Indian Daily Mail, 11 October 1946
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Title Section16 1946-10-11 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 11. No. 20<s. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 19 Hi PRICE 10 CENTS16 words
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408 1946-10-11 1 India Seeks No Dominion Over Others J Nation- Wide Broadcast Of National Defence Minister Hues i o Auchinleck, iany British Officers I hj Oct. 10.— -1 his f r o c India will he tor all of u> ever our religion or creed or province might he. be equal share.rsAP - 408 words
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Article36 1946-10-11 1 FINANCIAL AID FOR RIOT VICTIMS Victimi of <• financial ninent of Bengal. ital on giants," not r 1,000 (£75) nn eacli n bo "men of small 'We them to retain* to rebuild their it wu announce*!. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration125 1946-10-11 1 London. Oct. 10.— Aneurin lievan. Minister of Health, referred to Winston (hurt-hill, Britain's war-time Premier a* •ihat wicked man" m a speech here last night. Mr. Bevan. who was replying to Churchill's attack on him last Saturday said: "When people ask me to remember his125 words
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Article87 1946-10-11 1 NEW DELHI, Oct. 10.— The composition of the Indian delegation to the coming session of the General assembly of the INO has been announced. The dejegates arc: Mrs. Vijayluxmi Pandit, Mr. Justice M. C. Chagla, Judge «>f the Bombay High Court, Sir Maharaj Singh, Leader ofReuter - 87 words
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115 1946-10-11 1 STOP PRESS KLUANG MUTINY CONVICTIONS QUASHED London. Oct. 10. The Minister of War Mr. Frederick Bellenger today announced the quashing Of convictions m the Malayan m v liny charge m which 243 British paratroopers m Malaya were recently sentenced by a court-martial to two years' imprisonment with hard labour. MakingReuter - 115 words
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152 1946-10-11 1 UNO Will Discuss India's Protest Against S. Africa Lake Success, New York, Oct. 10. -India's protest against the treatment of Indians m South Africa will be discussed at the forthcoming United Nations General Assembly by the Political and Security Committee. It is Item 31 on the Assembly's provisional agenda, butReuter - 152 words
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173 1946-10-11 1 LONDON. Oct. It*— (From Ronald Bedford) Pandit Nehru's latest hook the "Discovery of India" is proving popular with discriminating readers m London. Three principal booksellers Foylet, the largest bookstore m the world.. 1 J. and C. BumpUfl booksellers to the King, an«l Hatchetts, oneReuter - 173 words
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Article, Illustration274 1946-10-11 1 MORALE, TERRAIN, MONSOON, DISEASE AND PRIORITY" SUPREMO'S BASIS OF OPERATIONS WHICH DEFEATED THE JAPS London, Oct. 10. Five-pencilled words on a foolscap sheet written by Admiral Lord Mountbatten when he was appointed Supreme Allied Commander m South-East Asia m 1943 were the basis of the operations which defeated the JapaneseReuter - 274 words
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Article, Illustration500 1946-10-11 1 Uatavia, Oct. 10. High Dutch and Indonesian (MUTCCfI aro. optimistic lor the first time about the probability of concluding a military truce within a week, as the result of daily discussions between Dutch Commission General J'rofessor Schermerhorn and Indonesian Premier Sutan Sjahrir,U.P. - 500 words
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789 1946-10-11 1 South Africa Gets Ready For Royal Visit Johannesburg, Oct. 10.' Plans for the visit of the Royal Family to South Africa next year are taking shape. Town Councils are placing orders for flags, bunting, tassels, gold ropes, bannerettes, pennants, rdsettes and fireworks. Illuminations and triumphal arches have been ordered- andReuter - 789 words
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Advertisement15 1946-10-11 1 LAN DAILY MAIL" ription Rates For Foreign By Post LV l3.oo; 9.oo; 18.00; 35 .00.15 words
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Advertisement22 1946-10-11 1 71, Selegie Road, Singapore TELL YOUR PRODUCT^ Tl> TIIL PEOPLE Through: TAMIL MURASU The Leading Tamil Daily m Malaya over 12 yean.22 words
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622 1946-10-11 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Friday, Oct. 11, 1946. Estate Staffs And Labour— V AUR analysis of the Estate Staffs' interests will not be complete without a reference to the question of Toddy. That the Staffs' interest m the Estate Toddy Shops is immense, few will deny. The Toddy Shops constitute622 words
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Article, Illustration598 1946-10-11 2 compromises Reached on Two important Points? Calcutta. Prospects for bringing the Muslim League into India's plan for independence have been brightened by a report that League President Mohammed Ali Jinnah had sent a letter to Viceroy Wavell asking written confirmation of certain pointsA.P. - 598 words
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66 1946-10-11 2 STUDENTS ENTERTAIN BOMBAY GOVERNOR London, Oct. 10.— Sir John Colville. Governor of Bombay, wit;* his wife and daughter were guests yesterday at a formal party at the new hostel for Indian students here. The hostel's general secretary, Mr. Malapuraman, and Mr. D. C. Ohose, president of the Students' Council, receivedReuter - 66 words
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226 1946-10-11 2 LAHORE.— AIIama Mashriqui, the Khaksar leader, m a letter to Mr. Jinnah m response to his Id day appeal to the Khaksars to join the Muslim League says: "To tell you the truth, I am convinced that consciously or unconsciously you and the Mussalmans ate,226 words
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Article204 1946-10-11 2 Indian National War Academy M ADR AS.— Dr. Ama math Jha, Vice-Chancellor, Allahabad University, and Vice-chairman, Working Commit toe, National War Academy India. accompanied i>y Major Kerkar (National War Academy Secretariat* arrived recently In Madras. "The object of my visit to Madras is m pursuance of the all India tour204 words
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Article48 1946-10-11 2 New Delhi, Oct. fc— Standing crops are not likely to suffer any loss this year as no further invasion of locusts is expected during this season although conditions m many desert areas are still suitable for breeding, according to the latest report on the locust situa- tion ReuterReuter - 48 words
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350 1946-10-11 2 Bombay, Oct. 10. The use of aircraft to hii, I men to Icica4e shoals of fish on the surface or I ment to deter them at the hoi torn of the m,i^ I Mr. C. C. Jt>hn, Professor of Marine Biologj I theReuter - 350 words
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Article153 1946-10-11 2 Tokyo, Oct. B.— A revised constitution for Japan, outlawing the maintenance of armed forces, drastically curtailing the Emperor's powers, and granting the people a specific bill of rights, was accepted by the Japanese House of Representatives Monday by 342 votes to five. Four Communists and one153 words
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Article107 1946-10-11 2 London, Oct. tf. Official quarter. m London confirmed today that the grant the United States request foi British Government is prepared to B loan Of 20,000,000 lbs of meat to feed American troops In Europe. It would be conditional on the meat being repayable onReuter; AP - 107 words
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325 1946-10-11 2 Madras Anglo-Indians Promise Co-orperation To Nehruji I MADRAS. I annual meeting •>• I of the Anglo I 1 recently at Sl M I Street, Mr. Danie I for Loral Admi i trat I I Anglo-Indian comm I trust m eafeguai ds j I formulae but to and affection oi thei325 words
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93 1946-10-11 2 RUSSIA THINKS HIROHITO IS WAR CRIMINAL Tokyo, Oct. C. An that Russia thirilu Hirohito should be ti criminal was seen In by the Soviet pn I Golunsky. at the wai 11. here as the Russia i I case against Hedeki other defendants t M. Golun.sky poln I Hirohito was chair!.UP. - 93 words
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Article41 1946-10-11 2 BLACK MARKET IN BIBLES Johannesburg. A t m bibl( I South African t <.-.•. n I being sold for ftvt I nrai prio witii a. r brim hi pocket i dition sup t itudy purpo» I m the rjumbci scl A .P.A.P. - 41 words
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Article28 1946-10-11 2 RUBBER POSITION IN SOUTH BORNEO Batavia Oc position li proved In r< ceiiji m< iKf. produ at 75 Rubber Banka total X W i3.uuo.ouu trees an* tapable. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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179 1946-10-11 2 Mr. Duncan dr 1 Alwis, modelling cXDert irom Ceylon, who came to Malaya to assist m the last M.A.H.A. exhibition at tne invitation of the Department of Public Relations, has completed his work here. He left on October 6 for Singapore, from where he is179 words
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224 1946-10-11 2 Madras, (Air Mail)— That the rules that servants should not participate m political activities are held good now, and it would hold good m future as well was the substance of answers given by the Premier Mr. T. Prakasam during question hourUPI - 224 words
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171 1946-10-11 2 Singapore Barrister To Defend H. K. Indian Prisoners CALCUTTA— Mr. Kajenrira Sin«h Gill, recently released prisoner of war at Hon^ Kong, called on the President, H.l\ with a view to apprise him of the condition of about 20 Indian prisoners now m Monu Konu prison, and to make immediate arrangement171 words
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Article, Illustration299 1946-10-11 3 Generalissimo Chiang Appeals For Peace National Unification I Oct. 10.— (■eneralissimo Chiang Kai-shek last nlea for peace and national unification when he vide broadcast OH the eve ol China's "Double -liith anniversary if the proclamation of thfi Chinese Commmnistfl heii p!<:t t« achieve m and disintcMltry by military i<> participateReuter - 299 words
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Article44 1946-10-11 3 As previously announced, nationals of the United Nations may demand statement of their accounts from German banks and applications may be made through the Control Offlcei for Germany and Australia. In making these claims, the claimants should state their nationality.44 words
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Article83 1946-10-11 3 Hongkong, Oct. 10.- A general holiday was declared m Hongkong and Chinese and British flags were llown from buildings m celebration Of China's National Day. Known as the "Double Tenth." A big reception by l|*« Commissioner of Foreign Affairs m South China will highlight a fullReuter - 83 words
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472 1946-10-11 3 RESISTANCE TO BIRTISH OCCUPATION: HITLER'S SWASTIKAS REAPPEARING Ii H.Q. m Germany.— Hitler's swastikas are returning They are the first genuine signs of coming to the British occupation since we entered (iersix months ago they Hid not exist but now they da) by day. You must rise early to see themUP - 472 words
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Article26 1946-10-11 3 Kabul, Oct. B.— The Afghan National Parliament recently constituted three special parliamentary committees to control and supervise the work oi different go vein mem departments.- ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article99 1946-10-11 3 Caux, Switzerland, Oct. 10. Mr. Cedric Mayadas, Director of Agriculture m the United Provinces, summing up the challenge of tne tirst post-war conference on moral rearmament just concluded here oaid that two ideologies were likely to capture tne imagination of the worid. One was the ideologyReuter - 99 words
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Article51 1946-10-11 3 SIAMESE BUFFALOES FOR MALAYA Bangkok. Oct. 10.— The Siamese Government has officially announced that it will permit the export of 240 buffaloes per month to Singapore on three-month trial basis. Half of this total wiU yo lo the Malayan Union. The measure U intended to counter cattle smuggling to Malaya.51 words
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Article40 1946-10-11 3 MOSCOW, Oct. 8. -Former Czarist subjects and ex-citizens of the Soviet Uj ion and their children now living m Japan will He able to regain Soviet citizenship under a decree issued today by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article, Illustration1078 1946-10-11 3 PARIS, Oct. <>.— Mr. Ernest Bevin, British Foreign Minister. speaking Tor the first time m the Paris Conference as the leader of the British delegation declared yesterday afternoon:* 4 What ever decisions are arrived at it cannot be said the Conferenc and the worldReuter - 1,078 words
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414 1946-10-11 3 London, Oct. 10. The Secrttary lor the Colonies, Mr. \r thur Creech-Jones, told the House of Commons yesterday thai he hoped there would emerge from the consultations between the Government and Malay representatives m Malaya a scheme acceptable to all concerned whichReuter - 414 words
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Article135 1946-10-11 3 New York, Oct. I —Leaders of the Spanish Republican Government m exile reported preparations to pul up a strenuous fight for action against the Franco regime at the session of the I'nitcd Nations General Assembly. Informed quarters said that Dr. Juse Ciral 'b^ RepublicanAP - 135 words
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Article859 1946-10-11 3 (From Henry Navlor, Keuters Correspondent) LIVERPOOL. (Air Mail) Believed to be one of the first experiments of its kind m Great Britain, a new community centre for coloured people has been opened at Stanley House, Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool with one of its main aims toReuter - 859 words
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372 1946-10-11 4 "Double Tenth" Celebrated On Pre-war Scale Warm tributes to the "distinguished leadership and perseverance of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, and his "determined and consistent" efforts to "brin^ about a cessation of civil war" m China and establish a "fully representative* national government were expressed yesterday byAP - 372 words
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Article63 1946-10-11 4 The Hind Volunteer Service, Stlatlgor Region, will hold an athletic sports meeting under the auspices of the Selangor Regional Indian Congress on 20th October at the T.P.C.A. Padang m commemoration of the 3rd anniversary Of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind Various items have been kept63 words
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Article43 1946-10-11 4 The following is the organisation of the War Damage Claims Commission The Secretary of the Com mission is Mr. M. H. Blacker, MCS with two Deputy Secretaries, Mr. D. Brennan m Singapore and Mr. David Wong m Kuala Lumpur.43 words
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Article59 1946-10-11 4 A meeting oi' the Regional Indian Congress Interim Committee of Johore will be held on Thursday the 17th October, 1946, at 4 p.m., at No. 47. Jaian Ibrahim, Johore Bahni. All members are kindly requested to attend. Peiping. The Police Bureau reported that 19,620 persons or59 words
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Article33 1946-10-11 4 WANTED an office assistant for the Regional Congress Interim Committee of Singapore. Applications stating qualifications and salary expected must reach the Hony Secretary, p.o. Box 621, Singapore, on or before 12th Oct. ]<j<tf>33 words
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Article, Illustration185 1946-10-11 4 London, Oct. 10. Mr. (ieorgc Bernard Shaw did not attend the ceremony of presenting to him the freedom of Saint Pancras at Saint Paneras town Hall. London, yesterliay. He stumbled and bruised his eg at his London flat yesterday and remained indoors on medical advice. AReuter - 185 words
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169 1946-10-11 4 EDINBOROUGH, Oct. t<— The leading Scottish daily the Scotsman pesterdaj published letter from N. Chaudhuri. a WeU*knoWß resident, criticising Mr. Churchill's speech at tin* Conservative l\ut> Conference at Blackpool. "Mr, Churchill's speech' 1 says Chaudhuri, "was masterpiece of rhetoric and deserved every applause it receivedReuter - 169 words
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80 1946-10-11 4 INDIAN SCIENTIST PRESENTED WITH PRECIOUS STONES, GEMS BANGALORE, Oct I).— Sir C. V. Raman, India's well-known scientist, has been presented with a collection of precious stones ami gems from Ceylon. The *rift is from owners of gem fields m Ratnapura, Ceylon, to commemmorate Sir C. V. Raman's recent visit toReuter - 80 words
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Article59 1946-10-11 4 New York, Oct. 8.— Cigarette price Increases Of 25 cents (U.S.» per thousand, effective immediately, were announced Monday almost simultaneously by two major producers, the American Tobacco Company and Philip Morris Company. Limited. This brings the net cost to wholesalers to $6.50 (American) per thousand compared toA.P. - 59 words
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63 1946-10-11 4 Peshawar. Oct. 10. The Afghan Government are believed to be ttiating for the import oi AjnerJ can food grains to meet a shortay:*' m the country. The imported train will be sold at cost price. Private lorry owners have volun teered t<> transport the grainReuter - 63 words
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272 1946-10-11 4 Department of Broadcasting presents its third Radio Malaya Orchestral concert on Sunday 13th October. It is evident from past successes that the continuation of these programmes as public performances is justified. The people ol Singapore have .shown by their enthusiasm that these concerts fill272 words
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Article156 1946-10-11 4 In the District Court, Jelebu, Tuesday, the (irst two offenders m .Yegri Sembilan under the Agricultural I no dn up Proclamation No. 67, Section 3 (1), Wong Ah Kwee and Tan Keong Inn, were charged for failing to cultivate two per cent of the156 words
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Article63 1946-10-11 4 A communication received this morning states that, any person or public body desiring to make representations to the Estate Toddy Shop Committee appointed by His Excellency the Governor of the Malayan Union, should forward a statement of evidence or views not later than October 31,63 words
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Article56 1946-10-11 4 The 4th Quarter allocations or rubber for export to countries other than the United Kingdom and United States of America have now been announced. Exporters are notified that the Registrar of Imports and Exports, Singapore, can only issue Export licences to the individual shippers nominated by the Board56 words
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Article81 1946-10-11 4 Tokyo, Oct. 10.— The wartime spirit whicli prompted Japanese airmen to fly without parachutes still manifests itself today m Japanese window cleaners. Workmen cleaning the windows of the Radio Tokyo office building scorn wearing belis or other safety devices and are surprised if questioned asUP - 81 words
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290 1946-10-11 4 Governor's Tribute To G.O.C.-In-C. At Wednesday morning's session of the Advisory Council meeting m Kuala Lumpur, 11. B. the Governor, Sir Edward Gent, paid the following tribute to Lieut. -Gen. Sir Frank Metfservy. KBE, CB, I)SO f .G.O.C-ill-C., Malaya Command, who will be leaving Malaya shortly to take up an290 words
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135 1946-10-11 4 Jerusalem, Oct. 10. The Haganah Jewish resistance movement estimated to number 80,000 is mobilising for an all-out "offensive" against the Irgun Zvai Leumi and the Stern gang, two Jewish exiiemist organisations, according to usually dependable sources here. A "showdown" m what has hitherto been purely propagandaReuter - 135 words
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Article45 1946-10-11 4 The information appearing m a newspaper of October luth thai a reduction m the price of bread will be made with the iniroduction of bread rationing is incorrect. The controlled retail selling price of bread will remain at 20 eta, per lb.45 words
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141 1946-10-11 4 NEW DELHI, Oct. 10.— Denuded of supplies of imported sulphur during 1 war years, the Government of India employed a special staff of geologists to explore indigenous resources. And after two years, stoekfl of sulphur were discovered m the hilly regions of northern Baluchistan.Reuter - 141 words
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Article73 1946-10-11 4 New Delhi, Oct. 10— India has been elected to all six commissions set up by the Economic and Social Council of the I nited Nations, it was learned today. Excluding the "Big-Five—Britain, the U.S. China, Russia and France —India is the only country to be represented on allA.P. - 73 words
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Article57 1946-10-11 4 POONA mile hour recently, cut on i telephone conmui hours. Restoration ing the traffic Indian Radio al tions >\u\ ions at I India t«« ov< cable route tl Ti unk communii and Madra pur were di The storm la minute v i telep and telejReuter - 57 words
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Advertisement211 1946-10-11 4 I MARLBOr.JGS; BEACH I r***^ DAILI tows :;.»;>—♦;.:;(» Rciurn Screen feu Days ilj I Ü BASANT M 1 'Hindu Starring: MUMTA2 SHANII and CLLHAS I;; Released Through United Exhibitors Bj j TO-MORROW Al WIDNIGHI I GULAMI (Hind usts v-e A R R I C X Geylans Phor.e 8407S THREE SHOWS211 words
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