Indian Daily Mail, 6 December 1946

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    15 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. IF. No. 2.").-). SINGAPORE, IjRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1916. PRICE 10 CENTX
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    BRITAIN FAILS TO BREAK DEADLOCK
    304 1 LONDON (INDIAN) TALKS: LATEST Creech-Jones Appro\es M. Union Constitution On 'Federal' Lines? ih t Vr ll^ 0 1 l)ec :> An informed source said <m Wednesday tha the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Arthur Creech-Jones, had approved provisionally a readjustment of the Malayan Union's constitution on federal
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    31,000 Teachers In Punjab On Stirke
    46 1 nil Own Correspondent) Dec. 4. Thirty-one .1 teachers have gone m (he Punjab demore pay and dear- since. on ol 10 lakshs of is affected. ti> i ho Punjab GovraiM (i teachers' salaul the Union did not Jir increase adequate.
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    100 1 S \l. RIOTING AGAIN f<t —.m viral |»iu|Mc mill hi Ikiimiitf .tu.uhi aim IIIJS iikiui ins tiiuai) m ll<« tH\ |».I.N«,CtI I Kill I*.^ A -ii t r infill ill uin c m us Lulled as *n\ exCUlillUClli illlUuojUKll Ui |Jl\Ui •i unii i UC iJUlli.i. <v UV t
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    N.E. MONSOON PLAYS HAVOC IN S.INDIA
    152 1 N.E. MONSOON PLAYS HAVOC IN S. INDIA Our Own Correspondent ii>, i>ei —^ouin liuiia is «»i iiH- ihuni-ta.M uiontin, i aas oeen rauuiif con--101 me ium lour uays. Lai iias Una 14 nil inu.>L an.ii> B uij ii> nouses iiuve cuiuig m iwu ueuuib ana li l U. Indian Railway
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    ROUNDTABLE CONFERENCE CALLED OFF
    886 1 Pandit Nehru Returning Saturday: Jinnah Staying On, Boycotts Constituent Assembly Opening LONDON, DEC. 5.— A SPOKESMAN lOK THE INDIA OFFICE DECLARED LATE TONIGHT THAT THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT HAD BEEN UNABLE TO BREAK THE DEADLOCK BETWEEN HINDIS AND MUSLIMS OVER INDIAN INDEPENDENCE. The rival Indian leaders would
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    "KEAL CONGRESS-LEAGUE UNDERSTANDING LAN BE REACHED ONLY INDIA"
    290 1 "KEAL CONGRESS-LEAGUE UNDERSTANDING LAN BE REACHED ONLY INDIA" (From i>ur own Correspondent) Bombay, :Jcv. .>. "wnaiever enoris at understanding hi settlement are made, or Whatever interpretations or assurance are tfiven the League representatives m hiiKlaiul during m present talks, real understanding between Congress ana Lieagae can be reached onlj m
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    PATEL CABLES NEHRU
    52 1 Bombay, Dec. 5. Sarciar Valla bhonui i-atei, Congress Minister oi Home Auair* iv vie interim inuian uovernnu nt, cabled today iv ranuii Jawunanai jSenru, VMte-rresiaent m me uo\ eminent, now m Lonaon, asking nun tv return lv mv.a lore i-»ee. j iui uu- opening !oi tne Constituent
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    NEI Army Chief Of Staff Shot At
    98 1 Bataria, i>r<. :> Thr Nethei i.iiuts Indies \»ni> Chief .1 Staff, Major General I). < Bnvrman i an N eeden, Inspecting ih« Ouicii boundan from the west n v. Medan mi •he pa A st of Sumatra, was shol \< \.tid bvl w.is
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    Ramsay MacDonald Found Son Place In Cabinet Before Quitting
    182 1 Ramsay MacDonald Found Son Place In Cabinet Before Quitting LoiUUMI, Dec. ;>.— Allegation that Ine late >it. namsay Matounaiu, tormer Bnittd uiooiir ieuut'l uiiu KH.u'r 01 Mr. Aiaicoiin .uacuonaiu, UOV.-UCHCr»I 01 me .♦laiayan c nion ana Singapore, juaae it a condition when ne reM^ueu uic prenuewmp 01 l ne pie-war
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    NUTRITIONAL TEAMS FOR CHINA, AFRICA
    228 1 Paris, Dec. 4. Among the proposals adopted at the United Nations Education, Science and Cultural Organisation conference here yesterday were that of the Indian delegation that nutritional science and food teams be sent to India, also to China and Africa, as soon as conditions permit.
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    INA FIRST FIRST GOVT'S POLICY
    57 1 INA FIRST FIRST GOVT'S POLICY (From our own Correspondent) Madras, Dec. 5— Addressing a meetinf to me city yesterdaj evening Minister Kurma.v>a said that GG-i:i per cent, oi tne vacancies ,n Ciovernmeni services have been reserved for ex-Senricemen, including I.NA. personnel. it was the Madras Governments policy to «ive firsi
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    FIRST INDIAN CONSUL TO SIAM ARRVES
    20 1 FIRST INDIAN CONSUL TO SIAM ARRVES Bangkok, Dec 5 Bhagwat Dayal, first Indian consul to Slam, arrived here toauy— Reuter
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    "Malaya's Indian Labour Being Exploited," Says Thivy
    137 1 "Malaya's Indian Labour Being Exploited," Says Thivy Bombay, i>ec. •>. Mr. J. A. Thiv>, President 01 me Maiayan Inuutn U)i^ii>N and a Hiunisier m me provisional "Axad uind (aovernnu'iii watch was t^taolisned l>y i nandra tSosc m Singapore m ui-*.;, Declared at a tress i-on-lerence nerc iasi nkgati "Constitutional reiorms
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    ONLY SOLUTION FOR INDIA'S PROBLEM IS PAKISTAN, REITERATES JINNAH
    398 1 (i'rom Fraser Wighton, Keuter's Political Correspondent) London, Dec. ">. The MllSlun League i'resident, Mohammed All Jinnah. m London lor the Indian leaders' constitutional talks with the lintish Govern ment, discussed with me the United Nations' decision supporting the case of Indians
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore Friday, Dec, 6, 1946. BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER?
    732 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore Friday, Dec, 6, 1946. BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER? THE large-scale desertions of Indian personnel from the British Indian Army m Indonesia uuring me past m teen months, as revealed by Mr. stan Swlnton, Associated Press correspondeni, tviae story published yesterday;, must open tne eyes of
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    "No True Solution Possible In India Unless Problems Are Left Entirely, Completely To Indians"
    1815 2 Indian Problem Is Not Only Political, But Economic Too London. Dec. .">. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru addressing on enthusiastic audience oi over a thousand Indians m Kingsway if all, London, last nitfht declared that any solution of
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    India Govt.'s Flans To Extend Diplomatic Contacts
    166 2 India Govt.'s Flans To Extend Diplomatic Contacts New Delhi, Doc. 5. The Government of India, has appointed K.P.iS. Menon, Agent-Geneiai lor India m china, as its special representative to visit Moscow and uiscuss with the USSK Government arrangements "preliminary to tne exchange of diplomatic representatives" between tne USSR and India,
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    Scathing Criticism Of Madras Textile Policy
    219 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras. Dec. 4. Vigorous criticism of Madras textile polity was made by the town Chairman of the Madras Chamber of Commerce addressing its annual meeting yesterday. He declared: "The scheme provides a perfect setting for a most nourishing black market
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    "Betrayal" Of India Britain In UNO
    182 2 "Betrayal" Of India Britain In UNO I)U. LANKA All I I New York. D* I the treatment ol 1 Afrira, which Mi Pandit claimed t Indians m the j m joint legal and p 1 :.s certain to p» bate when th<- ip the plenary session W Assembly. Intensivi being
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    MADRAS INCREASE RICE RATION
    106 2 (From Our Own Correspon Madras. |><m 1 Government have decided tt mcrease the rice portion ol th< ration from eight OUJK i December i*>. mc total rati( continue at 12 ounci maimng two ounce up m wheat or Dial: weeks. me recent crop nave enaoiecl .six
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    "Frontier Gandhi" Reiterates Pledge To Wrest Freedom
    90 2 "Frontier Gandhi" Reiterates Pledge To Wrest Freedom (From Our Own "d CDt Peshawar, Dec 4 "Red BUlrta cvi.i' yab yesterday, X; tax Khun, C"I I said: 'Congress arc bem^ sent to tril tnc qbject vi tosteri tIOHS. "We want to l< conditions bo mat leilOWSnip and *i:: I Diisnea lor
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    NEWSSPRINT OUTLOOK IN INDIA "DISMAL."
    71 2 NEWSSPRINT OUTLOOK IN INDIA "DISMAL." (From Our Own < »l Delhi, l>« outlook for India:. Imports durum I months have been tions and stoclu I LOW 'i in Qovcrnmeni n Unporu do not m eently given m the plies would mi; withdrawn. it also announ< i d j for new
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    Mrs. Pandit Condemns The Franco Regime
    519 2 Lake Success. New York, Dec. t. Concerted action by members of the United Nations for ending the Franco regime m Spain was ur^ed b > Mrs. Yijayalakshmi Pandit when the Political and Security Committee of the (General Assembly resumed discussions on the Spanish issue
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    "Toddy Is No Preventive For Beri-Beri"
    264 3 Singapore's Nutrition Experts Scotchv _roßular_ Occupation Period Belief Daily ToddylDrinking Is Dangerous' Ijays Doctow* Spokesman Chairman, KsUt v tuu sL' l-T° s(^ n<|udi f ---n» i »^<in(losham Hon v was one of the safest of drinks available m Mairing the occupation period aturally m
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    TEXTILE MACHINERY EXPORT TO INDIA OPPOSED
    155 3 TEXTILE MACHINERY EXPORT TO INDIA OPPOSED Manchester, Dec. 4.— The threatened shipment to India of textile machinery from Rose Mill Spinning Company, Oldham, has led leaders of Britain's 240,000 spinning and weaving operatives to protest to Mr. J. w. Belcher. Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade. A deputation from
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    DELEGATES GO TO SLEEP AT CHINESE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SESSION!
    147 3 DELEGATES GO TO SLEEP AT CHINESE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SESSION! Nanking. Doc. 5.- Several deleRates dozed while a lew slept during proceedings at the eighth plenary session of the National Assembly when the general debate on political consultation of the conference's revised draft constitution resumed under the chairmanship of Hu Shu-hwa,
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    CEYLON TO GIVE PREFERENCE TO EMPIRE GOODS
    77 3 CEYLON TO GIVE PREFERENCE TO EMPIRE GOODS Colombo, Dec. 4.— Ceylon will continue to preference to British Empire as a result of an agreement reached m Colombo between officials of the Ceylon Commerce Department and representatives of local mercantile associations. They are at present engaged m a series of conferences
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    Malnutrition In India To Disappear Within 10 Years
    196 3 Malnutrition In India To Disappear Within 10 Years Paris, Dec. 5. The Indian delegate to the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation, H. J. Bhabha, forecast that malnutrition m India may disappear within ten years. Speaking m the natural science subcommittee on which he is chairman Mr. Bhabha said
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    14 KILLED IN ROAD MINE DISASTER
    95 3 Batavia. Dec. 5. Fourteen persons were killed and ten injured when two Netherlands Bren-gun carriers struck a mine on a road east of Padang on the west coast of Sumatra, the Netherlands East Indies army communique stated yesterday. The communique said Indonesians had mined
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSETS TO BE EQUITABLY SHARED BY UNION AND SINGAPORE
    304 3 One of the consequences of the territories formerly comprising the Straits Settlements is the apportionment of the common assets and liahi lilies. The chief ftMCtfl are the General Revenue Surplus, the Opium Revenue Replacement Fund, and the Currency Surplus
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    INDIAN SCHOOLS DISCUSSED
    73 3 During last week a conference was held, under the presidency of the Assistant Director of Education (Indian Schools) of aJI Inspecting Officers of the Indian Branch oi the Department of Education of the Malayan Union. Among the subjects discussed were the arrangements to be made fo> the
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    China Needs More Ships Than Any Other Countries
    305 3 Shanghai (Air Mail).— Stressing that C.'tiua needs more vessels than any other country to r* habilitate mid deve'op her shipping trade, th< Shanghai Shipping Guild has peti tmned ihe National Government to lift the present restriction on th« purchase of old vessels,
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    Financial Secretary's Reasons For Imposing Income Tax
    1320 4 Full. Text Ot Last Radio Broadcast After facing a barrage ol unofficial opposition at the Sin^aporc .Advisory council .Meeting yesteiiia.) i.iornin^, m it^pcct 01 ins proposal 10 introduce income tax Irom Jan. 1, 194 S, Mr. ,\ilson Jones, Financial Secretary, Singapore, last evening,
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    UNOFFICIAL OPPOSITION TO INCOME TAX
    188 4 Mr. Nelson -Jones, the Financial Secretary, Mngapore, at tne Advisory Council Meeting neiu yesterday urged Hie Council to approve i>l the levy of income tax m Singapore from January, 1^47, proviued me Malayan i won gave mtttctent assurance thai n woulu oe iniroduced m their
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    JOLLILADS ATHLETIC UNION
    55 4 The following players arc selected 10 piay looiuail lor the Jolhlads Aihicuc union against the tiiSD. neaaquarters on Sunday ihe iith December at tne Ponce Training fecnoui ground at I'hompaon Koaa. iranspojrt leaves the Kauw&y station at 4.30 p,m. bithamoram, Rasak, Thambyrajah, unam, Hanna, Muniyandi, ouiong, uovinaasamy,
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    "ROCKLITES" FOOTBALL.
    138 4 The following have been invited to play football for tne "KocKlues' Sports Party" against the H.Q. base Supply Depot, KASC, at "A !> Ground (Polo Ground >, Inompson Koad on Sunday Dec. 8. at *.«d p.m. Transport will leave Katong Christ Church at 4 p.m. Players and supporters
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    PUBLIC LECTURE AT RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
    52 4 PUBLIC LECTURE AT RAMAKRISHNA MISSION Utiriti the auspices ol the Rama--1 krishna Mfcsidn Cultural Seel there will be it public lecture on 1 Saturday, 7th December, I'J-iG, at 6.30 p.m. Mr. d. W. Devaraja will .speak on "Nationalism Ana Rationality", while Mrs. Loh Puun Lip. President of the Y.W.C.A. Singapore,
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    SINGAPORE CRIME BRIEFS
    438 4 oood wore by Inspector Bheares suited that the car was taKen by 01 me i/icaara Koau fouce Btauon aimed roobera who nut omy touK icU to tac recovery 01 uno. revolver tnt car out also ruobea me inmatea ana a ruuiiu ut amniuniLion ironi vi me car.
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    MALAYAN QUESTIONS IN THE COMMONS
    720 4 London, Dec. 5. Mr. Arthur Creech-Jones, Colonial Secretary, told the House of Commons yesterday that the reason why a Singapore importer was recently refused permission to ship 30,000 tons of Brazilian rice to Malaya was that after full investigation it was apparent that physical stocks
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    NO DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NEI ARMY AND VAN MOOK
    136 4 NO DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NEI ARMY AND VAN MOOK Batavia, Dec. 4. Lt.-Uen. Siem JSpoor. LuniniuiKi^i vi iaac isutCil luiCCo ill UiC iNCUiCiiUHUo £>a^i Xlluic'6, iuiU vie Associated tress m an interview mat uiere arc uuiniLeiy 110 uixiertiiccs 01 opinion uc- Lwccn myseil ana Hie JLiL'Uirnunt-Ltovernor-oenerku," lUr. tiaocriui van MoukJ. Uen.
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    MOVEMENT OF SUGAR WITHIN SINGAPORE UNRESTIRICTED
    50 4 MOVEMENT OF SUGAR WITHIN SINGAPORE UNRESTIRICTED Movement oi sugar within Singaport 1 ii now unrestricted, ana lieiuutfl ure hol icquntu to cover oacii movement. Wona su^ai supplies are bLih uiiuLi allocution o.> Lac l.i^.r'.C. imports oi rehncu tnerefort art' sun promblted and A.i'o. will nui De I9B|a«U n>i sucn iinpoiio.
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    MUSIC EXAMINATIONS IN SINGAPORE
    50 4 Provided there is sufficient demand, trie associated uoaiu oi 'ito>a. ocnouis oi aiu.su v& prepared to arrange mat cauuioacca ior written examination pc auic to sn the examinauon tfi sirmapore Those who would wish tc; !iik». their examinauon In Singapore should communicate with the education oilicc
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      265 4 SIX STORE TRADE i vi ftl 1 REGISTER I Thr tallowing ix have now boon resist V Unions under the Ordinance of 1040 m (l) "Singapore Tra Workmen Attoclat] S pore Hiro Car A a "Sinpaporo Chine c I Millers' Association I Singapore Clerical W trative Workers' Ui. X lay
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