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The Hindu'saugust 15, 1947 Issue COLLECTOR'S EDITION The Hindu’s August 15, 1947 issue From its birth as a weekly in September 1878, The Hindu became a powerful instrument of the Indian national movement that sought to overthrow British rule. It was hence tting that when freedom dawned, The Hindu welcomed it with characteristic aplomb, deep thought, and skillful penmanship. The Hindu's edition on August 15, 1947, along with a 32-page supplement, was a tribute to the freedom struggle, with articles by some of the greatest names of that age including V.K. Krishna Menon, India’s rst woman legislator Muthulakshmi Reddi, and the great educationist K.M. Munshi. It also carried striking images of the arrival of Independence, and riveting news from that tempestuous time. The Hindu's leading article on the historic day was characteristically pithy and powerful. Titled "Red letter day'', it said: "By the grace of Providence India enters the comity of free nations today, an equal among equals. It is an occasion for rejoicing not only for her people but for all who value human freedom as an end in itself. So long as this country with her hoary civilisation and many-sided culture, her wealth of resources and matchless opulence of spirit remained in political bondage, that very fact constituted an implicit denial of those values to which the dominant nations of the West were wont to pay lip service." Now, we are proud to share with our loyal subscribers, those very pages, articles, and images from which our readers got to know about the advent of freedom on August 15, 1947. August 2020 Copyright© 2020, THG PUBLISHING PVT LTD. REG. NO. M. 97. MORNING THE ' WITH FREE SUPPLEMENT 20 PAGES NATIONAL GLASSWARE MART ERNON & COMPANY, LTD. 11, LALAKUTTY STREET, PERIAMET, MADRAS 3 BIOSYN BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS OFFERS ALL KINDS OF Livibex for Debility, Anaemia, etc. (Ampoules) • EMPTY GUSS • CORKS • PERFUMERY Prolivex „ „ (Oral) BOTTLES • CAPSULES • LABELS, ETC. Biohpar similar to Prolivex for Advanced Cases. Most reasonable prices :: Safe packing :: Early despatch 36, SECOND LINE BEACH, MADRAS, telephone: 442^4. Partners: S. K. RAJAGOPALAN & R. ANNAMALAI. VOL. LXXI. NO. 193. MADRAS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1947. 2 ANNAS 12 PAGES Announcement MADURA SRINIVAS MILLS LIMITED, (Spinning & Weaving) MADURA. The Textile Policy of the Government of Madras having been revised, we are glad to inform the Pub- lic that Building Operations are in full swing. The re- quisite machinery is ex- pected to arrive by the end of this year and the Mana- ging Directors, with the hearty co-operation of the public and the share holders, are confident that they could install all the Machinery and 1 "MCMOR/- •: ' •- • V" commence production before the end of the next year. Since an extension of time upto 14-2-'48 has now been obtained for the clo- sure of Capital Issue, Pub- lic co-operation is earnestly solicited to complete the share capital, in time. P. S. MAN | IYER, For Srinivasan & Company Partner, MANAGING AGENTS. "> THE INDIA ELECTRIC WORKS LTD,, • CHATNATH BUILDINGS ", 19/29, MOUKT BOAD, MADRAS, STANDARD GENERAL WE REJOICE IN OUR C. V. SRINIVASAN 'BENHUR' 7 v WAYAM & CO. ASSURANCE CO., LID. * &EL1VERANCE & COMPANY STATIONERY PRODUCTS (Estd. 1896) es < 27. THAMBtJ CHETTY STREET, TRANSACTS FROM 27, Thambu Chetty Street, MADRAS X. ALL CLASSES OF ROTARY DUPLICATOR MADRAS I. POLAK & SCHWARZ'S FOREIGN BONDAGE AND (Hand-feed Model) (Holland, England & U.S.A.) FIRE . SOLE AGENTS Essences, Essential Oils, Per- Approved fdr %a/» M, Government . in South India EXPLOITATION Technical Examinations fumery & Aromatic Chemi- MARINE for cals, Holland Chicory and ENVELOPES, Van Ameringen-Hoebler \nci, Barley, American Soyabean We salute our India and Manufacturers: LETTER PADS, and New York, U. S. A. 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T., MADRAS. £*& BRANCHES AT: Bombay, Ahmedabad, Lahore, Delhi, Patna and Karachi. Agencies throughout India. 1 Sri Aurobindo's Works . :,'i .*?>• Jrift* V'''V RS.A.P. The lite Divine, Vol. 1 8 0 2 18 0 0 Essays on the Gita 1st series 7 8 0 2nd „ 10 0 0 v Collected Poems & Plays In 2 Volumes 155 0 0 It 2 iHt* m Isha Upanishad 22 8 0 Ideal and Progress 11 0 0 The Superman 0 10 0 mm Evolution 0 12 0 Thoughts and Glimpses 1 0 0 The Mother 1 0 0 The Riddle of This World 1 8 0 f J mm mr Lights on Yoga I 8 0 / '-WM 'M ^K m •;fsesi Bases of Yoga 1 8 0 -9t The Yoga and its Objects 1 0 0 Bankim-Tilak-Dayananda 1 8 0 The Renaissance in India 1 8 0 The Ideal of the Karmayogin 18 0 jf^lltiti ffl A System of National *m I Education I 0 0 ^•mi^ A W The National .Value'of Art 1 0 0 The Brain of India 0 8 0 Uttarpara Speech 8 0 m •t Kalidasa 4 0 m^ Views and Reviews 4 \t Vikramorvasie or the Hero and the Nymph 0 9 Hymns to the Mystic Fire 5 0 0 Poems Past and Present 1 4 0 The Significance of Indian Art 18 0 Spirit and Form of Indian s mtv$ Polity 14 0 SAVITRI: A legend and a Symbol Book I Canto I 4 0 0 „ II „ 1 10 0 „ III 1 100 ., Ill „ II 10 0 „ III „ III 10 0 c,:z And all other Ashram Books ^^^^^^^^^^W3' To be had of: Sri Aurobindo Library '/* ^ •--•:: 369, Esplanade, Madras 1. f^p^i^^W™^^*?^™^^^^^^^"^^"^™ THE HINDU, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1947. A&MS ft AMMUNITION FINANCIAL MATRIMONIAL SITUATIONS REQUIRED ELECTION NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES SITUATIONS VACANT VAILABLE Kagliih and Belgian Quns OAN8 up to R*. 6,000 are given en per. ANTED two Vellala bridegrooms, edu- REGISTERED Accountant and -Master ERODE MUNICIPALITY. THE ALLIED INDUSTRIAL. DISTRIBU- Applications vi invited before JBth A at competitive prio**, Writ* early: I* *on*l *eeurlty. Write for terms: The W cated and well-tettled in life for two A of Arts who underwent the period ol Notice. TORS LTD., MADRAS. August, 1947, from fully qualified Sanitary Oriental General Trading Co. (Sind) Hd, British Trade Builders, P.B. 447, Bombay. fair girls, aged 83 end IS, residing in Cen- articles in a Firm of Chartered Accountants, It is hereby Informed that election for Notice Is hereby given that a shareholder Inspectors, both female and male candi- Harriot Boad, Karachi 2. M-4247 C2/India tral Travancore. The girls' education: the seeks employment in an Auditors' *irm or the 24 seats of the 19 wards of Erode Mu- of the above Company has given notice of dates for the post of a Registrar-Vacci- NE Winchester. 22 Repeater Rifle With E Puranwakum Hindu Santhatha Sanga elder is E.5.L.C. and Hindi Visharad and in a Limited Company. Apply to Box No. nicipality will be held on 29-9-1947 as not- his intention to propose Messrs. Sundaram nator in the scale of Rs. 40—2—60, plus O ammunition—Rl. 150. Box No. P-5238, Nidhi.Ltd.. 48, Vellala Street, Purasa- tht other English Middle School and music. L-4046, c/o "The Hindu". L-4046 ed below :— and Srinivasan, Registered Accountants, Rs. 20-4-0 Hill Allowance. Rs. 18 Dearnes* «/o "Tha Hindu." P-5Z38 r No dowry—Apply stating details with 1. Nomination papers may be delivered Madras, as the Auditors of the Company Allowance and Rs. 4 Conveyance Allowance). wakum, Madras, accepts Fixed Deposits for for the year 1947-48 at the forthcoming Apply with age, caste, certificates, pre- 1 and 1 years at 3% and 4% respectively, horoscope to Box No. S-1110, e/o "The SITUATIONS VACANT to the Election Officer or Manager from AGENTS WANTED Interest payable monthly. N. B. Sadagopa Hindu,'* Madras. S-1110 2 p.m. to 4 pjn. on the 25th and 26th Annual General Meeting of the Company vious experience etc.to : Mudaliar, Secretary. L-4041 ANTED a fair, healthy, educated, dis- ANTED Immediately a candidate having August 1947 and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. to be held on 30th August, 1947. THE MUNICIPAL HEALTH OFFICER, QSNTS wanted. Xmai cards, complete W ciplined, and accomplished virgin girl, w experience and thorough knowledge on 27-8-1947, at the Municipal Office. P. GOPAL KRISHNA, F-5241. Ootacamund, A specimen album* Re. 1. Mathai's Pub- age 12 to 16, of a highly respectable An- in Banking Accounts. Apply to Box No. 2. Nomination papers will be taken up 4B19 Manager. lications, Bombay 7. M-4348 dhra Velanati Brahmin family of decent 4&14 c/o "The Hindu". 4814 for scrutiny at 10 a.m. on 28-8-1947 in the THE MYSORE INSURANCE CO., LTD. T7IOB, Simplex Safety Razors, Valmor Cos- FOR SALE Head Office: Bangalore.
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