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Title Section16 1946-08-30 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol- II No. 172. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, AIJGU ST 30, 1946. PKICK 10 CKNTS16 words
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209 1946-08-30 1 CHIANG APPRO VES FORMATION OF INTERIM COALITION KShangh \u«. 29.— 1n what is regarded as most hopeiui |opnu nt m the China si uation of the week, Generalissimo n X, »hek was reliably reported to have approved today creation a( a committee ot hv e headed by the US \m209 words
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86 1946-08-30 1 Death Railway" Burma Seeks Compensation R The Burma B* ounced yesterday H^ arc proceeding Lai Commissioner X f or the return H allway track and V to have been B* ma railways to ■f Burma-Siam X built by the Japa- BUi-raa-Siaiii line H U under X c Is no quesXReuter - 86 words
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187 1946-08-30 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bo«bay, Aa*. 2».— The Congress Working Committee held a prolonged session yesterday discussing the policy to be followed by the new Interim Government. The Committee also considered the question of filling the two Muslim seats still187 words
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Article, Illustration284 1946-08-30 1 JINNAH DEFEATED MOANS WAILS; ACCUSES VICEROY, BRITISH CONGRESS (From Our Own Correspondent) nnn.^ >n I ba M 2f* P'" 1 for Bakrid, Jinnah h^n l S t( Musllm to organise themselves under the League banner and march united to their iroal He adds "today the horizon is dark for us.284 words
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135 1946-08-30 1 Sydney, Aug. 29.— Because of the difficulty of obtaining coal, two overseas foodships, one bound for South Africa and the other lor Malaya, arc held up m Australian ports. S.S. Baron Stranraer \3.<i(xJ tuns; with 8,000 tons of wheatReuter - 135 words
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53 1946-08-30 1 I s a Values Money Mor Than Lives? M b r 29.— Senator legate to the I Agriculture I oay expressed m- i :an participa I I* the crea- -rd. Tho- can delegates M -lane lor .urntahlng world food uurtei at a usually I "utions are ■■'\-^y agree- mouey." Hopeful53 words
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197 1946-08-30 1 Argentina Expresses Goodwill To India In Practical Form Buenos Aires. Aug. gt*_Thc first ship of 14 vessels loading 140,000 tons of maize for India are expected to leave Buenos Aires and Rosario port on the Parana river today or tomorrow. The ships were chartered by the Government of India. AReuter - 197 words
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90 1946-08-30 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, Aug. 29.-A* Calcutta settles down, the question of forming an all-party Ministry for Bengal is being seriously considered and Sir Azizul Ilauue, till lately a Viceroy's Council member, is being mentioned as the likely Premier. The European group m90 words
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145 1946-08-30 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi, Aug. 29.— The Constituent Assembly which was expected to meet m mid-September i.s likely to be postponed by a few weeks. Many provincial Legislatures will be m session next month and members will not be able to get away to145 words
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60 1946-08-30 1 Ottawa, Aug. 29. Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, speaking at a State dinner here said: "Unfortunately it is doubtful if the world has reached a desirable state when there will be no more war/* fie added; "Our aim must60 words
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156 1946-08-30 1 Paris, Aug S9. Additional security measures, details of which are being kept strictly secret, have been taken at the British Embassy m Paris since two anonymous telephone calls reported by Reuter last night. It was learnt today these two calls wore both spoken byReuter - 156 words
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70 1946-08-30 1 Teheran, Aug. 29.— An officia Iranian spokesman today said Azerbaijan. stronghold Ardebil 90 miles v jst of Tabriz, near the Caspian Sea, is now under attack by Shahsavan desert tribe. The spokesman said Azerbaijan democrats suffered "severe losses" and that guerilla fighting is stil InUP - 70 words
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126 1946-08-30 1 Paris, Aug. 29. French police and Scotland Yard security officers today denied that special measures were being taken to guard the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Kmest Bevin. They labelled as a "silly rumour" reports published m I «>nd<»n newspapers that a plot by 14AP - 126 words
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116 1946-08-30 1 Calcutta, Aug. 29.— The Working Committee of the Bengal Provincial Hindu Mahasabha. last night adopted a resolution ol holding the Muslim League Ministry responsible for the recent Calcutta riots, mass massacres, arson and pillage. The Committee demanded that the Ministry should be removed j fromReuter - 116 words
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307 1946-08-30 1 Killearn Meets Sjahrir EXPEDITES MILITARY TRUCE Halavia, Aug. 29. Lord Killearn, Special Commissioner for South-East Asia, returned to Batavia after meeting the Indonesian Premier, Sutan Sjahrir, Vice-president Hatta, the Minister for Defence, Dr. Amir Shariffudin, and other members ot the Republican government at Soekarno's palace at Jogjakarta lit tl a.m.UP - 307 words
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Article124 1946-08-30 1 New York, Aug. 29.— Dr. <;. L. Hsia. Chinese delegate to the United Nations Security Council, on Thursday brought up an old Chinese custom to support his endorsement of a U.S. motion to accept all eight applications for membership m the United Nations. HsiaAP - 124 words
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241 1946-08-30 1 Rangoon, \ug 28.— Until thr Burma Government announces its policy towards electricity for Rangoon, citizens will not know when they may again enjoy tho benefits electrical power can provide, IT Kyaw Din, Secretary to tu«* Industry and Labour Department of the Burma Government, announced.AP - 241 words
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115 1946-08-30 1 DE GAULLE WARNS FRANCE OF DANGER OF LOSING HER EMPIRE Paris, Aug. 28.— -Gen. De GaulU yesterday issued a statement In which he expressed a warning of the danger of Francr losing nnEmpire. Criticising the plant for Wv future French constitution as net complying with conditions w sary for FrenchReuter - 115 words
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791 1946-08-30 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Friday, Aug. 30, 1946. A UNIVERSITY FOR MALAYA THE question of a University for Malaya has again jumped to the forefront of Malayan affairs today with the arrival here of Dr. R. E. Priestley, a member of the A.squith Commission on Higher Education m the Colonies.791 words
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477 1946-08-30 2 "SENSIBLE WORLD ECONOMIC PLANNING CAN AVERT FOOD SHORTAGES" —PROF. RANG A London, Aug. 29. Unless surplus food countries of the world are prepared to export foodgrrains to India, then the blame for widespread deaths from famine will be placed on them squarelyReuter - 477 words
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Article45 1946-08-30 2 Rangoon, Aug. 28.— What, is believed to be Burma's biggq^t postwar burglary was committed m Rangoon on Monday night when thieves broke into the house of Daw Khin Gyi, President, of Burma Women's Freedom League and stole jewellery and cash valued at about £6,000.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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222 1946-08-30 2 Bombay (Air Mail).— Mr. I). S. Modak, prominent Indian Christian leader of Bombay, m m speech before a large gather ing of Indian Christians here, denounced Christianity as practised m western countries and accused Missionaries m India of fomenting disunity among IndianReuter - 222 words
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701 1946-08-30 2 <By Glenn Dabb, Associated Press Correspondent) New York Aug. 29— The unwelcome spotlight .swings now across the clamorous world stage and focuses on Greece. That unhajpv little country where much of Western c.v.hzat ion was born ana which stands now an almost isolated bulwark LainsMheAP - 701 words
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Article111 1946-08-30 2 r.. J Kee> Ch irm n lederatiui. „K>v.. fat»r C lmi ee has se »t. Wednesday, the f« latory telegram to Pandit Ja«ah ar ia. Nehru Art 3 liJ e Whe lwo Rreal HHlill Nil I are stru B( n g vk.oriouslv l«r de.n,,,racv. ,he111 words
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182 1946-08-30 2 Nehruji's Condemnation Of Calcutta Riots "Wise And Timely" Glasgow, Aug. 28.— Pandit Nehru's condemnation of the terrible outbreak of racial and religious violence m Calcutta was wise and timely, says the editorial m today's independent Glasgow Herald. "His own language** adds the Herald, "has too often and too recently beenReuter - 182 words
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119 1946-08-30 2 Bombay, August 29.— Mohanied Ali Jinnah. president of the AllIndia Muslim League, appealed to India's Muslim in a message marking the end of the Ramzan to consolidate and be "ready to face all eventualities." He said: "We have now come to grips with the realitiesReuter - 119 words
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213 1946-08-30 2 Bombay (Air Mail).— A Bombay doctor, Mr. G. V. Deshmukh, who believes that it is a good thing for children to be allowed to go to race meetings with .their .parents, .is agitating for a revision .of .the Royal Western .India Turf Club rulesReuter - 213 words
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Article84 1946-08-30 2 Calcutta.- Bengal's paddy outturn will be increased by 119,000 maunds with the reclamation' of 62 square miles of land as a result of resuscitation of the Nowgong canal. The ceremony opening the canal was performed at Beliaghata 25 miles from Calcutta, by Bengal's Irrigation and Waterways Minister,Reuter - 84 words
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114 1946-08-30 2 Muker jet-. GwaliorSta. forthcomin OoptnhMcn Renter view thai countries m I wheat and i ould J commodity an 1 instituted i countries o| Mtrantageoui r Such imu i d be permitted j way the Inten Dr. Mukrr.' \**k tension ol L tropical a:;ri I tneReuter - 114 words
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Article130 1946-08-30 2 Atlanta. la| _j n J the rare PtdtnU CMM mvotJ slavcrx riMi I m< .1,, t I Negroes, the I i > h 1 partment <»t Jii^t it t. I Mounted ||m an i I County's plant* r I Kosweii Pierce i I charseU.P. - 130 words
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Article85 1946-08-30 2 REQUEST FOR TROOPS IN CALCUTTA WfWIIifJ ol tin I I here today Ui< I 'I ernoc of Began] j Burrows, rcqiu.^. mi I struct the distil call out the mil:- the crave situation I Six imn ca I I I day and HMM I wert looted md this BBoralng iReuter - 85 words
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Article55 1946-08-30 2 MALAYAN INDIANS MEET SEPT. J2. The Malayan Ino will hold puhlii the country on express satisf.u (ion of the Indi.m In ment headed fc) I Nehru as the I direction of (<>m;,>li for India. The m express the hope tl» L«fM will fall p resi of Ind 1.1 .uul for55 words
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390 1946-08-30 3 Aug. 28.— New Zealand Rugby Union's an()UIU T.m" l lhc 3 inlend 1° a team to visit South f nr^pecuve of colour has caused tremendous South Africa and wide publication has been Riven 01 this issue. It 1 md announcement .1.390 words
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330 1946-08-30 3 COLOURED MEN SAVED MANY SOUTH AFRICANS, NOW THEY ARE NOT WANTED Johannesburg, Aug. 2<>.— -Th* i-onaoversy evoKed by the aiierumner speech m i\ew /.eaiana vnere ii was siaied tnat tne New uugoy tnion touring learn wouui be cnosen lor the ly*o aoutu Aincaa tour "irrespective oi colour, cominues to beReuter - 330 words
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445 1946-08-30 3 Illegal Occupancy Of Houses In Nanking- 'A Municipal Seandal (By Harold K. Milks, Associated Press Correspondent) Nanking.— This capital city of China is the kind of place where a home-owner paid "squatters" a million Chinese dollars to get possession of his own house then failed to gel m when threeA.P. - 445 words
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95 1946-08-30 3 Anglo-Siamese Agreement: Revision Possible? Bangkok, Aug. 29.— Nai Direk Chainam, Siamese Foreign Minister, told the Si.fnese Parliament that consultations are going on between him and the British Minister regarding the AngloSiamese agreement signed on Jan. 1 this year. A communique is expected. It was erroneously reported on Monday that SiamReuter - 95 words
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127 1946-08-30 3 Rangoon,— On« month after ii had been placed m a police strong, room here, opium valued at Rs. 30.000 (Straits $19,200* has vanished, and there is no oflicia. explanation for its disappearance. The opium had been seized b> Customs authorities from shipj> coming intoAP - 127 words
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77 1946-08-30 3 DOCTORS QUITTING BURMA GOVT, SERVICE Rangoon.— With more opportunities presenting themselves for esta blithing lucrative private practice doctors arc quitting the Burma Medical Service, it has been revealed officially. Their niunbei dwindled so considerably, medical authorities are now posting compounded m place of doctors to smaller dispensaries m the districts.AP - 77 words
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Article42 1946-08-30 3 SIAM- FRANCE WAR STILL ON? New York, Aug. 29.— The Siamese Government has asked the United Nations Council to adjourn its apI Jication for membership on the ground that the state of hostility between Siam and France was not yet ended ReuterReuter - 42 words
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776 1946-08-30 3 some sell their UNRRA coupons for one crown (four cents Straits) each coupon. Black markets are common m Spain, and prices are about fc Umea legal prices. The black market m Spain deals m nearly all commodities which are controlled. In Finland,AP - 776 words
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Article147 1946-08-30 3 Lake Success (NY), Aug. 28. The luited States has withdrawn its compromise plan for a blanket admission of the eicht nations to the United Nations membership, and threatened to invoke the veto power against the Soviet-sponsored applications of Albania and Outer MongoliaThe plan was withdrawnUP - 147 words
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Article97 1946-08-30 3 Paris, Aug. 28.— Five soidier.s oi the French Foreign Legion were killed aud three others wounded by Indo-Chinese when the group were ambushed near Ap Trung Nhi. French Indo-China, today, according to a French News Agency re- port from Saigon. Reuter Paris, Aug. 29.— AfterReuter - 97 words
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152 1946-08-30 3 Paris, Aug. 29. The French police were last night making a nationwide search for 14 alleged Jewish terrorists reported here to have sworn "to get" the British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ernest Hevin. The British Criminal Investigation Department, Scotland Yard, Informed the French police theReuter - 152 words
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Article209 1946-08-30 3 Aidussina on the Morgan Line. Aug. 29. The flag-draped coffin of five American fliers shot down m Yugoslavia were delivered on Wednesday by motor convey and then by stretcher bearers across the Morgan Line to American authorities. The men were killed when their Army transportAP - 209 words
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Article, Illustration177 1946-08-30 3 Ayot, Saint Lawrence, ll< •ni-.m shirr, Aur. 28. George Honiara Shaw, world famous Irish unur who is m his nineties h year lotlav became an honorary freeman ul Dublin— the < ily of his birth At bli home In thi.s Bm Tillage Shaw signed thrReuter - 177 words
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101 1946-08-30 3 HIGH DENOMINATION NOTES EXCHANGED Hanguon.— The Governm.-i Burma ha.s announced th:»» und< i tb-' Burma Notes (Payment i trfctionj Ad of J940 recentl) ed by the Governs o| legitimate claimants m.i On value for hiuli denomina lon Burn e.s held by them and no lon considered legal tend* Burma notesAP - 101 words
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560 1946-08-30 4 The Raffles Museum m Singapore came through the war and the period of Japanese occupation unscathed, but the museums m Kuala Lumpur and Taiping were severe war casualties. In the interim between the British evacuation and Japanese occupation m December, 1941, the Taiping Museum560 words
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188 1946-08-30 4 NVvv York. tkmg. 2!>.— A new demand tor pakislan has been sent m a letter to the British Prime Minister, Mr. (lenient Attlec, by the India Muslim League of tmcriea which declared: "History has proven conclusively through hundreds of years these two elements. MusluiiReuter - 188 words
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293 1946-08-30 4 The formation at an early date of the Regional and Local Congresses m the Settlement of Malacca was announced by Sri O. AR. Arunasalam Chettiar. one of the principal delegates to the recent All-Malayan Indian Conference, m a stirring address at a mass rally293 words
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Article230 1946-08-30 4 New York, Aug. 28.— The India Famine Emergency Committee declared: 'The United States remain India's chief hope m her attempt to present mass starvation." To maintain 120,000,000 Indians wholly dependent on government food stocks until December when India's own crops will be reaped, the CommitteeReuter - 230 words
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Article791 1946-08-30 4 CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT Sir— l think it would help to reduce the cost of living if someone would start a Co-operative Movement on a big scale. In this connection, the toiiowing extracts from a Journal which i read some little time ago, may be of interest to791 words
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Article116 1946-08-30 4 Batavia, August 28.— A train jammed with Indonesians m holiday mood, on the eve of the Muslim festival, yesterday suddenly was converted into a death trap when high voltage streaked through the coach, instantly killing nine and injuring 50, following a crash with an army <ruckUP - 116 words
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Article74 1946-08-30 4 Poznan. -Arthur Greiser, former Nazi Gauleiter of Poznan province, had a big audience when he paid the supreme penalty for war crimes during the German occupation. At his recent hanging m citadel place, a crowd of 15,000 gathered fully a half hour before the execution. ByAP - 74 words
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169 1946-08-30 4 New York, Aug. 29. The South Africa Passive Resistance Council delegate m the United States, Ashwin Choudree, criticised the announcement by Union Premier General Smuts, that he personally would attend to the Indian issue before the United Nations General AssemChoudree told Reuters: "ItReuter - 169 words
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162 1946-08-30 4 60,000 NEW DWELLINGS A YEAR Sydney (Air Mail).— Emphasising tnc gravity of the housing problem, the rrime Minister (Mr. cnilley; announced on August 'M that me Ounmonwealth and States has agreed on an objective which would involve .employment of ai least 130,000 men m tne buildingReuter - 162 words
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132 1946-08-30 4 "Mister America Embarrassed By Girls! Chicago.—There arc certain disadvantages to being considered perfect physical specimen. MJfl Alan Stephan, 22 years old. who recently was named "Mister America m a contest sponsored by the Amateur Athletic Union. One of the disadvantages, said Stephan, is the embarrassment he feels when he goesA.P. - 132 words
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90 1946-08-30 4 HuddersfielU, Au *VM ing tho cry mi n „r aged 19 who had i Ost a nursing Mst rr h >r I^J back from the Uarkn^ united her u.n, hi r Lying m I h iield, the girl k Newcastle-undn I all nightReuter - 90 words
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