Indian Daily Mail, 11 January 1947
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Title Section15 1947-01-11 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 11. No. 285, SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1947. PRICE 10 CENTS15 words
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Article335 1947-01-11 1 Moving From Village To Village Looting, Murdering, Terrorising POLICE HRE, HILL FOUR (From <»ur Own Correspondent) -A general uprising has occurred amonu (ab«i itfinal tribe) m Dahanu Taluq. of Bombay Province. >l) <•' Warlis are moving from village to .ml murdering and terrorising the whole coUou>335 words
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120 1947-01-11 1 Bombay, Jan. 10.— The police armed with lathis stood on guard at entrances to all Government of India offices m Calcutta today m view of the one-day "general strike" by the Government of India employees m Calcutta announced for today to express sympathyReuter - 120 words
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117 1947-01-11 1 Rangoon. Jan. 10.— Authoritative but unidentifiable sources m Rangoon on Thursday night said thai the Communist army followers of Thakin Tun had been m pitched battles with the police and AntiFascist Peoples Freedom League Forces m the Yamethin district. The sources said thatAP - 117 words
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99 1947-01-11 1 Bombay, Jan. 10.— Twelve people died, nine of them from stabbing, m a new outbreak of rioting m the mill area m North Bombay during the 24 hours ending early today. In addition 110 were injured, 33 by stabbing and nine by police fire.Reuter - 99 words
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233 1947-01-11 1 London. Jan. 10. London morning: papers yesterday maintained a wary, attitude toward President Truman's appointment of General of the Army George C. Marshall to replace James F. Byrnes as Secretary of States. The Daily Herald and the News Chronicle confined themselves to shortUP - 233 words
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231 1947-01-11 1 Leaders Want "Pongal" To Be Tamil National Festival (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Jan. 10.— in appeal to Tamilians to celebrate "I'ongal as the national festival is made by Kama raj Xadar. Tmnilnad Cnngriss President. Kalyanasundara Mndaliar, T. T. Krishnamathari, and other leaders. The leaders say: "It is our ambition231 words
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88 1947-01-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Jan. 10.— Assam will follow Congress decision regarding the grouping plan, says Ma v lan a Tyabullah, president of the Provincial Congress Committee, interviewed m Gauhati. Assam's previous stand, Tyabullah opined, remained unaffected by the A.I.C.C. decision because88 words
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74 1947-01-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Jan. 10. It is reliably understood that the Political Department which functions directly under the Crown Representative is trying to forte the Maharaja of Indore, one ol the premier Hindu States to appoint the Nawab of Chhattari as the74 words
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180 1947-01-11 1 Hanoi, Jan. 10.— Fighting has again broken out m Hanoi, a drench communique reported today. Vietnam (Indo-Chinese Nationalist artillery has been shelling tlie district m which the Pasteur Institute is situated, the communique said. Hanoi is the capital ol Tonking m Northern IndoChina. OutsideReuter - 180 words
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197 1947-01-11 1 Madras, Jan. 10.— Marius Moutet French Colonial Minister, who arrived m Madras on Thursday told the Associated Press, "There is nothing for reference to the United Nations regarding the French Government interference "m Laos and Cambodia, because France wants them both to beAP - 197 words
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118 1947-01-11 1 Moscow, Jan. 10. Don't tell Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, because it's still a secret, but before his departure from Moscow he's going to receive, as Soviet Chief of Staff Marshal Vasilevsky's personal gift, a handsome 14-inch high fur Cossack hat to replace his famousUP - 118 words
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98 1947-01-11 1 Vatican City, Jan. 10.— The Pope today advised Koine's aristocracy to make the best of the abolition of the monarchy and to dedicate itself to building a new Italian Republic. He received the aristocrat m penerai audience at the Apouolic P'ilace "The man who livesUP - 98 words
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227 1947-01-11 1 Paris, Jaa. 10. The occupation by Chinese troops of Paracel Islands m (he South China Sea, 250 miles off the coast of Annam. came as a complete surprise to the French Government who had not yet been informed by the Chinese Government, it wasReuter - 227 words
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Article120 1947-01-11 1 Shanghai, Jan. 10.-— One of the 42 persons killed m the CNAC airliner crash near Tsingtao on Jan. 5 was a man who forged identification papers of a bonafide delegate to the recent National Assembly, attended all sessions of the convention and voted on all questionsAP - 120 words
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67 1947-01-11 1 Tokyo, Jan. 10. Unconfirmed reports were circulating m Tokyo yesterday that Mamoru Shigemitsu, former Japanese Ambassador to Britain and later Japanese Foreign Minister, will probably be acquitted by the International Tribunal on war crimes. Keuter adds Uiat before the war with Japan, Shigemitsu was creditedReuter - 67 words
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Article36 1947-01-11 1 Batavia, Jan. 10. Dutchmen evacuated from Indonesian Republican territory during the last year numbered 28,098, according to the Indonesian branch of the Dutch Red Cross. The total number of Europeans m the interior was 45,974.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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148 1947-01-11 1 JOINT COUNCIL PLANS MALAYA-WIDE DEMONSTRATIONS Penang, Jan. 10.— The PanMalayan Council for Joint Action which opposes the proposed Federation of Malaya will hold mass demonstrations throughout the country m a fullscale campaign to line up all Asiatic communities behind its programme for a United Malaya. The plans were revealed hereAP - 148 words
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198 1947-01-11 1 "Malays' Position Will Be Endangered By Complete Independence" DATO ONN Alor Star, Kedah, Jan. 10.— Dato Onn bin Jafaar, president of the United Malay National Organisation, today warned Malays that complete independence would endanger their position. Addressing a three-day session of the UMNO General Assembly which was convened to considerAP - 198 words
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123 1947-01-11 1 Southampton, Jan. 10.— A New York liftman's Saturday night out ended m a trip across the Atlantic and an unexpected interview with the Southampton police yesterday. Twenty-eight year old John Gorman, liftman of Bronx, New York, who went out for a walk last Saturday evening,Reuter - 123 words
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690 1947-01-11 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Saturday, Jan. 11, 1947. NOTES COMMENTS GOVT. SERVANTS ISS L L ULTIMATUM THL acting President of the Junior Civil Service Association has, it is reported, sent a letter to :i Qovernor of Singapore, stating thai Government servants are determined to siage a mass demonstration In the690 words
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394 1947-01-11 2 Filipinos' Warning To United States Cleveland, Jan. l'>. Filipino Brigadier-General Carlos P. Komulo warned America yesterday that the granting of independence to the Philippines is not enough to insure the United States the respect and friendship of one billion Orientals, but she must lend394 words
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191 1947-01-11 2 London, Jan. 10. Nothing can stem the tide of conscious maturity among the peoples of Asia, says the leading article m yesterday's New Statesman and Nation left -wing week-end review. "The real problem." the New Statesman adds, "is whether we British with the FrenchReuter - 191 words
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99 1947-01-11 2 Bombay. Jan. 10.— The Trans World Airways plane Ta.i Mahal, blazing a new service to India, arrived at Bombay airport at 5.45 p.m. yesterday. The new service of one flight weekly to Bombay Is an extension of scheduled flights from the United States to Cairo. EnUP - 99 words
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Article55 1947-01-11 2 New Delhi. Jan. 9.— lt was re liably stated today that 80 men of the Royal Indian Air Force at the RAF station at Vizagapatam, Madras, who refused duty on Jan i returned to work yesterday. N authoritative information is available on the groundsReuter - 55 words
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170 1947-01-11 2 Calcutta, Jan. Krishna Valla hh Sahay, Revenue Minister to the Government of Bihar, has gone to East Bengal to meet with 31ahat ma Gandhi and post him with the latest details about the communal situation m Bihar. Sahay is accompanied by J.AP - 170 words
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187 1947-01-11 2 1 .melon. Jan. 10. Moh. lined All Jinnah, President of the All-India Muslim League, wants to delay any srtt lenient with the Congress Party m the hope that the former Premier. Mr. Winston Churchill, may return to power, says an editorial note mReuter - 187 words
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238 1947-01-11 2 CEYLON DISILLUSIONED: RUBBER ESTATES REDUCED TO FIREWOOD Colombo (Air Mail).— Some of Ceylon's rubber plantations have been reduced to more firewood producing centres as a result of their response to the "almost pathetic appeals" made during the war for more and more rubber, C. A. M. deSilva, Chairman of theUP - 238 words
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Article805 1947-01-11 2 "I Am Prepared To Give Talks A Trial" Al x SA n (From Fraser VVighton Reuters Political Correspondent) London, Jan. 10. Burmese political leaders led by I Aun« San arrived by air m London last night for talks w'|h the British Cabinet on self-government of theirReuter - 805 words
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313 1947-01-11 2 Rangoon, Jan. 10. Dr. Ba Maw, sponsor of the Mahabama (Greater Burma) Organisation on Thursdayadvocated all-out Burmese aid for the Vietnam Republic. He said that the supply of Burma rice to France, if any/ should be suspended, and advocated countrywide demonstrations supporting the VietnamReuter - 313 words
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232 1947-01-11 2 Rangoon, Jan. 10. Ex-premier U Saw, leader of th Myochit (lovers of nation) Party declared here before leaving by air for next week's London talks on Burou that there was every likelihood that the negotiations **wii begin and end m talks without producing anyReuter - 232 words
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Article75 1947-01-11 2 Twin Falls, Ida (Air Maih Mrs. Grace Long was sent to the city jail for a 30-<la\ sentence for beating husband. Police were called to th<Long home, where, they wert told, a man was beating hiv wife. When they arrived ihr\ found it was the other \\;oUP - 75 words
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140 1947-01-11 2 London, Jan. 10. Moscow Radio said yesterday that "evidently In dia's experience is not making the Burmese people feel very optima tic" about the prospect of attaining independence from Britain. "The Burmese Independ* i Movement has continued t( clop and to assume sharper said DyamovAP - 140 words
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123 1947-01-11 2 Madras, Jan. 10.— The lnd< dent newspaper Hindu on Friaa editorially attacked for the sec< time this week the French In Indo-China, say ins tha suspects it is not Ho Chi Mi; president of the Vietnam Republic but ministers like Marius M French ColonialAP - 123 words
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40 1947-01-11 2 Jogjakarta .Air Mail*. -The Indonesian Republican Mim. Information announced that Indonesian*, including one worn*--have been nominated by the Inc* nesian Youth Association 4 o delegates to the Student C< scheduled for Lahore, IndU January.— APAP - 40 words
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Article97 1947-01-11 3 1 NUiii.-An Australian mt whose eloquence ed a Japanese from Ken placed m an un.,n—all the Japanese ppear before the cour- service* m :heir 20-j ear-Old Japanese m court at Kure. southern n a charge of stealing shirts and socks, the he RAAF. he was97 words
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134 1947-01-11 3 Sydney (Air Mail) Shots m the New South Wales Liquor Referendum will reach their peak shortly when liquor and temperance interests will bring m their big guns. Liquor interests will seek votes for 10 o'clock closing by "goodwUl customer" campaign. Temperance organisations (for134 words
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Article44 1947-01-11 3 Harrisburg, Pa (Air Mail) A man m Texas has travel on his mind. His name is R. B. McHorse. He lives m Muleshoe. He wrote the Pennsylvania Department of Highways for a copy of the 1946 official tourist map. UPUP - 44 words
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Article156 1947-01-11 3 Wallsend, Northumberland, Jan. B.— Dr. Oswald H. Siung, attached to the Public Health Laboratory or King's College, Newcastle-on-Tyne and who is a British subject of Chinese origin, was last night appointed Medical Officer of Health to the Wallsend Corporation at a salary of £960 perReuter - 156 words
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1495 1947-01-11 3 George Catlett Marshall U.S. Secretary Of State: A Profile r^ENERAL of the Army George Catlett Marshall had finished the biggest military job m history. He had reared as Army Chief of Staff after directing the best conducted war the nation ever waged. President Truman had presented him with the DistinguishedUP - 1,495 words
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229 1947-01-11 3 Britain Can Make It Exhibition: 253 Buyers From India on!f^? n Yu Jan 9 Two hundred nnH ?n«* y K three suyers5 uyers from In dia and 103 buyers from Burma came u° i^?Sf- or Britain c an make it exhibition which has just closed after 14 weeks, it wasReuter - 229 words
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287 1947-01-11 3 1,000-Year Stillness Of Ajanta Caves To Be Broken Hyderabad (Deccan), (Air Mail.) The thousand-year-old stillness of the Ajanta caves, which are situated m the Nizam of Hyderabad's dominions about 350 miles from here, will be broken by the clank of pickaxes on stone when workmen of the Archaeological Department ofReuter - 287 words
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Advertisement23 1947-01-11 3 OUR BANGKOK AGENT The Indian DaUy Mail can be obtained from the following place m Bangkok: SANTOS A CO, 24, Convent ltoad. Bangkok.23 words
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696 1947-01-11 4 Japan Will Never Again Be In Position To Attack Washington, Jan. 10. Replying to a question as to whether Japan ever again will be m a position to attack the United Slates, Assistant Secretary for War, Mr. Howard Peterson,UP - 696 words
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174 1947-01-11 4 London, Jan. 10.— Fenner Brocki way, who has been associated with the Head Office of fihq Independent Labour Party as chairman, secrc- tary or editor of its organ since I 1911, has resigned from the Party 1 and has applied for membership ofReuter - 174 words
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100 1947-01-11 4 Batavia (Air Mail) Reorganisation of the Indonesian news agency Antara is imminent, authoritative Indonesian Republican sources say. They explain that the Republican Government has been embarrassed frequently In the past by inaccurate Antara dispatches. Two steps m the reorganization, which is correlated with a government effortAP - 100 words
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Article72 1947-01-11 4 Bridgend, Jan. 9. In an oxysen tent at a mid-Glamorgan hospital, Bridgend, Nesta the sole survivor of quads born on Tuesday to Mrs. Peggy Thomas of Tylaguyn Pontyrhyl, has died despite a 36-hour fight by doctors and nurses to save her life. Mrs. Thomas, 29-year-old72 words
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Article61 1947-01-11 4 Sydney (Air Mail*. -New South Wales people spent a record sum of £4,221,150 on lottery tickets during 1946. One hundred thousand tickets sold m each lottery and from the gross income of £26,250, £16,300 is paid as prize money, and £9,950, less expenses, goesReuter - 61 words
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84 1947-01-11 4 A Sund/*/ goods shopkeeper was robbed of $30 when two robbers carrying a hand grenade entered his shop m Sims Avenue at about 6 o'clock on Thursday evening and alter threatening the complainant decamped with the money. The complainant was also warned by84 words
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Article44 1947-01-11 4 London, Jan. 9. Former President of the Regency Council of Siam, Pridi Panomyang, arrived m Berne today to pay a friendly visit to the Federal Council, according to the Swiss Radio. An official reception will be given m his honour by the Council.- ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article557 1947-01-11 4 The views of the Pan -Malayan Labour Union towards the Federation Plan follow: The promulgation of Federation Plan has met with much criticisms from the entire community of Malaya and reporters had aflfronted Mr. Cheng of the Pan-Malayan Labour Union In this connection, and the following557 words
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262 1947-01-11 4 As a sequel to a raid carried out by members of the C.1.D., Singapore, headed by ASP F. J. Patton and A.S.P. Haines, on a coffee shop In Paya Lebar shortly after 10 o'clock on the night of Nov. 4, four Chinese of whom one262 words
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205 1947-01-11 4 Ail Indian and three Chinese, passengers of a taxi from Johorc to Singapore, were robbed at New Cemetery Koad, Singapore, on the evening of Thursday. It appears that the lair victim? were travelling m a. taxi from Johorc to Singapore. On reaching i heUP - 205 words
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Article21 1947-01-11 4 litical criminals) and those who have reached the required age .should be entitled to the rights of citizenship and to vote."21 words
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71 1947-01-11 4 New York, Jan. 10.— In th< big fire m two days In busy harbour, the Jersey Railroad's Pier 18 was early yesterday morning. The blazd which destr New York Central Railroa son river pier opposite Mar. at Weehawken yesterday wa ally extinguished today afterUP - 71 words
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70 1947-01-11 4 Lichficld. Staffordshire, Jan -The court martial was he) yesterday of Cor]iGral Rober \>. who had asked for a s hearing when ho and elghi corporals were charged yi with mutiny on the allega Leaving the troopship Bra Scotland a: Liverpool a DIO andReuter - 70 words
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