Indian Daily Mail, 9 July 1946
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Article18 1946-07-09 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. JULYj ULY 9 11M6 PRICE 10 CENTS I Vol. 11. N<> 7 a18 words
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Article447 1946-07-09 1 Mahatma Gandhi Reiterates Faith In Non- Violence: Says "Revolutionary Activities Cannot Carry Us Far" ALL-INDIA CONGRESS COMMITTEE MEETING ENDS RtPLY TO CONGRESS SOCIALISTS Working Committee's Decision Ratified By Huge Majority (From Our Own Correspondent) t ul > B^Thf AJI- India Congress Committee consion late last night after adopting two resolutions:447 words
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Article223 1946-07-09 1 New York, July B— The United Nations Security Council, m lull for the past 10 days, may soon get four new cases (including the explosive Palestine question.) Although the Council has no: received formal requests for action, developments m the past few days indicated thatA.P. - 223 words
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82 1946-07-09 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Hyderabad. July 8 A new reforms scheme under which two popular ministers would be appointed to the Executive Council is announced by the Nizam's Government, A new Legislative Assembly providing opportunities to all classes and interests to obtain representation is bein<4 inaugurated82 words
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139 1946-07-09 1 Ciipetown. July 8. The Passive Resistance Council yesterday announced that 14 volunteers will leave for Natal next week m order to demonstrate against the antiIndian property law. A member of the Cape Town council will lead the delegation which will have three non -Indian members.Reuter; UP - 139 words
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Article51 1946-07-09 1 Rome. July B.— Dispatches from Padua on Monday said several hundred university students broke into a British officers' club on July 6. chased out Italian women attendnig a dance and carried away flags hung In the club— all m protest against the Paris foreign ministers' conference decision on Italian boundariesA.P. - 51 words
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Article205 1946-07-09 1 YUGOSLAVS DISAGREE WITH BIG FOUR Uelgrade. July The Yugoslav Vice-Premier Edward Kardelj declared Sunday on his return from Paris that the recent conference of the four Fereign Ministers resulted m decisions which the Yugoslav people cannot accept, because again as at Versailles, the Slovenian and Croated peoples have been dividedAP - 205 words
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Article10 1946-07-09 1 Lancashire 388; Indians 164 for four wickets.— Reuter.10 words
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161 1946-07-09 1 London, July 8. The Russian newspaper Izvtfstia, in an article quoted by Moscow radio, said yesterday that while the British once allowed such emigrees as Marx and Lenin to starve in London, "influential Englishmen'' now offer "love and generosity*' to emigree Polt** The article saidUP - 161 words
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Article187 1946-07-09 1 llon.Kkons. July 7.— A group of former American and Australian war pilots are contributing materially towards Hongkong's rehabilitation. The> have been flying m raw materials, essential medical and chemical supplies. Roy Farrell. American pilot of the Chinese National Aviation Corporation, and forUMT owner of a flyingReuter - 187 words
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Article64 1946-07-09 1 Canberra, July B.— Sir Richard Casey, Governor of Bengal until lasi February, will be a candidate for the Queensland constituency m the forthcoming Federal general elections, it is authoritativeh learned. Before his appointment In Bengal, Sir Casey was successively Australian Minister of Supply and Development, AustralianReuter - 64 words
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124 1946-07-09 1 Estate Labourers Demand Manager's Recall (By A Special Correspondent > Telnk Anson, July B—The8 The estate labourers on one of the bigpesl rubber estates m Perak. Nova Stotia Estate, have sent teli -grains, through the Perak Indian Labour Association, to thr London Head Oiluc of the F.statc demanding thi- recall124 words
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133 1946-07-09 1 Nanking, July 8. Chinese Communist authorities here reported today (he fall of Ilstianhuatien Ift Hupeh (Central China) where they said tiO.Oflo Communist troops hud been isolated by a pinccr movement on the part oi Kiiomintanjr (Central Government* troops Stating that the Kuomintang troopfl involved i47thReuter - 133 words
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147 1946-07-09 1 PATIALA SAYS O.K. TO AMARNATH PLAYING FOR BURNLEY London, July 8. Reuter's corre* pondent at Manchester understand* the Maharajah of Patiala has granted Amarnath, a Captain his state Army, permission to m«m a contract with Burnley, the Lancashire League Crirket Club, for the next season. Final acceptance, therefore would dependReuter - 147 words
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754 1946-07-09 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Tuesday, July 9, 1946. A TRAGIC PICTURE QNE of the most deplorable and tragic features of the postwar period to-day is the revival and enhancement of the Western Imperialistic influence and domination m the less fortunate continents or Asia and Africa. In countries where this influence754 words
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1085 1946-07-09 2 Five Years Of A Free India....And There' Be No Maharajas Left? New Delhi The approach of independence for India is threatening to upset one of the most colourful and romanticfeatures of life m India the autocratic rule of the mighty Maharajas. These princely rulers range all the way from theAP - 1,085 words
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189 1946-07-09 2 Yellowsprings, Ohio, July 8, ''America has now last, learned to recognize India's present and potential m as a nation m the family of powerful nations," th« n tn Institute of International Relations was told hv the not. n( j lecturer andUP - 189 words
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Article71 1946-07-09 2 Detroit, July B.— Pretty Wanda Zebroski, Michigan State College student landed a barefoot kick m an armed robber's stomach then overpowered him and tied him up with her mother's apron strings. Barefooted, pyjania-tlad Wanda intercepted the culprit escaping from her father then kicked him soAP - 71 words
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Article106 1946-07-09 2 Hongkong. July B— Admiral Chak Chan, one of China's most colourful public men. has been appointed Commander-in-Chief. South China Area, of China's revived Navy. Admiral Chak Chan, who recently resigned as Mayor of Canton, was made K.C.M.G. by the Bri.ish Government In 1942 for his services mReuter - 106 words
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116 1946-07-09 2 Rangoon. July B— l General Secretary of th« Council of Buddhist Mtftka day protested against thr riecfafai of the British Parliament to remot* the clause dis-enfranchising Bui dhist monks and nuns from tbt Burma Legislature Bill "It is almosv an |m t Buddhists of Burma,"Reuter - 116 words
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58 1946-07-09 2 Bremen, July 8. Th» u«'st submarine ts^etnbl] reinforced OOnCTetC ttTOCtUP ling Egyptian pyramids In li weigh' still itinrti detpifc longed hammering with bombs The supertoi ■tiv.sst'M Ilyn. England have dropped piercing bombs on 111 rool causing appai«-m nriOOl dan The Germans designed r semblyAP - 58 words
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326 1946-07-09 2 ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW London. July S. The newly-formed !ndo-l*rili-h Dei emtk League held a reception yesterda> m London X* mm Mr. Hanek Homi, Vice President of the Indian Federation of Llftl and Indian workers delegate to the recent meeting ofReuter - 326 words
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Article90 1946-07-09 2 Calcutta. July K.— Keuoii Dacca. th«- second cit> of M said vestcrdax that that «it "m a state of panic Hindu and Htfltai ofaalMl Bevtral fatal ported. Wmd froir. L>. li lii tin- eastern pan province, mid thai all shop.- were tloaad and U policeUP - 90 words
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292 1946-07-09 3 Was .ton. July 8. Jtmmttm manoeuvres to keep the Soviet spread over Eastern Europe as kmm v possible is beiiT X |lf did privately b> dipoinatic authorities here despite pr ,,n "wiring m Paris. F v lKl t that the failure otAP - 292 words
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Article31 1946-07-09 3 X.— The nations »11 which was climbeached 324 dead as I week-end came to n> accounted ior ngs 85, tireuorks X and Ml Mi._ UPUP - 31 words
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Article17 1946-07-09 3 His Holiness Pope benediction and Catholics m Japan, holies here said was ever written by the pan.17 words
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Article497 1946-07-09 3 New York—Through the masic of television, an estimated 75,000 to 100,000 persons mi n four Eastern rS. cities saw worlds champion Joe 1 ouis knock oin challenger Billy Conn as clearly as if they had a $100 ringside seat at New York's huge Yankee Stadium. Television,497 words
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Article42 1946-07-09 3 Regina, Canada-A prac— sightless girl, Myrtle Stevcne of Regina. has won several prizes m knitting and bowling. Now she is working to complete a course m thiropracty and to win a degree as AP 1 a pia nwt.-AP - 42 words
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Article266 1946-07-09 3 Detroit— The Ford Motor Company, which has written one of the most fabulous chapters m American industrial history, has just entered Us 44 th year. Starred on June 16, 1903, with only $23,000 <US> cash on hand, the big empire that grew with unparalelleled rapidityAP - 266 words
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99 1946-07-09 3 Rome. July 7. Six thousand Italian war veterans yesterday demonstrated Rgainfti the internationalization of Trieste In tht> Pla/a del Popolo, and their leader, m a heated speech, accused France of "stabbing Italy m the back four times m less than a Century. TheUP - 99 words
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95 1946-07-09 3 Moscow, July 7. -Two United States Commerce Department officials are here to present to the Russian Government proposals by Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace for stabilised import-ex-port trade between the two countries, which may total 500 million dollars (U.S.) annually 'by 1950.AP - 95 words
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Article90 1946-07-09 3 Tokyo. July 7.— Minister witno. Portfolio Tokujiro Kanamori told the Diet House Constitutional Revision Committee that Japan, once known as "Dai Nippon Teikoku" or Great Japan Empire, henceforth will be called "Nippon Koku" or Japan Country. The latter name henceforth will be used m official documents.AP - 90 words
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Article54 1946-07-09 3 London, July R. Civorue Bernard Shaw turned sports columnist >esterday for the Sunday newspaper, "Pictorial." said that international sports do not contribute anything to the goodwill between nations. "It obviously creates the most furious animosity between nations who have no natural quarrels. All competitive j*a,mesUP - 54 words
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Article55 1946-07-09 3 MYSTERIOUS PLANES AND PILOTS Shanghai. July 8. Dispatcher* Ironi Peiping. quoting foreign sources, stated yesterday that many airplanes and over 100 aviators of unknown nationality have arrived at Yenan and at the Communist military base at Kalgan. m .'ha bar province m North China. They arrived on July 3 andUP - 55 words
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Article77 1946-07-09 3 Manila. (Air Mail) Snow. ot a reasonable fastimile thereof, came to this tropical cit\ one sunin afternoon recent l\ Hailstones, -no v, l/f ,i a, man's thumb, ifll foe fifteen minutes, In a mile-square area Weather experts. a loss '<> explain this phenomenon, confirmed the report and77 words
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247 1946-07-09 3 TO CIVIL WAR ON GREAT SCALE" Moscow, July 8. The United States is accused by the Soviet commentator. Boris Isakov. m I'ravda of assisting the Chinese National Government m violating the Chinese civil war truce and preparing for a new anti-Communist campaign thatReuter - 247 words
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138 1946-07-09 3 Manila, (Air Mail)-— The Philippines today is making con siderable progress m airways, transportation and rommunica tion. At present, over a year alter the liberation., the Philippines has two large air companies- the Philippines Air Lines and the Far Eastern Air Transport. Inc. whose routesReuter - 138 words
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62 1946-07-09 3 Nanking, July 7.- Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek promised '"better times" within six months if evcrj body in China worked hard and Fulfilled the "full duty' when he addressed over 20,000 soldiers and civilians at a memorial service on the occasion of he ninth anniversaryReuter - 62 words
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327 1946-07-09 4 AROUND THE COURTS The accused who was a member of the local Kempeitai attached to the Central Police Station, was convicted on a charge of having been responsible for the deaths of two civilian residents of Singapore, namely Wahab and Wee Cheng Wu, and for327 words
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Article206 1946-07-09 4 TWO YEARS FOR POSSESSING OPIUM "It is a very serious offence, and she must have been a tool for someone else m carrying this opium. These carriers must be stopped," said Mr. Paul Storr m the First Police Court yesterday when he sentenced Poon Tye Heng (33», a Chinese woman,206 words
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Article162 1946-07-09 4 "1 have gone over the evidence very carefully, and the evidence of the prosecution is not sufficient enough to call upon the defence. "Moreover, there is no evidence to whether it was stolen property ur not," said Mr. Paul Storr m the First Police Court yesterday162 words
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217 1946-07-09 4 ToKyo, July 7.— Three hundred women marched m the lirst allwomen's demonstration m Japan to the Premier's official residence today where they presented a 22--point demand requesting equal rights with men and also the solution to the acute food situation. The demands also includedUP - 217 words
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408 1946-07-09 4 NEW MALAYAN BODY WILL BE THOROUGHLY DEMOCRATIC Mr J A Thivy, Chairman of the Interim Committee lor the setting up of an All-Malayan Indian body/speaking at a public meeting last week at the Young Men's Indian Association, Sentul to celebrate the openingA.P. - 408 words
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546 1946-07-09 4 Do You Know The Quins Born During The Occupation? If Not Read On Buenos Aires— The five little Diligentis, one of the two sets of quintuplets m the world, will be three years old July 15— but nobody is paying much attention either to them or their birthday. The father,AP - 546 words
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