The Straits Times, 12 October 1945

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  • 17 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-ESTABLISHED 184 b. m SINGAPORE. FRIDAY OCTOBER 12. 1945, PRICE 10 CENTS
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  • 531 1 Iast Privilege To Go; Full Civic Rights INGAPORE TO REMAIN SEPARATE COLONY LONDON, Oct. I.— Malayan Union is to belt an accomplished fact according to new measures for the political, economic, I social advancement of Malaya which were outii today m the House of
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  • 41 1 OTTAWA, Oct. 10.— Mr. Douglas Abbott, Canadian Minister > for Navy and Defence, told the House of Commons that panada's permanent post-war Navy would consist of a strength of IG,O(H>. with 18 000 m a single reserve force.— Reuter
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  • 144 1 LONDON. Oct. 10— "The United Nations Charter is Britain's first line of defence and, while it is not perfect, Britain intends to use t to the full," said Mr. Clement i Attire Prime Minister, when I addressing a national demonstration of United Nations Associations today.
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  • 227 1 LONDON, Oct. 10.— As Beltain's dock strikes continued to spread today and troops began discharging food ships Mr. George Isaacs, Minister of Labour, said m the House of Commons: "The strike is wrong and cannot be justified whit ever the men's grievances. The men should
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  • 282 1 Soviet Aspirations Perturb U.S. fOKIG, Oct. 10.— A nigh staff officer said here tonight that if a four-power commission were appointed to control Japan, General Mac Arthur would resign, and 'drop a few clicks of dynamite when he goes." Mac Arthur's command had not received "one iota of assistance or
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  • 45 1 LONDON, Oct. 10— Melbourne radio today reported that all but 100 or 200 of the 10.000 Japanese m Dutch Borneo have now been rounded up by the Australians. Some 5.500 Japanese have been interned m Balik Papan, South- j east Borneo. Reuter.
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  • 142 1 Russian Spirit Needed In Re-Construction CHINA CHUNGKING, Oct. 10— China's new reconstruction programme must be carried out m the same spirit as that of the Russians m their fiveyear plans, stated Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek broadcasting on China's future political status on the occasion of China's "Double Tenth" celebrations. The programme
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  • 47 1 SHANGHAI, Oct. 10— The newly-opened Indian Relief Office here was besieged u-jV.y by scores of Indians, eager to secure information aoout their families and friends at home, and also to register for repatriation. The British Red Cross is assisting m the work.— Reuter.
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  • 534 2 The Straits Times SINGAPORE. FRI. Oct. 12. 1945. Dollar Rubber? Chinese criticism of the price fixed for rubber *-as orought tc a head this week with the speech by Mr. Tan Kah Keeto whom, m passin?. the Straits Time* offers a hearty welcome and congratulations on his rafe return to
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  • 484 2 Placing time bombs m the Batoporan naval arsenal, Soerabaya, to prevent its capture by supponers of the 'Indonesian Republic", the Japanese commandanc and his second-in-command both committed hara-kiri with hand-grenades as the huge ammunition dump blew sky-high. This is the story of Sub.-Lt.
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    • 247 2 The announcement that Malayan Volunteers are to be given former rates of pay was both shocking and disheartening. During the three and a half years while we have been prisoners-of-war. no discrimination was made between European and Eurasian personnel and we were always told thai we were part
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    • 54 2 The space allotted to the Man-in-the-Street will now have to be rationed more strictly than ever, since the small type hitherto u-.nl is no longer available. The Straits Times is daily receiving enough letters to OH this page twice over. If 50a want yours to be published
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    • 65 2 I read m the Straits Times of Oct. 10 that seven deaths have occurred among Service men as a result of their drinking local hooch. Many drums of what appeared to be methylated spirits wpre looted recently, and I am told that this loot, duly coloured and bottled,
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    • 227 2 The news of Java is not pleasant by any means, but having lived in that wonderful country for close upon 36 years (I landed in Tandjong-Priok on Nov 11 1909)— and having just been released from internment at Bandoeng— I claim to know something about the Indonesians and
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  • 295 2 By a Naval correspondent Minesweepers of the British East Indies Fleet, consisting of four flotillas of fleet sweepers, and three flotillas of auxiliary sweepers have accomplished an enormous amount of work clearing channels and opening up traffic lanes m the narrow confined waters from the northern end of
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  • 506 2 Singapore Diary Looted Churches OF all the churches ji M^ one that has suffered au»! v quence of the war m vi.» appears to have been St .4 Church, Penang. Tha. wy pletely looted and sacked b) tfe before the Japanese ciuenj town. It is a great pity, for— with
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  • 575 3 20 KILLED, 2 BLINDED BY WOOD SPIRIT POLICE SWOOP ON VENDORS Poisor has been discovered m locally manufactured hooch and has already killed 20 Servicemen. Military and civil police m Singapore have swooped down on retailers of this poisonous liquor drrmg the last 48 hours
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  • 207 3 B.M.A. WILL LEAVE TRADE TO CHINESE A ls coing to do all -m to get the flew of ,:o Malaya started, and hat we can safely leave it jje Chinese," declared P.A.B. McKervon, Chtof vivil Affairs Officer, ore, m a speech at party held at the Chinese of Commerce to
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  • 30 3 Paul Giam passed away peacetally at No. 25 Angullia Road at 9.15 l 10th October, 1945. Funeral at 3 p.m. to Church of Ss and Paul, thence to Bidadari.
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  • 70 3 Only 35 Per Cent Fit Only 35 per rent, of the working population of Koala Lumpur can be considered fit for 100 per cent strennons work. This is amon? the findings of the nutritional survey tarried out by the X.M.A. under the supervision of Lieut-Col. Hugoe Matthews, Consulting Physician, Ma'av
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  • 65 3 The International Red Cross, for some weeks past, has distributed appreciable quantities of foodstuffs destitute families of servicemen and volunteers. Mr. H. Schweizer, I.R.C. representative In Singapore, said yesterday that as a result of an invitation published m the Straits Times, more than 500
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  • 70 3 The V.M.C.A. building m Stamford Road, which during the Japanese occupation housed the Kempei-tai Headquarters m Singapore, is being turned into a Salvation Army Red Shield Canteen and Hostel for Allied I Servicemen. When opened, the Canteen is expected to cater for about
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  • 49 3 For the first time m history, units of the tto>ii Navy flew the Chinese ensign at their mastheads on Wednesday. This was done t>y the Crttish East Indies Fleet anchored off Singapore wucn ihe local Chinese celebrated the Double Tenth, China's National Day.
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  • 111 3 The Officer Commanding the Royal Malay Navy. Lieutenant J. O. Bar rac lough, nas made a special appeal for information regarding the whereabouts of Hassan bin All. v former member of the Royal Malay Navy. j Over three years ago Hassan was recommended by
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  • 120 3 Detective Shoots, Kills Gangster A Chinese gangster, alleged to be the leader of a band responsible for several lo- al kidnappings, was shot dead m the New World amusement park on Wednesday night. From information available it is understood that two cninese detectives on duty m the park, were having
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  • 42 3 Mr. Nonce Sen, who waa Columbia Films representative :n Malaya and Java, before the war, has returned to Singapore from Java with his wife and two children. Mr. Sen will be m charge of the distribution of Columbia pictures m this country.
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    • 28 3 >c E The engagement of M'ss Jby Lee Hung Peng 3rd daughter Mrs. Lee Ling Kai to Austin T Hill took place on Double Tenth" October 10th 1545.
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  • 329 4 Chlorine is being brought to Singapore by air to d.able the Water Department to effect a partial purification ot the city's water supply. Meanwhile a large order for various chemicals required m the process of purifying Singa-pore-s water supply was placed by sicnal within a
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  • 262 4 Mo-e work will bo avail' I for local men when 1,500 Javanese and "early 100 Koreans brought to the Singapore Naval fcase by the Japanese are i repatriated •»> the British i authorities, as soon as shipping space is available. The work of
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  • 44 4 Newsreels which contain shots of the peace celebrations in j London and of the Burma carvipaign just prior to the Japanese surrender have just arrived in Singapore and are now being shown at the Cathay alon? with "Millions Like U."
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  • 59 4 The registration of telegraph addresses has commenced by I Cable and Wireless Ltd. A j statement issued by the company states that as the Singapore register has not been recovered it will be necessary for previous indicators to be re-registered. Each client may register one indicator only which
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  • 125 4 Roads alons tne west co^st of Malaya are m good condition, and m the las: *c.v we^ engineers have MM many oridges serviceable far ntuvier .oads. It is on the eastern slj. board that commuriinulD n> are causing a headache, says an oTiCial statement from raping. The
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  • 103 4 SAVINGS BANK OPENS O N MONDAY The Postal Savings Bank, Malaya, will reopen on Monday, Oct. 15, when withdrawals may be made, the Straits Times reliably understands. The old accounts will be valid but proof, m the shape of pass books or sufficient evidence for the verification of records, must
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  • 133 4 Results of the Cambridge ex- 1 animations held m December. 1941, will be made known shortly. A telegram received by the Education Office. Singapore Division. B.M.A. states that 35 pass lists were forwarded to j Singapore on Oct. 1. All scripts for the Cambridge School Certificate
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  • 135 4 Organized Resistance Army units continue to assist m the restoration of law and order m Perak and Se'iangor. Proclamations have been issued by the British garrison commanders ordering irregular bands to come into the op.-n and work under the orders of the military. Some of
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    • 514 4 SINGAPORE ENTERTAINMENTS PALACEGAY-New 3ridge Road. October 12th to Hth BEFORE I HANG (Boris K:i 1. 3.15. 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. GLOBE -Great World Park October 11th to 13th FOOLS FOR SCANDAL (Carole Lombard) 3, 7 and 9 p.m. SKY Great World Park October 11th to 13th NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH
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