Indian Daily Mail, 21 March 1946
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Title Section17 1946-03-21 1 Indian Daily Mail VOL K. Xo 34- SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH M i 946.4 6. PRICE 10 CENTS.17 words
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Article, Illustration1198 1946-03-21 1 Discrimination By BMA Alleged [From Our Correspondent) Calcutta, Mar. 19. Pandit Nehru's Malayan Jour 5 front page news m the Indian newspapers and commented widely. dn t of Madras, commenting J n m a leading article entitled [Malayan Indians' Plight," says: "The gress has done well m1,198 words
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2960 1946-03-21 2 FULL TEXT OF RECENT UNITED STATES I FOREIGN POLICY SPEECH We are be^innin^ to realize that the war is over. It is good to have sons, husbands and fathers home a^ain. It is Kood to open a MWflptptr uithout the fear of finding m2,960 words
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Article68 1946-03-21 3 Referring to Indonesia at Tuesday night's Press con fere nee. Pandit Kebru said: r We m India are interested m Indonesia and all our sympathies haie been with the Indonesians. There is much resentment there at Indian troops being used to suppress the Indonesia!; fight68 words
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Article112 1946-03-21 3 "INDO- BRITISH RELATIONS Mr. K. Bhashvam, one oi tlv Indian lawyers who have arrived m this country to defend Indian nationals charged with offences committed during the Japanese occupation, will this evening give a lecture on IndoBritish Relations," at the Army Education Centre, Armenian Street, at 8 p.m. The public112 words
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502 1946-03-21 3 London, March 19. The historic British Cabinet -Mission to Indialeft Britain today by air after farcnell state- f three llel b "s expiring Ugh hop es for successful fulfilment of their task. secretary ot State for India Lord Pcthick-Lawrcnce who502 words
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276 1946-03-21 3 London, March 19. The late President Roosevelt appealed on several occasions to the former British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, 10 end the political deadlock m India, said Dr. Syed Hossain, President of the National Committee for India Freedom m America, at a276 words
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Article197 1946-03-21 4 Lav Kirn Moon, a youn? Chinese, WMM yesterday sentenced to leven yean r.i. by Wing-Comm ander FA. Briggl m the British Officer Court on a charge of armed robbery. Accused, who was undefended, pleaded quilt v to the charge. Mr. A. R Rajah, for the197 words
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Article97 1946-03-21 4 JINNAH REVOLT Questioned about Jinnah's reported threat to call a revolt. Pandit Nehru just said: "I should like to see Jinnah call a revolt." After explaining the Muslim leader's request for Pakistan and how this question affected the relevant peoples and States m India, and the reasons for the present97 words
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Article113 1946-03-21 4 Mr. G. Hewa, Manager of B. P. I)c Silva Co., Ltd., was the at I plc.is.int tea-party held at the ABC Cafe, yesterday evening. The hosts were Messrs. V. E. Shanmugam Chcttiar and K. M. Ru/ak, and the party was given prior to Mr. I lewa's departure113 words
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Article121 1946-03-21 4 When Pandit Nehru, at the Press conference on Tuesday night, was questioned about India's defence, he said that an Independent India will have to take care of its Army, Navy and Air Force. It was obvious that these Services could not be anything but be first grade. It121 words
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Article95 1946-03-21 4 Washington, March 19. Trygve Lie, Secretary-General of UNO, has issued a communique stating that. Persia has protested to the Security Council both because Soviet troops arc still m the country contrary to the Tripartite Treaty and also because the Soviet is alleged to be continuingReuter - 95 words
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154 1946-03-21 4 BaUvia, March i<y. Stern measures against groups who by "propaganda, agitation or arms" hinder the development of the Indonesian republic were promised today m a proclamation issued jointly by the Indonesian National Defence and Internal Affairs departments. A letter made public here today fromReuter - 154 words
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Article52 1946-03-21 4 Washington, March [9. fames Byrnes, United States Secretary of State, today denied knowledge of any secret agreement between the late President Kootevelt, Mr. Churchill .jiuj Generalissimo Stalin regarding Italian colonies and mtcrnationalisation of Trieste, stated m American press reports to have been reached at the52 words
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185 1946-03-21 4 >X hen Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru wi> asked at Tuesday night's Press conference if he had any advice for the Malayan Indians with respect to the proposed Malayan citizenship, he replied that he could only give them the same advice that he had given the Indians185 words
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210 1946-03-21 4 BRITISH COLONISERS BLAMED FOR INDIAN FOOD CRISIS London, March 19. Under the heading "feasting m the midst of plague," the Soviet periodical, NtW Times, blames the British "colonisers" for the food crisis m India, Moscow radio said today. Despite the crisis the British authorities had arranged a victory festival mReuter - 210 words
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270 1946-03-21 4 Panditji itarted on Tuesday X visiting the A/ad Hind VTI Memorial at Connaught I)rj Vc h.s respects. Next he paid a\!°, the Ramakrishru Mission o r i"" at Bartley Road. Pandit ,i m singing the National Atfc, unfurling the tri-colour tinThen Panditji paid visits t270 words
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62 1946-03-21 4 Referring to the notorious 'ft Rgtfwsy" that the fspttitst with Indian labour mtinly, Pandit ji said that nhoei cr n the Railtiay now haie bid <i W ble acquisition free froui rorf //c thought it only fight thin Government, or Govtnm now compensate the depended62 words
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Article53 1946-03-21 4 READING ROOM FOR LABOURERS Under the auspices oi tht Association, Kuant.in, a readiflj WM opened at the 9th Mile, Mj Gambans Road, on March 13. calculated to improve the I* labourers m that locality. Sri P. ST. Sithampar.ini (X the President of the Associarf formed the opening cercmonj presence of53 words