Indian Daily Mail, 4 July 1947
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Title Section15 1947-07-04 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 111. No. 121. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, JULY 4. 1947. PRICE IS CENTS.15 words
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Article, Illustration216 1947-07-04 1 FORMER JAPANESE ARMY SERGEANT WHO WAS PRESENT AT THF LEADER'S DEATH -BED SAYS -A second Japanese has appeared claiming Ihe ndian nationalist leader Subhaa Chandra mong his luggage, genu worth $10,000,000,000 when crashed on Aug. 17, 1945. ni who is at present iUP - 216 words
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Article104 1947-07-04 1 'Netaji week Begins Today four years ago, Netaji set fool m Singapore hen known "Syonan"), to >k over the leadership of the idian Independence Movement m East Asia from its he late S.ji. Rash Behari Bose of revered memory, limed command of the Indian National Army and also igorous campaign104 words
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131 1947-07-04 1 Lord Sinha Urges Immediate Dissolution Of Suhrawardy Ministry London, JIII3 declaration h immediate dissolution of Mil Ministry m Bengal introduction of a Goverefime v.as made m London day In lord Sinha, the only Indian peer. division of tile Province. irawardy Ministry -should must not be allowed to as a caretakerReuter - 131 words
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Article16 1947-07-04 1 11 y 3. Private trade been authorised by eni of India, it was 'nnounced here.— ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article63 1947-07-04 1 n« m o o r Own for respondent 1 Madras. July 3 .—ln connection with the Hartal called today by the Hindu Mahasabha to protest against the division of India, demonstrations were held n Madura yesterday and culminated m rioting. Armed hooligans indulged m looting63 words
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109 1947-07-04 1 Hongkong, July 3. -Nine persons wore dead and 26 injured, some seriously, when two four-storey tenement houses ollapsed on Thursday m Woh On Lane off Wellington Street. Officials said recent heavy rains and flimsiness of the structures were responsible for the disaster. The frontAP - 109 words
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253 1947-07-04 1 STRONG UNION GOVT. AFTER AUG. 15 TO MAINTAIN PEACE PANDIT JAWAHARLAL NEHRU STRESSES NEED FORA 'Pakistan Is A Grievous Hound But It Has Fortunately Lett A Greater Part Ot India United* vFrora Our Political Correspondent) New Delhi, July 3.— Addressing the Delhi Political Confereme yesterday. Pandit Jawahark] Nehru said I253 words
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113 1947-07-04 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Peshawar, July 9.— Addressing a meeting m Peshawar yesterday Premier Dr. Khan Sahib, denied the rumours that his Ministry Is going to resign. He also disclosed he recently received a telegram from Mr. Jinnah asking him to Quit the office ,"Ho\v113 words
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55 1947-07-04 1 4 ai.s. July Soviet Fort |f;l| Minister v. M Molotov left b plane for Mo>nnv at 3 14 a ,n Paris time today. Molotov wa< accompanied by abou t 10 of the 96-man Russian delegation to the Big Three Foreign Ministers Conference. At Le BourgetUP - 55 words
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109 1947-07-04 1 Madras League Leader Supports Dravidastan Demand <»<»oin Our Own Corresponder Madras, July "if it j s a that the bulk of the people ot the South support leparation of Diavida>tan from the rest of India, the Muslim League cannot bmt support such a movement, 1 Mr. Mohammed Ismail prcsi 1109 words
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305 1947-07-04 1 India Malaya Will Jointly Play Prominent Part In World Politics West Bengal Premier m Exclusive Interview Says (From Our Politiral Correspondent) v. i 1 1 hllv »ut Of len Minister* representing I rcderick Burrows. The Tenth Minister. I) r H C Roy .."'AT I." p^ vsidsl Present ly towing the305 words
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78 1947-07-04 1 Tragic Sequel To "Anti-Independence" Demonstration (From Our Own Correspondent > Madras, July 3.— Three persons were killed and 20 injured m communal clash m Warrangal m Hyderabad on Tuesday. 'I he trouble started when Muslims obstructed the "anti-Inde-pendence*' procession protesting against the decision of the Nizam to declare the state78 words
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62 1947-07-04 1 <From Our Own Correspondent) Peshawar. July 3.— A four-man Delegation of Red Shirts who met the Faquir of Ipi just returned to Ban mi. One member interviewed said the Faqir is m favour of the Frontier Congressmen's decision to boycott the coming referendum62 words
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34 1947-07-04 1 Bhagavathar's Colleagues Released (btom Our Own Correspondent; Madras, July 3.— The Madras Government has passed orders remitting the unexpired portion of the sentences on all the remaining accused m the Lakshmikantam murder rase. Copyright.34 words
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97 1947-07-04 1 Jogjakarta, July 3— The forme* Indonesian Republic Defence M ivr Amir Sjarifoeddin, 40-year-old S.m lalist. on Thursday was appoint ed Prime Minister of the Indone sian Kepiiblic and as head of National Coalition Cabinet, under took the urgent task of attempt ta| lo find aAP - 97 words
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43 1947-07-04 1 London, July 3.— The Indiri dependent bill will h». prcM to Parliament tomorrow (FriH *ncl ull h« debated on the »ec< reading next Thursda>. Mr. hen Morrison, leader of th« Bout of Commons, announced lo<!i\ ReuterReuter - 43 words
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37 1947-07-04 1 London. July 3.— Diplomatic quarters here said that there were reports that Ivan Mai kv the former Russian RmbMsmdOf to London would by appointed first Russian ambassador to the independent India UPUP - 37 words
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Article63 1947-07-04 1 "HRH-1 Hull. I:*.;;, July 3— Tiio license registry office a id that had j»Uocaiecl a license v number URfi 1 to Princess I zabeth for her new Dain»' i sports par purchased for hei Ihp Kinjf BRH is a prefix of all i Mcense plates. Numlxr On,, br-n braed toUP - 63 words
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Article789 1947-07-04 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Friday, July 4, 1047. Malayan Indians And Freedom From Want I THAT Malaya will have to face an rconomic slump m the near J inure, is an admitted fact. Equal- 1 J.v certain is the gravity of its j( percussion*. Whenever a slump occurs, the wor«t789 words
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925 1947-07-04 2 India China Near Chaotic Collapse? Ewin D. Cannon, wellknown American newspaper publisher, wnjte the following story for the Associated Press while flying across the Pacific on the homeward leg of the 12-day world flight of American newspaper executives. An American Newsman's Impressions During His Globe-Circling Air Flight San Francisco, JulyAP - 925 words
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Article28 1947-07-04 2 Buenos Aires. July 3.— An Argentine and Czechoslovakian trade agreement was signed m a ceremony held m the Gold Salon at Chancellery, it was r#»nortPd uo«. terday.- UPUP - 28 words
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132 1947-07-04 2 London, July 3. Members of the Secretary of State's services m India and Burma between 32 and 45 years of age who have applied for transfer to the foreign service are brought home as and when available for interview by a civilReuter - 132 words
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858 1947-07-04 2 NO MORE NEED FOR ANTI- BRITISH POLITICS IN INDIA, SAYS AN AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT New Delhi, July 3.— With the division of India under the British independence plan, new forces are promising to put politics m the two new Indian countries on an economic and WCIa Fo P r a halVAP - 858 words
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274 1947-07-04 2 London, July J.— Afghanistan lias asked the British Government and the Indian Government to conduct a referendum among the inhabitants of the .territory between the Indo-Afshan border vnd the River Indus an authorita Jvc British source said on Wed nesday, says andAP; UP - 274 words
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173 1947-07-04 2 New Delhi, July 3. A drive lot the improvement and expansion o! cocoanut cultivation and for step ping up the production of < «»ir i India is urged by the Pam-i ap pointed by the Central Govern ment m respect of coir, rope. iord ageI.O.I. - 173 words
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127 1947-07-04 2 London, July 3.— The Af« has returned to the <»i after a special visit t<> Lond discussion with Sir Moh.i' Zafrullah Khan, legal ad\. the Bhopal State, cableWighton, Reuters PoliHt a respondent. I understand authoritat. the Aga Khan's purpose w discuss Pakistan and theReuter - 127 words
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Article312 1947-07-04 3 I i:\TJST HOLDS THAT "SUPER MEN AND I WOMEN" ARE UNINTERESTING 13-— There are about only 1,000,000 "perm the I nited States and these "super men and ire uninteresting and unhuman, Dr. Earl IX Bond, a psychiatry, believe* ersity of Pennof research Hygiene, said it ting expert--140.000.000 HeUP - 312 words
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Article41 1947-07-04 3 r Saint Louis, Missouri, July 3.— New breaks m the anti-flood barriers along a 90-mile stretch of the Mississippi river forced the evacuation of a thousand more people here yesterday, as the river continued to rise after heavy overnight rains.— ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article371 1947-07-04 3 -The French /one m Germany is the oUector'g paradise owing to the many new issues which iieen made b> the French and German authorities. Amk since I rm and earance, a of di ssues m the imp issued m the »l i<»r>. were produced b> the MateReuter - 371 words
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Article903 1947-07-04 3 Labour Govt. Opens Intensive Campaign London. July Although only 10,000 women entered industry during April, far less than the Government had antic^ pated, the Ministry of Labour does not accept the low number as symbolic of the attitude of the nations women towards returning to theReuter - 903 words
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81 1947-07-04 3 Existence Of Chinese Workers Threatened Geneva, July 3. Mr A N. Futing, Chinese workers' delegate to the International Labour Conference now going on here, said at this morning* session that the very existence of the Chinese workers was threatened. They trusted m the ILO to improve their conditions, he said.Reuter - 81 words
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Article58 1947-07-04 3 The Hague. July 3. —An Indian missionary AI. Q Hafiz arrived here yesterday to convert the Dutch to Mohammedanism. He told interviewers he planned to open a mosque m the Netherlands as soon as possible. He said he was very optimistic about his chancesReuter - 58 words
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475 1947-07-04 3 London. July The British Government's renaming of the Dominions Office as the Commonwealth Relations Office was regarded by informed political quarters here last night as a logical step m the present day conception of the commonwealth as a voluntary association of m independentReuter; AP - 475 words
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343 1947-07-04 3 ADMIX VL NI.MITZ Washington, July Chester W. Nimitz said that Ihe next war probably will be w#n by whatever nations that Made the greatest strides m the development of gttMed missiles. He said it would be fallacious and dangerous" loUP - 343 words
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Advertisement161 1947-07-04 3 ISIT KIDNEY TROUBLE? Those pains are /Sff^ a warning IC7sB^^ Backache, scald- T V *M*"^\ soinething may be pJf wrong with your fB m^Zffl kidneys. 1 hesf two H^%l blood purifiers do ro i a vitally important job m ridding the system of waste poisons and impurities They must not161 words
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376 1947-07-04 4 THREE OUT OF NINE PROPOSED TAMIL SCHOOLS ALREADY FUNCTIONING UNDER GMLU'S MANAGEMENT "The provision of Tamil vernacular schools for labourers' children m Singapore had been a very neglected matter before the war, although the Colony Labour Ordinance lays down that it is376 words
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Article174 1947-07-04 4 A telegram *ent to the Prime Minister by the Sarawak anticession associations on the anniversary of the Sarawak Cession referred to the occasion as u a day not of celebration but of bitter mourning;." The message went on to remind the Prime Minister of hia references174 words
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104 1947-07-04 4 RAMAKRISHNA MISSION LADIES ORCHESTRA ON THE AIR TOMORROW The Kamakrishna Mission Ladies orchestra will give a musical broadcast tomorrow (Saturday/ between 10 15 p.m and 11 p m over the Red Network. The programme will be a> follows: Orchestral recital; Carnattc song by Mm E. A. Shankar and Miss J104 words
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Article85 1947-07-04 4 The following, we are Informed, will constitute the Malayan Indian Congress Working Committee for the current year. Mr. R. G. Senan, Mr. S. T. Seenikatty, Mr. Budh Singh, Mr. H. Kr Choudhury. Mr. O A. R. Arunachalam Chettiar. Dr Moota Thamby, Mr R. Jumabhoy, Dr. N85 words
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Article48 1947-07-04 4 Washington. July 3. The house of representatives on Monday voted to make the Hawaiian Islands a state and add the 49th star to the United States flag:. The vote was 196 to 135. The Bill was sent 1o the Senate for action. APAP - 48 words
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159 1947-07-04 4 A 14-year-oid Chinese girl, daughter of a vegetable gardener, was brutally murdered m her little attap house at the 15th mile Jurong Road, on Wednesday. The girl was living m the house with ncr parents. Another lodger, a Chinese 48 years of age was occupying159 words
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Article109 1947-07-04 4 His Majesty the King has ordered that Sunday, July 6th be observed throughout the British cimpire a> a National Day oi grayer and Dedication to Almighty God m view of the tasks ana duties which the nation is called to meet. m Singapore, special prayer** will109 words
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Article24 1947-07-04 4 Tomorrow (Saturday) another Indian piecegooda Arm, the Bajaj Textiles, will be opened m Singapore at No 31. Rattle? Place, at io a.m.24 words
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210 1947-07-04 4 Hollywood, July 3. An Indian youth, Har Sadhan Dasgupta, has achieved a status almost unprecedented m Hollywood. He has become the protege of Irving Pichel, noted film Director. Pichel is training Dasgupta m dim direction by permitting him .0 observe every siage of. production onAP - 210 words
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60 1947-07-04 4 The Hon. Secretary of the Hindu Association writes that he has received a sketch plan of the above trom the Municipal Secretary Singapore and any II ndu or Hindu SMfftMs wishing to inspect the "Tv T d s by a l>l>ointment with the Hon. Secretary (G.60 words
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Article37 1947-07-04 4 EMBARKATION ON S.S. KHOSRU We are informed that embarkation for passengers proceeding to India by the s s. -khosrit will be at 9 a.m. on July 7. (Monday* at Gate No 2, Godown Nos 23 and 24.37 words
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Article256 1947-07-04 4 AMIR SHAH New York, July 3. Amir Shah, the superintendent of the Calcutta School for the Blind who was sent here by the Indian Government to study new Methods, spoke yesterday at a luncheon meeting at the Kiwanis Club on "Mia and Her Pro biems." HeUP - 256 words
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Article51 1947-07-04 4 The Sewing Class of the Ramakrishna Mission Ladies* Section will be held tomorrow (Saturday* from 4-6 p.m. at the Ramakrishnu Mission premises 9, Norris Road. This week the cutting and stitchIng or a gii/s frock will be detnonstrated. All those who are interested are requested to51 words
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275 1947-07-04 4 Cabinet To Approve Indian Independence Bill London, July 3. Jhe Britisn Cabinet at a meeting today wUt 4p|iluVt iiir i»i!i lor i<««' I'lcUUu.. im Urn union of inuia uunuu.Man, uiiu ruKiMitn it Dy tnen t.ni.i i. nas neard trom IMMnI tm»« me drait measure satisfies tht viceroy and tne IndianReuter - 275 words
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69 1947-07-04 4 New York, July 3. Henry "Wallace, former U.S. Vice-President, In the current issue of the New Republic, called upon Truman \o take t he lead m ousting those democrats who continually supported reartipiiary measures.* 1 Wallace said tha t the time for a wholesaleUP - 69 words
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34 1947-07-04 4 Rome. July 3. Sixty penailfl were killed yesterday when an ita*ian military Ammunition transport exploded m the harbour of Santo Stefano, about 100 miles north of Rome.- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article64 1947-07-04 4 During Neiaji Week beginning today, the Local Indian Congress, Tanjong Pagar and Pasir Panjang areas will hold a mass meeting at the padang opposite St. Theresa's Church, Kg Bahru. on Sunday, July 6, at 3 30 p n, The meeting will pass important resolutions condemning the dictatorial64 words
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105 1947-07-04 4 Canberra, July 3.- 1 »hal Viscount m, > Brit sh Chief of H,, J Staff, who is now on eastern bases, add, whistling and cheerin Australian ex-Servi, Canberra on \\>ch), that il was quit,. uurno n nations to expect Ui. provide prosperity. u TheAP - 105 words
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Article41 1947-07-04 4 London, July 3. Burmese political lea London for v goodwill 'ional discussions with Government will lea Continent this weekend durbreak m the official t; guards of a delegate. tudy the Parliaments tutions of various <_■■ eluding France, S\v. ■hoslovakia and y ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Advertisement143 1947-07-04 4 warn Daly At 7 and I p m "HARISCHANDRV To-morrow Midnifht: MASTER R\( I Daily: 3.15— 6 30— U utii ALL-MALAYA PREMIERE Mi^s Noor el Huda m a glamour role m "TEARS AND GLORY Showing; to packed h<»!,xt-TO-MORROW MIDMTE Another All Malaya Prtnuer The King Of Egyptian Film* Abdul Wahab143 words
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