip*" 00 For 1 ,ND!AN DAILY MAIL" B Local Foreign By Poat B HONWLY 3.00; B QUARTER--* 9.00; R jj/jjp-YEARLY 18.00; a\\l 3 joo.24 words
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Advertisement25 1946-08-22 1 TCtX I'OtH FftOf>t?4 tjs ro tmi; Pfto pi M Through TAMIL MURASII lhe Leading Tamil Daily in Malaya over 12 years. 71, Seiegie Road. Singapore25 words
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567 1946-08-22 2 Singapore, Thursday. Aug. 22, 194G. KK(;iSTK ATION OF TRADE VNIONS IN all countries where Labour fa awakened and is conscious of its rights and responsibilities, it is united, and organised into powerful Trade Unions. All such Trade Unions are further united into a Federation, 1 hua making: the unity of567 words
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128 1946-08-22 2 Ipoh, Aug. 21.— A trip to tho Post Office has brought prospects of a .small fortune to a local Chinese philatelist. The collector. Chong Mun Siew, purchased a sheet of 100 British Military Administration 25 cents stamps for his collection. They cost, him theirAP - 128 words
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225 1946-08-22 2 Johannesburg, Aug. 21.— South Africa is waging a determined opposition against the Asiatic Land Tenure and Representation Act. Indians are appearing almost daily before the Natal Magistrates for defying law by camping on prohibited ground. The act prohibits them from purchasing or leasingAP - 225 words
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286 1946-08-22 2 Washington, Aug. 20. South Africa's Asiatic Land Tenure Law was referred to as "shocking lo Liberal Americans'* and a "real retrogression in racial progress' by the United States branch of the Women's International League for peace in a message handed to Ashwin howdree. South AfricanReuter - 286 words
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Article111 1946-08-22 2 Calcutta. Aug. 20.— The Government spokesman a: a press conference this afternoon stated that the military personnel had been increased and troops were doing :heir best to restore normal conditions. The curfew would continue Kn force as long as the emergency existed. With the return ofReuter - 111 words
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Article109 1946-08-22 2 Milan. Aug. 21.— Mussolini's body, sealed in a metal case, was removed from police headquarters at Milan Monday and taken by car to a were; burial place, escorted by a platoon of armed policemen, it was reported here today. The corpse will lie in an unnamed placeReuter - 109 words
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Article, Illustration590 1946-08-22 2 American Apprehension Over Nehruji's Proposal For An Asiatic Bloc (By DEWITT MACKENZIE. Associated Press News Analvst.. New York, Au-cr. 21. The laming headlines of the bloody Hindu-Muslim riots in Calcutta have tended to obscure a Hornbay news dispatch which potentially is incomparably more important. This dispatch covered a statement ofA.P. - 590 words
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96 1946-08-22 2 London, Aug. 20.— India waited in vain today for the expected list of names for the Indian interim government which Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Congress President, Is to submit to the Viceroy. New Delhi radio fcaid tonight that Pandit Nehru had announced he wouldReuter - 96 words
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Article59 1946-08-22 2 vileges of a reeistered Trade Union. It will not be permitted to function as a bodv representin or the labourers, nor will it bo entitled to negotiate with the employers or declare a strike. In their own interests, therefore, all existing labour unions and other labour organisations will register themselves59 words
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166 1946-08-22 2 New York, Aug. 21— Slam's representative Konthi Suphamongkhon reportedly is conferring with several members of the Tnited Nations Security Council here in a lasUminutc effort to win approval for her application to lhe United Nations membership Informed quarters said the Siamese representative hopedAP - 166 words
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148 1946-08-22 2 I Sydney. Aug. 20.— Mr. J. A. Maloney, former Australian Minister to Moscow, today asserted Russia would either directly bring' war to the democratic coun ries, or force democracies to war on the Soviet Union. Maloney, who does not hold office at present, declaredAP - 148 words
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Article182 1946-08-22 2 Calcutta, Aug. 20.— Calcutta's food ration has been cut by half to meet the emergency created by the five days* riot, arson and looting, a Food Department official of the Bengal Government announced here tonight. It is hoped to restore the ration to normal in aReuter - 182 words
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Article62 1946-08-22 2 AUSSIE PARLIAMENT IN CONFUSION Canberra, Aus. 21.- Federal Parliament House was thrown Into confusion this morning by a strik** of the dining room staffs owing tu the dismissal of .he chief. The strike coincides with a conference of state premiers and Commonwealth Ministers. Th«^ strikers declare that no food willReuter - 62 words
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330 1946-08-22 2 Our Spec!;,; Hh|f F^| JMhi. Nou ,h Im '> an wUUisi f m.mb.rx „i ii, ment be tailed, Ther. then b. With th* Exec ut Premiei in raisin to tha. the Vicen bead It is a must hav. rj Wavell ai Obstruct side330 words
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Advertisement49 1946-08-22 2 NOTICE The party at Victoria Memorial Hall scheduled to take place today at 5.15 p.m. in honour of Mr. B. Govindasamy Chettiar J.P., M.C.H. stands cancelled owing lo his sudden and unavoidable departure to India early this morning by S.S. Corfu. Committee of Hosts, 21. Nunes Building, Singapore. 22-8-46.49 words
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460 1946-08-22 3 British Press Blames Jinnah, Muslim League For Calcutta Riots J l (he a..** of edHoria, ViES*! "^ft -vincials. i \at ive Sheffield Though the Daj sponsored by file has certainly iltutta into a md slaughter by ..uids of reckless impossible to abfrom blame in performance at •ir recent wild talkReuter - 460 words
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Article184 1946-08-22 3 Yugoslavia Protests To U.S. Aug. 2l._The text of a note sent by the Yugoslav Government to the United States Government protesting against the flight of American aircraft over Yugoslav territory was issued here last "iffht by the Yugoslav news agency. The note says: "The Yugoslav Government protests most strongly againstReuter - 184 words
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116 1946-08-22 3 Batavia, Aug. 20.— The Republican Indonesian State Bank officially opened yesterday at Jogjakarta, Republican capital in Central Java, and a" the same time a branch office was opened in batavia. The bank holds a capital of ten million guilders Republican currency, but although specimens haveReuter - 116 words
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83 1946-08-22 3 IMPORTANT DUTCH 'CONSULTATION' SATURDAY Batavia, Aug. 20.— Consu'ative discussions with other Indonesian <*rouos of the N.E.I, who were not "poresen ed at the Malino conference last month, and also wi h renresentatives of the Chinese and Arab communities and grouos of various nationalities wishing t« colooerate wi-h the Netherlands GovernmentReuter - 83 words
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Article52 1946-08-22 3 DEATH DEARER IN FRANCE TODAY **ans, Aug. 20.— Death will *>e dearer In France as from I today. Charles Luizet, Paris I police prefect, has told unI dertakers that they may in- crease charges by 2Q0 per I cent on the 1939 rates. The minimum burial charges have been aboutReuter - 52 words
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270 1946-08-22 3 ENOUGH;- SAYS BAJPAI Washington, Aug. 20.— The India Agent-General Sir Girja ■Bajpai, called upon the Agriculture Secretary Mr. Clinton Anderson, last night to impress upon him the urgency of India's need for food from the United! States and to ask him toReuter - 270 words
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249 1946-08-22 3 Aboard the USS Appalachian, near Bikini Atoll.— One advantage of small ships over big ones when atomic bombs are exploded under water has been explained by Dr. R. A. Sawyer, technical head of the recent atomic bomb-naval "Operation Crossroads" experiment. I LittleAP - 249 words
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Article25 1946-08-22 3 Zuricty, Aug. 20. The Indian team competing in the world cycling championships arrived here somewhat dizzy after an uncomfortable twenty-hour train journey across Europe. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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108 1946-08-22 3 London, Aug. 21. Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, Supreme Allied Commander, South-east Asia, may soon assume a new naval appointment, an official spokesman said here yesterday. Admiral Mountbatten will visit Sweden and Norway early next month for a holiday but, according to the spokesman, "willReuter - 108 words
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Article150 1946-08-22 3 Lahore, Aug:. 21.— An American geologist. Dr. F. A. Wickell. after a year's stay in India inspecting dam sites, says India has developed "only one per Cent, of her potential estimated power of 30,000,000 kilowatts. "If India is to develop agriculturally or industrially, she mus;A.P. - 150 words
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119 1946-08-22 3 Jubbulpore (Central Provinces;, (Air rail). ---British-born, Oxford educated Dr. Verrier Ehvin. who has devoted himself to welfare work among aborigines in the Central Provinces for fifteen years, and married an Indian girl, now hopes to be the flrst Briton to acquire Indian citizenship inReuter - 119 words
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95 1946-08-22 3 Colombo, Aug. 21.— Every industrial enterprise in Ceylon from a company with a million-rupee capital and a board of directors to a one-man business concern will soon be on the Governments official records when the Ceylon Census Department complete its Indus rial Census ofU.P. - 95 words
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Article45 1946-08-22 3 Macassar, Aug. 20. A Dutch Government official and one Timorese soldier were killed during an inspection of a village near Macassar today, when together with four policemen they were attacked by a gang of sixty men armed with' spears and swords.-— Reuter45 words
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559 1946-08-22 3 (By NEL SLIS, Associated Press Correspondent). The Hague, The Netherlands, Aug. 21.— 50 manv Dutch people want to emigrate to other countries that scores of them are having to he turned away from the foundation for emigration as thev aoply daily for assistanceA.P. - 559 words
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Article72 1946-08-22 3 Shanghai, Aug. 20— Lady Cripps, Chairman of the United Aid to China Fund, has been Invited by the Chinese Government to visit China this autumn, it is learned. Chinese Government quarters and the Shanghai office of the United Aid to China Fund are making preparations toReuter - 72 words
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Article259 1946-08-22 3 Loudon, Auk. 21. Lieut. -Gen. Sir Frederick Morgan has been deposed as chief of the I SUV. displaced persons operations in Furope for the second time this time probably permanent l-* The first offlcial word tha: Gen Morgan had again been dropped from Ins high UNRF.A postUP - 259 words
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Article131 1946-08-22 3 Lincoln, Nebraska. Aug. 2S.— General Jonathan Wainwright said yesterday that he does noi beHeve in "too much democracy in the army.* "No one feels kindlier to th* enlisted soldier than I. but t don't believe in mixing too freely on terms of social equality." he added.UP - 131 words
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Article, Illustration104 1946-08-22 3 Tokyo, Aug. 21— Ambassador George ALcheson Jr. In a statement to the Japanese press today regarding the "Progress of Democracy in Japan" declared that "against a dark background of pessimism, foreign and Japanese a year ago, the progress gained in Japan stands out aUP - 104 words
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501 1946-08-22 4 4< l was reluctant to join the Japanese Special Branch, but was forced to do so. I had to carry out the orders of the Japanese superiors, which if I had disobeyed would have led to very serious consequences," said Hussein Alsagoff when making501 words
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130 1946-08-22 4 An Air Letter Form Service providing for a reduced postage rate of 25 cents per form is available but. only for countries within the British Empire. If an air letter form la sent to any non -Empire country, the full postage for a half130 words
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Article78 1946-08-22 4 Under the distinguished patronage of Lt.-Col. G. W. D. Johnson. Administrative Officer. Muar. an Indian musical concert, by Srima 'hy Ambaliorai and nartv, wax held on Mondav the 12th instant at the Central Theatre. Mn*r. in Md of the Ramakrishna lflmfon Ornhanao^e and General Indian P^Hef Work78 words
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Article50 1946-08-22 4 The Ton.il PrnfWWH A,. o ,i-.. tion will meef. the H.M ft Tf rrm ne ?3rrt Ano-nsf. 104R The Brotherhood 's team wltl b* from the fr>iw. nty ***n. .^hannthv, AhHul ViX^ V W^Hlta, Mahaljn<r,o m n^nv. Mu♦■H«h. Palawan. ViiivnrM nnm M.ml»„dv. F**An_ Thamby, Somoo. Krishnan and Kavambu.50 words
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Article43 1946-08-22 4 MALAYAN DEMOCRATTC UNION Mr. N. A. Mallal. Barrister-at-law, will speak on "The Law and Poor Persons" on Friday, August 23, 1946, at 5.15 p.m. at the Malayan Democratic Union Hall i__t floor, 331, North Bridge Road Members and friends are cordially invi ed43 words
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Article258 1946-08-22 4 At the Assizes esterday. two Chinese, Lau Choon Hoe and Tan Koon Tian, appeared before Mr. Justice W. T. Thorogood on a charge of armed robbery. It is alleged that on April 23 they committed robbery of two bicycles, jewellery and cash and at the258 words
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86 1946-08-22 4 GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL EPOYEES CAN JOIN M.D.U. The B.M.A. ruling that there was no objection to Government anri Wnntoioa] emplovees Joining the M.D.U. was re-affirmed In a letter from the Colonial Secretary's Office dated 15th August. 1946. in answer to an M.D.U. enouirv. The letter from the Colonial Secretary states.86 words
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Article53 1946-08-22 4 FIVE GOVERNORS IN PENANG An official statement from .he Residency. Penang savs that the Governor-General is having a rou tine conference with the governors cf the Malayan Union and Singapore In Penang too, are the acting, Governors of Sarawak and North Borneo, although they have not been specially asked to53 words
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Article, Illustration170 1946-08-22 4 The uncertainties of shipping even in these peacetime days was brought to the fore amongst the local Indian community yesterday when a farewell tea-party to Mr. B. Govindasamy Chettiar, under the auspices of the Management Committee and members of the Tamil Brotherhood Association,170 words
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128 1946-08-22 4 Karachi, Aug:. 21— The Sind legislative assembly has been summoned to m«set on Sept. 5. It is understood that the opposition party in the assembly has ffiven notice of a motion of no-confid-ence in the present ministry. G. M. Syed. leader of the opposition, claimsA.P. - 128 words
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72 1946-08-22 4 DISPLACED PERSONS MAKING PROPAGANDA FOR 3rd WAR Vienna. Aug. 21.- The Russian nrmv newsnaner "Oei'erreirbisrhe fining" todav accused disnlaced oersons in th e French zone of Austrla of "makincr nropaganda for I third world war.'* It Raid ofTonders were terrorMn» Residents of Tvrol while etltffvHv French protection and assis'anee TAP - 72 words
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63 1946-08-22 4 10 YEARS' SENTENCE FOR SOLDIER ROBBER CONFIRMED Batavia. Au<r. 20— Lieu\-Oenerai C. Mansemh. Allied Oomman-Hpr-in-Phief in Java, has oonfirm«H British court mat-Hal's V erHW which sentenced a British solrtier •n t^n years' imprisonment reports A net a. The man had robbed nine Chinem civilians under threat of p oictoL HeReuter - 63 words
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143 1946-08-22 4 New Delhi, Aug. 21.— The Indian Standing Finance Committee, meeting here under the chairmanship of finance member Sir Eric Coates, has approv ed these industrialisation plans for India: I. The early establishment of an Eastern Technical Institution somewhere near Calcutta to provide facilities for instruction forA.P. - 143 words
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174 1946-08-22 4 Colombo, Aug. 21.— -Allegations of anti-Indian feeling in Ceylon were refuted by Mr. George de Silva. Minister of Health, at a dinner, at which he was a guest, given in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Fstaie Staffs Association of Ceylon. Mr. de SilvaUP - 174 words
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190 1946-08-22 4 Batavia, Aug:. 21.— The Netherlands Navy Information Service says reports have repeatedly proved that the illegal trade from the NE.I. to Malaya not only includes il'#?ally required stocks of rubber, sugar and pepper but also machinery and factory equipment which is mainly transportedReuter - 190 words
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85 1946-08-22 4 INDIA SECRETARY PETITIONED FOR INQUIRY INTO RIOTING London, Aug. 20.— -Mr. K. Chatterji, President of Greater Bengal Association who is at present In London, and other Bengal residents here have today sent a petition to the Secretary lor India. Lord Pethick-Lawrence, urging thai steps should be immediatelv taken to endReuter - 85 words
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Advertisement124 1946-08-22 4 ADVERTISEMENTS REWARD The Malayan American Plantations, Ltd., Chartered Bank Chambers, Penang, will pay a substantial reward for information leading to the recovery of equipment, including machinery, latex tanks, eompressers, engines, pipes and iittings, centrifuge machines, eIC. lost from their Malayan, estate* and latex shipping stations.. This offer also applies to124 words
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Advertisement66 1946-08-22 4 INFERIOR "n.OTH M FOR SALE The Government has for disposal certain materials unsuitable for clothing, viz. Sail Cloth. Dowlas. Duck, Brown Duck. Unbleached Duck. These are suitable for 'he manufacture of shoes, hose, sails, bicycle ivres, tickings, etc., and applications, by manufacturers only, should be made to Controller of Supplies,66 words
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Advertisement154 1946-08-22 4 .1 p.m An lr UtfJ Adv.nHiris. n D In 'S \»d mmtky-J tmmir' 'BURMA Ity _l J 5_L I 6______B <**%$» Ifl *>wwfe& *a<a* v al tw i Kumar l'a!U j nlo of the n.,n\— R^ im seek ihc hand of -j Premier'. Daiitf^ 100 DRAMAQ 100 ROMAKTI K. L154 words
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