The Straits Times, 13 October 1945
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Title Section17 1945-10-13 1 The Straits Times UALAYA'^ LEADING SEWSPAPER— ESTABLISHED 7845 I SIN<.\PORE. SATURDAY OCTOBER 13, 1*45, "Ml,* 10 CENTS17 words
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324 1945-10-13 1 Indone sians In Control Of All Java Except Batavia City PASSENGERS KILLED IN TRAIN FIGHT BATAVIA Oct. 10.— Disturbances are increasing m Java and Batavia is the only centre which is iquat. The Japanese no longer maintain law and order and Nationalists have occupied dumps of arm* and munitions. They324 words
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90 1945-10-13 1 ON, Oct. 11.— For c m 1.000 years history the cry the Emperor" n Tokio's streets r, cables .the Newsspecial correspon[n Tokio. j by political prisoners morning, a parade ot •nese stopped before Arthur's Headquarters. c the m^at surround- rial Palace. polW watched thp90 words
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Article88 1945-10-13 1 {F] 11. -Allied Powers In the ui-tinistra-r today officially jd violation of *he Interoa Committee If i o m lt*€ The eminent om eomhdrawal of it«; troops h cruiser Dueay ived at Taneiet today representatjve of nf \loroccc J-nd a ran troop. 7 led by rs.88 words
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88 1945-10-13 1 R emoval Of Trade Barriers Wanted By U.S. I NGTON, Oct. 11-— ng Of United States to to foreign countries P mination of trade b II advocated to4 roup of congress- aye recently re- m an inspection r °Pe v liam M. mi of the Hous? Policy ComJ ci U'iReuter - 88 words
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Article127 1945-10-13 1 Later reports t>y Ke'uer ucocrlbe more clashes between Indonesians. Japanese \r\n Dutch. M Peknloncpn. Central Java 30 Indonesians were aid 32 wounded m an incident with the Jr>panes<\ the Japanese suffering 17 casualties. Indonesian nationalist? have seized the airstrio at S-msrans: and have taken 60.000 ro-mds of127 words
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Article134 1945-10-13 1 JERUSALEM, Oct. 11.— Clashes between Palestine police and large numbers of armed Jews which occurred when 200 illegal Jewish immigrants escaped from a clearance camp indicate that the troubled situation is worsening. Two persons were <H'<ed In the clash and 200 rifles met* stolen, as wellReuter - 134 words
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136 1945-10-13 1 Strike Waves In U.K., U.S. And Aust. LONDON, Oct. 11— Defy- j ing a "return to work" call by the Labour Minister, Mr 1 George Isaacs and anoeab frcir then trade un»oua more than 36°ril dockers and stevedores throughout! England still or. strike w< re joined today by a turthe:136 words
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Article83 1945-10-13 1 LONDON. Oct. 11.-Vevionese imust organise to win the right to frame their own i through a constituent assembly, T. Subasingha, Secreta-\ of the Subject Peoples Conference and former President of Ceylon Students' Association, staged m an interview today. "Finance, commercial r^icy, foreign relations and defence j whichReuter - 83 words
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Article81 1945-10-13 1 LIVERPOOL, Oct. IP.— Waiting women wept .eai s o! ioy as ijeiv and there they recognised a relative, when the first of the 16 jih'.ps bringing home prisoners- of-war from Japanese camps tc I Liverpool berthed here today I Other vessels will reach England at intervals duringReuter - 81 words
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Article206 1945-10-13 1 CHINESE SETTLE NO BIG ISSUES CHUNGKING, Oct. 11.— Although both sides made concessions, no major political issues were settled by the talks between Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and the Communist leader Mao Tse-tung, according t© a joint communique issued last night. Negotiations will be carried on m an attempt to thrash206 words
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Article98 1945-10-13 1 i LONDON, O«. 10-Twenty 5 countries includm? India rave been invited by the international Labour Office to attend ■-> prei paratory technical .-•ontoronce on maritime questions on Nov 2a m Copenhagen. C nintrtefc invited also include the Urvrert Kingdom, United States Australia N'etber6 lands, and Sweden. Gaeh wllReuter - 98 words
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Advertisement79 1945-10-13 1 EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. Qualified Opticians 19. Chu!:,i St Singapore. Phmie 4435. WHERE TO GET IT DONE? You will find DIETHELM'S keen to help. (1) ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT all classes of mechanical and constructional work repair jobs (mcl. Diesel engines) brass and aluminium foundry engineering supplies (2) WOODWORKING DEPARTMENT household and office79 words
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657 1945-10-13 2 The Straits Times SINGAPORE. SAT. Oct. 13. 1945. City-Colony It takes a war to brins about basic chane^s. Do we not remember the er.dlrss embittered controversies over the proposals for the unification >f the Malay State? and the rationalization of Malayan administrator. that made Sir Cecil dementi, less than fifteen657 words
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1223 1945-10-13 2 COLONEL A. W. WALLICH, M. C - SUPPLIES FOR MALAYA The B.M.A.'s Monopoly Of The Import Trade COLONEL A. W. WALLICH, M. C. By Colonel •VaMirti vras one ot the senior tnenvier- tt the staff of Bousteari and Co nrfore the war arid «ias come back in charge of 'he PanMalayan Sup, ii^ O'-p.i'tr.'eiit* of the B.M.A.1,223 words
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Letter95 1945-10-13 2 I think the B.M.A. is encouraging laziness. An unemployed •nan with a family of six get^ $20 a month, the maximum dole" from the B.M A., but ar employed labourer with a simil-ar-sized frmily receives only 60 ■cnts a day. This labourer has to perform manual laboui under95 words
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Letter136 1945-10-13 2 I am a local resident, and 1 recently did about three years internment, and so. when the opportunity came to leave Sime Road camp. I was glad to be able to do so. Since then I have been looking for employment with no result. In camp it was announced136 words
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Letter41 1945-10-13 2 In reply to your correspondent "Observation." during the 3 l/ 2 years Jai Hinds were their |nb| and w:>rkf t 1} "i^ !ndoT^nicrrr> of their country. and their kith and kin were flghti: r ii f t!',p Briti;h :;er."41 words
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Letter159 1945-10-13 2 With regard to Mr. Tan Kah Kee's criticism of the B M.A. policy concerning the Japanese scrip It is true that Chinese traders disposed of goods worth millions of Straits dollors for banana money but at prices 10 to 100 times over their cost Do not, however,159 words
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Letter65 1945-10-13 2 ihe decision to prohibit the sale of opium in Malaya is praiseworthy. But prohibition without remedy is hard on the addicts May I appeal to the Government and Chinese leaders to help the unfortunate addicts by affording them the means of curinq and rcmov.riK the corse °f th65 words
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Article493 1945-10-13 2 On this question -,Wk Eurasian and Asiatic x- H nees only half the E Fiver." it is pointed distinction drawn was not I racial lines but bet-,\ M. who wpre domicilPci ove-fl and those domici'iod In Mafl so that if a European himself as locally dorv.c:le« got only493 words
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326 1945-10-13 3 MISSION TO MALAY SULTANS MALAYANS Special Representative Arrives For "Union" Discussions U.v Uur Special Correspondent ALA LUMPUR Oct. 12-"1 am here to meet ay rulers and discuss with them the new polio for i M Malayan Union which has. been decided m London/ sa:d Sir Harold Mac Michael sp,ruil representative326 words
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Obituary37 1945-10-13 3 Ib J. M. Mohamed T smai! J. M. Mohamed Ismail igon) passed away peaceresidence at Koothah India. October 6, 1945 '—On 11th October 1945 Lavender Street. SingaDolph na Hochstadt. 69 be'oved wife of the late --hstadt37 words
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Article44 1945-10-13 3 M W. H. Tseng t thank all friends and who sent wreaths, rendered and attended the the late Mrs. H. T. n Ls indeed a wise Private tuition given by *duate In Sr. Cambridge. I Commercial subjects. 85, Sophia Rd. 10 1 p.m.44 words
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Article261 1945-10-13 3 St. Andrew's Cathedral: Holy Communion (plain) 7 a.m. (choral) 8 a.m., Evensong 5.30 p.m. Cathedral of the Good Shepherd: Low Masses at 6.15 and 7am High Mass at 8 a.m. Military Mass at 10 am Rosary and Benediction at 5.30 p.m. Garr son Church (Tanglin): Holy Communion 8261 words
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444 1945-10-13 3 The British Government's scheme for a Malayan Union is welcomed by public '.eacienr ir Singapore, although most ol them, interviewed by t.^e Stiaits Times, felt it was urg?ntlv de sirable for the Administration to clarify the "special needs" necessitating the constitution of Singapore as a444 words
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288 1945-10-13 3 Several industries have been re-started, i and good progress \s being made generally i with industml revival m Singapore, the Straits j 1 lmes understands. Among those already started are the OxygenAcetylene plant m Pasir Panjang and the Singapore Rubber Works, while a j288 words
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Article43 1945-10-13 3 P. Helfrich, Com-mander-in-Chief of .h? Dutch forces, paid a visit t o the wnhelmma Camp on Thursday and SS!t CeiVed by the c °ian. van'RrnTh^" WU J nSS*" 1011 at w »helmina Camp. ne sa id> w favourable compared with other43 words
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Advertisement202 1945-10-13 3 SINGAPORE STATIONERY MART 28, Chulia Street. Stationers, Paper Merchants. Printers. Book Binders Rubber Stamp Makers. CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTr. Auctioneers. Valuers. House Estate Agents. 10. Chulia St. Singapore. Tel. 7998. FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE SHAREBEOKERS (Est. 1873) Have resumed business and are tempo arily located m The Hongkong <fc Shangha-202 words
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Advertisement137 1945-10-13 3 (Office Equipment Specialist*) 18. Bat cry Boad, Singapore. Public ha Jf to ln'orming the and Calculating SSSfiS etc Wu£m.?£ SUlt }our Telephone No. 7014. fASKOE'S LTD mSts are able W Supply your requireTemporary Tel. No. 7956. LIANG BROS~COT 9 rhnl'a 54.,S 4 Singapore. SPOT BAKBEK SALOON 56 Orchard Road. (next137 words
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283 1945-10-13 4 U.S Perturbed About Control Of Atomic Energy ni atomic energy, nuclei Lunmi B«S UK continuanon of ent rpri.-o. the president has publicly declared that the secret of the construction of the atomic oomb would not bo given to any foreign country. Congressmen say that the measure while nationalising atomic energy283 words
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Article102 1945-10-13 4 London. Oct. 9-In a statement on the settlement of India's future, the Commums Party today urged Government to firstly prepare electoral lists for -he a hole of India, basL-a OPOT adult franchise. Second.y re .ease wl remaining pollt.ca. prisoners and withdraw all restriction* on freedom orReuter - 102 words
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Article76 1945-10-13 4 LONDON. Get 1 —The British Foreign Secr Q *.ar\ Mr Ernest Bevin, told the ilor.se cf Commons that -,he agreement to widen the Potsdan pr>edure oy admitting the pretence cf French and Chinese delegates, although with Limitations of their functions, at ail meetings of the Council was76 words
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Article63 1945-10-13 4 LONDON, Oct. 10— New Delhi radio today reported that China will shortly submit her list of specific war criminals to the United Nations' War crimes Commission. The list will in- ciude all Japanese "who advo- cated military and political ex- 1 ploitation of China, and those 1Reuter - 63 words
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Article294 1945-10-13 4 JAVA TEA SUGAR INDUSTRIES JAVA BATAVIA, Oct. 10.— The condition of the chief nidus- tries m Java is now being assessed. The position of rubber is undecisive for it is as yet difficult to determine the extent of the harm done. It Is believed, however, that pre-war production may be294 words
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