Indian Daily Mail, 4 November 1947

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    15 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. III. No. 226. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1947 PBJC« 10 PKNTS
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    Gandhiji Condemns Ex-INA Officers' Role In Kashmir Invasion
    178 1 Pakistan Govt. Also Indicted M\\ DELHI Nov 3 .—At a prayer meeting last night Mahatma llJlld "Ed the -raiders were being led by t w "fS mcrL^A m ß tf n r Asad Hind FauJ was composed of Hindus. Muslims Sikhs rhjs
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    "I'VE NEITHER PART NOR SAY IN THE THINGS NOW GOING ON IN THE COUNTRY "-Gandhiji
    118 1 "I'VE NEITHER PART NOR SAY IN THE THINGS NOW GOING ON IN THE COUNTRY "-Gandhiji i Our Own Correspondent) 1 am not a current coin I had fancied I m the wilderness*', declares Mahatma t> M rijan on Khadi and Ahimsa. have repeatedly said I have neither part nor are
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    Gulmarg Not Fallen: Pakistan's Claim Discounted
    134 1 (From Our Own Correspondent^ V 3^. BCard!s8 Card !5 ,0 latPst n, t ,or,s fr Kashmir I* u, 1 consolidating th ir positions and though there have ••ii plenty ol skirmishes the ivl. Is have bo far avoided direct en«--;..|l' B s have gone
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    IMPORTANT NOTICE
    142 1 The Members and the I Representatives of the 27 Organisations who composed lj the Singapore Gandhi Jayan- thi Celebration Committte are requested to attend a meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. I at the Ceylon Tamils' Asso- I elation Hall m draw up a i programme
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    MORE REVEALING FACTS ABOUT NIZAM'S ARMS DEAL IN ENGLAND
    135 1 '>« Own Correspondent) *nr. 3.-The London corof *c Indian Express 2| <*»y .hat despite GeneEM w a, denia hat B mOf Hyderabad is buying •nw and if Eldro. is not va 'ly paying for them Pakistan «w*W Haroon is doing it
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    BAT PRESENTED TO AMARNATH
    83 1 MELBOURNE, Nov. 3.— Following the presentation of a cricket hat today to Amarnath m recognition of the Indian Captain's double century. Lindsay Hassett, the Victorian captain, presented mi nature oelluloid ducks to the Indian players who failed to score m the first innings against Victoria. Hassett
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    British Officers and Army Will Quit, If. ....
    97 1 British Officers and Army Will Quit, If. m r (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Nov. 3. —It i s understood that Lord Mount batten made it clear to the Indian and Pakistan Dominions that m the event of an armed clash between the two Dominions, British Officers and Army
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    Mass Conversion Of Non-Muslims In W. Punjab?
    72 1 Mass Conversion Of Non-Muslims In W. Punjab? 2S own Correspondent) NFH DELHI, Nov. 3 -Report, of ma«s conversion of non-Muslims m West Punjab have been Te^ived bere by the Ministry of Relief and Rehabilitation. The total number 5° <f™ c nvert «*i h estimated to be -5,000. It Is a
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    Tense Situation In Secunderabad
    102 1 ESSSt*2S£ wn Correspondent) SECUNDERABAD, Nov *._An irm*d Muslim mob raided three villages m the outskirts of the town tnd indulged m an org? of arson i tnd murder It was a prearranged attack. Th* mob poured kerosene on huts and burnt them A -mall posse of
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    Australian XI For Sidney Match Chosen
    190 1 MELBOURNE. Nov. 3 Don Bradman will lead a well-balanced side when an Australian eleven meet* the Indians at Sydney on Nov 14. The team is: P. G Bradman, R Hamence. B. DooTand (all of South Autralian). W. A. Brown. R Rogers (both of Queensland).
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    India Vs. Victoria Match Ends In Draw
    479 1 MELBOURNE, Nov. j.— The match between Victoria and Indian tourists ended m a draw, with former'^ scores m the second innings at close «>1 play on the final day bci 138 for 2 wickets. The Indian tourists were dismis set for 203 runs
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    Broadcast Plans For he Royal Wedding
    872 1 At ii. i 6, on Thursday, Nov, 20, II.M. the King and "Her Royal Highness the bride," u.s Princess Elizabeth is described m the ollicial announcement, will leave Buckingham Palace to drive to Westminster Abbey for her marriage to Lieut. Philip Mountbatten, R.N., says
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    BABY BORN IN REFUGEE PLANE
    45 1 BABY BORN IN REFUGEE PLANE From Our Own Cerreependenl N W DELHI, Nov. 3.— News is received here of a babj being born m a refugee plane. 6,000 feet high going from Mull an to Ambala. Both the mother and the bob* are well. < t>pyrierht.
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    Junagadh Muslims' Offer To Provisional Govt.
    75 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ii AJROT. Nov ii.— A Muslim deputation from Junagadh mcl Mr Samaldas Gandhi, head <>f 'he Provisional Government and offered to secure Junagadh i secession m the Indian Union if the Provisional Government agreed lo Knstal Prince Himal Khan on
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    80 Germans Killed In Mine Collapse
    65 1 FRANKFURT, N<»v -Eighty German employe,. <a uranium ere mine m Russian -occupied Saxony were killed Oct. II when a shaft collaped and buried them, the imeriean Military Got* rnment revealed toda] The report lid 'he Russians tried to conceal the disaster, which occurred near
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    TYPHOON HITS YAP ISLAND
    102 1 TYPHOON HITS YAP ISLAND HONOLULU, —The is i v r«M»ort»'»! tod i i; ;i typhoon Ifap Ifllmnd in <». Carolines riv llondaj >\<v«- dun i- ii i known if there i rv Tnc lopalmtion snnel i hi i. nmiaiidcr uf tl^r Mil I it Guam i en< two cap an
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1947. A SOUND, BUT BELATED, ADVICE
    749 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1947. A SOUND, BUT BELATED, ADVICE a Shanghai Air Force Club luncheon I«ast week, Prof. D. B. Copland, the newlyappointed Australian Minister to China, expressed the view that the principle of Dominion Status which had been worked out m the British Commonwealth over
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    India Wants Referendum Under UN Auspices
    960 2 Pandit Nehru s Radio Address On Kashmir Situation Pakistan Charged With Violation Of International Law NEW DELHI, Nov. 3. The dominion of India will hold a referendum under international auspices m the state of Kashmir as soon as order is restored, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru,
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    India Govt. Explains Why Help Was Given To Kashmir
    777 2 NEW DELHI. Nov. Help given to Kashmir is help "riven against freebooters who are enemies of law and humanity," according to a Tress Note issued on Friday by the External Affairs and Commonwealth Ministry of the Government of India explaining the
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    NEWS FROM NEW DOMINIONS
    1173 2  -  DR. SUBBAROYAN u«-~ BY OUR SPECIAL CORR Eg PONDEN* State To Finance Olympic Team SPORTSMEN MAKE BCTTER CITIZENS THAI MERE BOOKWORMS" TRICHINOPOLY, Nov. B.— Dr. P. Subfcarm Minister, Madras Government, presiding over the \t H prize distribution ceremony of St. Josephs (M f |W cently revealed
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    Air Reconnaissance On Kashmir Front Continues
    144 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI. Nov. 3— Offensive air reconnaissance on the Kashmir front continues. An official communique says "except increased patrol activity there is little report from our Force Headquarters at Srinagar Valley. "On Thursday the raiders made an unsuccessful assult on
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    Chamba Hill State Dewan Resigns
    66 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Nov 3.— The Chamba Hill State (near Dalhousie) Dewan Raghbir Singh and Police Superindent Dinanath resigned following demonstrations of state troops as a pro'ifst against their allegation against the troops for looting. The Dewan's house was beseiged for some
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    Afghanistan Demands Independence For Pathans
    187 3 Negotiations With Pakistan PESHAWAR, Nov. 3— An authoritative evnl-.n.t; r Kabulof Vr,«anistans sudde*^-ilMraw^o^^ P^te e so lh( admission o Pakistan to i NO says that this not mean the Afghan Government have riven un jtfportini; Ihe cause oi 'our brother Afghans" across the Purand ne.
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    Strength Of Kashmir Rebel Troops
    68 3 leshawar, Nov. 3— Semi-official intelligence reports here yesterday variously estimate the strength of the Kashmir rebel tone between 2,00.1 and 8,000, consisting partly of tribal raiders irom the tribal belt and the r« st local Moslems. rhe same reports said Indian A'r<»i^e planes >est»rda\ carried
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    MOSCOW RADIO HITS AT DE GAULLE
    69 3 Nov. :r Radio It— con •i i■-•« d today hi* t reactionary Intewithin and outaid« Prance ar he groundwork for "coun-ter-revolutionary plot' i» install Gen. ;'< GauUc iis dictator, serving as "pupp i" of American capitalism. aid Maurice retary i a! of thy Party
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    Burmese Premier Takes Charge Of Foreign Affairs
    131 3 Burmese Premier Takes Charge Of Foreign Affairs Rangoon, Nov. i fin Tut »a^ yesuruay Miking over tfcc r ol e.^,. vi, a... ix.ruoiH, m duuiimu to j7is UUiiea as Minister of i iii.mcc. aceorumg to a t.ovtrnment house announcement, mis toiloH.^ m« appointment <>» -t.re.Ki, Hiaister laalua Lun Ua v
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    EX-ANNAM EMPEROR'S WIFE IN MARSEILLES
    66 3 EX-ANN AM EMPEROR'S WIFE IN MARSEILLES Paris. Nov. 3.—Nam Phuong, Erapresfl of Annum, arrived m Marseilles by .air from .Imlo-china yes'.erdiy with her five children. Xam Pinion:. wife of ex-Emperor Rao Dai. said thai she had come to France-for h (>r health and to accompany her eldest son who will
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    Trafalgar House, Nelson's Home, To Be Sold
    440 3 Trafalgar House, Nelson's Home, To Be Sold London, Nov. 3. Trafalgar House home of the Nelson family since the b.utle of Trafalgar, and its entire estate will next spring be offered for public auction. Reason for this decision is twofold. f I irst, the British Government, after many months' deliberations,
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    RAGHAVAN AND SOEKARNO EXCHANGE GREETINGS
    378 3 RAGHAVAN AND SOEKARNO EXCHANGE GREETINGS •Jogjakarta, Nov. 3—Your glory success ,n the Straggle^ expressed m. the Indonesian President Soekarno received by the latter at his Jogja pa Raghavan further declared that he was accredited to the whole of Inci( nesia and not just a part of it. Referring to th-
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    FUTURE AVAILABILITY OF BRITISH TECHNICIANS TO INDIA AND PAKISTN
    119 3 FUTURE AVAILABILITY OF BRITISH TECHNICIANS TO INDIA AND PAKISTN London, Nov. 3. The British Cabinet is not considering to what extent n can nnet the desires of India and Pakistan to have British senior ofti pers and technicians m their armed forces after the termination >i Supreme Headquarters at the
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    UN ANNIVERSARY DAY FIXED
    39 3 Flushing Meadows, New York, Nov. 3. The United Nations General Assembly unanimously decided yesterday that Oct. 24 anniversary of the United Nations Charter coming into foree will henceforth be officially called United Nations Day." Reuter
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    ITALY ADMITTED TO AVIATION BODY
    39 3 Flushing Meadows. New York, Nov. tions General Assemblj approved without dissent, the application Oi Italy for membership m the Int< national C'i\»l Aviation Organise one of the specialised agencies oi the United Nations. U.P.
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    C.R's Appeal For Communal Harmony
    440 3 "THERE IS ONLY ONE GOD AND ONE MOTHER IN THE WORLD" DARJEELING, Nov. 3.— "lndia is free and the leaders of India have got heavy responsibilities on their shoulders. They are going up the steep road to international honour and position. Every quarrel of ours
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    Tories Demand New General Elections
    463 3 SEQUEL TO LABOUR DEFEAT AT BOROUGH POLLS LONDON, •Nov- 3. Growing irritation among the electorate at the shortcomings m the Labour Governmen handling of the economic crisis was seen b) political observers yesterday as a major factor m the rightward swing of the British Municipal
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    Churchill On Municipal Election Victory
    150 3 LONDON Nov 3 Mr Win Churchill declared last night that British Laboui Government had its mandate while Lord Woolt »n I servative Partj chaii man, call* the Government to resign after tn« snti-l about landslide m nationwide mv The result d ip to tonight with
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    UN CENSORS S. AFRICAN ACTION
    130 3 Fl I SHING, Noi I nieht tin United Nations General Vs gembi) approved b> II to 10. with tour abstaining, lh« bitterlj rou^nt resolution, implicitly, censuring the Union of South MHcs, for failing to place the South West Mrica man. l it a under the
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    GANDHIJI'S ADVICE TO KASHMIRIS
    79 3 Vu |>elhi, Nov. 3. Mahatma (.an M.i m I 'l h l l"« V meeting m U« Ihl '.»>i night ''Those who .1 leeinß Irom hash mir out <•! Lear should not do mi I h» > sh !>: learn ie be in .i\e and tearless
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    Tamil Is The Vernacular For Most
    2041 4 Indians In Malaya DR. D. D. CHELLIAH'S RADIO TALK ON THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING THE MOTHER TONGUE "Tq most of the Indians m Malaya, Tamil is the vernacular. Scholars are agreed on the great antiquity of the language, the oldest, richest, unci most highly
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    BRITAIN'S FIRST INSTALMENT OF WAR DAMAGES
    90 4 BRITAIN'S FIRST INSTALMENT OF WAR DAMAGES London, Nov. 3. Cheques for £100,000.000 will be sent out by the British Treasury on Nov. 10 as the first bulk payment for houses totally destroyed by bombing during the war. These payments will cover about 140,000 properties, the War Damage Commission stated today.
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    K.L. TO CELEBRATE PRINCESS' WEDDING
    99 4 K. L. TO CELEBRATE PRINCESS' WEDDING A Committee of all comuiuni under the Chairmanship of Mr. A. H, Flowerdew is being formed to ganize eelebr mi n Kuala Lumpui on the occasion of the wedding of H.R.H. the Princess Elizabeth to It Philip Mountbatten. R.N. Tha Government of the Mala
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    17 4 Russia's Nine-Point Programme For Germany I W I.:' h H I i cil i., 'i'lr tlO! t
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