Indian Daily Mail, 4 December 1946
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Title Section16 1946-12-04 1 Indian Daily Mail VoL 11. No. 253. I SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS16 words
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LONDON WELCOMES INDIAN LEADERS
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481 1946-12-04 1 igh-Ranking British Officials furn Up At Airport >NDON, DEC .{.—THE VICEROY I nun uavi/ii X BKSiHffldgigff 1 AT L()NI)()N AlKaser Wightoii, Re»ter'« special correspondent who met j at the airport, wriUs: «m« Viceroy was the first to Aimosc immediately afterwards the smilincReuter; AP - 481 words
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Article86 1946-12-04 1 Oracle, Dec. 3. Reports from i »iia said yesterday that heavy had caused extensive damage the country was faced with threat of famine this winter. heaviest blow was suffered •i-Kulture since the water d i.pproximately 60 per cent land scheduled to be planted itumn. reports saidUP - 86 words
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Article242 1946-12-04 1 Batavia. Dec. 3.— Dutch artillery and aircraft engaged the Indonesians at Medan on the east coast of Sumatra on December 1 as a result of the Indonesian refusal to relinquish positions m Medan which they had promised would be evacuated by November 28, according toUP - 242 words
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125 1946-12-04 1 Batavia, Dec. 3. A high level joint Dutch-Indonesian truce team is flying to Sumatra on Wednesday m a renewed effort to halt persistent clashes which both sides acknowledge were caused by failure of local commanders to agree on demarcation lines beyond which patrolsAP - 125 words
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100 1946-12-04 1 Dacca, East Bengal, Dec. 3. Up to 5 p.m. local time, one person had been killed and five injured m communal disturbances here today. Tiie r otal casualties since tho riuts fcroke out afresfi on Sunday are estimated at 20 killed and 41Reuter - 100 words
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631 1946-12-04 1 "I AM GLAD TO BE HERE "-Pandit Nehru (From Fraser Wighton, Reuter's Political Correspondents London, Dec. 3.— Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Congress leader and ice-President of the Indian Provisional Government m London today declared that Indians must resolve whatever the nature of problems they had to face, that their methods andReuter - 631 words
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68 1946-12-04 1 Singapore, Dec. 3. To prevent the mines flooding a detachment of military engineers is ready to take over as an essential service the operation of the pumps at Batu Arang collieries near Kuala Lumpur where a two-day strike of 2,000 workersReuter - 68 words
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202 1946-12-04 1 Batavia, Dec. 3.— A1l weaving mills m Indonesia soon are expected to start production, cigarette output soon is expected to reach 160 million per month and breweries anticipate a production of 18 millions litres of beer, according to a review published by the NetherlandsAP - 202 words
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106 1946-12-04 1 Batavia. Dec. 3. Twelve thousand former "romushas" (forced labourers of the Japanese) were repatriated to their Malayan homes from the Netherlands East Indies during the just-ended British occupation of Indonesia, cables an Associated Press correspondent. A final report issued upon the dissolution of AlliedAP - 106 words
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117 1946-12-04 1 NEGRO PERSECUTION ALLEGED AGAINST U.S. SENATOR Missisipi, Dec. 3. Negro witnesses testified before the Senate Campain Investigating Committee that Senator Theodore G. Bilbo appealed to violence and intimidation m his White supremacy speeches to prevent negroes from voting m last summer's State democratic primary. War Veteran E. Fletcher said heUP - 117 words
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Article40 1946-12-04 1 Lahore, Dec. 3. Sir Jogendra Singh, former Member for Education, Health and Lands m the Viceroy's Executive Council has died at the age of 69 after an attack of paralysis, it was announced here today ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article44 1946-12-04 1 Brisbane, Dec. 3. Close of play score: England 117 for 5. England had just added one, a no- hull, to her tea score when a rainstorm followed by a tropical downpour, quickly flooded the ground, making further play today impossible ReuterReuter - 44 words
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85 1946-12-04 1 ALL SET FOR CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY MEETING ON DEC. 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi, Dec. 3.— The stage is set for the meeting of the Constituent Assembly on December f) and members have started arriving m Delhi. As the oldest member ot the Assembly, Dr. Sachidananda Sinha will preside at85 words
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Article36 1946-12-04 1 London. Dec. 3. The Muslim League President Mohamed Ali Jinnah and "his colleague Liaquat Ali Khan lunched today with Major Woodrow Wyatt, Labour member of Parliament who was attached to the Cabinet Mission to India.-- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article515 1946-12-04 1 Roundtable Conference Of All Parties On Thursday iDD^M DEC WITHIN A FEW HOURS OF ARRIVAL BY AIR IN LONDON OF THE VICEROY LORI) WA\ ELL AND THE FOUR INDIAN POLITICAL LEADERS, VITAL CONSTITUTIONAL TALKS WITH THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER, MR. CLEMENT ATTLEE, AND THE CABINET MISSIONReuter - 515 words
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Article218 1946-12-04 1 London, Dec. 3. Arrangement* for talks with the Indian leaders tomorrow are as follows: M 9.30 a.m. GMT, the Prime Minister Mr. Clement Attlee, Lord Pet luck-Lawrence, Sir Stafford Grippe, Mr. Alexander and the Viceroy meet at No. 10 Downing Street. At 10 a.m. GMT, the Prime MinisterReuter - 218 words
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Article129 1946-12-04 1 Jerusalem, Dec. 3. Three men were injured— one fatally when a gunmen threw three scare bombs m the main street of Tel Aviv today to cover up a robbery. In the daring daylight holdup, the robbers got away with £15,000 from the cashier of the PolishReuter - 129 words
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Article92 1946-12-04 1 New York, Dec 3.— Fiorello LaGuardia on Monday said that he would announce his resignation as Director-General of UNRRA m a speech opening an UNRRA Council meeting at Washington on Dec. 10 LaGuardia said he had announced his intention of resignation m the Geneva meeting ofAP - 92 words
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Article29 1946-12-04 1 MR. B. GOVINDASAMY RETURNS Mr. B. Govindasamy. J.P., C.H.. returned to Singapore yesterda> erenlng after a short holiday m India. Many friends w*tt prtten the Pier to greet him.29 words
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704 1946-12-04 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1946. KENYA GOVERNOR'S ARROGANCE U7REK i vcn the British Premier and the Secretary of State for the Colonies have been repeatedly >inj; their sincere concern for the welfare the "colonial peoples" and assuring them of full self-government m the near future, j really704 words
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560 1946-12-04 2 Premier Attlee' s Dinner Party Cancelled London, Dec. 2. The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, and the Secretary ot State for India, Lord Pethick Lawrence tonight decided that arrangements announced for the visit of Ihe Indian political leaders and Lord Waveil to London couldReuter - 560 words
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103 1946-12-04 2 Ceylon— BombaySingapore Dancing Contest Scheduled Colombo, (Air Mail) A dancing contest between teams from Ceylon, Bombay and Singapore may shortly be held at Colombo, according to Mrs. Klizabeth Lee, the well-known ballroom dancer, who is on her way to Singapore. Mrs. Lee said that Ceylon compared favourably with English standardsReuter - 103 words
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135 1946-12-04 2 FRANCE HAILS ESTABLISHMENT OF INDIAN EMBASSY Paris, Dec. 2. Official French quarters said they were "glad to hear" that the Government of India was reported to be considering the establishment of an Embassy m Paris. No definite information is available here as to the Indian Government's future course of actionReuter - 135 words
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177 1946-12-04 2 Edinburgh, Dec. 3.— Tne leading Scottish daily, "Scotsman," hi an editorial on the visit oi the Indian leaders to London expressed the view thai a week "hardly seems long enough lor talks having reganj to the serious differences beIween Pandit Nehru and Mr. Jinnah."Reuter - 177 words
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155 1946-12-04 2 Ceylon Wants Quarter Million Tons Rice For Next Half Year Colombo (Air Mail). The food authorities m Ceylon have asked the Colonial Office m London to represent to the International Emergency Food Council m Washington for a rice allocation of 252,000 tons for the first half of 1947. If thisReuter - 155 words
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Article97 1946-12-04 2 Batavin, Dec. 3. The official opening of the Bali conference which is discussing the future status of Celebes, Moluccas, ftew Guinea and the Lesser Sunda Islands scheduled for December 7 has been postponed till further notice, it was officially announced by the Government Information Service today.UP - 97 words
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Article, Illustration1141 1946-12-04 2 (By Air Mail From Our Own Correspondent) Meerut. Nov. 21.— The outgoing President. Pandit Nehru, who was the first speaker at today's sitting got perplexed and vexed at the A.I.C.C. office arrangements of which he had been himself the chief. Pandit Nehru •said that the1,141 words
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Article167 1946-12-04 2 Colombo (Air Mail).— <^i relating to the development ot ways m Ceylon and tho of support the RAF could this connection were dlscu a conference attended by At shal Sir George C. Pine. CAir Command. Far East Mr Kotelawala. Minister for Con cation and Works andReuter - 167 words
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694 1946-12-04 3 or" HntsL Und A ries Must Be w iP^ Out -ur r otsdam Agreement Must Be Rewritten' ADVERSE GERMAN ECONOMIC CONDITIONS REVEALED IN EXHAUSTIVE REPORT The following article on the economic conditions m Germany today is based on the official 215 page American MilitaryUP - 694 words
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198 1946-12-04 3 English Girls Change Minds On Way Out To Marry Sydney, Dec. Two young English girls who came to Australia on the Strathmore six weeks ago to marry their Australan fiances are now on their way home again, one married, the other still engaged but, m both cases, to other man.Reuter - 198 words
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90 1946-12-04 3 Youth Leader Denounces Indonesian Draft Agreement Malang (Air Mail). Soetoma, the East Java youth leader (known to his followers as "Bung Tomo"— Comrade "Tomo'') whose extremist views broadcast regularly from the local radio station, have made difficulties for British, Dutch and the regular Indonesian authorities have now rejected the proposedReuter - 90 words
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379 1946-12-04 3 Bombay, Dec. Recruitment has opened here for a volunteer citizen army called the "Home Guard" which will help the police m checking communal disturbances. Bombay is thus the first of India's provinces to launch a clearly-defined scheme of this kind, although the project hasReuter - 379 words
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Article173 1946-12-04 3 Shanghai (Air Mail The Yangtze River dam. now only m a blueprint stage, will be able to produce. 10.500,000 kilowatts of electric power which is about three times the total capacity of the Boulder Dam, Grand Coulee and TVA projects, according to Central News, the official ChineseReuter - 173 words
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1195 1946-12-04 4 SUong criticism oi the secret negotiations thus far carried out In the iiriusn l.overnmem with the .Malay Kulers ana the i IHNU m respect m me iuiure oi the Malayan consiitution is contained m two stpaiale statements issued by the Secretary UeneraJ1,195 words
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1116 1946-12-04 4 'There is no law requiring the Trade Union Congress m England to register as a trade union, because it is not a trade union and it does not act as a trade union. Nor Ls there any law m this country that1,116 words
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Article322 1946-12-04 4 STOLE BICYCLE: GETS 6 MONTHS' R.I. Teong Ong Kee and Teoh Ah Leng were yesterday produced m the Third Police Court and were charged with the theft of a bicycle from a five-foot way m Cross Street. Teong Ong Kee pleaded guilty to the charge and was322 words
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Article273 1946-12-04 4 POLICE SEEK CHINESE FRAUD The Police are seeking information from the public to aid m the arrest of a Chinese (Hokkien) who is cheating the public by issuing dud Chartered Bank cheques. The numbers of the cheques m his possession are EM*****26 to EM*****50. Of late273 words
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96 1946-12-04 4 Mr. Creech Jones m answer to a recent Parliamentary Question said there were 1,536 students m the Colonial Office register of Colonial students attending the University or institutes of higher education m the United Kingdom. They come from 20 Colonial territories m addition to96 words
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Article30 1946-12-04 4 Permits will now be granted for the export of pepper to private firms m the United Kingdom against proof of import licence issued m the United Kingdom.30 words
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Article135 1946-12-04 4 A few nights ato < William Slim, honour, as the commander fourteenth army ments m defeating tin Burma are now his the microphone to bro which has attracted tion than many a n radio programme. m quiet matter ol talked about cour.t he had met on135 words
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Article37 1946-12-04 4 London, Dec. 3. I beth ana Princess M studying a new languaf preparatory to the Africa. They are said fun out of tnis study bj on each other and o the King and Queen.37 words
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