Indian Daily Mail, 28 November 1947

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    16 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 111. N O 217. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1947. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    Free India's First Butget Before Parliament
    228 1  - Free India 's First Butget Before Parliament N. G. KENGA Deficit lotai Rs. 26.24 Crores i/ Is i4 Rich Mans Budget Feeding Capitalists PROF. (From our Political Correspondent) LllI > V)V Finance Minister Air- R Chett) became the hero of the day last nting the him budget of Free India'
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    Gandhiji Condemns society's Attitude Towards Women
    57 1 Gandhiji Condemns society 's Attitude Towards Women (From our own Correspondent) >tn ui-.Liii, >ov. -4.4.— m a prayer ipeecn yesterday evening .uauauau oanUni HIMHi|HHi< buciety'a attitude towaru* women abuucHu ana lombly molested during inc communal disturbances, lo look down on nicll women is cruel uandhiji saio. A >vo.nan who was
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    "ONLY GOOD THING IS NO TAX ON PEOPLE"
    375 1 V <-. Ranga, Andhra Kisan (Peasant) loader. he budget and called it j. Rich man's budget feed. ipitalists »»ui forgetting the interests of the i>°<>r man been neglected. But the only good thing is f-i\ "ii the people. 91 ipped their hands
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    INDIAN PAKLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS
    25 1 A full report o f the proceedings of the Indian Parliament will be published in the Indian Daily Mail tomorrow. ED— I.D.M.
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    65 1 She is in no way unchaste or immoral. It was Grange while immoral nun and women went unpunished and lapses of some society nun and women never tame to light, people went out of their way to outcast iunoccent victims of brutality, He could never turn out or look down
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    Demand For Andhra Province Legitimate
    129 1 —PANDIT NEHRU (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Nov. 27.— 11l thi Union Assembly today Pandit Nehru explaining the Government's policy regarding linguistic provinces. <aid the demand tor Andhia province is perfectly legitimate and he thought it raided relatively feu difficulties. It could be included
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    POLICE FIRE ON HARIJAN RYOTS!
    77 1 (From Our Own Correspondents TIKI VARIK. Nov. 27.— A report has been received of police fi»n« Kivalur on an unruly mob of Hanjan rvo.s on Nov. 24th ni^ht The trouble arose over the conduction of an unauthorised shed hv Harijani and when pol.ee ordered demolition
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    CLASS TALK ON THIRUKURAL
    88 1 A class talk on "Thirukural" will be conducted in* Tamil by Br. KaU valya Chaitanyn of the lUmakHghia Mission. Singapore, at the Mission premises, 9 Morris Road today. Friday, Nov. 28 at 0 p.m. LAIIOKK. Nov. 27— About 200 people were killed or injured when a
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    ULTIMATUM TO MADRAS PREMIER
    39 1 MADRAS Nov. 27 —It is reported Home Minister Dr. P. Subbaroyan has served an ultimatum on the Premier if the police portfolio is not retransferred to him. he will resign from the Ministry. Copyright. F.O.C.
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    JUNAGADH STATE FORCES DISBANDED
    91 1 (From Our Own CnrresnondenH RAJKOT. Nov 27— Junacadh State forces and an Arab Regiment recruited rerently bv the Nauab have been disbanded by the Administrator appointed by the India Government who does not think it is necessary to maintain at high eoM armed forces in the
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    Mr. Raghavan On Disabilities Of Indians In Sumatra
    626 1 (IJY OIK STAFF KKI'OKTKK) Economic disabilities, lack of educational facilities and inadequate housing conditions as well as trade difficulties resulting from the nonavailability of foreign exchange which is aggravated by the continued Dutch-In-donesian deadlock were some of the problems that today confronted
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    Ambedkar's Call To 'Untouchables' In Pakistan
    179 1 NEW i»l IJII Nov. 27— Dr. B. *i. Ambedkar, Indian Law Minister and Leader of the scheduled caste* (untouchables) today called on all "untouchables" in Pakistan and Hyderabad to come over to India. He had received complaints, he said, that "untouchables" in Pakistan and
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    U.P. BAN ON TAKING OF ARMS TO PAKISTAN
    193 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) LUCKNOW, Nov. 27.— Persons having the province for Pakistan Will be prohibited from taking any arms with them. There is shortage of weapons in the Province and the carrying away of arms if they are licensed will make
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    3,000 MADURA HOTEL WORKERS ON STRIKE
    44 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) MADIKA. Nov. 27— Three thousand hotel workers struck yesterday demanding four months wages Ai bonus, dearmss allowance and security of service. Many strikers have left for their villages. Almost all restaurants are closed. Copyright.
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    Blockade On Arms Smuggling By The Nizam
    118 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Nov. 27 —The Indian Government's* decision that all planes flying over Union territory should land in Indian aerodromes for check-up was prompted by the purchase of four bombers by Hyderabad which are due to arrive soon. According
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    Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Friday, Nov. 28, 1947. INCOME TAX AND GOVERNORS' DUTY
    663 1 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Friday, Nov. 28, 1947. INCOME TAX AND GOVERNORS' DUTY AS expected, the Honourable Members of the Singapore Advisory Council have bv a majority vote of ten to seven rejected the Income Tax Bill even at its very first reading. The one significant feature about the voting
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    Raid On Kashmir An Act Of Hostility To India, Asserts Pandit Nehru
    1331 2 bull Text Of Premier's Speech On Kashmir Situation NEW DELHI, Noy. 27.— The following is the full text of the statement on Kashmir made by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in the Indian Parliament on Tuesday in answer to a
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    Non-Scheduled Aircraft To Obtain Clearance Certificate
    128 2 Non-Scheduled Aircraft To Obtain Clearance Certificate NEW DELHI, Nov. 27.— A1l aircraft except those engaged in schiUuled air transport services which are being flown into or over India from any place outside India, are required to land >n a customs aerodrome m India and obtain a clearance qertilicate, it was
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    Indian Troops' Advance In Janunu Sector
    82 2 NEW DELHI, Nov. 2 7 lnJi.n Army troops vesterday relieved Kashmir and Janimu State forces garruni at Koth where they had been bcscig;j by raideii lor 31 days, according to an Indian LXUnu Mirmtr) communique broadcast b\ .New Delhi Xadio last night. Tl\e commuiuqiße
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    Rs. Seven Crores Grant For Assam
    76 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) NEW DELHI, Nov. 26.— 1t U understood the India Government has agreed to make a lump grant of Rs. 2 crore* for the current financial year and another five crorea for the next rear for expenditure in connection with the
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    Vizag Ordnance Depot
    56 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) VIZAGAPATAM, Nov. 26. I Special Military Force from Bombay has taken charge of the local Ordnance Depot from Madras Police. The depot is second only to Ma. lras in importance and thirty ammunition magazines iiVV here. Police conducted searches for illicit arms bui
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    Conference On UN Bill Of Human Rights
    294 2 GENEVA, Nov. 27. Tweaty-MBC nations, including India, began meetings here yesterday to produce a li.ial draft oi the United Nations bill oi human rights which they hope to ha*, e completed t>y Christmas. In addition to India, other coun-ti-H.s represented on the sub-commis-sion
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    SANSKRIT UNIVERSITY TO BE ESTABLISHED
    49 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) KAJKOT. Nov. 11 Th* esUblishmtiit of Sanskrit I'liiversity. Sanskrit Fataaala and spacious hostels providing aeconiniodation for 1,000 itadeati are Among plans drawn up for restoration of the Somnmth Triple India (iovernnieut MTchiWcti are shortly arriving here to begin work. Copyright.
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    12 EGYPTIAN ARMY OFFICERS IN PLOT AGAINST PREMIER
    67 2 \lL<>. N'v.v. l!7. Twelve Egyptian Army officers have been arrested mi charges of plotting to slay Premiei Mahmoud Nokrashy Pasha and ot i r top-ranking Egyptians and to tsjke pwi tlu> Government, well-informed sources said today. c\iiio morning papefcrs carried Uv Government
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    India Protests AgainstPakistan's Imposition Of Duty On Export Of Jute
    507 2 India Protests AgainstPakistan's Imposition Of Duty On Export Of Jute SAYS IT IS A VIOLATION OF AGREED ARRANGEMENT \T.\\ DKLHI, Nov. ij t The Government of India are examining what parallel measures they should take in order to protect the interests f of India in view of the unilateral action
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    NEWS FROM NEW DOMINIONS
    1035 2 EmaaiaEErGiiß gY OUtt SPECIAL COHUESPOMii \t J Riot insurance Ordinance In Pakistan KARACHI, Nov. 27.— The Governor General has promulgated an ordinance to provide for th certain property against not an civil commotion immediate effect It win apply t cotton ginning factories and textile nulls m
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    Deadlock In ECAFE Over Siam's Admission
    323 3 isagreement Between USA U K tf€V MAERNMENT NOT YET RECOGNISED CONTENDS BRITISH DELEGATE 27- The LSCAFE w> bogged down k tonighi when a move to seal the Sit :'li the understanding thai ii implied no tiitioi) oi Siam s Government, ended in a wnendment
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    BURMESE AMBASSADOR TO U.S.
    155 3 BURMESE AMBASSADOR TO U.S. v\ ISHINGTON, Nm. 27.—Hurim~* Ambassador I So Bjmu \isiu>d Acting Secretary of State Robert Acting Secretarp of State Robert Lewi t today for half an hum- yesterday preparatory to presenting his credentials to President Truman iu\t week. Kyun later told newsmen that lie discussed conditions in
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    Membership Application To ECAFE
    83 3 •MANILA Nov. 87. The Inited nations Economic Commission for Lsia and the Far Last on Tuesday teg*n consideration of applications <>r membership after ti lc meeting tad been formally opened by the chairman, Dr t. r. Xsiang of chi»i and President Manutl Koxa< of He Phillipines
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    Burmese Premier's Warning To Communists
    117 3 RANGOON, N«n z- The Burmese Prime Minister, Thakinj Nu, said yesterday that Commanistj in Burma were hiding illi t •inns and warned the people to beware of the r tactics. The Bunncje Government at the same time innounced that nearlj --,^OO,OOO rounds of illegal ammunition
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    BRITAIN'S POSITION RE PALESTINE
    215 3 LONDON, Nov. 27.— Veil informed \vlvtchail iouicca nud tod-.y British probably will refuse cither tc help prepaie laJostine lor partition or to cooperate in impc.-ng it. Ihey nude this observation only a f«W hour; btfOft Uu United Na-.on, AsscmU) was expected io vote on us L'alcsum
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    Philippines Opposition To Palestine Partition
    240 3 FLUSHING MEADOWS, Nov. 27. The General Assembly enuring the last la> of iti I**. con sidcrarion ol the Palestine probl: .1 heard yestcrda) Gen. Carlos Romulo, the Philippines delegate who k absent when the >u\ hoc Palatine Committee voted to. partition, make mi urgent plea
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    Egypt Warns Against Palestine Partition
    172 3 LAKE SUCCESS. Nov. 27. E< »t in an eleventh attempt to prevent the I 'nited Nations' partition of Palestine, wanicj that any attempt to split the Holy land would* had t o Arab reprisals against Jews, wherever the two races met. How*v«r, Russia renewed her
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    TRUMAN & FAMILY AT RUSSIAN CONCERT
    45 3 TRUMAN FAMILY AT RUSSIAN CONCERT WASHINGTON, Nov. i 7 .—President and Mrs. Truman and his daughter Margaret were amon g the guests last night at an all-rus-sian concert program presented y the Philadelphia orchestra. The concert featured the works of Mi.ivkov.sky, tProkoiieve und| Tohao- UP
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    BRITAIN'S FASTEST FIGHTER PLANE
    114 3 LONDON, Nov. 27. Britain's fastest fighter twin-engined Meteor 4 jet plane new 300.1 statute miles irum cdinbourgh to Kouingdom, ilertiordsfiiM- m 30 minutes *5 seconds yesterday at the average speed oi 627 miles an hour il mile* an iiour over llh accepted world speed record, the
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    Better Food Position In Russia This Winter
    232 3 MOSCOW, N O v. 27— The food posiHon in Russia is bqtter this winter «han anytime s i ncc before the *ar »Hh prices, lower and staples more plentiful. Rations have not increased and prices of rationed items unchanged compared with a year
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    UN General Secretary's Ruling Re Non-Members
    173 3 HAVANA, Nov. 27— lour lar Eastern delegation* anxiously awaited toda> tin- outcome p| the legalistic wrangle omt whether nou- United Nations members would be permitted to participate m the International Trade Organisation deliberations acre after I nitod Nations Secretary <ienrral I rygv c L>«-
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    Rehabilitation Of Rubber Production In NEI
    191 3 HATAVIA, Nov. 27— Certain factors to b«> overcome, the quick rehabilitation of rubber production ca n b« expected, an official handout about rubber production said today. In the first eight months of this year, the NEI Rubber Fund bought 3,000 tens of rubber from
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    INTERNATIONAL CHARTER FOR YOUTH
    92 3 MEXICO CITY, Not. 27 —A Nigh resolution urging UNHSOO te take preliminary steps towards drawing u f) an international charter tor youth, designed to eliminate racial, colour, and religious harriers to i'r»*e education, was adopted by tho F*roKram and lUidu< t Commission toda\. Th« retolution calls
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    Ceylon's First Parliament Opened
    497 3 GOVERNOR'S OPENING ADDRESS COLOMBO, Nov. 27. The Governor of Ceylon, Sir Henry Monk-Mason Moore, on Tuesday opened the first formal session of the Ceylon Parliament elected under the new Constitution granted by the British Government this year. A public holiday was declared and buildings were gaily
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    Urgent Need For US Aid To Asian Countries
    87 3 SHANGHAI. Nov 27. The inHumtial Kuomiiitang supervised Shun Pao editorially endorsed today Philippine President Roxas speech in opening the ECAFE session at fiaguio, and point* d out that numerous United States statesmen were also "awakening" to urgent need for American aid to
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    LIKELY CANDIDATES TO CHINESE LEGISLATURE
    66 3 SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.— M Albeit (Tiow, wife of the Chairman of s'x Chinese companies along win the Importer-Exporter, and the Chuutnan of the San Francisco Chinese) Hospital, Wontf Wan-chun, and Secretai y-(»< iR-ial of the Chinese National Aviation I'iomotion Association, Chan Tuk-chow. appeared certain
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    TITO IN SOFIA
    59 3 PRAGUE, Nov. 27. -Marshal Tito arrived in Sofia yesterday lor Bulgarian-Yugoslav diplomatic talks and was greeted by Premier Georßr Dimitrov before crowds estimated at 300,000. the official Yugoslav D*WI agency reported. The two Communist leaders drove from the railway station to the Government presidium through streets "b«flaggt'd
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    Plea tor Honeymoon Privacy
    126 3 ""LONDON, >o>. It 1 1»« Ne*a (.'hronurU', one oi lirituin MUM Circulation cin'lus, announced today thill it has decided to »niiuru» Us stud photographer trom liunusej, Hampshire, where PfttCfM blizaui'th and the I 1 1 K < oi jbdinburgh arc spending ih^'ir honeymoon b^'^dusse the "att-er
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    S'pore Council, Unmoved By Governor's Appeal Rejects Income Tax
    2572 4 Unofficial Vote en Bloc *«i£ciinSl ***** (BY OIK STAFF REPORTER) By a majority of 10 to 7 the Income Tax Bill was rejected at its first reading in the Advisory Council yesterday. After the voting, the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, said
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    Malayan Union Food Control Prosecutions
    198 4 The Controller of Supplies, Malayan Union in his summary of prosecutions for infringements of Food < trol proclamations in the Mala Union or October, Btates thai tj,. were altogether 98 prosecutions and 68 convictions. i n three cases the offenders wn<- cautioned and discharged. There
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    Full Text Of The Governor's Speech
    692 4 Following is the Breech delivered by H.JL. The Governor at the Advisor) Council meeting yenerda) morning: Honourable Members of the Ad.iBOry Council, before I ask you to record your votes on this very tontent tous measure, 1 should like to mahe 2 tew remarks
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    SENTtL YMIA'S CABLE TO PRINCESS ELIZABETH
    75 4 v DI K Siimlaran^ I'n-'swlent, of tho loung Men's Indian Association, Sentul, has despatched the following telegram through His Excellency the Governor, Malayan Union, t o Her Royal Hichn%M Princess Elizabeth on Uh- occasion of her marriage O n Nov. •Members, Youiik Men's Indian
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    GENERAL BODY MEETING OF INDIAN MUSICAL ART SOCIETY
    85 4 GENERAL BODY MEETING OF INDIAN MUSICAL ART SOCIETY A special genera] meeting of the members of the Indian Musical An Society will be held at 21 KnUa Road, on Sunday! Nov. oV at 3 p.m. tu ditftubb the following matters as proper d at the previous special general meeting: l.
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    SPORTS GROUNDS FOR CEYLONESE TROOPS TO BE OPENED TOMORROW
    50 4 SPORTS GROUNDS FOR CEYLONESE TROOPS TO BE OPENED TOMORROW The opening cer« i ioj of th< ground foi i wiU bo perform* Biajor-Gen. L. 11. Co.\, CU, vtiE. m*:, tomorrow, Satui Nov. 29 at .'.:j".i p.m. a1 Woodlands •13 3 4 mile i. Mrs. L 11 c gfive away the
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    POET BHARATHFS DAUGHTER TO SPEAK AT SRIC TOMORROW
    43 4 POET BHARATHFS DAUGHTER TO SPEAK AT SRIC TOMORROW 'flu- Lad Section of pore Indian ongi ess will hold a meeting tomorrow, Saturday, 29 »t 5.30 p.m. N 6 Race Lane when Srimathi Saku rathi (daugl I f Poe, Bhai will add] those pi«B<
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    EAST-WEST SOCIETY SINGAPORE
    31 4 Tii. weekly meeting of the Eastwest Society w;;* held yesterday ui 8.30 p.m. at the Y.M« A Stamfoid Road when Dr. Balasinghan deliv< a speecch '^Alcoholism and Crime."
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    BUKII PANIANG GOVERNMENT BOYS SCHOOL
    53 4 BUKII PANIANG GOVERNMENT BOYS SCHOOL Parents who wish then- children admitted t o Bukit Panjang Government School in 1948 ihouW apply to the Polico Station. Bukit Panja^ng lor application Forms. The completed form* should be ienl to the Deputy Director oi Education, Singapore M a- possible. Closing date will 1
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    Agreement on Division of Military Equipment
    31 4 Agreement on Division of Military Equipment <>»" in J. in N ■■T'uqm I MOUl] D I military I equipm* 1 nion. 1 jOUlt I quarter, W man,, I i^i closea < I UP
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    U SAW TRIAL: Petition For Adjournment Rejected
    56 4 U SAW TRIAL: Petition For Adjournment Rejected I iribunal I andothei on I Buxm I I ivj. I adjournn I T; I The trbu 1 terday ai I I last two da: examination I Q«88e« by t] Mr, I Journment tod I Derek. Curtis I counsel, whu had lor U
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