Indian Daily Mail, 23 February 1946
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Title Section15 1946-02-23 1 Indian Daily Mail ■<>!, 11. W 1:. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1946. I PRICE 10 CENTS.15 words
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Article, Illustration1477 1946-02-23 1 I Frank All-Round Review By Foreign Secretary S London. Feb. 21. British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin Icsed i:i the House of Commons today that two months ago Sun offered to extend the life of the Anglo-Soviet Treaty Mr. IJevin said he told the1,477 words
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371 1946-02-23 1 Favourable London Press C rroment London, Feb. 21.— The Royal Indian Navy strikers take principal place m London evening newspapers today and the Evening Standard m an editorial sates: "There stands revealed the depth and turhulance of the waters upon which the special missionReuter - 371 words
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793 1946-02-23 2 Indian Daily Mail Saturday, February 23, 1946. THE LEADER'S MESSAGE On Tuesday last, we published m these columns a special cable from Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to us, and through us, to the Indians of Malaya. Vt'e make no apology for repeating it. The message read: "Trust Indians m Mala a793 words
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Article379 1946-02-23 2 Wardhaganj, Feb. 12— The meeting bttwccn a votary of non-violence and who regarded any weapon— violent 01 non-violent— justifiable for liberating Mother India, was worth seeing. Aruna was watching the evening Ashram prayers from a distance and Mion after it was finished, she rushed towards Gandhiji and379 words
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Article442 1946-02-23 2 Madras, Feb. 12.— We deeply regret to record the death last night of Mr. M. Singaravelu Chettiar, one of the pioneers of the labour movement m South India, at the age of 84 at his resider.ee m Mundaknnniamman Koil Street, Mylapore. Mr. Chettiar had a stroke442 words
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Article137 1946-02-23 2 ar Tokyo, Feb. 22. Empress NagiHw follow m g the example of the \9^ peror m an apparently planned py* gnmmt 1 to democratise the Jap.ii^H Royal Family m the eyes of people today visited .1 hospital q orphanage m the Tokyo a4 Reutcr. dia Batavia, Feb. 22. Armed IndortflReuter - 137 words
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Article58 1946-02-23 2 Haifa, Feb. 22. Armed Jeus M up the headquarters of a police mM force at Shefaamr 12*2 mile* Haifa, last night. Part of th 3* ing was wrecked by the explosion 1^ a British policeman slight!) mj J-7 Following I series of e\ploj north of TelReuter - 58 words
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Article52 1946-02-23 2 Dortmund, Feb. 22. Four \\M dred and fifteen persons arc M* trapped m Monopol, Grimber;;, mine near Unna. At least 1 1 1 hem are still alive. Rescuers J ur n the night wore still working /I feet underground. Earlier the H cuers had brought to the mrfaoc l^ plosion.—Reuter - 52 words
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Article54 1946-02-23 2 New York, Feb. 22. A strike I.^ 17 associates of the National 1 -i.l^ tion of Telephone Workers, to effective from March 7, has Kjfl ordered. A nation-wide coal hold is also threatened. The l'n:«l Mineworkers' Union policy COmd T* tee has been authorised to reopen Jib Union's contract withReuter - 54 words
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Article262 1946-02-23 3 I [M.S. Norfolk, 10,000-ton Flagshi] the Fiftn Cruiser Squadron, flyinj flag of Admiral Patterson, sailec terday for Batavia after a shor t to Singapore. Just before sh< Admiral Mquntbatten paid 1 cial visit to a ship that has a disfuished war record. i plaque on262 words
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Article251 1946-02-23 3 A most interesting exhibition of 'ood that can be prepared from tapioa WM held at No. 414 Jalan Trus, ohor«Bahrii. recently. The Exhibition van Sponsored and organized by Inchj Lzizah Jaafar. Domestic Science fistress. Johore I!ahru, and some wo thousand visitors ircluding Geneal Nicholson. Brigadier Newboult nd the251 words
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Article61 1946-02-23 3 Bombay, l eb. 21. Congress leader Ar una Asaf Alt tdfgMfhrd j from Bombay this afternoon to I Pan Jit Jauaharlal Xcbru, who is touring the northern parts of the 1 United Provinces. "The natal strike situation is serious,'* she says. "You alone can control the situf61 words
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Article212 1946-02-23 3 W/Cmdr. F. A. Briggs, m the British Officers' Court yesterday, commended prosecution witness P. Gois when the case m which Agnes Lee and C. A. 801 l are being charged with treachery under the War Offences Ordinance, was resumed. He told Gois: "I would like to say212 words
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Article70 1946-02-23 3 A public meeting under the auspices of the Indian Association, Bidor, was held at the Chinese School on the 13th instant at 6 p.m. to celebate the Birthday of Prophet Mohamed. Major M. C. Compton, C.A.0., Hatang Padang, who had cancelled ail his previous engagements to70 words
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Article74 1946-02-23 3 Lieutenant-General Sir Montagu Stopford, KBE, CB, DSO, MG (Com- nander, AFNEI) arrived m Medan, i Sumatra, by air on Thursday for con- erences with Major-General R.G.O. i Medley, DSO (Commander, ALF a Sumatra) and for an inspection tour if Medan area. During his visit General Stopford74 words
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Article42 1946-02-23 3 Dr. Wu Psk-Shevg, Chinese Ctmsd o remra! for Singapore, arrived by air rtterdty. He was origmsUy scbe- f uled to ari'ie here on Thursday, g 'here wtu a large gathering ul the c iirfwrt to welcome him. o42 words
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220 1946-02-23 3 London, Feb. 20. —Lord Pethick Lawrence today told a press con ference oi Empire journalists ir London gatherd to hoar aboul the Cabinet mission to Indij that he had every confidence that th< mission would not only reach a soluReuter - 220 words
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260 1946-02-23 3 "Lip Service Statesmen Lookers-On Caused War" Berne, Feb. 20. As the United Nations Organisation end* its first session m London, 1 museum-like silence reigns behinM rhc shuttered windows of the grsit League of Nations Building m (Jjneva. The spacious grounds, rhf lofty Assembly Halls, the Committee rooms and the lont>Reuter - 260 words
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Article153 1946-02-23 3 Chungking, Feb. 21. A wave of apprehension about Russia's inteni tion m .Manchuria is now .sweeping China. I Nanking students have just issued manifesto urging Sovk-t Russia to withdraw at once from the north- east and to respect the sovereign rights of China." and have invited students throughout153 words
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Article239 1946-02-23 3 Jerusalem, Feb. 20. R.A.I', personnel opened fire on armed Jewish terrorists m the dark early hours of today when an R.A.F. rad.ir station at Mount Carmel* near Haifa was attacked with explosives. It is not known whether the attackers suffered any casualties but two British non-commissioned239 words
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129 1946-02-23 4 lieut. I t hem m Selaraiig Sinirapore, bei v tember, 1942, kii:in^ four I mcntM the CaM postponed till Monday. duled I »P pl! efence counsel, W v ikami Takahashi and y^ensiro, vh<» stated that they had not the time i, prepare their defence,129 words
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413 1946-02-23 4 IMPROVEMENT! OF WOMEN'S STATUS i ivi, 21 nil minimum standard of 'rights London. Id). i*_— t( .uromrliout the word when the for men and women will t^£^SmmZiA draft comention Gameni wmbly "V^ t !S le Human u h,s &SSS Sttt WLKS Socia. Council. JReuter - 413 words
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Article298 1946-02-23 4 Bombay, Feb. Bombay police opened lire at least -o times today m the Tort area ol Bombay. Though Congress leadei V llabhai Patel and the Bombay Provincial Congress had appealed that there should be no hartal (stoppage of work), today communists and tome ■workers' organisations called lor a298 words
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91 1946-02-23 4 JAP WOMEN PETITION MRS. MacARTHUR Toky*. Feb. IM.-The la| lovtiimirnt has requested Gen. irthur. Suprease Allied Coon g Japan, to his po<>d 0 I 'i speeding the repatriation ot a -l I timaUd S,oo6goot JapaMaa nat rom Ru^siati-oceupied area? of MaJ huria. Northern Korea, Sakhalin ar.a be Kurile Islands. XTm91 words
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