Indian Daily Mail, 17 April 1946
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Title Section18 1946-04-17 1 In dian Dai ly Mail t 11. No. 57- SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 94 6. PRICE io CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration272 1946-04-17 1 Muslims Azad CREATES MORE PROBLEMS THAN IT SOLVES (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Apr. 16.— Congress President Maulana Azad t statement on Pakistan, as demanded by Mr. Jinnah, i it is harmful not only for India as a whole, but also for272 words
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Article40 1946-04-17 1 wwarn, April i 4 K.L.M., the airline company, will start a "Untie air service on May 21, toted today. *nrtce was planned secretly i occupation when K.L.M. abroad specialised in flying rs across the Atlantic- ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article76 1946-04-17 1 London, Apr. 15. South African Prime Minister Gen. fan Smuts' policy towards coloured races in South Africa was condemned here yesterday by Mr. Ash win Choudree, member of the South African Indian delegation at present lisiting London. Speaking at a meeting yesterday gftemoon attended by ahoxxx. 100Reuter - 76 words
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36 1946-04-17 1 TRADE EMPLOYMENT INTERNATIONAL CONFAB London, April 1 5.— The British Government has accepted the United States invitation to nominate representatives to attend a preliminary meeting for consideration of an international conference on trade and employment. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article43 1946-04-17 1 Damascus, Apr. 15.— The last contingent of British troops in Syria marched out of Damascus at ten o'clock this morning, the deadline under the igmirttnt reached in Pans for the nmultaneooa withdrawal of British and French troops from Syria.43 words
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319 1946-04-17 1 BRITAIN U.S. OPPOSE DROPPING SOVIETPERSIAN QUESTION FROM UNO AGENDA NW York, April 15. Britain and the United States both opposed the dropping of the Soviet-Persian question from the agenda of the United Nations Security Council when, shortly after the opening of the public session tonight, the Persian Government's decision toReuter - 319 words
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234 1946-04-17 1 SOVIET ACCUSES BRITAIN U.S. OF ACTING IN BAD FAITH LATEST New York, April 16. Britain and the United State* risked an even wider Big Three split today and stood pat with enough votes in the UNO Security Council to defeat Soviet demands for immediate abandonment of the Iranian case, writesU.P. - 234 words
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Article54 1946-04-17 1 Bangkok, April .4.— The United States Government is advancing a |i0,000,000-crcdit (£2,500,000) to Siam for the purchase of surplus United States property in Manila, ac- cording to Mr. Charles Yost, American Charge d'Aff aires in Bangkok. The credit may be extended to another $r0,000,000 if necessary,Reuter - 54 words
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Article, Illustration444 1946-04-17 2 Future Of India In Hands Of The Cabinet Mission, Or International Tribunal? (I rem Our Own Correspondent) Madras, April 15. The Cabinet Ministers have been three weeks in Delhi now and have met together and individually leaders of every' shade of opinion, but so far asP.O.G.I. - 444 words
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113 1946-04-17 2 London, April 15. Speculations on the manner in which the British Mission, Congress leaders, and members of the Moslem League will end their deadlock ran the whole gamut in the British press today. The majority of the conservative Press reported that Congress will giveU.P. - 113 words
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74 1946-04-17 2 UNDERGROUND LEADER'S ATTEMPT TO CONTACT NETAJI IN 1943 [ftnm Our Own Correspondent) Bombay, April 15.— Mr. Jai Prakash Narain, prominent underground Congress leader who was released last week as a result of negotiations berwcen Gandhiji, Viceroy Wavell and Commander -in Chief Auchinleck, tried to contact Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose in74 words
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Article96 1946-04-17 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, April 15. Amar Lahiri said in a statement today: "The Indian people should once and for all dismiss from their mind that Xetaji Subhas Bose is alive. "He is dead. This is a fact granite and concrete." Amar Lahiri, of Faridpur district96 words
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98 1946-04-17 2 INDIAN DELEGATED CABLE FOR INSTRUCTIONS Geneva, April 5 one of several deU which have cabled thei ernments for instruct* the French proposal l o date Russia with the J tion of the League of \v assets. The question is expected IO L fore the League Committee thi<! noon and deferredReuter - 98 words
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81 1946-04-17 2 UNITY, FAITH AND SACRIFICE, FOUNDATIONS OF INA From Our Own Corr.\pc,nin Madura, April j S ,___i ieutA Lakslnni, hoisting the hid Congress flag at the first sesm the Tamil nod Youth Courn%\ unity, faith and sacrifice übich flag represented were the fon tions on which the IMA, ml Azad Hind81 words
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Article86 1946-04-17 2 (From Our Chen Correspwiit Patna, April if. MahboobAl of the 1.N.A., who *as Military! tary to Netaji Subhas Chandra arrived here yesterday after hill Addressing a gathering I said: As a soldier of the I I fought against Britain proud of it. I am proud86 words
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Article46 1946-04-17 2 London, April ij.-MinyP« ent London Indians > otcrday ed the opening of the lnJunM which was launched _rj Tandon, P. Chaudh-y. K. others. The Indian High Conan«»Jß the Deputy Commi^or-r sent. Representatives ot workers, seamen, and of sional classes were present- U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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Article41 1946-04-17 2 Colombo, April 14-— Rcar M J. M. Mansfield, Flag ctr^W in a communication to l denied that the can* W V embarkation from ike Or Leslie Williams, the Ccyl* Royal Marine, was an ob.* u by members of the WAN* ReuterReuter - 41 words
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710 1946-04-17 3 I Muslim Fears In India Criticised I London, April 15. Speaking at the Indian League, Dr. Wellington Koo, Chine** Ambassador in London declared that the time had ar ;ved when neither India nor China can lead independent and isolated existences.710 words
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106 1946-04-17 3 "CHARACTER MORE IMPORTANT THAN ROUGE Colombo, April 14. Dr. F. A. Blok, Assistant Director of Ceylon's Medical Seri ices, is surprised that "tccbnicolour" girls dazzle the judges at beauty competitions. Addressing the girls of "VisakJso Vidyalaya" Dr. Blok said he was perturbed, as a parent, to see that modesty andReuter - 106 words
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Article72 1946-04-17 3 The Secretary of State for the Colonies has approved the appointment of Che Mohd. Suffian bin Ahmad to the Malayan Civil Service. Che Suffian is a Malay Queen's Scholar, born in Perak, and since he graduated from Cambridge University, has been employed bv the Far Eastern Section72 words
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Article24 1946-04-17 3 Sydney, April xy—Ltidy Louis Mountbatten, Superintendent -nt Chief of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, returned here today by flying boat from New 7Aaland.— ReuterReuter - 24 words
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282 1946-04-17 3 London, April 14. About 200 Indians and their friends were present at a meeting in London today, organised by the Indian League, to bid farewell to Sardar Sant Singh, Sikh loader and one of the members of the Indian Food delegation, and als9 to meetReuter - 282 words
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396 1946-04-17 3 London, Apr. 15.— A comprehensive defence of its Indiapolicy has been issued in London by the South Africa: Government. It is in the form of a lengthy statement supplied to the Press soon aft< the condemnatory Amritsar Day speech here hy Mr. Ashwin Choudree, orReuter - 396 words
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Article580 1946-04-17 4 Nazi Operated 'Werewolf Organisation In China Hitler's Close Friend 1 9 Others Arrested: More Arrests Imminent Shanghai, April 16.— United States authorities, have rtvealed the existence of a Nazi operated "werewolf" organisation in China which carried on war against the L T nited StatesU.P. - 580 words
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Article42 1946-04-17 4 London, April is. The Z tr Office stated today that Austrdies Gen rel Horace Robertson, fi-yr*. old lender of the Anstralian sunk forces a'Aii'tst Rabaul, has been a/>--pointed Ctfoemender Jo-Chief .j tk Comnsonwesdth force in ]<i ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article29 1946-04-17 4 This cooperation was inherent in the principles of the Pan-America programme* "Pan-American solidaritv," said the President, "must prove itself to be in fact the bulwark of peace.* 1 ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article259 1946-04-17 4 Chungking, April 15.— An estimated 30,000 Communists today are reported to have virtually surrounded the small Chinese nationalists garrison in Changchun bur nationalist authorities say that the relief army would reach the city within one week. 1 A nationalist dispatch reported skirmishing between the two Chinese factionsU.P. - 259 words
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Article217 1946-04-17 4 Washington, April 15.— President Truman, a Je. the Governing Board of the Pan-American Union here tod' declared that the L T nited Nations Organisation must succnl 1 He said: "Before us now lir a new era in which the power of atomic energy has released.217 words
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Article91 1946-04-17 4 There will be a meeting i{ General Labour Union Hall at $L„ Street, on April 20th, Saturday, at 6.30 p.m., of all Indian Chri^ oi Singapore, in order to send a 2 message to the Cabinet \li»«ioa now India, to express our support mi 2 cognition91 words
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