Indian Daily Mail, 27 May 1947
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Title Section15 1947-05-27 1 Indian Daily Mail v 11. No. 89. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY MAY 27, 1947. piyci it cents15 words
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301 1947-05-27 1 Old Slogans Have Become Useless And Outdated final Decisions To Be Made By India' '—Viceroy's Message May Zb.— Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Indian eminent ice-Pres.dent, told Congressmen t? E Dun, I nited Provinces, today: Ou r %ht T™ot over L Declaring ihn the BritistiReuter - 301 words
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161 1947-05-27 1 Labour Party Meeting Votes Britain's Peacetime Conscription Margate, England, May 26.—Britain's ruling Labour Party on Monday voted by the ratio of 2,332 to 579 m favour of peacetime conscription to back up the nations foreign policy and rebuffed Communism. Vole on the conscription underlined, apparently the waning opposition within toAP - 161 words
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Article33 1947-05-27 1 Macassar, May 26.— East Indonesian Premier Madjamoedin yesterday handed m all cabinet portfolios m order to enable President Sukawati to effect the reconstruction of the broadest possible basis, as promised m Parliament, UPUP - 33 words
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272 1947-05-27 1 •dan movement for autonomy under dutch inspiration is untimely May 26. In an exclusive interview wilh the yesterday, Sjahrir predicted that within the next 'it will be clear whether the future holds friction on ct for Indonesia." that he based his prediction on theUP - 272 words
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66 1947-05-27 1 Toklo, May 26. A new method cf producing penicillin In large quantities is claimed to have been discovered by Dr. Hiroshi Ito of the Kanazawa State Hospital who is an authority on bacteriology, according to a Japanese report from Kanazawa City. Dr. Ito says theReuter - 66 words
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Article, Illustration45 1947-05-27 1 H:s Excellency Mr. Lo Chia-Luen, China's Ambassador to India, and His Excellency Lord Mountbatten coming out of the Ball Room of the Viceroy's House m New Delhi after the short ceremony when the Am bassador-designate presented his credentials. Photo: Government of India Information Services, Malaya.45 words
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250 1947-05-27 1 Now Delhi, May 2li.— lndians must l«arn to depend on themselves, said Mahatma Gandhi last night. It pained him, he said, to see all eyes turned towards London to ascertain the outcome of the Viceroy's visit. "Independence is like a jewellike the Koh-i-Noor,"Reuter; UP - 250 words
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Article87 1947-05-27 1 HEAT WAVE IN MADRAS (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, May 26.— Madras has been experiencing a heat wave for the last week and yesterday the Mercury rose above 107 degrees. The temperature is soaring with rest of India also, Lahore and Nagpur touching at 117 degrees and Delhi 113. A87 words
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270 1947-05-27 1 Washington, May 26.— Sumner Welles, former ILfl it»h*,. In his usual weekly broadcast Welles said, "unless the chief Indian communities primarily the Hindus and Muslims— can still find some practical means whereby the local self-government can be combined withAP - 270 words
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250 1947-05-27 1 Large Exodus From Sind, Punjab And Frontier kt r^ L (From Our Own Correspondent) A big exodus of non-Muslims ~i from Sind, Punjab and the Frontier has already started and vast numbers are footing m to the United Provinces and Delhi. The Central Government250 words
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Article295 1947-05-27 1 London, May 26.— Letters telegrams and cables from all over Britain and the rest of the world were received by Queen Mary, today on her 80th birthday. Guns m Hyde Park fired a greeting at noon. Ambassadors and Ministers to St. James were among callers whoReuter - 295 words
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Article77 1947-05-27 1 Situation In India Getting Tense (From Our Political Correspondent) Indore, May 26.— The situation m Indore continues to be tense and curfew order and order banning demonstrations are enforced. A Public meeting organised by the Prajamandal yesterday was dispersed by the police who la-thi-charged and the peoples* leaders were arrested.77 words
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Article63 1947-05-27 1 Bangkok, May 26.— The possibility of late King Ananda being assasinated was discarded herfe yesterday by the Minister of the Interior Lung Chawang Sakrisongkrom who made the statement during the House debate on the charge that the government had failed to solve the case of the king's death. Luang ShawengUP - 63 words
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69 1947-05-27 1 Shanghai, May 26.— -The price of rice jumped to 460,000 Chinese Dollars per picul, an increase of 20,000 dollars within a three hours period. The government has autnorised rushing through shipments of rice m an attempt to hlat the unprecedented upsurge andAP - 69 words
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Article34 1947-05-27 1 Cairo, May 26.— The Prime Minister, Nokrashy Pasha, heads the Egyptian delegation to .submit the Egyptian case to the United Nations Security Council, it was announced here last night after a cabinet meeting.- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Advertisement22 1947-05-27 1 TELL YOUR PRODUCTS TO THE PEOPLE Through TAMIL MURA3U The Leading Tamil Dallj m Malaya over 12 yean. 71, SELSGU ROAD, Slnga»ftr«.22 words
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784 1947-05-27 2 Indain Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, May 27, 1947. PUBLIC AND COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBLE T-I ANE of the most deplorable features of Singapore today is the utter absence of a spirit of collective responsibility on the part of the City's population. The blame for this should be laid more at the door784 words
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Article684 1947-05-27 2 WHILE JUNE 1948 REMAINS UNALTERABLE DEADLINE FOR WITHDRAWAL i une Insufficient To Consider Any frreshj&SchemeS; London, May 26. The Political quarters consider the Viceroy, Lord Mountbatten, after his talks with the Government nere will carry back to684 words
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108 1947-05-27 2 Sadhus Demonstrate Against Abolition Of Caste Distinctions New Delhi, May, 26.— From the Himalayas and from all corners of India the Sadhus Indian "holy man" are pouring into New Delhi to demonstrate before the Imperial Secretariat against widow remarriage, cow slaughter and the entry of low caste Hindus into theAP - 108 words
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96 1947-05-27 2 Dublin, May 26. Nations with experience of the difficulties of partition will not feel too enthusiastic about the merits of this solution, says the Catholic Conservative newspaper Irish Independent today commenting on Pakistan m India. The realisation of Jinnah's dosire for good relations withReuter - 96 words
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385 1947-05-27 2 Outlines Plans For Conscription New Delhi, May 26. A division of India must inevitably result m the division of the Indian armed forces, Sardar Baldev Singh, Defence Member m the Indian Interim Government and its only Sikh member, saidReuter - 385 words
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210 1947-05-27 2 h timer Editor On Ability Of Br. Shippers London, May 26. British shipping interests must show India that they can provide a better service than India can set up for herself, says Sir Alfred Watson, former editor of the Statesman m India m an article published m the "Great BritainReuter - 210 words
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105 1947-05-27 2 WORLD RADIO COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE New Delhi India m represented by a six-man delegation at the World Radio Communication Conference called by the International Telecommunication Union at Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA. The Indian delegation is led by Mr. S. Banerji, General Manager of Overseas Communication Service, India. The object for105 words
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137 1947-05-27 2 London, May 26. The Muslim League of Britain yesterday presented a memorandum to the Prime Minist»'|. Clement Au»oo. demanding Pakistan without the partitioning of Bengal and the Punjab. The memorandum, presented by the President of the Muslim Lea gue m Great Britain, Ali Motuun mcdReuter - 137 words
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56 1947-05-27 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Baroda, May 26. Mobs of hungry peo~ple m Siddapur town m Baroda State looted Government shops, etc., and carried away 4 000 tons of wheat. The mob first went to the ration office and demanded food. On not obtaining any,56 words
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591 1947-05-27 2 New Delhi (Air Mail)— The linst cided to awarrt xndian otricer to be promoted to vie rank of Air Commouore io Group Captain Subroto Mukerjee, <juzj, vie most senior uilictr m UU xvuyai Incuan Air .force, who re oentiy assumed591 words
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86 1947-05-27 2 London, May 26.-Abo^ young Indians, mostly StUflen eliding a number of Indiatook part m a public den. yesterday afternoon In End of London, marched through and Fleet S'reet h »uting ga > Quit^ a ST-Si quit— we settle. m tions demanded thai W should beReuter - 86 words
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464 1947-05-27 3 irty Members Warned To Prepare Fo r lory Onslaught" l n Next Election B*3S ple V,V\ e world to S. uJtiftS i thus end the fear of war. Mm ster Clement AtUee and Foreign Secretary Er :i ar otner top ministersUP - 464 words
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114 1947-05-27 3 London, May 26 Over 200 organisations m the Malayan Union have been registered as irade unions, said the Secretary for the Colonies Mr. Arthur CreechJones m a Parliamentary reply today. Mr. Henderson Stewart, Liberal National, had asked if he had received any report .uponReuter - 114 words
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Article43 1947-05-27 3 Cairo, May 26.— Five Egyptian workers *rer e killed and 14 injured m an explosion at the match factory m Galiufc industrial district, north of Cairo, the police confirm-' ed yesterday. Investigation into the cause of the explosion is being carried out. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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103 1947-05-27 3 Labour Govt. To Nationalise Steel Iron And Gas Industries Margate, England, May Z^ChanceUer of the Exchequer Hugh Dalton on Sunday promised that the Labour Party would carry through nationalization of the iron, steel and gas industries "before our five years are out" m 1950. Dalton, here for the opening of103 words
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Article84 1947-05-27 3 Paris, May 26.— Leaders of the French Electrical and Gas workers Union, defying the government's action commandeering their services, on Sunday declared the workers would stage a 24-hour sit down strike on Wednesday m all French gas and electric plant. Socialist Premier Paul Ramadier, mAP - 84 words
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712 1947-05-27 3 New York, May 26. A United Press survey revealed that there are slightly over twenty million active members of the Commuist Party m the world's 46 principal countries. Eightytwo per cent of the members are concentrated m Europe and Russia, with almost twiceUP - 712 words
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Article56 1947-05-27 3 Beirut, May 25.— An Armenian was shot and killed m a distu* banes m Beirut yesterday during Lebanon's first parliamentary general elections since 1943. Elsewhere voting was relatively quiet with only minor incidents reported as the country's 275,000 electors went to the polls. Complete results willReuter - 56 words
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196 1947-05-27 3 Saigon, May 26.— The Vietnam Government Radio reported on Sunday that Indo-Chinese insurgents had received and rejected an armistice offer from the French High Commissioner, Emile Bollaert The announcement broadcast by the secret "Voice of Vietnam" station said the proposed armistice terms were presentedAP; Reuter - 196 words
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Article102 1947-05-27 3 New Delhi, May 26.— More than one-and-a-half million members of the Indian armed forces were de mobilised between V-J Day and the end of March this year. Of these 27,746 were British and Indian officers, 12,177 were officers and auxiliaries of the W.A.C.(I), 39,036 were BritishReuter - 102 words
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320 1947-05-27 3 Rangoon, May 26.— Dr. Ba Maw, farmer Premer of Burma, commenting on Burma's draft constitution just adopted by the AntiFascist People's Freedom League convention, declared here today: "It seems Burma will not be one but many nations kept balanced and apart by theReuter - 320 words
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679 1947-05-27 4 High Time They Were Improved, Says Trade Union Adviser The urgent question of employers financing the building oi houses for their employees and the removing of their fear of want were points raised by Mr. R. C. Caddick, Trade Union Adviser m679 words
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110 1947-05-27 4 At the evidence, taking sessions of the Joint Wages Commission, during the week ending the 24th May 1947, twenty-six persons were interviewed. Apart from Individual employees, representatives of the following Trade Unions tended:The Government and Municipal Labour Union; The Municipal Town Cleansing Labour Union; The Malayan110 words
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64 1947-05-27 4 TEMPORARY INTERPRETERS CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURTS Vacancies exist m the Criminal District and Police Courts for temporary posts of Interpreters m the following languages: Indian (Tamil, Telegu and Malayalamj. 2. Applicants should be suitably qualified mi n English. 3. Applications, with copies of testimonials should be addressed to the District Judge64 words
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321 1947-05-27 4 SHB Clerical Staffs' Memorandum To Salaries Commission The present salary scheme for the Asiatic clerical staff should be revised as follows states a memorandum submitted by the S.H.B. Staff Association to the Salaries Commission, Grade 'B $80 to $100 increment $10 annually— 3 years; Grade 'C $110 to $150— increment321 words
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336 1947-05-27 4 RICE ALLOTMENTS FOR 1947 RICE PROSPECTS FOR 1948 EQUALLY BAD Dir.-Gen. of lEFC Washington, May 26. Rice-eating nations will receive only about 25 per cent of their prewar supplies during 1947 and 1948 prospects are equally bad, Mr. D. A. Fitzgerald, director general of the International Emergency Food Council, reportedUP - 336 words
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53 1947-05-27 4 PROTECTED PLACES ORDINANCE ENFORCED IN THE UNION At the request of the military authorities, the Malayan Union Government brought into force In the Union the Protected Placfes Ordinance. This Ordinance was gazetted with effect from yesterday. A similar Ordinance has been m force m Singapore for some time and has53 words
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227 1947-05-27 4 Outlook Not So Gloomy, Assures Mr. Nixon Mr. H. E. Nixon, one of the directors of Batu Lintang Rubber Co., Ltd., at its annual general meeting m Penang on Saturday last, commenting on reports m the Press of the possibility of an acute227 words
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72 1947-05-27 4 INDIAN SCIENTIST PRODUCES NEW SYNTHETIC RUBBER New Delhi A proceti worked out by Sir J. C. Ghosh and his collaborators at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, has resulted m obtaining a synthetic rubber product which Is superior to natural rubber m agtag properties, resistance to solvents and permeability to72 words
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Article153 1947-05-27 4 Role Of Lady Reich Expert Stuttgart, ivia,y *.0.--A 48-ycar-ol i woman acouota vi ueuig a ringieautr m tne profeiaiame which mutant uennun guis to nave Ouuic6 wr me uemuf unu ufeca" iegaiUie^6 oi tueir mariUu hiatus or lack ot it i* now iacin fe trial by the Germans. A denazificationAP - 153 words
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217 1947-05-27 4 JAP OCCUPATION VALID FOR CALCULATING GRATUITIES The Malacca Municipal Commissioners at a meeting last week decided that the period of Japanese Occupation should be reckoned for purposes of payment of gratuities under the Superannuation Fund Rules. It was pointed out by Mr. D. 1. Todmann, Municipal Engineer, that all those217 words
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Article178 1947-05-27 4 Indian Author's Bo Criticised New York, ;Mav Pandits great Se i^: wj| >l ant achievements J I a lack of Wa^l the "New York „e ral 4 review action v M era a ;1 shed my tearw andl(l "*1 NUfCftt India," by i, 1 I>. P. Karaka. IIMU 4 TheReuter - 178 words
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Article28 1947-05-27 4 Sbai. May 2&-TU c.-.y Ck plenary session opei to discuss reBolutl one (tomandng the bu troctfslon ol Macao, P.;: H colony near Hongkong.- UPUP - 28 words
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