Indian Daily Mail, 23 December 1946
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Indian Daily Mail
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Title Section15 1946-12-23 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. I|. No. 2(i.). SINGAPORE, MONDAY. DECEMBER 23, I!M6. PRICE 10 i.15 words
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Article, Illustration92 1946-12-23 1 MRS. PANDIT - MRS. PANDIT enous Allegations By India's First' Ladu y Clever, Subtle Tactics Used, it I hey Did Not Work, She Says Out Own oi-respond.il-) British delegation th, lr.it,.! »ing th, Delhi C.,n--,.,mn v. td. lv thai India was liv< rted attention I I sue, aid92 words
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101 1946-12-23 1 urn our Own Corn s pond en t) Dec. 22.— -Ai a Press m .terday, Mr. would h. no o summon the Leajress unthe British ember t> statenot re :i tent i hiii by possible quite catch id. n to to hnnah made his101 words
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86 1946-12-23 1 I rom Our Own Correspondent) Dec. 22. Voicing the feelSoutfa Indian European m, Mr. Goodwin, Chalr- declared at the annual meetrday evening that the i Pakistan would rob I unity, the one unqucsin British rule had given iuld be "Balkanised" and peaceful and nt86 words
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18 1946-12-23 1 RAMASWAMY IYER AGREES TO CARRY ON Our Own Correspondent) 22 On the re- [yer ha from the Copyright.18 words
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Article51 1946-12-23 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) dura. Dec. ____2. Twenty worinjured m a series of ties inside the Minakshi Mills. Mad m. ral groups oi workers yesterday. The Sec; ion 144 Order has been Issued banning an Assembly oi mom five and the carrying of weapons m the town.51 words
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Article55 1946-12-23 1 "Irom Our Own Correspondent) Travan ire, Dec. 22. Two were killed and live injured when the Police opened fire on a Communist mob on the Malabar SouthCanara border yesterday. The mob tried to waylay a con- paddy wagons and also attacked the Police rescue party55 words
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85 1946-12-23 1 Washington. Dec. 22. A Statement issued by the United States Stati Department yesterday says that the United States welcomes Prime Minister AUlee's invitation to Burmese to negotiate on the question oi Burma's independence. The statement says it is hoped thai the talks "will result mReuter - 85 words
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Article73 1946-12-23 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) I c, Dec. 22. Raja Anwarkhan Kharal, prominent Punjab legisla or, has resigned and joined the ionist I Explaining his decision, Kharal cperience has proved Is no progress possible with dissemination of communal discord which brings danger of Ished as m some73 words
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Article47 1946-12-23 1 (Irom Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, Dec. 22. Eleven students of the Women's College, Calcutta, are on hunger strike demanding the reinstatement oi eight professors who were dismissed, the abolition of the gatep;.ss system and the retirement oi the present Principal. Copyright.47 words
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Article158 1946-12-23 1 < ambridge, Dec. 22.— Viscount Wave!!, who flew to London with lour Indian leaders for conversa'ons with the British Government, iert Basstafboarn Royal Air Force station near (ambridge today to I'lirn to India. His lirst stop' will > f airo. Viscount Wavell was accompanied158 words
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Article152 1946-12-23 1 Paris, Dec. 22— The military commander m French Indochina, Gen. Morliere, has authorised the French military authorities at Vinh, on the coast of Annujn, to accept the surrender ultimatum from the Vietnam forces "to avoid the masssace of the French population," it is reported here today. VietnamReuter - 152 words
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1008 1946-12-23 1 Sir Srinivasa Sarma Talks On Topical Indian Problems (By Our Stall Reporter) India is convinced thai ihe Labour Governmeni is serious SrinS Q nXIOUfi lo l! il nd over P° ww to Indians, and Sir h»"„ ''I', Wel knmvn lndian newsman, politician and bus1,008 words
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282 1946-12-23 1 —-NEWSMAN HORROCKS London, Dec. 22.— References to chances m Malax a federation proposal, and lo re almost certain!) being swallowed up" under these proposals are made In .1. il. Hoirocks m a cable from Singapore appearing m today's independent Conservative SundReuter - 282 words
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201 1946-12-23 1 Pan-Malayan Joint Council Goes Into Action n Our Special Representative Kuala Lumpur, Sunday*- n.< Pan-Malayan Council ol Joint ion held us much awaited meet ing here today M tin head qua i« 1 s of the Malayan Na inalisi Partj ihe mooting was nlr« ran Chang Lock, t was attended201 words
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109 1946-12-23 1 Shoi tl* befon lo.ou hours Japanese time t•m t anothei serious earthquake caused da i _wa Prefecture oi ikol ii nd. Atom bombed Hiroshima Is also reported to ii.i.. i a \w\\ shock. Meanwhile, the lir^t earthquake i d to have rendered bonoM some hallReuter - 109 words
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Article14 1946-12-23 1 MOLOTOV BACK IN MOSCOW :.i j remaindi he |oui i UiiLalli via Uci.iii ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Advertisement22 1946-12-23 1 lELL YOUB PRODTJCTB •TO THE PEOPLE Through: TAMIL MURASU rhe Leading TamU Uaily m Malaya over 12 years. :i. Selegie Koad, Singapore22 words
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Advertisement19 1946-12-23 1 Subscription Rates For •INDIAN DAILY MAIL' Local Foreign Ry Post 'VTHLY I 3.00; QUARTERLY 9.00; HALF-YEARLY 18.00; ALLY 3J.00.19 words
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869 1946-12-23 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Monday, Dec. 23, 1946. Indo-Malayan Talks CLVERAL months ago it was announced that talks were being held Ul New Delhi between the ernment. oi India and a representative of the Malayan Government m regard to the Ban on the Immigration of Unskilled Indian into Malaya. Ever869 words
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Article, Illustration2345 1946-12-23 2 Mohamed All Jinnah 70 on Christmas Day 4 Pen Picture By Nilkan Perumal: Specially Written For The Indian Daily Mail Like Jesus Christ, Mohammed Ali Jinnah was born on December 25. The one prophet preached peace and goodwill on earth by unitingEd - 2,345 words
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Article, Illustration24 1946-12-23 2 1J A Mr. Jinnah being taken m procession on the occasion oi the All-India Muslim League annual Session, m Karachi.24 words
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Article, Illustration1362 1946-12-23 2 from the pap nah was li an entry In did Dadabhai N Gum. E Jinna at i 'nipHon j, I do to India id Once whi Jin: E id .i asked foi wh( fruits v whisky lie had nis mtu Round Table Conference sessions1,362 words
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280 1946-12-23 3 Smuts Admits White Man No Longer Rules The World" Pretoria. Dec- 22 ____r____i.____.i__. rules I c w„r.d J*t l h^ d Marshal Ja„ Christian ESft Ihe I mted Nations AmmhU. rKwwmj* parliament of man and m I l>.» rhament representatives coloured races outnumbered dte rate.' declared Field al Smuts, speakingAP - 280 words
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Article143 1946-12-23 3 London, Dec. 22.— The London Conservative Evening Standard last week warned ihe Premier Mr. Attlee against "those who urge that India be abandoned to her fate.'' "Beware of the quitters, Mi Attlee" says the Standard m a leading article. "Give no heed to whispers from someReuter - 143 words
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74 1946-12-23 3 London, Dec. 22. The President of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR has accepted the invitation of both Houses of the British Parliament for a visit of a delegation of deputies of the Supreme Soviet to the United Kingdom. They were expectedReuter - 74 words
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275 1946-12-23 3 London, Der 99 t_uorse »h^ A ntans m Kenya Is worse than that a__ai..u i-iT m South Africa «_S im. In c d,ans auS e i,^_ k S a which cer Picture blacLer th y an the that the pcstfion a o, £pom population mReuter - 275 words
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Article165 1946-12-23 3 I>cn Pasir. Bali. Dec. 22 —The F?c? a T J aSt aiea f the D UtCh feast Indies would have under the name of "East Indonesia" full equality with the Indonesian Republic m all the central organs of the United States of Indonesia. Lieutenant-Governor-General of the Indies, Dr.Reuter - 165 words
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64 1946-12-23 3 DUTCH WILL HAVE "HIGHEST AUTHORITY" IN UNITED STATES OF INDONESIA The Hague, Dec. 22 Mr. J. A. Jonkman. the minister for territories told Parliament Dec. 10. that the Dutch crown will keep the "highest authority" m the proposed United States of Indonesia. Meanwhile a criticism of the Dutch-Indonesia agreement wasUP - 64 words
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Article28 1946-12-23 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta. Dec League Minis Calcutta Corpor to appoint Majors as Chiel Executive Ofl ?he ground thai Cha ready reached he Bupei Copyrighl.28 words
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17 1946-12-23 3 KILLEARN INFORMED OF LATEST DUTCH 'VIOLATIONS' I that Brit] m whii Radio and occ town hail.— ReuterReuter - 17 words
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180 1946-12-23 3 (From our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Dec. 21.— Nobodj could force the Frontier Province lo join any -mup. Ihe question would ha\e lo he decided by a majority \ote of ihe Frontier people themselves, declared Khan Sahib, Frontier Premier vi a180 words
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133 1946-12-23 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Dee. 21.— One healthy convention formed by the Nehru Government seems to have rone the board with the advent ol tne League members. A practice had grown thai when some Government members away irom headquarfc Pandit Nehru as133 words
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138 1946-12-23 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta. Doe. 21 The Chitl Muslims Chamber's demani annexation of M |lw jn Arakan and ihe Bengal Pri assurance that movi per quarters would be made 4 achieve the change was condem oy Burma Interim member U Saw m a138 words
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Article40 1946-12-23 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi. D bnderstood that the India Sec I has suggested a maximum tion of eigl members wi :rom the Indian Civil Servi The India Govi Will be known In i Copyright.40 words
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Article, Illustration132 1946-12-23 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) < .ilcutta. Dec. -I.— Sardar Sardul Singh Caveeshar, Picsidiml of the Forward Bloc who ail these days maintained that Ncta.ji is alive now believes lie is dead. m a statement, Caveeshar says: "i am confident thai Netaji did not132 words
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169 1946-12-23 3 Londc Dec. -Christmas t omes vi l lii t <> continent ol contrasts— from some neutral coun with iin ix tables laden \vitii One ituui to stricken Rumania housands Will consider themselves luck] to «<'t a pita si ,o ..iid a (etables. be aReuter - 169 words
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36 1946-12-23 3 I en thi V ol Let Unic In obs< bu >da bi i dually u« I il fail. the i I Sochi t B .)[> mb< i m. ition Ul 11 UPUP - 36 words
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338 1946-12-23 4 Paris, Dec. 22* French troops were making* steady proTgress ousting Vietnam forces from strongholds throughout Tonkin and Annam provinces m French Indo-China, the French General Stall m Saigon announced yesterday, according to a despatch reaching Paris. According to the despatch, the French GeneralReuter - 338 words
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162 1946-12-23 4 DETENTION OF CHINESE VESSEL: DITCH CONSUL GENERAL'S EXPLANATION The following statement has been received from the Netherlands Consulate-General, Singapore: "In connection with reports whicn have appeared m the -tress recently regarding tne detention at Karimoen isianu of a Chinese vessel on its way from __umatra to Singapore, v seems appropriate162 words
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295 1946-12-23 4 General Sir Montagu G. N. Stopford, KBE., CB M DSO., MC, Commander-in-Chief, South East Asia Land Forces, arrived m Rangoon last Wednesday on an inspection tour of Service uifi's m Burma Command. The C-in-C was met at Mingaladon airfield by Lieut-General H. R. Briggs, CB.,295 words
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Article111 1946-12-23 4 Even the intermittent heavy showers on Saturday could not keep the Singapore crowds away from the opening shows of the Rex Cinema, the city's newest and up-to-date air-conditioned picture house. All the five shows for the day registered full houses. This latest entertainment palace owned111 words
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Article73 1946-12-23 4 Well-known m Malayan journalistic circles m pre-war days, Mr. Chaflrles Thamooe returned to Singapore by plane on Saturday after spending the war years, and the months after, m Indonesia. He has brought with him messages to Lord Killearn from Indonesian leaders and also greetings to the Malayan73 words
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Article27 1946-12-23 4 Mr. Markandoo Thilliampalam, retired Senior Bailiff. Land Office, many years Secretary of Senbaga Vinayagar, Tanjong Katong. Singapore, passed away m Ceylon on 17-12-46.27 words
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Advertisement200 1946-12-23 4 LEGAL NOTICE To N. S. DHARAM, Late of No. 5 Roberts Lane, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you m the High Court of the Colony of Singapore being Suit No. 180 of 1946 by HARBANSLAL son of AMIRCHAND of No. 178 Queen Street, Singapore, Trader200 words
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