Indian Daily Mail, 27 March 1946
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Title Section14 1946-03-27 1 Indian Daily Mail V0»_:! Xo39 I SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 27, i<;46. PRICK 10 CENTS.14 words
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Article673 1946-03-27 1 peoples Of World Want To Travel On Road To Peace: UNO Must Not Let Them Down" New York, Mar. 25. A stern warning on behalf of the lited Slates that nations must not take the law into their own n ds and leave the questions ofReuter - 673 words
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233 1946-03-27 1 "We are all gofef to have to eat less and wt must all start now; we are all ftfaf to grow more, and we must start now. "The Viceroy has said that famine m India can bi fought. If is a thing which must233 words
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Article198 1946-03-27 1 New Delhi, Mar. 26.— The Government of India is seriously considering taking its dispute with South Africa over the Asiatic Land Tenure Legislation before the UNO and a decision on the matter is expected soon, Commonwealth Relations Secretary Banerjce stated m the Central Legislative Assembly here today. (UnderReuter - 198 words
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Article467 1946-03-27 1 London* Mar. 25.— As delegates of 11 member nations of the United f Nations Security Council met hi New York this afternoon, the British Charge d'Affairs m Teheran. H. L. Farquhar. was trying to confirm reports that Soviet evacuation of Persia was m progress and whether467 words
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Article639 1946-03-27 2 South African Govt. Determined To Give Indians A Square Deal Capetown, Mar. 25. Despite the present Indian opposition to the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Bill, South African Prime Minister Gen. Jan Smuts strongly defended the measure when he moved its second reading639 words
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Article149 1946-03-27 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) T. K. Nayar, who saw service under the Japanese as an engineer and now m his pre-war job m the same capacity under the British, related m Madras conditions of Malayan Indians today. Nayar who is come on leave to meet149 words
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Article122 1946-03-27 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Karachi, March 25. The Sind Ministry was today defeated by one vote. The Ministry which is the only one the Muslim League has been able to form m India so far survived last week a no-confidence motion by the same one vote margin.122 words
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Article85 1946-03-27 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Maras March 25. The Tamil Edition of Gandhi's Hiir.jan weekly is being published soon under the Editorship of the well-known Tamil poet Ra.-nalingam Pillai of Namakkal, Guntur Narasimha Ra.i and N. S. Varadachari, Congress candidates were elected for the Madras Assembly defeating their opponents.85 words
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Article38 1946-03-27 2 A general meeting of the Indian Printers' Union will be held at 32, Race Course Lane, on Sunday, March }I,at 10 a.m. All members and other Indian Printers are cordially invited to attend.38 words
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Article66 1946-03-27 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bombay, Mar. 25. Bombay Muslims went to the polls today for electing three Muslim members from the city to the Bombay Assembly. The League candidates are expected to win as the opposition is only nominal. Voting took place today for66 words
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Article49 1946-03-27 2 (From Our Ou/n Correspondent) Madras, March 26. Satyamurti's services to the Congress cause and his championing a parliamentary programme, which now the Congress has accepted, were unhesitatingly recounted here m connection with the South Indian leader'? death anniversary. Speakers appealed for a suitable memorial for Satyamurti.49 words
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Article76 1946-03-27 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi, March z6. Lieut. Jaswant Singh, of the 1.N.A., who was recently sentenced to three years' jail for cruel acts to Indian PoWs wrote to his counsel on the eve of his sentence: "I am quite indifferent whatever may be my punishment. I sincerely76 words
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113 1946-03-27 2 Bengal Europeans Ami In Self-Defence {From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, March 25.— pj meeting any threat to civijj* life, person and property m event of serious dUturbancJ which temporarily may be beyond j reach of the forces of law tod or( L the European Association of Bengal g considering advising113 words
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Article105 1946-03-27 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi, March 2 One thousam workers m the Government of lndi Printing Press, Delhi, are on strike! the last 12 days. They resolved vesttr day to continue the strike indetinitdj tili demands for better wages uc ma Eight hundred Press workers105 words
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83 1946-03-27 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Addressing a public meeting Madras, Lt.-Col. Lakshmi ijkM violence was the creed of all I.NJ men as violence which the l.N^ attempted outside is not necessary 1 India. From her experience she felt W nese were best soldiers83 words
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Article43 1946-03-27 2 CONGRESS COMMUNIST CLASH (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, Mar 25.— Serious eh* between Congress and the Coning Party occurred here on Sun Jay election. Over 200 persons were jured. The Communists alfcgjj berate assaults by Congress > U PP°^ m areas where Commum strongest43 words
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332 1946-03-27 3 Japs In Action Against British In Bandoeng Area gy u March 25.— British troops late this afternoon I -npleted encirclement of the black and burning H IK rt T 9 M of Bandoeng, Java s pre-war summer capital, I ycrable section of which was set on fire last night byReuter - 332 words
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Article52 1946-03-27 3 r. M dr 2 ).—The RAh vmber, reported overdue ft /r on a flight from England MJ/rtftei, b§\ arrived safely at a h->< the RAF announced tofxpected here by Thursday. 1 "frr, manned by an Audtra- gomg to Aiistrali* for It uas due at LeierV'tfori*,Reuter - 52 words
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204 1946-03-27 3 One of the disastrous consequences of the Japanese war of aggression m this country is the pitiable position of the large numbers of widows and orphans, whose bread-winners lost their lives owing to the barbarous treatment and inhuman activities of the Nips against the civilian204 words
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101 1946-03-27 3 Chungking, March 25.— The sixman Indian Trade Mission, headed by Deputy Secretary of the Commerce Department of India S. K. Chettur 1 which arrived here this afternoon, expects to have an interview with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. The pre sent exploratory trip may leadReuter - 101 words
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84 1946-03-27 3 AVw Dc/A/, Afar. 25. Srrrf/<ir;y I 0/ State Lord Pet hick-Lawrence told a press conference here today the discussions about to begin were preliminary to setting up an acceptable machinery for the realization of independence quickly and making tlye necessary interim arraiigenicnts,84 words
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174 1946-03-27 3 NEW FRENCH NOTE CALLS FOR SANCTIONS AGAINST SPAIN Paris, March 25. --Georges Bidault, French Foreign Minister, this evening handed a new French note on the subject of Spain to Alfred Duff Cooper, British Ambassador to France, and Jefferson CafTery, United States Ambassador to France. The Soviet Government is being informed174 words
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156 1946-03-27 3 London, March 25. British public opinion is already wondering whether there will be a change m the wording of the Royal title and inscriptions on British coins after India has chosen to be either an independent state or a member of the British Commonwealth. AtReuter - 156 words
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Article105 1946-03-27 3 London, March 25.— Leave was granted by the King's,bench divisional court today for the issue of a writ of habeas corpus directed to the High Commissioner for South Africa and the Governor of Brixton prison m respect of an Indian Abdul Hag Majec, now detained m BrixtonA.P.I. - 105 words
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243 1946-03-27 3 Mr. Claude Massey has arrived m Singapore to assume duty as Australian Ciovernment Commissioner m Malaya. Mr. M.isscy has had a distinguished career and one which particularly fits him to serve as a representative of one of the world's greatest food producing countries. Director-Gener.il of Food243 words
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Article65 1946-03-27 3 The advisers to the Jmenile Court met under the Chairmanship of Wing-Commander Brings on Monday night. It was decided that the Jmenile Court will sit as from this (Wednesday, March ij) afternoon, w/x'n Mr. L. C. Goh will preside. The Court will sit m the First65 words
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Article39 1946-03-27 3 The trial of Wan Teh, who was charged with the murder of Theodore Hubback, was held at Kuala Lipis on jMar. 20, and the accused was acquitted and discharged. The defence was not called.39 words
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Advertisement33 1946-03-27 3 MADRAS— CHINESE AND PERSIAN CARPETS m the following sizes obtainable 25* x 16' 22' x 10' 20' x 8' 15' x 6* at reasonable price. MAGHAR SINGH, 8, De Solza Stri ft, Singapore.33 words
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Article671 1946-03-27 4 Admiral Mountbatten Talks Of Topical Things In His Command Canberra, Mar. 25.— Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten. Supreme Commander m South-east Asia who is visiting Australia, said today: "The whole of South-east Asia is overshadowed by the threat of famine. There is a serious food671 words
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220 1946-03-27 4 Dr. B. M. Basu, Deputy Director of the long-awaited Congress Medical Mission, accompanied by Sri Jibananda Bhattacharya, reached Singapore by plane and left last night by train for Kuala Lumpur. These two gentlemen have arrived m advance to suVvey the area m which the220 words
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636 1946-03-27 4 Car Nicobar Spy Case End After 16-Day Hearing: Jay Major-Gen. 5 Others To Di After 16 days' hearing, the Car-Nicobar Spy Case" which Major-General Itzuki Toshio and If others stood their tri before Lt.-Col. C. Coleman, assisted by Major M. Gray a Capt. R. D. Kohli m the First War636 words
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128 1946-03-27 4 INDIAN LAWYERS KEPT IDLE— SO THEY LEAVE Became they had no Indian coll boration cases to defend m Smgapo Messrs. K. Bhashyam and R. Venki ratrun, two of the five Indian Uvy who arrived m this country hh weeks ago to defend Indian coltalx* tors. left for India' yesterday. TTk128 words
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Article34 1946-03-27 4 FLOWN TO UNKNOWN DESTINATION Delhi Cantonment.— U ii /^""j that Suhedar Shinoara Singb tm Jemedsr fate Khan had ba n f/.-ni on March 13 from Kabul /I Delhi Cantonment, to tn imbvjt§ destination.- A.P.I.A.P.I. - 34 words
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63 1946-03-27 4 London, Mar. 25.— Report* tto Dr. Alexander Alekhim 1 chess champion, had <<;'" nll suicide because of a Rani M"".'" were stated today to be incorwj Dr. Alekhine who was fouwJ yesterday at Estoril, a few m»«» t here, suffered from a bad ca jReuter - 63 words