Indian Daily Mail, 27 November 1946

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    17 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 11. No. 247. II SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1946." f PRICE 10 CENI>
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    ALARMING REPORT ON INDIAN SITUATION DENIED
    357 1 iont Interpret Events In Advance,'' lays British Govt. Spokesman osition Is One Of Great .lon, Nov. 26.— (From Fraser Wighton. Reuters political nclent). An official British Government spokesman to phatically denied that th*> report published m India (see issue) to the effect that official
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    Violent Demonstrations In Cairo
    89 1 Nov. 26. Thirty tramcars ('turned and smashed by Tutors m several districts mm Monday when police with a crowd shouting with Sidky: Down with l;. restaurants and cafes hcd and at least 15 perere .slightly injured. monstrators, said by police tubers of the Muslim Brod Association,
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    TO-DAY'S MEALS AT PEOPLE'S RESTAURANTS 35-CENT MEALS
    19 1 I >, Beef or Fish, Fried fttaa Sprouts, Chye Sim, -id Tomato Sauce.
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    INDIAN CONSULS AT BANGKOK AND SAIGON
    104 1 New Delhi, Nov. 26. Bhagwai Dayal, till recently Special Officer of the Government of India Food Department, has been appointed India's consul for Bangkok, it was announced here yesterday. Dayal will be the first Indian consular representative m Siam. Besides consular functions, Dayai will
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    Saved A.P.C.'s Kallang Depot: Medal For Fire Brigade Officer
    173 1 Saved A.P.C.'s Kallang Depot: Medal For Fire Brigade Officer The Colonial Police Medal fnr Gallantry, awarded to Divisional Officer, Leonard Frederick Phipps of the Singapore Fire Brigade, is to be presented before a parade of the members of the Singapore Fire Brigade at the Central Fire Station. Singapore, at 7
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    31 1 New Delhi, Nov. 26.— Major A. N. Mehta, formerly attached to the Indian Agency General m Chungking, has been appointed Indian Vice-Consul for Indo-China yin Saigon, it is officially announced. Reuter
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    Dutch Cabinet Crisis Over Indonesian Agreement
    311 1 The Hague, Nov. 26. Hints of a Cabinet crisis and reports that the Commander-in-Chief of the Netherlands Army and Navy might resign, circulated on Tuesday amid increasing signs of political tension arising from the recently initiated agreement designed to give the Netherlands East Indies
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    32 1 Batavia. Nov. 26.— Clashes between the Indonesian Republican Army TRI and a religious fighting organisation named "Hisboellah" are reported from Sampang island of Madura, the Netherlands Army Information Service said today. Reuter
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    CLOTH RATION IN MADRAS
    83 1 TFrom Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Nov. 26. A uniform mill cloth ration of five yards for an adult and two yards for a child annually comes into force m Madras province from Dec. 1. There is to be no grouping of consumers for any purpose whatsoever
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    27 1 Jerusalem, Nov. 26. A British Army officer was seriously injured north of Sarafand last night when a jeep m which he was travelling was shot at. Reuter
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    BAN ON COMMUNAL HOTELS IN MADRAS
    96 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Nov. 26. Licences granted to city hotels will be cancelled and food rations withheld, if admission is refused to any person on ground of religion, caste or creed, says an order issued to-day by the Madras Corporation. The order
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    SATYAGRAHA IN JIND STATE: 2,000 ARRESTS
    177 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Nov. 26.— Over 2,000 persons so far have been arrested m Jind State m the Punjab m connection with widespread agitation lor the introduction of responsible Government and the end of the autocratic administration of Sir Ganga Kaula,
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    U.S. Labour Leader Committed For Trial
    165 1 New York, Nov. 26. Broadway's famous lights were dimmed last night as fuel economy precaution following America's strike of 400,000 soft coal miners, whose leader John, L. Lewis was committed for trial for contempt of court for refusing to obey a Court order to
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    MCC DRAW WITH QUEENSLAND
    31 1 Brisbane, Nov. 26.— The MCC vs. Queensland match was drawn, the M.C.C. m the second innings at close of play obtaining 238 runs for 6 wickets. Reuter
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    48 1 London. Nov. 26. Premier Clement Attlee said m the House of Commons that he hoped to announce shortly new targets for the total size of the armed forces set for December 31. He was not yet able to announce the target figure for June 30, 1947 Re uter
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    TRAIN FARES TO BE INCREASED IN INDIA
    135 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Nov. 26 -An increase m the railway fares m India is inevitable. This was revealed by the Transport Member Mr. Asaf AH. addressing the Indian Railway Conference m Delhi yesterday. Mr. Asaf Ali declared that "whatever be
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    No Constitution without Pakistan, Says Jinnah
    325 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi Nov. -<i.— The threat that the Muslim League will make more and more difficult the settlement of the future constitution of India if the Congress by virtue of its majority m the Interim Government takes any measures to
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    Interchange of Population
    128 1 Bombay, Nov. I i.— Mohamed Ali Jinnah, president oi the Muslim League, urged on Tuesday at a Karachi Press cnoferencc that the India central provincial government tackle at once the question of an interchange of Muslims and Hindus m the population to prevent further communal butchery. He
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    CAIRO RIOTERS BURN ENGLISH BOOKS
    238 1 CAIRO RIOTERS BURN ENGLISH BOOKS Cairo, Nov. 26.— While seven out )f 12 members of the Egyptian treaty delegation last night issued a statement formally rejecting the draft agreement reached by the British Foreign Minister, Mr. Ernest Bevin, and the Egyptian Premier, [small Sidky Pasha, rioters stampeding through Cairo's streets
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    ALP CRASH SURVIVORS ARRIVE IN VIENNA
    92 1 Vienna, Nov. 26.— Survivors uf the wrecked C-54 arrived at Vienna by special train on Monday night, accompanied by Brig. -Gen. Ralph Suavely, Chief of the Air Division of the U.S. European Headquarters, whose wife had been a passenger. General Suavely said all were
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    STOP PRESS
    52 1 Pans, Nov. Hi. The powerful confederation Generate Dv Travail, French Trades I nion Council, today sent to Premier M. Georges Bidault the demand for a French Parliamentary delegation to investigate on the spot the present fighting m Northern Tonkin Province of Indo-China between French and Vietnam (Indo-Chinese Republic)
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    62 1 New Delhi, Nov. 2ti "Dawn" organ of the Muslim League declared today that the Martin League was not quitting the Indian Interim Government. 'ongress had not aeeepted the British Cabinet Mission's proposals m the light of the Mission's statement of May 25 last, the paper added, and therefore Congress had
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1946. The Constituent Assembly
    625 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1946. The Constituent Assembly if everything goes on well, In another two weeks' time, the Constituent Assembly will commence its labours m New Delhi to chalk out the new Constitution for India. But this is a very big "if"— and few <"iin predict
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    Constituent Assembly Will Take At Least 2 Years To Complete Its Task
    864 2 Mr.H.Hodson On India's Constitutional Progress London. Nov. 26. India \\as committed to achieving her independence by le^al and constitutional means and that was a tremendous achievement, declared H. Hudson, late Commissioner of Reforms, India, m a paper on
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    League Member's Reply To Pandit Nehru
    178 2 New Delhi, Nov. 26. Raja Ghazanfar Ali Khan, member for Health and Muslim League representative m the Indian Interim Government charged the Congress Party with "not accepting the British Cabinet Mission's plan" and declared: "The summoning of the Constituent Assembly is, therefore, nothing but
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    Only A Miracle Can Save The Indian Situation, Says The Conservative Birmingham Post
    478 2 Birmingham, Nov. 26.— Th c yfe w that nothinu a miracie 01 siaiesmansnip on the part of Indian po can preserve irom collapse me hope of a peace! to seii-goveinment m India is expressed today m m
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    Pandit Nehru On Carrying Of Arms
    119 2 New Delhi (Air Mail). Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Vice -President of the Indian Interim Government, told a questioner from the Congress party benches m the Central Assembly: "A pistol is not the way of ensuring protection, .and the idea of encouraging people to go about
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    Lost Gold Bars Recovered
    78 2 Bombay (Air r,^ dredgermen had v find when they saw bars of gold glittering silt while they were at jr k m th» Victoria dock here. Subsequently two n. recovered. The gold, which 550,000 Rupees, is beh» part of a far larger I disappeared during i
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    CONGRESSMEN INJURED IN MOTOR ACCIDENT
    110 2 CONGRESSMEN IN JURED IN MOTOR ACCIDENT Karachi (By Air Mali) A party cl seven Congress v me: with a serious motor n on Nov. 17 when their jeep In which they were proceeding to TatU from Karachi to address a public met:ing on Lala Lajpatrai's annivei suddenly turned turtle about
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    NEW LABOUR FRONT IN CEYLON
    131 2 Colombo, (Air Mail)— A new islandwide labour organisation m order to prevent workers professing Roman tOatholic fatith participating m strikes and other activities calculated to dislocate the normal life of the commumtv is, it is learned, to be formed shortly. The formation of this organisation
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    INDIA DELIVERS TRUCKS TO INDONESIA
    83 2 Cheribon. (Air Mail* shipment of trucks P P o m l sed Tnri D 0; the Indian Government to nesia to speed the mwm*; 1 rice for India, was deliver, rf be.f recently, Antara says. Th.- racw. which have a bearing PJ J* J 2V>
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    Sir S. RADHAKRISHNNN ELECTED TO UNESCO BOARD
    152 2 Sir S. RADHAKRISHNNN ELECTED TO UNESCO BOARD Paris. Nov. 26.-Euroi> won 8 of the 18 f*?J£ outive board of the United Education, Scientific and ral Organisation (UNESC conference election lao Those elected were Dr Martines of Mexico. M McLeish, United StatePaulo Carneire of B Auger of France. Dr felt of
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    BENGALI BANKS SUSPEND BUSINESS
    91 2 Calcutta, Nov. 46. More than 50 Bengali banking houses suspended business soon Monday following inability to meet commitments. About 30 have been blackbaled on the Calcutta Exchange as defaulters and others are expected to follow m a day or two. Failure of one of the prominent
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    COLLECTIVE FINES IN CALCUTTA
    111 2 Calcutta (By Air Mail).— The Commissioner of Police, Calcutta, has imposed further collective fines on the inhabitants of certain localities m the city of Calcutta. A total some of Rs. 75,000 has been imposed on the inhabitants of 31 areas of the city. Hindu inhabitants of
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    Move To Avert Hindu-Muslim Split In East Africa
    257 2 Move To Avert HinduMuslim Split In East Africa .Mombasa. Nov. 26. The meeting, called for the Muslim Members Association and leaders of all Muslim sects to discuss the separation of Muslim and Hindu represen $ition on public and government bodies and legislative council was cancelled at the last minute following
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    "Communist Empire Conference" In February Next
    374 3 London, No 2fi fn~ ■II hold a < **W^r2K"Si .ESM five «'"tinents n February next day. This wtli h» .k dunnß the fiv *»>■ neeting «f communist part% liaSr cial inter "^-"'nal Comintern m May 191} eaders slnce the disbandment of Although the agenda
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    H. G. WELL'S' BEQUEST TO RUSSIAN REFUGEE
    91 3 H. G WELL'S' BEQUEST TO RUSSIAN REFUGEE London. Nov. 26.-H. G. Wells. goes to his two sons, Frank anri George, and their wives In a trill just published, he also leave! a emi r re S Cld "f^ throv e h °"t the ••Thl q of two Publications The Science
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    VON PAPEN
    55 3 Nuremberg, Nov. 26.-Police chief Leo Stahl said on Sunday that Franz von Papen would be sent to Nuremberg hospital rather than to the Lauf sanitorium because the residents of Lauf had threatened to hang him. Von Papen. /equated by the International Military Tribunal is awaiting trial by a
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    Rocket-Propelled Aeroplane
    114 3 Washington, Nov. 26.— The United States Army Air forces will soon test a rocket-propelled aeroplane designed to fly eventually at a top speed of 1,700 miles an hour at a height of 80,000 feet. The plane is not intended as a military aircraft, but as a piloted flying
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    Future Of Britain's Illegitimate Children Born Of White Mothers And Negro Troops Of U.S. Army
    274 3 women have not approached SLw3fa£ Skers. ne secretary of the League of £?!°u r d ,f co P les Dr M. Joseph Mitchell, has been endeavouring to slove the problem of the children s future.
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    New Infra-red Telephone
    133 3 Washington, Nov. 26.— Secret voice ray telephone that works on invisible light was developed by the U.S. Navy during the war, it was disclosed here Monday. Details still are shrouded by security restrictions, but an official explained that its source is infrared rays. It indicates slight interception
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    Sanctuary For The Stateless Children of Europe
    451 3 Washington. Since last December a small group of American men and women are helping an energetic British woman to plan for the stateless children of Europe the children for whom no government is particularly responsible. Incorporated here as the stateless children's sanctuary, the
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    EAST AFRICA—A TRAINING GROUND FOR BR. TROOPS?
    162 3 EAST AFRICA— A TRAINING GROUND FOR BR. TROOPS? London, Nov. 26. Radio Moscow has quoted an Izvestia article charging Britain with planning to convert East Africa into a "training ground for British troops." The article said the 'inhabitants of East Africa may be grateful to British Brig. Gen. Scott who
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    33 3 Teheran, Nov. 26.— Premier Ghavam has wired the Azerbaijan Government that he has instructed the Iran Military forces to proceed to Azerbaijan for the super vision of the elections beginning December 7. UP
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    POLICY OF DIVIDE & RULE IN MALAYA
    832 4 POLICY OF DIVIDE RULE IN MALAYA Nationalist Condemns Unilateral Talks And The Disappointing Record Ot Civil Government M "The British Civil Government lias come into existence for over half a year now. We had expected something free, happy and new to happen after the restoration of the Civil Government since
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    Federation, Or Union Or What?
    98 4 The arrival m London yesterday of the Governor-General, Mr. Malcolm Mat Donald, was reported factually m several of this morning daily papers. The "Daily Telegraph" carries an interview m which he is reported as saying he had brought back results of three or four months
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    Saved British Soldiers: Reward For Chinese Contractor
    250 4 Saved British Soldiers: Reward For Chinese Contractor A special ceremony will take piace on Saturday, Nov. 30. at the Chinese Association Clubroom, at Kiuang for the presentation of the Supreme Allied Commanders Certificate and a cheque to Mr. Eng iiong, a Chinese contractor of the Wessyngton Estate, Rengam, ior courage
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    "B.M.A." Stamps To Continue
    79 4 As the future form and title of the Postal Administration m Malaya has not yet been settled, the commemorative series of Postage Stamps issued elsewhere m the British Colonies will be regarded for the time being as complete without sets of Stamps for the Malayan territories,
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    ROCKLITES' MEETING
    35 4 The monthly Committee meeting Ol the Rocklites' Sports Party, will bo held on Thursday Nov. 28, at No. 14, Lorong "M," Telok Kurau at 7.15 p.m. Committee Members are requested to be present.
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    New Exchange Control Bill
    490 4 New Exchange Control Bill The new Exchange Control Bill tabled on Monday is the product of constitutional circumstance rather than of a change m policy. Hitherto, under the war-time powers continued by the Supplies and Services (Transitional Powers) Act of 1045, foreign exchange transactions have been controlled by the frequently
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    SIR ED. GENT TO BE INSTALLED AS ACTING G-G ON NOV. 30: CEREMONY AT K.L.
    149 4 His Excellency Sir Edward Gent will be installed as Acting Governor-General m the Town Hall, Kuala Lumpur, at 11 a.m. on Sat., Nov. 30. H.E. The Governor of Singapore will be present. A Guard-of-Honour will
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    First Estate Staff To Get Pension
    120 4 MX. T. P. K. NAIR OF SEI'ANG ESTATE RETIRES MT. 1. t. ivai iinakai'.ui MIUT, «;»uei citiK, depang *,sia«-e, aeiauej->*', win ue sailing by me inuian evaluation sieamer j a lag opal ioi Viadra>. «tr. m air has oeen In Maiaya loi Oiore uiun
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    CHINESE GETS 3 MONTHS FOR ATTEMPTED THEFT
    206 4 Three Chinese, Tan An Lai, Wong Yoon Koon and Ho Kok Han, were produced before Mr. Justice Jobling and a common jury m the Assize Court yesterday and two charges of robbery and attempted robbery were explained to them. All the three accused
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    ARMED ROBBERY IN CHURCH STREET
    51 4 At 3 p.m. on Monday three male Chinese all of whom were armed with pistols, entered a Chinese shop m Church Street and got away after taking a fountain pen, a wrist watch and $400 In cash from two Chinese. The robbers are still at
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    Eight-Day Murder Trial Ends
    169 4 -3 OUT OF 7 ACCUSED SENTENCED After eight days' continuous hearing during which sixteen prosecution witnesses were) called, the case m which seven Indians were charged with murdering a compatriot named Govindasamy, came to an end m the Assize Court before Mr. Justice Jobling and a
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    GOVERNOR PRESENTS GALLOWAY CUP TO MEDICOS
    109 4 GOVERNOR PRESENTS GALLOWAY CUP TO MEDICOS In the first inter-college Rugby match yesterday, Medical College defeated Raffles College by 6 points to 3. Ong Swee Lav converted the two penalties for Medicos while Saad converted one for Raffles College. The Governor Sir Franklin Gimson and the Principals of the two
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    ROCKLITES' WEEK END SOCCER GAMES
    97 4 ROCKLITES' WEEK END SOCCER GAMES The Rocklites' 'B selected from the f< the St. Patricks' I day Nov. 30. at 5 Telok Kurau En< I ground: Wee Gim Soo, D K. Sabai, V. V. UL Lee, Qui Choon. R Chiang, Pui Chak, gues, P. Swyny, Q Vong, M. Swyny, <■
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