Indian Daily Mail, 11 February 1947
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Title Section13 1947-02-11 1 Indian Daily Mail Anniversary Edition SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1947. PRICE 10 CENTS13 words
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499 1947-02-11 1 LEAGUE "DIRECT ACTION" IMMINENT, WARNS HINDU MAHASABHA Princes, Assembly Agree On 5 Point I <-ur Own Correspondent -The opinion (hat the Constituent Assembly prop erh constituted, legal body with full sovereign power n(| .^ummunl to frame the constitution of united India ((l "in iS ""I adopted l)v tht Ilin^u Maha-Copyright - 499 words
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Article95 1947-02-11 1 "wnnbo, Feb. 10.— The populai <<v| un which for five •wn enjoying i weekly rice n n <»f thret- pounds per adult again to *o on a ration rw PMndi from next Monday. ncl ration follow -^e the supply quota early this year by theReuter - 95 words
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18 1947-02-11 1 Correspondent) 10.-The Punjab reftued Ghazanfta Government "> interview tji 8t detained in CopyrightCopyright - 18 words
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70 1947-02-11 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bombay, Feb. 10—The Cotton Textiles Fund Committee, of the India Government, has decided to start a textile research institute at an estimated cost of fifty lakhs in Bombay Province. The institute will carry out research In all branches of the textileCopyright - 70 words
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Article35 1947-02-11 1 New Delhi, Feb. 10. —The Oristt Government has applied to the Government of India for a grant ol two crores lor building a new capital m Bhuvangswar. The total expenditure estimated is three crores.— CopyrightCopyright - 35 words
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170 1947-02-11 1 —SAYS CONGRESS PRESIDENT (irom Our Own Correspondent) Ranchi, Feb. 10. A social boycott, as easily the best and easiest irethod of stamping out the corruption and bribery now rampant in the country, was advocated by Congress President Kripalani addressing a publicCopyright - 170 words
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122 1947-02-11 1 Rangoon, Feb. 10. Ex-premier U Saw, who returned here from London yesterday, said he was very glad that many political leaders and a good majority of the people in Burma were opposed to the Attlee-Aun San agreement. U Saw told Reuter ioday:Reuter - 122 words
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Article66 1947-02-11 1 Rome, Feb. 10. A woman shot and killed the Commander of the British Thirteenth Infantry Brigade, Brigadier R. W. M. de Winton ;it Pola today, it was officially announced here. The woman was arrested at once, but her nationality is not yet known. Brigadier de Winton wasReuter - 66 words
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Article367 1947-02-11 1 The telephone bell tinkled with unusual frequency and letters poured in by hand at the Indian Daily Mail office yesterday: Reason— grateful readers and well-wishers were greeting: us "Happy Birthday." Below i s a typical sample of the letters we received yesterday. This one was from a reader367 words
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174 1947-02-11 1 Britain Assures U.S. Free Hand in China, If New York, Feb. 10.— Dr. Lanka Sundaram, Indian economist and member of the Indian United Nations Organisation delegation to the General Assembly who left for London yesterday by BO AC plane en-route for New Delhi, told Reuter before he left: 44 1tReuter - 174 words
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Article50 1947-02-11 1 Tokyo, Feb. 10. It never would have happened before the war but the Japan Soccer Association on Monday has taken the liberty of asking Emperor Hirohito to become its President. The explanation King George VI i s a patron of the British Soccer Association.- APAP - 50 words
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Article63 1947-02-11 1 Singapore, Feb. 18.— The Special Commissioner for Southeast Asia, Lord Killearn, plans to leave by plane tomorrow for New Zealand for seven weeks' vacation. He wBl be accompanied by Lady Killearn and their three children. The Killearn party was scheduled to leave from SeJetar today,AP - 63 words
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Article117 1947-02-11 1 Shanghai. Feb. 10.— All Chinese ships in Shanghai harbour blasted their sirens tor three minutes Monday morning in protest against the "unlawful" detention oi the mabterj of the river steamer Cheklang and the tugboat Hwatung. which collided on Woosung Jan. 17 wltu a loss of lite estimated117 words
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Article356 1947-02-11 1 London, Feb. 10. Britain loda> relumed to the Victorian era as the i^reat electricity switehoff stopped all industry in 8 wi(ie holt stretching from Brighton on the south coast And as electric lights in shops restaurants and homes gave place lo candles and oil lampsReuter - 356 words
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Article, Illustration499 1947-02-11 1 Governor-General Mrs. MacDonald Entertain Singapore's Elite Leading representatives oi all communities resident in Singapore were present at the cocktail party given by His Excellency the Gover-nor-General and Mrs. MacDonald at their beautiful house, "Tyersall", yesterday evening. A large number of ladies was also present. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald shouk hands499 words
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Article196 1947-02-11 1 DOLE BACK IN ENGLAND I Mini -in Feb. 10. The dreaded dole eamc i>a< k to I upland and Wall's on Mtmtey. For tbe first i Lint- liacc the Mack depres^on days hundreds of Mt'Mjsjiiils of workers plodded Uiroagli mist ,uni blush H» «nipioynicnl exchange* wheffC ihc\ u .tiled inAP - 196 words
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Advertisement23 1947-02-11 1 ftU YOIR PRODUCTS XO THE PEOPLE Tb rough: TAMIL MURASU lt]e Vending Tamil Daily in Malaya over 12 years. -1 Seleffie Road, Singapore.23 words
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Advertisement22 1947-02-11 1 Subscription Rates For* u INDIAN DAILY MAIL Local Foreign by Pout MONTHLY $;u§ j QUAKTERLV 9.9^ 'HALF YtAUL\ 19.M ANNUALLY 21 tO22 words
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1049 1947-02-11 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, February 11, 1947. O URSELVES QXK year ago today, we resumed publication. Though we were not then, w t > are today the only Indian-owned English Daily Newspaper in Malaya, and naturally our I duiy is t(» look after, and further the interests of Indi;1,049 words
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249 1947-02-11 2 Meanwhile, London report says: India League quarters today were speculating as to whether Krishna Menen was easing out of the political scene as Pandii Nehru's personal representative in London. Menon wa« briefed as counsel in the Privy Council hearing of an Indian murderReuter; UP - 249 words
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51 1947-02-11 2 NORTH DISTURBANCES CONTINUE (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Feb. 9. —Disturbances continue in north Malabar where Communist influence is greatest. Reports of arson, looting and murder come daily from the interior. Two platoons of the Malabar U Police are stationed in the a and over 400 arrest? have >een made.Copyright - 51 words
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202 1947-02-11 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Patna, Feb. 9. Bakshi, a Bihar civilian, has filed a suit fur defamation against three League papers, the "Dawn" of Delhi, "Morning News," of Calcutta, and the 4 Tatna Times" for publishing a letter by one Imamuddin and commenting on202 words
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Article146 1947-02-11 2 Calcutta, Feb. 10.— Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia, Congress Socialist leader, said here that it' the caste distinctions were abolished In India it would release mass energy to an unprecedented degree and w« aid also exert a salutary effect on the Hindu-«Muslim question. •Muslims would thenAP - 146 words
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93 1947-02-11 2 Karachi. Feb. 10. -The eightman commission appointed by the British Ministry of Civil Aviation for a report on development of aerodromes and ground facilities generally on India, the Far East, Ceylon and Australia air routes arrived here. The Commissioners are travelling to Delhi tomorrowReuter - 93 words
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Article139 1947-02-11 2 Sydney, Feb. 10— B. J. MacDonald, President of the Australian Legion for former servicemen, attacked the Allied plan to make Japan self-supporting, as outlined by General MacArthur. MacDonald said, "no military Czar of a friendly power must force Australia to share in any plan to reviveUP - 139 words
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Article63 1947-02-11 2 Bucharest, Feb. 10. Twenty persons were killed and 42 seriously injured when a mixed freight-passenger train collided on Friday night with a passenger express at Segarcea on ;he line from Crajova to Calasat. Two cars overturned. The railway administration announced that the wreck was causedUP - 63 words
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197 1947-02-11 2 London, Feb 10 tv by the Muslim t Constituent As.sembl as being "uhi illegal" and the c, the Viceroy that oS nisters must resign rim Government League's refusal sembly, the British Goconfronted "with one! crteis in India/' yesterday, issue of lh dent Observer. •ToReuter - 197 words
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188 1947-02-11 2 Calcutta. Feb. 10 Wil point men t of Sir Akbar the Governor of Assan. dian.s will be "permar. ernors In India. Of the 11 proving governors in India. Bengi and Bombay draw their from British public life ors for the remaining vinces are recruited fromAP - 188 words
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103 1947-02-11 2 Colombo (Air Mail*party of 100 agrieulm Who will form the sprbis colonization scheme the Ceylon Governme bring under the plough tional 25.000 acres of ana for Polonnoruwu. capital or the Sinhalese a commence the cultivate had till now been a tropical jungles. Under this scheme pReuter - 103 words
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225 1947-02-11 2 Condemned By Court, Now Holds Better Position! (From Our Own Correspondent Delhi, Feb. J). —Commander King, whose insulting behaviour towards Indian Naval ratings came for severe condemnation by the Enquiry Commission, now has a better post in DcJlii Naval Headquarters. Thi.. surprising news was given by Sir Geollrey Miles, ChiefCopyright - 225 words
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118 1947-02-11 2 Assam Governor Tells Tribesmen "Don't Separate" (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Feb. 9.— The British (jovcrmiient Ls withdraw hi£ and the future of the Government of India, including Aa^Min and its hills, is a matter for the peoples of the land to decide, said the Governor Qf Assam replying118 words
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201 1947-02-11 2 Kansas City. Feb. 10.—-Republi-can Senator Owen Brewster, of Maine, asserting that American aviation must reach to the remotest corners of the earth in a speech here said that the United States was nevertheless ''supinely surrendering the skies to Britain." "The English are calmlyReuter - 201 words
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Article62 1947-02-11 2 Philadelphia. of the British mil* n (>l Palestine "is nou ba tf principle only. «'T n bayonet, and reiijn «•< la *v disguise oftheM,, I rlared Dov Bela CW under«rron« d menini to death. Gruner's statcmen talncd in a hitherto l letter which Inring J xecutive directorAP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration1271 1947-02-11 3 British Aewsman Exposes French "Iron Curtain Of Censorship" Remarkable Interview With President Ho Chi Minh Singapore, Feb. 9. The existence of what he described as an "iron curtain of censorship" imposed by the French authorities in Saigon (Indo-China) has forced Doon Campbell, Reuter's Special CorrespondentReuter - 1,271 words
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574 1947-02-11 3 ington, (Air Mail). Split and scattered by the imessive events— the shock of President Roosevelt's (i(]rn death, repercussions following the ending of the war advent of victorious Republicanism the left wing and of America's New Deal have suffered a it is calculated itReuter - 574 words
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191 1947-02-11 3 New York. Feb. 9.— Commenting on exclusive Associated Press interview with the himlpd Iliikbnlahap Supremo Luis Tanir, the New York Herald Tribune on Sunday said in its editorial "there is no douh< that land reform K urgently needed in the Philippines as it isAP - 191 words
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Article79 1947-02-11 4 i run* the loth ui Februry, 1y47. Head era office of the Department will be at Ban Hin Lee Bank Buildings, Penang. Telephone No. Penan; 759 The old office at the 4th Flour. Fullerton Buildings, Singapore will retain< d under the jurisdiction he Ai ing79 words
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342 1947-02-11 4 "Present Strikers Have No Right To Negotiate With Commissioners" —MUNICIPAL SECRET AH Y There seems to have been some misunderstanding as to the problem which ha.s iaced the Municipal Commissioners as a resuJt oi the Municipal workers* strike," sa>s the Secretary of the Municipal Commissioners342 words
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1215 1947-02-11 4 BY KEY. J. T. N. HANDY, DEPUTY SECRETARY. SOCIAL WELFARE IN A BROADEST TALK RECENTLY One of the legacies of the Nipponese occupation is the indiscipline and lowering standards of morals of youth in this country. In many cases, schooling ceased just at the crucial1,215 words
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90 1947-02-11 4 K UCHING MALAYS WANT BROOKE BAN LIFTED Kepieseniatives of the 25 Malay Kampongs of Kuching have sent a telegram to the Governor- General asking him to lift the ban on Mr. Anthony Brooke's entry into the state. "The Sarawak people," says the message, "earnestly ask for the return of the90 words
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Article68 1947-02-11 4 The second public meeting ui the Consultative Committee on the Constitutional Proposals will take place in Penang at the Second Court, Supreme Couri Building, on Thursday, February 13. at 11 a.m. Anyone desirous ol submitting H memorandum on the Constitutional Proposals or of giving his or her68 words
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Article46 1947-02-11 4 The Marlborough's current screening, "Durbaan," A6 grand entertainment. Starring Sulochana Chatterji and Yakub. 'Durbaan" Is indeed one ol the best Hindustani pictures seen in Singapore for a long time. Splendid acting, beautiful scen-ery and the story Itself makes this a "must'' picture.46 words
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Article52 1947-02-11 4 Mr. S. P. Garrett. the Trade Union Adviser, will give a talk on the "Social Advancement of the Asiatic and it.s relation to Europe and the Americas," at the next meeting of the East-West Society on Thursday. February, 13, at 8.30 p.m. at the Y.M.C.A. Hall,52 words
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148 1947-02-11 4 Public Co-operation Wanted To Solve S'pore's Traffic Problem Tin* irafli* problem of Singapore can only be solved with the coopciation of the people, says an oilicial Press release issued last night The authorities will give mil and grateful consideration to any suggestion which are put lorward to them on matters148 words
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158 1947-02-11 4 Mr. Ivoi Thomas, Under-Secre-tary "f State, who arrived In BinI on Saturday, during his In Malaya, hopes to sec u^ much a^ be can In the tune at his posal, of the country and its peoph s. He will aisu meet leading representatives oi158 words
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Article79 1947-02-11 4 Washington, Feb. 9. The borabsight used to aim the first atomic bomb uropped on Japan will bea museum piece In the Si oith sonson last it u t Lor Thi' U.S. Army announced on Sunday that the Norden Sight originally mounted in the B-29 which releasedAP - 79 words
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330 1947-02-11 4 -enow* Now that a spirit oi sweet reasonablnu^ u solution of the constitutional crisis i n Malax, Jones might well reconsider the problem of BtnwU. the Colonial Office has blundered, says an editori* "Crown Colonist." The Secretary of State, when challenged330 words
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Article42 1947-02-11 4 MR. TWINING, LADY RITCHIE ARRIVE Mr. E. F. Tv....... Designate, North B on board the "Andei morning and Patterson, rep. nor-General repreaenUn gapore auo on board who wai met b; Sir Neil Ritchie, whe panied by nil and the A. DC lord.42 words
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