Indian Daily Mail, 6 November 1947
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Title Section15 1947-11-06 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 111. No. 228 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947 PRICE 10 CENTS15 words
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440 1947-11-06 1 Vernon Bartlett On The Indian Problem In South Africa "Bit By Bit Indians *a-r Are Gaining Influence Power" I.ii.NHON. Nov. 5. The only k v measure which seemed litnlv pnv.'t Natal Iron. hecomin X almost a "brown" !.J--for Ihe other provinces of the lnion „r <v P/ovince their ban onReuter - 440 words
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Article300 1947-11-06 1 TORONTO, Nov. 3.-A charge that Chian X Kai Shek, the Chinese Gene ralissimo, was under the influence of 'about 40 German advisors" was made here today by James G. Endicott, a CM™ I d Church mi^i»nary to He said m an address t 0 the UnitedUP - 300 words
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Article22 1947-11-06 1 Hng of the Municipal will be held m the morrow (Friday, Nov. m. to consider the Muni- for 11)48.22 words
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Article25 1947-11-06 1 rhe Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee, arrived here with today from Holland taking part mi n the tree plant'tniiy on Walcheren Island. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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71 1947-11-06 1 EXODUS OF NON-MUSLIMS FROM HYDERABAD BEGINS (From Our Own Correspondent) HYDERABAD, Nov. i._ Following attacks by armed Muslims during the weekend, a big exodus of non-Mus-I'nis has started from the State. Hindus have practically evacu nderabad and Bolarum is overcrowded with Hindu refugees. Hyde- is practically deserted and the only71 words
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58 1947-11-06 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADRAS. Nov. .V— lt is understood the Madras Government has decided to abolish horse racing from April next. As a preliminary step, the Assembly adopted yesterday a Bill to double the existing 6 1 1 percent tax on both58 words
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Article62 1947-11-06 1 rJK?] HARTLBPOOU Nov. 3,--inelSJ' ,and V 3l had hi audjene, spellbound as be stepped on to 7.,-foo platform to do his nigfctlv at Mainsforth Terrace Fairgroun I >\est Hartley,.- U< q v€ g^JJ nater and stayed don n. The r jumped and pulled out Ley Und unconsciou.,. The tank containReuter - 62 words
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86 1947-11-06 1 LONDON. Nov. 5. The first meeting of the conference of deputies of the Big Four— Britain France, the Soviet Union and the United States— Foreign Ministers for Germany will open at Lancaster House, London, at 3.30 pm GMT tomorrow, a British Foreign OfficeReuter - 86 words
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185 1947-11-06 1 MASS MEETING AND PROCESSIONS TO BE HELD Representatives of 14 organisations and prominent members were present at an informal meeting held last evening m the C.T.A. Hall, to consider ways and means off celebrating m a fi'Mng manner the Remembrance Day185 words
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Article62 1947-11-06 1 RANGOON, Nov.' s.— Burma independence commemoration stamps with a portrait of U Aung San, assassinated Chairman of the Interim Government, replacing that of King George VI will be issued here on the transfer of power day, Jan. 6, it was announced today. The stamps will be of different denomination rangingReuter - 62 words
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Article54 1947-11-06 1 The Governor-Genera), .Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald left Singapore yesterday to attend a Conference of British Borneo Governors m Jesselton, North Borneo From there he will go to Brunei for a series of engagements and he will also visit parts of Sarawak before returning to Singapore54 words
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322 1947-11-06 1 At a committee meeting oi the Indian Refugees' Relief Fund held yesterday, it was resolved that a sum of Rs. 30,000 be sent to Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, by draft, together with a request that the amount be used for the322 words
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991 1947-11-06 1 Give Generously To The Poppy Day Fund Lady Gent' s Appeal iv N f Xt S^ day »s Remembrance Day, when throughout the Empire we nink ol all those who lost their lives m the 1911-18 War and emeu m iL he U rea K Var We .L h i991 words
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124 1947-11-06 1 KING RECEIVES ADDRESSES FROM "PRIVILEGED BODIES" LONDON. Nov 5— For the first time since before the war the King occupied ihe Throne m the White and Uoi<l ihrone Koom at Buckingham, t a lace today to receive addresses of congratulation from te n of the "priM.e U ed bodies" onReuter - 124 words
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Article65 1947-11-06 1 VIENNA, Nov 5— Colonel-Gen. L. V. Kurosov Soviet High Commissioner for Austria warned today tha, U ny nn ti 0n warring on Ku>sia would be smashed just as Japan and Germany. Ur sOY m a rare appearanco made an unscheduled address at Vienna Music Hall beforeU.P. - 65 words
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133 1947-11-06 1 r ESS *J EL J ir Nov --India has reinforced the troops and planes defending Srinagar, the Capital of the besieged Kashmir State, to beat V leavy *>c raid by pro-Pakistan tribesmen o n Srinagar airfield, dispatches from the battle zone reported today The raiders,U.P. - 133 words
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59 1947-11-06 1 Virtual General Mobilisation In Pakistan? NEW I) ll ViT v .f— """■'> tor rai^g NatS Guards i <>'*»•»«> the DotnLn EftWidSS'S^S IT" though outwardly on a volun h-, v ,no blll^ llo »> would form part of the ll 3 > Uonal Gu the control of the Conanand^r n .u59 words
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269 1947-11-06 1 1. 1 (.KNOW. Noi •> "The Musl'm League fa dead The Muslim League organisation of which Mi Jinnah is the Nadir, has got no hold on th»- Minimis m India." declared Mr. Lari Deputy Leader of the Muslim Leagae Party m th« United Provinces Assembly269 words
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Article88 1947-11-06 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) POONA, Nov. 5— Precautionary measures to allay panic have been taken by ihe Bombay Ciovi i nitient m districts of the Province lying on the borders of Hyderabad, and fu "her steps arc conU mplattd This information was conveyed to a deputation which waited88 words
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851 1947-11-06 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1947. PORTUGAL'S HIGH HANDEDNESS JHAT puny, Attfc nation of Portugal is Mill wedded to iti century-old policy ol colonial imperialism Is proved by iti unwillingness to S e e the Writing on the Indian Wall and to change its policy accordingly. Even such851 words
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921 1947-11-06 2 Mr. Suhrawardy! Explains Its Objects NEW POLITICAL B(M TO HE SET UP TO SUPPLANT THE LEAGUE NEW DELHI. Nov. T>. Mr.H. S. Suhrawat dy, former Premier of Bengal* said lhal he was calling a conference oi some leaders of Muslim public opinion on Nov.F.O.C. - 921 words
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Article1131 1947-11-06 2 OUR SPECIAL CORRI j Saturdays io b m West bengal I LL< UTTA, Nov. s<_TheWesl decided to declare Saturdays aa M dn tni ha\ c their prohibition- programme. On these t Moon „f m the province will be closed and the sup <iU r s hi,1,131 words
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529 1947-11-06 2 'vraihi Nov. s.— Mr. .1. N. .Mandal. Minister for 1 m,l < c-(. ii. Mahatma Gandh was renorteH i„ i.,,..' 1! had noticed a statemeni thai M i V s;l he bers „l i.. I'-.kivi I Mandal ""l bo»«F.O.C. - 529 words
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452 1947-11-06 3 Russia is Trying To Rule The World, Say Majority Of Americans survey By American institute ofPaDlic opinion II hree out of four Americans betrying to rule the world, according to a George Gall up's American Institute of additionally showed, m answer to a questhink the communists would destroy the onU.P. - 452 words
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139 1947-11-06 3 "Gandhi The Greatest Man Since Christ" DR. HOLMES Madras. Nov. 5. The only alternate c now before the world was either to accept Mahatma Gandhi as "the Savloar ot Mankind or pursue th path ot danger and destruction," .sad 111 I. 11. Holmes, a minister of CommuniU i. hurch hiG.I.I.S. - 139 words
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373 1947-11-06 3 Congress General Secretary NEW DELHI, Nov. 5. "The tragic happenings m the Punjabs during the last few months have made the land of the five rivers our foremost concern," said Mr. Shankarrao Deo, General Secretary of the Congress, m a broadcast last week.F.O.C. - 373 words
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172 1947-11-06 3 Nov. Mr. A. K. X han representing Pakistan employers '•nal conference of th c International Labour Organisation pealed to 4, highly industrialised countries of the We s t to „|,,ni "ulard of living m the East." IB d, was especiallyReuter - 172 words
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180 1947-11-06 3 Chicago, Nov. 3— Mere than 16 million members of the armed forces ol the 57 nations which fought on both sides m World War II were killed or reported missing, General C. Marshall, now Secretary of State, said m a reportU.P. - 180 words
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386 1947-11-06 3 SCEPTICISM IN UN OVER INDONESIAN ISSUE NEW YORK, Nov. 5. There was considerable scepticism among United Nations delegates this week end concerning the possible effectiveness of the Security Council's latest action on Indonesia. Admittedly designed only to create conditions under which an eventual settlement could be worked out, the decisionUP - 386 words
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662 1947-11-06 3 NEW DELHI, Nov. 5. "Complaints are repeatedly made that Muslims are being forced t<> leave their ancestral homes m the Indian I nion and migrate to Pakistan. It is said that m a variety of ways they are being made to vacate theirF.O.C. - 662 words
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156 1947-11-06 3 NON-VIOLENCE IS OF NO USE NOW SAYS GEN. CARIAPPA London Nov I Maj-Gen. K. M. Canappa, Deputy Chief of .Vaft of tne Indian Army, declared at a reception at India nouse here that "non-violence is of n© use under the present circumstances m India,' and Uiat only a strong armyReuter - 156 words
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858 1947-11-06 3 Need For An Impartial Enquiry Suggested KARACHI, Nov. 5. The following is the text of the telegram sent by Qaid-e-Azam Mohammed Ali Jinnah. Governor General of Pakistan to His Highness the Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir on Oct. 20, 1947: "I have received a telegramF.O.C. - 858 words
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Article85 1947-11-06 3 MAHARASHTRA COMMUNIST PARTY PRESIDENT RELEASED BOMBAY: Mr. Rhaiaj. KulkaiTli, Piesident, Maharash;... Communist Party, who had been under cl. tent.on for the alle^d exhortation of workers of Amalner during labour unrest there, wa, releaasd on Friday last by the Bombay Hii»h Court. The Court, m rebating him, accepted hi.s plea madeF.O.C. - 85 words
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65 1947-11-06 3 5,000 ACRES RICE INCREASE IN MALAYAN UNION WASHINGTON \o\ 3- -The I nit. Ed States Department ol Agriiuhui' reported today an estimated lacreaes ol 5,000 acres m the rice of the Malayan Lnion this season. It said the acreage iras unolliciady forecast at 860,000 seres compared with the oilk-ial estimatesU.P. - 65 words
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1341 1947-11-06 4 Dr. N. K. Menon Clarifies His Views^Un Tamil Education 4 1 think 1 owe the Indian Community some explanation on my observations last week on Tamil education, as 1 think it exists now, m this country. 1 cannot pretend to be any kind1,341 words
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651 1947-11-06 4 QUARANTINE REGULATIONS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL, SAYS SINGAPORE CHIEF HEALTH OFFICER In answering the complaints made by the 704 Chinese deck passengers and crew of the Boissevan, Dr. R. S. Johnston, elnel Health Oilicer, Singapore, wishes to make it clear that he will do his \ei> best to relieve those who are651 words
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119 1947-11-06 4 The Secretary, the Naval Base La%i U lon Selatar, Singapore writes: Ihe ,\aval Base Labour Union -has sent a letter to the Commodore Superintendent expressing dissatisfaction at the recommendations of the Joint Wages Commission and insisting on he original demands submitted on 17i2|47. The119 words
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Article199 1947-11-06 4 At a meeting of the Selangor \N cllare Committee held at Kuala Lumpur on Thursday, Oct. 30, »t was uecided to appeal to the Central Welfare Council for the necessary funds to start a Working Centre m ivuaia Lumpur, as soon as the site was199 words
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Article94 1947-11-06 4 At a recent general body meeting of the Singapore Khalsa Association held at the Central S'kh Temple, the following yere elected office-bearei President S. Balwant Singh; Vice Presidents S. Labh Singh. Bakhtawar Singh and Deys Singh; Hon. Con. Secretary -Bam Singh Gulzar; Asst. Secretary Kirpal Singh; Treasurer94 words
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61 1947-11-06 4 The Hospitals Board have appointed the following committee for the welfare of the Singapore Leper Set,, tk'ment Revd. Canon Adam, Dr. ('.A. Duke, Miss A. Buxton, Mr. Yap Pheng Geek. the Revd. D r D. D. Chelliah, the Revd. \cn. Archdeacon Rosenth.ill, Mr. Lee Song Chua,61 words
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Article, Illustration49 1947-11-06 4 rnotograpn' ~oi me Jib,uuu oold Casket— Singapore', m^n. Gift to Princess Elizabeth— taken while it was bem ff exhibit* \ul Raffles Museum on Priday last. The Casket will be at the Mn* until Sunday when it will be sent by air to London.49 words
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114 1947-11-06 4 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF KING EDWARD VII COLLEGE OF MEDICINE The Hon. Secretary, Alumni Association of he King Edward VII College oi Medicine, writes The following are th< a vitiei ol the Singapore Branch of the Alumni Association of the King Edward VII, College ol for the month of Novemtx Nov.114 words
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61 1947-11-06 4 One million c.c. oi cholera b is being ent u> both Egypt md bia by the t liinese Governmei I tg check the epidemic now raging ii these countries. The serum supplied by the Central Bun-hen. and Pharmaceutical Labors Nanking, and will h<- flownChina Newsweek - 61 words
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Article57 1947-11-06 4 The Postal Authorities advise that IJght Air letters may be sent only »o the following countries m Europe: Cyprus, Eire (Irish Free State), Gibraltar, Gre a t Britain and Northern Ireland and Malta. The Light A»r Letter Service extends to many other countries, an information regarding this57 words
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48 1947-11-06 4 In respon »c U I crowds winch hay Room oi Rsfllea Mus< un U pole's Wnldm. 1' Elisabeth, th< display up to and il Nov. <». Postcards ol I the proc< eda Wedding Fund. < be mad"' to I towards the constru remindei of the48 words
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