Indian Daily Mail, 29 March 1947
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Title Section20 1947-03-29 1 I nd ian D ail y Mail Vol. 111. N O v. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1947. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Article215 1947-03-29 1 MALAY A BANS MUSLIM LEAGUER Sirajuddin Munir (Of Azamgarh) Here, But Not Allowed To Land Being Sent Back To India At Government Expense" (By Our Staff Reporter) •c, Friday, The Governments of the Malayan gapore have prohibited the entry into this counMunir (of Azam^arh), delegate to the Allt conference. Munir215 words
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Article170 1947-03-29 1 London. Mar. 28. Britain s chief industrial planner is to be 40-year-old Sir Edwin Plowden who served doling the war as chief executive In the Ministry of Aircraft Production. The creation of the post of "chief planning officer' 1 to supervise the Government '.s inter-departmental planning stalTReuter - 170 words
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Article89 1947-03-29 1 London, Mar. 28.—- Specula- tion about the future of Bevin is now acquiring urgency, v suggesting that very import- ant persons arc very busy. y A few days ago the News Chronicle exclusively predictj ed that Bevin will give up the Foreign Office to becomeUP - 89 words
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61 1947-03-29 1 The Singapore Labour Ach: Board met yesterday afternoon Among the subjects discussed were means of conciliation and wagefixing within each industry Including the establishment of Works Councils. The topic was adjourned lor later discussion. The Board also agreed on the urgency of the problem61 words
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45 1947-03-29 1 The gen vi meeting of the Ladies section of the Singapore Regional Congress will be held today at 6 t Race Course Lane, at 5 p.n> All members and the membeivs of Ram of Jhans) Regiment are requested to attend.45 words
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706 1947-03-29 1 AT S-T.C. DISPUTE INQUIRY YESTERDAY (BY OUR STAFF REPORTER) The Singapore Traction Co m p a ny employees' strike today enters its ,V7th day. Meanwhile, the inquiry into the dispute which is being heard m the Supreme Court \v Mr. Justice G.706 words
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Article122 1947-03-29 1 The International Emergency Food Council Sub-Committee on Rice for S. E. Asia held their sixth meeting yesterday at the Office of the Special Commissioner m S. E. Asia, m Singapore. The Sub-Committeo confirmed the April shipping programme of rice m and from S. E. Asia. The Sub-Committee122 words
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108 1947-03-29 1 Peshawar, Mar. 28.—Fivethousand frontier tribesmen meeting at Jamrud, Eastern gateway to the Khyber Pass, m their annual •Torga (representative assembly I today, demanded that when Briain left India, "the Khyber Pass should be returned to us." They told Sir Olaf Caroe the Governor of theReuter - 108 words
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Article76 1947-03-29 1 New Delhi, Mar. 28.— Members oi ihe Indonesian delegation to the Asian Relations Conference m a statement today said the DutchIndonesian agreement signed this week meant that the Dutch military forces had no task whatsoever m Indonesia and should be withdrawn immediately. Sutan Sjahrir, Indonesian Premier,Reuter - 76 words
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Article44 1947-03-29 1 Dusseldorf, ftfmr. 28.— British military cars were overturned and other vehicles were stoned by demonstrators protesting food shortage here on Friday. Approximately 100,000 persons were assembled m the public park m the biggest rilly sinoe the days of Adolph Hitler APAP - 44 words
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247 1947-03-29 1 INDIAN GOVT. URGED TO INSIS T ON FULL ENQUIRY XEDAH INCIDENTS (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Mar. 28.— The "Hindu," which has been publishing a series of despatches from its>jalayan correspondent on the "Kedah Incidents," today editorially demands a thorough enquiry into, the happenings. The paper sayi thai tae Malayan247 words
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182 1947-03-29 1 ..New Delhi, Mar. ft tm Admiral Lord Mounlbatten Viceroy of India, today invited Governor:. of all the provinces of British liMtia to a conference here m the miiuikof April. The Viceroy a few days ago invited Mahatrna Gandhi and Mohammed Ali' Jinnah, President ofReuter - 182 words
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Article59 1947-03-29 1 Peshawar, Mar. 28-^Pir Sahib of Mank Sharif, 26-year-old Muslim League leader m the Northwest Frontier Province, was arrested m the Muslim League office at Peshawar today. Pir (Saint of Islam > Sahib has been touring the FronMer area* urging Muslim tribesmen to support the MuslimReuter - 59 words
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Article48 1947-03-29 1 The C.I.D. have arrested four Chinese who are suspected of be ing connected with extortion operating In Singapore. Three of the Chinese nrrtrtud were m possession of hand grenades. Two of these men are be lieved to be members of the "Red Dos" gang.48 words
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675 1947-03-29 2 Well-known Indian Film Stars Win Appeal To Privy Cou ncil "Transportation For Life" Sentence Quashed Curtain Rung Down On 2 1/2-Year-Old Tragedy London, Man 28.— The aapep pca l by two well-known film Hars m bouh India, Thiagaraja Bhagavather and N- S. Krishnan, who were sentenced to transportation for lifeReuter - 675 words
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145 1947-03-29 2 Rangoon, Mar. 28.— The Government yesterday appealed to the strike-bound Burma Oil Company workers to return to duty immediately and to permit others to resume their work freely. An official statement declared: "Should this appeal fail the Government must exert their authority, however,Reuter - 145 words
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74 1947-03-29 2 New Delhi, Mar. 28.— The plenary session of the InterAsian Relations conference accepted on Thursday a report recommending the setting up of a Centra] Organisation with a permanent Secretariat "to explore all the practical possibilities of collaboration amongst scientific and cultural workers and institutions." TheAP - 74 words
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Article88 1947-03-29 2 Berlin, Mar. 28.— -An intensified and widespread manhunt backed by the U.S. State Department is underway for the condemned Martin Bormann, missing Deputy of Adolph Hitler it was disclosed today. Pictures of the shadowy Nazi big shot have been distributed by the State Department to embassiesAP - 88 words
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109 1947-03-29 2 Lahore, Mar. 28. An Indian was sentenced to death yesterday by the Guranwala Court for the murder of a British woman army doctor Captain Jocye Heirons m May, 1946./ Two other Indians charged were acquitted. Miss Heirons died after she had beenReuter - 109 words
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Article38 1947-03-29 2 Paris, Mar. 28.— Henri Roux, newly appointed Minister plenipotentiary to India, will leave Paris on March 30 and is expected to arrive m New Delhi on April 1, it was announced here by the French Foreign Office. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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180 1947-03-29 2 Washington, Mar. 27.— 1t was uiticiaily announced that DirectorGeneral of me United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation, 6ir John Orr nas invited major rice producing countries oi the world to take part In a rice study group to meet m India next May.UP - 180 words
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106 1947-03-29 2 Teheran, Mar. 28—The Indian trade delegation returned to Teheran yesterday by air after a visit to Isphahan. Major Hassan, the Indian Government Trade Commissioner for Iran, who accompanied the delegation, told Reuter they received a cordial reception from press representatives, members of the Chamber ofReuter - 106 words
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81 1947-03-29 2 "No Rice Shortage In Burma This Year:" Official Rangoon, Mar. 28. New crop statistics for 1946-1947 reveal 'that there will be no overall shortage of rice m Burma this year, it was stated m a Press note issued here. The note added that the Government had decided to establish centralReuter - 81 words
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132 1947-03-29 2 Colombo (Air Mail). The departure of two elephants for England has been postponed as a result of the refusal of the bigger animal to "board" the "Tressilian" which had perforce to continue its voyage to England without this living cargo. The two animals who areReuter - 132 words
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124 1947-03-29 2 New Delhi, Mar. 27— A United States observer declared today "Kussia ideology is having a field day" at the Asian Relation Conference as the delegates of six Soviet Republics reported or made speeches. Garland Hopkins of Virginia, representing the World Council of ChurchesAP - 124 words
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Article50 1947-03-29 2 London, Mar. 28— The youngest squadron of the Royal Indian Air Force is being trained at Mauripur, India, by RAF instructors, according to the Air Minister Comprised solely of Indians, the squadron la undergoing a conversion course from flying fighter planes to two- engmed Dakota*. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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150 1947-03-29 2 Colombo, Mar. 28.— "Vihara Mahadevi" Ceylon's Dakota aeroplane was ferried yesterday to Ratmalana, Colombo's airport, by Captain David Pierls, chief aerodrome officer. Ceylon, who took delivery of it at Bangalore recently. The Dakota (named after the mother of a sixty century Sinhalese Kingi which mayReuter - 150 words
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136 1947-03-29 2 Shanghai, Mar. 28.— After having been delayed for two days by bad weather, the three Korean delegates to the Inter-Asian Relations Conference left here yesterday morning for India aboard a Chinese military plane. Prior to their departure the delegates predicted that the InterAsian Relations ConferenceReuter - 136 words
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Article79 1947-03-29 2 New Delhi (Air Mail).— ln order to determine the water resources of India a snow survey of the Himalayas will shortly be carried out by the Government of India. Dr. J. E. Church, President of the International Commission for Snow Surveys, Nevada, U.S.A., has been askedReuter - 79 words
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294 1947-03-29 2 'T he Pastor Who Al ways Fights For The Underdog HERE IS MOKE AKOUT London, Mar. 28. A pen portrait of Reverend Scott, who was convicted m Johannesburg on living among natives without a permit, was publish! News Chronicle, a leading Liberal newspaper yesterda The drawing of the 40-year-old parson,Reuter - 294 words
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Article187 1947-03-29 2 FAVOURABLE COMMENT FROM THE INTERIOR Ratavia, Mar. 28.— Political comment on the Linggadjati signing from the interior of Java appears generally favourable, according to reports received from Antara, and follows broadly the standpoints of Indonesian political parties en 11 undated before the signing. Communist leader Sardjono who spentReuter - 187 words
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Article49 1947-03-29 2 Nanking, Mar. 28.— The National Oriental Language School has decided to add Tagalog to the curriculum which now includes Hindustani, Indo-Chinese, Malay Burmese and Korean. The school authorities explained that Tagalog should be added since it was becoming more widely used m the Philippines, UPUP - 49 words
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Article39 1947-03-29 2 Nanking, Mar. 28.—The Legislative Yuan drafting the electoral law on Thursday passed a provision that there should be ten per cent women among the 2,910 national assembly delegates O f these 71 will be representatives of prore&Monal women UPUP - 39 words
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265 1947-03-29 2 BURMA ELECTION* i Rangoon. Mar. 28. -Burn* political observers yrstonby f or cast "a bloodless victory" for th» Deputy Chairman of the Burm^ Interim Government, I' Aun? San Anti-Fascist People's f rrfdoß League m the cumins elections the Burma Constituent Assembh With no polling necessaryReuter - 265 words
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73 1947-03-29 2 liondon. Mar. 28. --Delegate.from Canada, Australia, New Z land. South Africa. Eire, Newfoundland. Burma, Southern Rb-' desia and Ceylon who arc attei.e ing the international trade ference of Commonwealth dlK* sions, now being held m Lord.:. last night attended a receptU held m their honourReuter - 73 words
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Article46 1947-03-29 2 TO STUDY AGRICULTURAL COMMERCE New Delhi (Air Mv Dr T Shirname. Deputy Apricultitf* Marketing Adviser, hM put^d by the Governni'r.t to study plannintz and adr tration of agricultural coin Australia, U.S.A.. Canad:United Kingdom and Den Dr. Shirname rx\r India by the end of this mor ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article68 1947-03-29 2 Colombo, Mar. tons of three varieties I purchased by Ceylon from towards the end of last been found to contair acid and have been -*> Many cases of P^/^ been rsported, foumf wh^ 3 Ed fatal, and the Food Dep is making every effor kReuter - 68 words
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328 1947-03-29 3 most likely to adopv a wait and watch policy." A small group of politically conscious classes, however, said t«hey are 'uncertain if Bollaert will ever find representative leaders who can replace Ho Chi Minn's party's (Viet Minh) influence m spite ofReuter - 328 words
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124 1947-03-29 3 Washington. Mar. 27.— The Far Eastern Commission announced today it may order a referendum >n the new Japanese constitution after it has been In effect a full year to determine whether it is an expression of the free will of the Japanese people. The CommissionReuter - 124 words
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Article151 1947-03-29 3 Batavia, Mar. 27. Premier Sutan Sjahrir of the Indonesian Republic on Wednesday night called upon the /Indonesian people to turn their energies from the revolution to pressing problems of education, public health and public welfare. "Our agreement with the Dutch carries definite duties and responsibilities," PremierAP - 151 words
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Article111 1947-03-29 3 Batavia, Mar. 27. Van Mook has followed up the joint DutchIndonesian cable to Lord Killeam thanking him for his services connected with the Linggadjati Agreement with another to Lord Inverchapel, British Ambassador In Washington. As Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr, Lord Inverchapel, mediated between the Dutch andReuter - 111 words
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Article31 1947-03-29 3 Berlin, Mar. 27. The Newspaper, Berliner Zeitung, said today that the first scarce package which arrived m Bavaria was addressed to the wife of the missing Nazi Mar- tin Borman.- UPUP - 31 words
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Article121 1947-03-29 3 Tokyu, Mar. 27.— The United Stales, Britain, India and New Zealand have not yet replied to JSCAP invitations to send restitution and reparations delegation to Japan, but there are indications ihey will send such groups, the Headquarters of SCAP announced on Monday. Seven other nations the Netherlands, Russia,AP - 121 words
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184 1947-03-29 3 London, Mar. 28. Judge R. A. Willes granted a divorce on Tuesday to Mrs. Lucy Butterworth against her husband, Captain George Butterworth of the 21st Army Group, Brussels, and said that Captain Butterworth had become oo infatuated with a Belgian dancer that he wantedAP - 184 words
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328 1947-03-29 3 Hongkong (Air Mail). Four of Hongkong's Service referees have resigned from the Football Association saying that they arc not prepared to "risk their necks" m what has become a dangerous pastime. In recent months m local League games between Service teams and Chinese elevensReuter - 328 words
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240 1947-03-29 3 London, Mar. 27. British Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech-Jones stated m Parliament yesterday that he regarded the colour bar m British championship boxing as quite unjustilied, and he would make further representations to the British Boxing Board of Control to abolish it. He saidReuter - 240 words
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Article145 1947-03-29 3 War Damage Claims In Philippines Washington, Mar. 28.— American prestige m the Far East rests upon a United States plan to parcel out $500,000,000 to the Filipinos m war damage claims, administrators of the project said on Thursday. Frank Warning, head of the commission paying out the funds said hisAP - 145 words
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Article25 1947-03-29 3 Dublin, Mar. 27.— "Wanted" m today's Dublin papers, giving only a box number, said: "Advertiser will swop pair of GLs for bottle arisn whiskey. UPUP - 25 words
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92 1947-03-29 3 "Russia In No Position To Fight," Says Roosevelt, Jr. New York, Mar. Lllioti Roosevelt toid me Overseas fress Club of America on Thursday that Russia rs m a very bad economic condition and her iack oi manpower is a tremendous problem m her economic reouiiuing. me son oi the laicAP - 92 words
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Article40 1947-03-29 3 Los Angeles, Mar. 28.— Louis B Mayer, multi-millionaire head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture concern, was sued for divtrce yesterday m the Superior Court by his wife, 43-year-old Margaret Mayer. She accused him of wll- AP fully living apart from her^AP - 40 words
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71 1947-03-29 3 New York, Mar. 27.— Don Palini, owner of a string of dance studias, announced on Wednesday that he has hired Lady Iris Mountbatten, a cousin of King George VI of Britain and great grand daughter of Queen Victoria to help him run hisAP - 71 words
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Article42 1947-03-29 3 Athens, Mar. 26. The prefect of Amphilokia reported to the Ministry of Hygiene yesterday that quintuplets were born to Erasmia Zavitsanou. Four were said to be boys. All five were reported jin good health. No further details were available UPUP - 42 words
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Article39 1947-03-29 3 London, Mar. 28 Sir Stafford Cripps, President of the Board of Trade, told the House of Commons yesterday that he would lead the British delegates m the utiited Nations Conference on lYade and Employment at Geneva m April.— ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article, Illustration2064 1947-03-29 4 As Self-Govt. Grows Europeans Must Disappear Full Speech To Medical College Graduates (By Our Staff Reporter) Addressing the graduates at tne gra duation ceremony of the Kin*; Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore, some time ago, His Excellency the Mr. Malcolm Mac2,064 words
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