Indian Daily Mail, 11 September 1946
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Title Section15 1946-09-11 1 Indian Daily Mail v <>». 11. No. 182. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS15 words
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202 1946-09-11 1 Provincial Governments Prepare For Trouble (From Our Own Correspondent) sirici secrecy i*s being maintained m e basis 01 tne contemplated acuoii will be non-co-operation witn the government m all possible ways. fne programme is likely t<j include resignation from government service, non-payment oi taxes defiance of202 words
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Article45 1946-09-11 1 10: The Indian ny, wukh is> io \mil be modelis b| hrmsii, .m mnuar> tinuruaUi Jnu, me National i king Committee, scheme, presented io Dr. Jim said ii national m littee haa Military 'pint a.^ a modei, varioua othei United Kingdom,45 words
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47 1946-09-11 1 foi details.) they Incor- 01 all." •11 merit ild be no reserand no class or ions. 1 1 would Indians on lines I Indian conand clothing so that the be.> Ltta could bt. I<jl their lamil. aders," Dr. Jh Academy wiL ReuterReuter - 47 words
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65 1946-09-11 1 >t. 10. The opinion uld have a seat on until of the I'nititiun was one of subjects covered m <l b\ the Fast AfriCongress Mombasa, Kenya, pposition to th can Immigration Government of a high commisAfrican terri;on of the sacri naking m South theReuter - 65 words
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Article52 1946-09-11 1 Sept 111.— Several the dis.ri.Cs '111/ and 'hamparan m irt reported lo be Hood water as til*. and Gandak< their banks and the town of Muzare working day ing embankments have been m I at a standstill collapsed, maize crops artsuffered extenbeing taken is regardedReuter - 52 words
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40 1946-09-11 1 -The "Empire 'day with the tneslan paddy adier Boughton. 10-Indian Rice ted by Antara nouncing m other rice ships British .spokesman r to transfer rice a "rests with inent." He Indian must come APAP - 40 words
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163 1946-09-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Karachi, Sept. 10. Hectic attempts are being made to save the League Ministry m Sind. Four members of the Cabinet resigned yesterday and the Premier is expected to reshuffle the Cabinet. Political observers opine this is B ruse to rope163 words
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Article83 1946-09-11 1 Rangoon, Sept. 10. The first of series of meetings between the Governor, Major-General Ranee, and political leaders on the question of reconstituting the Executive Council which was to have begun today was postponed through the indisposition of MajorGeneral Aung San, president of the Anti-Fascist League, Reuter learns.Reuter - 83 words
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Article43 1946-09-11 1 Bombay, Sept. 10.— The Police Commissioner of Bombay today ordered extension of the curfew for seven days from today. The curfew hours are between 7 p.m. and 6.30 a.m. and they affect most of the central and northern parts at the city. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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88 1946-09-11 1 Rangoon, Sept. 10— Negotiations between police ■trite** and the Government nas so far yielded no result. Tne strikers are demanding immediate decision on tne question of increase In tne cost oi living allowances or alternatively a relerence to tne joint board which v nowReuter - 88 words
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85 1946-09-11 1 INDIAN DELEGATION TO LEARN FIRST-HAND IN AFRICA Dar-es-Saiaam, Sept, 10.— An Indian delegation consisting oi Kaja Sir Manaraj Smgh ana two other Indians of the Commmonwealth Relations Department oi the Indian Government have arrived m Dar-es-Saiaam by air to gain iirst-hand information on the effects 01 the proposed immigration restrictionsReuter - 85 words
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Article54 1946-09-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Sept. 10.— With the assumption of office b\ John Mathai. Kaja^opalachariar and Bhabha, the Interim Government is almost at fiill strength, the sole exception being Shafaat Ahmed Khan, who has practically recovered from injuries and is expected to join54 words
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430 1946-09-11 1 Bombay, Sept. 19. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, "strung nan of the Indian National Congress and one of the leading figures m the new Interim Government, will soon present himself to the Indian public m a new role thai of a film sponsor.Reuter - 430 words
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306 1946-09-11 1 Albania Warns UNO: "Tampering Of Our Frontiers Means War" Lake Success, New York, Sept. 10. Albania last night warned the United Nations Security Council that interference with her frontiers would lead to righting. Young, dark-haired Col. Jakova, Albanian representative, told the Council: "Tampering with the frontiers of Albania will causeReuter - 306 words
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424 1946-09-11 1 (By Our Slaff Reporter) Indian repatriates, the majority of whom were Ist < Uu* passengers, had to loJl about the wharves from !> a.m. till evening, on Monday before they were allowed to board the "Cameronia," which eventually424 words
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240 1946-09-11 1 London, Sept. !l. Swift legal ai tion is likely to be taken by the British Government against Com-munist-organised "squatters" who seized luxury flats m London's fashionable West End yesterday. The Cabinet met today and considered the views of law officers oi the Crown concerning one blockReuter - 240 words
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78 1946-09-11 1 RAGH AVAN'S APPOINTMENT UNCONFIRMED IN INDIA Our New Delhi correspondent caoled yesterday that he could get no othcial confirmation IkMl the report of the possible appoint mem of Mr N. Kaghavan, tin well-known Pvnang lawyer-leader, as Representative of the Interim Government of India m Malaya. This was m answer to78 words
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Article374 1946-09-11 1 Jerusalem, Sept. 10. Six i ful explosions sho.«k Urn Viii anya Oiamoiul Industry inure, li ill between lei \\iv and lliii.i ..In today, the third day of a new u..\. of violence, sabotage and tenorism which is gtljWimg all Palestine. the Palestine Conference epOMdUP - 374 words
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Advertisement20 1946-09-11 1 l^7 7oi^ FKODUCTS I pEorui I through: I fAMIL MURASU I |in| Tamil Malaya I 12 years. I i,i Singapore20 words
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887 1946-09-11 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1946 SEEDS OF WORLD WAR No. III FJNLESS the Colonial Imperial w System is totally ended, the world would be fac^d with a Third Global War—this had been the linn conviction of the late President Roosevelt as revealed by his son Mr. Elliot887 words
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Article1925 1946-09-11 2 Bramachari Kailasam - Bramachari Kailasam AN APPRECIATION (By The nineteenth century was a period of general reawakening of Hindustan. The harbinger of this renaissance m South India was the patriot-poet Subrahmania ttharatiar. Nay, 4k ßharatiar," as he is affectiontelv called by his people, is the father o f modern1,925 words
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300 1946-09-11 2 Practical Substantial American Aid To Free India Urged New York, Sept. <)_a vigorous programme whereby Amm>\li tsn India has been urged by Westmore Willsox who recently returned to the United States from India L v Z S el" the United States Econ^Atointe tratton he made a nine-month study of conditions.Reuter - 300 words
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446 1946-09-11 2 "Freedom Is Nothing It Is Not All- Round He (From Our Own orrrsp.nwhni Ahnu'dabari, Sept. I (Delayed), I Khadi, without trie uuiinii eo-tjpei I must mean death to Kham M a mr 1 hen the taunt, that hhad' Wtti i J slavery o* the Middle agtsi irvMM contrary view. Whilst446 words
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Article74 1946-09-11 2 Karachi, Sept. 9. -The Council ol Sind Provincial Muslim Leauii' has recommended the All-India Y. lim Le.a-ue to seek Soviet aid m putting tlie "leeling.s ot deep wntment" of Indian Muslim bfl lore the United Nations. The Council felt conlident bat the 'present deplorable attitude" ofReuter - 74 words
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370 1946-09-11 3 Chartered Trading Companies Disappear British Crown Colonies Are Born IU. ll«ams. Associated Press Correspondent) -The last of the chart* red trading comIh royal blessing followed the lure ol £«|d ens of the Hnush Kmpire out of San W North Borneo up (ho ghost W at governw mile domain, iieaa nuniWA.P. - 370 words
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134 1946-09-11 3 Nen York. Sept. «J.-The New *ork Times declares m a leading article today that the withdrawal Of British troops from the Netherlands Indies by November will mark the end oi "one of Britain's unhappiest post-war ventures." It adds: "it will always by v questionReuter - 134 words
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346 1946-09-11 3 New York, Sept. 10— Writing mi n the September issue of he American Mercury maßaziiie, J. Frank Dobie, a Texas-born rt ".h <", r l ece I nllv I serv d M a Visiting professor on the faculty ol ambridge I Diversity, gaveA.P. - 346 words
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181 1946-09-11 3 Dutch Accused Of Stirring Friction Between Chinese And Indonesians Batavia, Sept. 10.— The Indonesian Kepuuucan news-agency Aniara reports m a dispatch iroru Boeßittinggi that 'the Chinese population m areas under full Kepuoncan control m West Sumatra are presently living on amicable terms with Indonesians m contrast witn their compatriots, whoA.P. - 181 words
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285 1946-09-11 3 London. Sept. I). Over 1,500 people representing 500 homeless London families converged on a large block of unoccupied luxury flats yesterday afternoon and took possession. In heavy rain groups, mainly young married couples, came from all parts of London carrying bedding and bareReuter - 285 words
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Article29 1946-09-11 3 Guam, Sept. 9. A typhoon whicr narrowly missed Guam, is heading straight to the Philippines, and should hit the islands about noon Tuesday, the U.S. Navy Aerologists said.— APAP - 29 words
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Article72 1946-09-11 3 Tokyo, Sept. 9.—A smiling Japanese tramcar conductor warned "don't hang on be- cause you might get hurt, then your sweethearts will I cry, M as men attempted to board an overcongested bus m the busiest downtown Tokyo district. This was part of a traffic safety weekU.P. - 72 words
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202 1946-09-11 3 Minor European Powers Urged To Rally Round France Budapest (Air Mail) —Alliance oi the smaller European countries with France to form a "fourth Big Power" was advocated recently by M. Dezsoe Sulyok, leader of the new Hungarian opposition group, the Hungarian Liberty party. M. Sulyok said m the National AssemblyReuter - 202 words
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Article66 1946-09-11 3 Medan, Sumatra, Sept. 10.- -The War Crimes Team for Sumatra which heard more than 20.000 persons m its investigations of Japanese war offences, has turned over its duties to the military attorney general here. Five hundred and 50 Japanese have been arrested as theA.P. - 66 words
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Article23 1946-09-11 3 Batavia. A cement factory capable of producing 100 tons monthly has been opened at Priangan the Indonesian Ministry of Infor- mation announced.— A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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512 1946-09-11 3 (From Lyford Moore, Reuter's Special Correspondent i Jserlm (Air Mail). German scientists, seeing no chance of continuing their research work m Germany, are now trying to sell secret inventions for citizenship papers and promise fantastic results to any country willing toReuter - 512 words
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Article, Illustration509 1946-09-11 3 Peace By Agreement Id JavaKillearn In Last Attempt London, Sept. 9. The last attempt to secure peace »»> agreement m Java is now beginning with Lord killearn. Special Commissioner m South east Asia, as the mediator, declareO. M. Green, well-known journalist and commentator on Far Eastern Affairs, m today's London509 words
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Article192 1946-09-11 3 Ottawa (Air Mail) New uo\em ment leadership ami a nrnx-qucm cabinet shuffle is the foremost topn of conversation m < "an.idian Pai !ianicnt.ir> circles uiul cahiiiel making; is one of the most populai lobby gSJBMS. On the assumption that Mi kenzie King, the Prime Itlniste] willReuter - 192 words
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Advertisement44 1946-09-11 3 ASTROLOGY. st ions, correctly answered by Sri Gayat h r i write any 5 questions, about your future with a >nd your age. Correct answers will be sent by 5 M.O. or by British Postal Ordt*. K. Swaminatha Jyer, Astrologer, Street G. T. MADRAS44 words
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467 1946-09-11 4 Singapore Transport Strike Called Off Text Of Agreement Reached: Fun services Today (By Our Staff Reporter) The 15-day-old Singapore Traction Company strike was <alled off yesterday auernoon wnen a lew ommuuses returned to theroaas. The full pre-stnke services will be resumed today, thus relieving the public of great inconvenience and467 words
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81 1946-09-11 4 Trading Restrictions With French Indo-China Removed The attention oi the PublicTi drawn to tne Orders pubnsnea m the Supplement to the Singapore Government Gazette Extraordinary ol tne Uth SeptemDCT, Ivj4G,1 v j4G, as Notifications Numoers 6 131 to S 135. It is pointed out that the Orders remove tne restrictions81 words
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61 1946-09-11 4 on rnuroaay, ©rpiemuer 12, ly-io, 11 n. tne Governor-General win be giving a (iarden Party m me. grounuii oi toe Residency, renang, at p m Tne rarty is given m honour ol tnose persons wno, during tne Japanese occupation, haruoureo anu assisted allied troops61 words
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37 1946-09-11 4 LECTURE: "VALUE OF VEGETARIANISM" lucre win ue a i^eccure on Thursday, lL'th Sept., iy4ts, at 6.3U p.m. ai tne Theosopnical Society, No. 8, cairnnih Koaa. rue suoject tfl Tne Value of Vegetarianism by ivir. S. van Krusenstierna.37 words
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326 1946-09-11 4 SepUn,oci Oll l O 'ti ni 'n ar s,l he ™«""«*i 'he celebration oi aeptemoer 1-tn m SHmim states an oHiciall'ress releiise. *ne mam oiiiciai ceremony win ta*e place at lv a.m. on U)e Steps toe Municipal Buiiaing wnicti will oe decorated wan nags una326 words
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507 1946-09-11 4 Copenhagen, Sept. 10. Sir Prasftd Srivastava, head of the Indian delegation to the Food and Agricultural Organisation Conterence now being held here, declared last night that m India there wer^ no politics m food. On that subject allReuter - 507 words
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364 1946-09-11 4 vants ',r«>, lh s llorlaKe for Govcnmm «*V itatiltaSd *I««r)er«-22 m Circular Koad and 1 m les- „h7 V PrCSenl be S c nslruct «l Kuala Lumpur. Des. ff ned tor ,he use of sub-havo a .sitting room, a dlntog room ununaie364 words
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Article162 1946-09-11 4 New York, Sept. 10.— Jai Prakash Narain, leader of the Socialists within the Congress, "may be India's first Prime Minister" cables Andrew Freeman "New York Post" correspondent from New Delhi. Freeman's message says that although Narain "is opposed to the non-violence plank m the All-India Congress Party'sReuter - 162 words
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Article61 1946-09-11 4 The iollowing will repreMi.t th< Tamil Brotherhood AtlCltHm] against tne R.A.F. (Ctumgi) at intnaly game oi soccer to be pla at the Police Depot on 'linn. tne 12th, Sept. liMt* fflthamtw ram, Aoaui Kasak, G. bomoo, M iShinia, V. R. hiaoapathy, Ghan. Haron, Muniandy, Vijiuretnan. balawadin ana61 words
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26 1946-09-11 4 SINGAPORE ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING a meeting oi th<> AdTisorj I eil will be held on Friday, September, 194(3, at the liunicij Council Chamber. A1 10.00 am26 words
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Article25 1946-09-11 4 Mr. p. r Kumaraswamy, I3u MfiTltlgi i the lnaian Daily Mail left by the •'Cameronia' (i.» for a holiday In India.25 words
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