Indian Daily Mail, 4 August 1947
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Title Section15 1947-08-04 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 111, No. 147. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1947. PRICE 10 CENTS.15 words
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240 1947-08-04 1 Hcti i Against Singapore Congress pa poned Pending Explanation ftylonese Permitted To Become Members ir, Aug. 3.— The Working Committee of the tress at an emergency meeting today unSjt, lUidh Sin h of Kuala Lumpur as the ongreas m place of Mr. J.240 words
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Article118 1947-08-04 1 Batavia, Aug. 3. GovernorGeneral Dr. Hubertus Van Mook tonight ordered Dutch troops to cease fire at midnight, Monday, Java time, m compliance with the United Nations Security Council section. "As soon as reports make it possible," those parts of Java and Sumatra where the Netherlands Government willA.P. - 118 words
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160 1947-08-04 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Aug. 3. A non-official Bill to remove the official recognlt'on of caste distinctions among Hindus was given notice of In the Madras Assembly by the Brahmin member Mr. Visvanathan, former Chief Parliamentary Secretary. The Bill says the time160 words
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Article38 1947-08-04 1 Bombay, Au£. 3 Bombay Industrialist Marihavlal M. Bhatt and Mr.-. Bhatt were among the passengers aboard the -Queen Elizabeth 0 when she sailed for England today. They intend to vsit important European cities before returning to India. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article377 1947-08-04 1 Monty Says War Not inevitable (BY OUR STAFF REPORTER) Field Marshal the Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, K.G., G.C.8., D.5.0., Chief of the British Imperial General Staff, looked very cheerful and was In high spirits last evening when talking to Press representatives at Flagstaff House. Pressmen were disappointed on Saturday as377 words
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Article, Illustration332 1947-08-04 1 New Delhi, Aug. 3. Mrs. Yijayalakshmi Pandit, first Indian Ambassador to Moscow, accompanied by senior members of her staff and her daughter, left for Moscow this morning m a specially chartered plane* Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, sister of Pandit Nehru, is expected toReuter - 332 words
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260 1947-08-04 1 The King has formally approved the appointment of Rear Vdmiral Viscount Mountbatten as Governor General of the Dominion oi India and of Mr. Mohamed Ali Jinnah as Governor General of the Dominion of Pakistan with effect from August 15 next. An India OfficeReuter - 260 words
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Article85 1947-08-04 1 Batavia Aug 3.— Dr. A X Gani, deputy premier of the Indonesian Republic and six other Indonesian leaders were released by the Netherlands authorities on Sunday from house arrest under which they had been held since the start of hostilities on July 20. GaniA.P. - 85 words
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Article59 1947-08-04 1 New Delhi, Aug. 3. Sutan Sjahrir, former Indonesian Republican premier left on Sunday for Bombay en route to the United States to represent the Republic m truce or arbitration negotiations. Sjahrir said he was going to New York with no preconceived idea* of operation. He saidA.P. - 59 words
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Advertisement123 1947-08-04 1 "^rlption'lUte. For jNDIAiN DAILY MAIL Loci *> rel by important Announcement d Special Enlarged Edition of the INDIAN on August 15, 1947, m commemoration of the mlla and Pakistan Dominions. The Edition will n s special articles and messages from pro""It booked m advance either by writing direct to by123 words
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Advertisement67 1947-08-04 1 TELL TOUR PRODUCT! TO TBS PEOPLE Throat*: TAMIL MIR ASU The Leading Tamil Dally m Malaya over 12 years. 71, SELEGDE ROAD, Singapore. .^^fl HoK^m pptjgßvyy jSpy^SS sHssb^Ble'*' j2?'i& *'**vy WORLD FAMOUS SI.SU tin of 50 COMEDIAN STAR 1A OF THE SCREEN M) cts. pkts. of 10 *4|£iP^ il TWO67 words
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1643 1947-08-04 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Monday, Aug. 4, 1947. NEW PAPERS AND NEWSPAPERS THE .sudden exit at the end of last month of our Chinese -owned Kuala Lumpur contemporary the Malayan Daily News from the field of Malayan journalism, is a matter for extreme regret not only to the English-educated Chinese1,643 words
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Asia Is Seat Of World Civilisatk
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741 1947-08-04 2 Broadcasting m Tamil from the Madras Station of the AllIndia Radio m the series, 'Asian Problems," Mr. O. P. Ramaswami Reddiar, Premier of Madias, snoke of the comparative backwardness of the Asiatic countries, and pleaded for a well halked out five or ten-year plan ofF.O.C. - 741 words
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174 1947-08-04 2 All Indian States Likely To Join Indian Union Or Pakistan? i^onuon, /\ug. 3. it is now prooauie uut an me iuuiaa pnucei) huiu win Mga umruiuciu* givm^ coiiuu, 01 tncir defence, tMum iviat*ou a mm maun conunuincauom 10 trc uoemments ot me new dominion*, wines tnc iNcw LA-mi COficspuuurm 01174 words
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166 1947-08-04 2 Am* 3 Mr Krish ia Vlenon. Pandit Nehru's special envoy to Europe, told a group ,f ♦>0 Indians and members of Parliament here today Mat India desired a close friendship uith Great Britain and intended to use her freedom m a constructive way. Addressing aReuter - 166 words
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Article43 1947-08-04 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Nagpur, Aug. 3. The Central Provinces Government is taking steps for nationalising coal mines lo begin with, the State will own mines which will be worked by private companies under Government supervision. Copyrigh t43 words
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Article46 1947-08-04 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Karachi. Aug. 3. it is unde r stood the Muslim League High Command proposes to make some change m the present flag. White stripes may he introduced at the bottom to represent thfc Minorities m Pakistan. Copyright.46 words
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51 1947-08-04 2 "PEOPLES DAY" CELEBRATED IN TRAVANCORE (From Our Own Correspondent) Trivandrum, Aug. 3. Complete hartal was observed throughout the state yesterday to observe "Travancore Peoples Day" organised by the State Congress to support the Responsible Government demand. All schools and shops were closed, processions taken out, but Police did not interfere.51 words
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69 1947-08-04 2 Indian Communists More Disciplined Than Congress? rapi.u. .Vur fc i.iuusmes a i.uiik tnere ia .omniums,,, I inu.a, ne torn ti«,c i^oiiUon i journal rear, vimi v why economic d vie COUHUysi even tne C o» ana uieir Uil tfiuMiea prc-i "On the ota< amnata are m .eif-sacrmciL puious tnan >ngrc|69 words
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Article101 1947-08-04 2 New Delhi, .\u^ !r of 22 Indian states h ;n Ed readiness to Accede t/ Dominion of India an offi^J uouncement said \«-ierda\. The announcement b I Viceroy < hou& instrument of ace- n I still agreement finalised and eu |by 1 sentatives of th<Reuter - 101 words
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126 1947-08-04 2 New York, Auk J. The S? York Herald Tribune today fc cribed the Vicero\ Lord Mountbatten persuadihg Muslim state- to j^ one or other of the Iwi dom nioiis as 'almost a- extniurdinir M hi* splendid a< Movement N i the solution oi the Indian126 words
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46 1947-08-04 2 MADRAS GOVT. TO START PHOSPHATE FACTORY (From Our Own Madras, Aug manure factoi ing 9.000 ton first year Ifl pi shortly by the Trichy Phosphatic region will be lacture. Ther. material enoug needs oi Tair vear.s. Tenne^* I', will be used Wi Of sulphuric acid yjtv46 words
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506 1947-08-04 3 U>0 Will Resort To Military Force If Dutch Fail To Comply With The Security Council Decision Ijannr 10 Leave For America No ;e Talks Unless Dutch 0 'cc; eiurnTo Former Positions' Sutan Sjahrir. tormer premier of the lie, told neu- m en oa Saturday he was not aar Government shouldAP - 506 words
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270 1947-08-04 3 THE RED STAR Moscow. Aug 3 Declaring that the British plan for the division of India into two dominions i* nothing but an attempt to preserve her as a major component ot the British Empire. the Red SovietReuter - 270 words
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154 1947-08-04 3 Indian Flag Hoisting Ceremony in U.S. *t\ asiungiuii. .-iv? 3. A coast-co-voast broadcast by the Indian Ambassador, Asat Ali, and a message from President Truman will ieature the historic ceremony w&en :ae new Indian flag b hoUted above the Indian Embassy here on August 15. In trie absence of theReuter - 154 words
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539 1947-08-04 3 New York, Aug. 3. India >e»terda> demanded that the L nited Nation^ Economic Council approve the principle of full membership of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East for all countries and territories within the Commission** scope SpeakingReuter - 539 words
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87 1947-08-04 3 Rangoon Aug. 3. Burma police yesterday continued their countryi wide comb-out of what is officially described as the "plot to OTerthrow the Government." New arrest* included U Sc Lin, a Police inspector, regarded as the right .hand man of the former police strike leader, and UReuter - 87 words
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128 1947-08-04 3 Indonesia Given Representation In UN Trade Conference Lake Success, Bern York, Aus 3. The Economic and Social Council of the United Nations today adopted the Indian proposal to invite the Indonesian Republic to participate m the United Nations conference on trade and employment m Havana. Cuba, m November. Ine proposalReuter - 128 words
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98 1947-08-04 3 New Deihi Aug. 3. British troops will begin leaving India on August 17. an official announcement from Armed Forces headquarters India, stated ih evening The nxst batch wiU s«ui Zzgil. Bombay on August 17 alter ft ceremonial parade, the announcement added. rieReuter - 98 words
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Article62 1947-08-04 3 Rangoon. Aug. Z. The Burma Government yesterday extended to the end of September the period ■81 for cash awards for the voluntary surrender of firearms. Bneu gun*. >ten gun* and tommy-guns surrendered to the Government fetch a reward of 400 rupees each, rifles and revolver* 150 rupees each, nhile aReuter - 62 words
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458 1947-08-04 4 Will Take Charge Of Office On Aug. 15 New Delhi, Auf. 3.— The Government of India had appointed Mr. V. K. Krishna Men m as High Commissioner for India in Britain, a communique announced yesterday. Mr. Krishna Menon will ta\eReuter - 458 words
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370 1947-08-04 4 London, Aug. 3.— Some 200 Indians, most of them $ikhs m colourful turbans, attended a public meeting here last night to hear two Sikh delegates who have come to London to present the Sikh demand m connection with the division of the Punjab.Reuter - 370 words
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156 1947-08-04 4 Jerusalem, Aug. 3.— The British Army placed three strips of Mediterranean beach, usually frequented by off-duty soldiers, out of oounds on Saturday when it was reported they had been mined by Jewish terrorists. Jaffa Beach, the moat popular spot for both civUian and military ririti^hAP - 156 words
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110 1947-08-04 4 There have been cases of civilians arriving on >X'.ir Dept. land withou; authority. These people have erected •uts to live m and m ;pltc of requests, have refused to move, lays Amu Press release. Trespassers have been warned that as thi< land is now110 words
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100 1947-08-04 4 Washington, Aug. 3, Sir Stafford Cripps, President of ihe British Board of Trade, flew to Pans on an overnight mission yesterday to inform Mr. William Clayton, United States, Under Secretary of St.tc for Economic Affairs, ot Britain's new plans to slash imports, authoritativeReuter - 100 words
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98 1947-08-04 4 Brussels, Aug. 3. Mr. Gulzarilal Nanda, Minister for Labour m the Bombay Government, left here yesterday for Paris after a three-day visit to Belgium during which he toured cotton centres m Ghent, port installations at Antwerp and working class garden suburbs m Brussels. He metReuter - 98 words
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55 1947-08-04 4 Travanlore, India. Aug. 3. The Princely state which previously had declared its intention of becoming completely independent on retirement of the British from India, has reversed its stand and agreed to surJender some of its sovereign rights md joined the Indian Union (Hindustan), it wasAP - 55 words
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54 1947-08-04 4 BROADCAST ON CO-OPERA-TIVE SOCIETY The Co-operative Stores Society Limited will open a new branch m Fullerton Building tomorrow Aug. 5. At 9.45 p.m. the same day its Secretary-Manager, Mr. Lim Kean Chye, will broadcast from Radio Malaya about how much the Society has accomplished m its first year, and the54 words
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69 1947-08-04 4 R.A.F. BASE MALAYALI WELFARE ASSOCIATION SELETAR The R.A.I Base Malaval. Welfare Association, Seletar, has been registered under the Societies Ordinance on July 22, 1947, writes Mr. j. S. \air, the Secretary of the Association. Washington. Aug. 3. The newlyinpoinled Dutch Ambassador m Wash'ngtor., Mr. E. M. Van Kleffens, has beenReuter - 69 words
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429 1947-08-04 4 BRITISH PARAMOUNTCY RESPONSIBLE FOR "ARTIFICIAL" PRESERVATION OF INDIAN PRINCES London, Au«. a. British paramountcy m India m the past has been responsible for an "artificial" preservation of the princes and the reintegration of ex-British and princely India is bound to be a task of great difficulty, the independent British newsReuter - 429 words
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56 1947-08-04 4 LOOTED JEWELS DISCOVERED BY DUTCH IN SUMATRA Batavia, Aug. 3.—The Netherlands Army on Saturday announced priceless jewels looted from Sumatra's native princes had been fould hidden m the vaults of the Indonesian National Bank at Pematngsiantar. The Army said two Sumatran Sultans and I Sultan's son had been released fromAP - 56 words
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102 1947-08-04 4 Moscow, Aug. 3.—Pravda, Communist Party newspaper, said yesterday of the United Nations' Indonesian case that "the Security Council, created to stand as a guard of peace between peoples, cannot bypass the the efforts of Holland to choke the freedom of 70,000.000 nationals m Indonesia.AP; Reuter - 102 words
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Advertisement262 1947-08-04 4 Mr G. S v **UM tamed Mr. B. X rjh J the outgoing Government party at hi, J Flower Road mX day, Aug. 2. Pm J A large nun. j llsts imi otk; Daily: 3.15 J LAT sAHAV 1 Today 3 30, I and ft 13 j Ashok Kumar Mumtaz262 words
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