The Straits Times, 23 October 1945

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  • 17 1 The Strait Times MALAY ib LEADING SEWSPAPBR-BSTABUSHMD 184$. I SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1945. PRICE 10 CENTS
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  • 267 1 I H START IN INDOCHINA >\, Oct. 21.— As nearly 2,000 Indouforccments move near Saigon, :-ists are today reported to be to 01 nose French re-occupation f intfy when British and Indian -h the job of disarming the 9tne*e. i.COO Tonkinese and 700
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  • 44 1 Field Marshal Montgomery declared m Maidenhead on Friday that he would not care to say when Britain would leave Germany to her own devices. "I shall keep the British Army In Germany as long as possible and at the expense of Germany," he declared.
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  • 99 1 Berlin, Oct. 29.--Not a single German scientist remains m the Britisli zone of Berlin, it was learned t the Public Safety deadquarters of the Jritish Military Government day. A few who were there when the British took over have now all \unis*icd. They were removed m
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  • 129 1 STRIKES LONDON, Oct. 21.— With no sigm of settlement m either of the nation-wide British and U.S. strikes, more trcops wcr^ today drafted to British ports to unload food cargoes, while more American workers threatened to walk out tomorrow. Some Greenock dockers and Belfast strikers have
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  • 156 1 LONDON. Oct. 22.— The whole of British military and political policy m the Far East may be affected and a clash between British and Australian generals may reSOtt unless the British Government appoints a Royal Commission to enquire into the loss of Singapore and General
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  • 368 1 LONDON, Oct. 22.— The situation has improved percopt-biy m Java with the taking over by ihe Allies of the big town of Semarang. Batavta itseli is quiet, apart from isolated tooting incidents, and there is a growing air Of confidence among the population. Ar>ned bands,
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  • 83 1 CHUNGKING, Oct. 22— The Chinese Communist Party has announced that m order to re-establish peace and unity m China, Communist troops would be withdrawn from areas south of the Yangtse River. Talks have now been resumed m Chungking between representatives of the Communists and the Kuomintang.
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  • 467 2 The Straits Times singapore, Tu es. Oct. 23. 1945 Looking Back This column will be used toaay and tomorrow 'o Mt 1< '•> n fome reflcctlorLs on the last fix weeks In Singapore. Most of us are stil'i m a state of muddle after this rapid transition from the Japanese
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  • 731 2  -  Lim Tay Boh Hv Lecturer m Economics, Raffles College. The high level of current prices m Singapore is due to two factors: (1) the shortage m the general supply of goods, and (2) the rapid circulation of the Malayan dollar. Under these
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  • The Man-In-The-Street
    • 83 2 The B.M.A. should grant low-paid clerks and labourers a temporary "post-war allowance" to tide us over the terrific cost of living we are now experiencing In Singapore. Labourers are the worst sufferers, as some of them have large families to s import and their work is so
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    • 98 2 With reference to your note headed "Looted Churches," Christ Church is the most damaged and looted church m Singapore. The northern end of the church rcof was shattered by enemy bombs, and large silver communion sets, brass crosses, candlesticks and all vestments were, looted. The roof was later
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    • 77 2 We read the recent article on H.M.S. Kedah with much interest However, we feel that a rather important point was omitted, no mention being made of Lieut. Commander Allen, the previous skipper. As he was serving on the Kedah prior to her escape from Singapore m 1942
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    • 94 2 I hear that cost of living allowances are under consideration by the B.M.A. If this is so, then thousands of B.M.A. employees look torward to an early decision granting such allowances. Further, m view of present difficulties, it is hoped that the B.M.A. will not discontinue the ten-day
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    • 85 2 Your contribution of free advertisements for '"Situations Vacant" is a genuine effort towards helping the unemployed. This timely and public-spirited gesture on your part is a source of goodwill to the reading public, which will assuredly enhance the popularity already enJoyed by the Straits Times as the
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    • 87 2 Please enlighten me through the medium of your paper as to how am I to redeem my brilliant ring, which was pawned tor $100,000 Jap banana leaves during the Jap Regime. The date m the pawn ticket, for redemption is about to expire. Am I to redeem it
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  • 363 2 "When 81 threatened, East Indies tion sent the part of its w< force into tk We who w« g| time can bear Tlo the truth of tl a J m a news me& fromi Hague. Do we n remea the thrill with w c saw the unlforn O
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  • 175 3 \OO T 0F 7,000 MEN UP FOR WORK \TION IN HAND" wops worked with Japanese unload Allied ships at the wharves, when Singapore ken failed to turn up for day. The strike of dockers on Sunday. V afco«t 200 labourers out of a
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  • 82 3 Air Marshal Sir Bush Saunders. Air Marshal Commanding. Burma w<=: corned m Rangoon an f Sunderland aircraft irom Calcutta, resuming the British Overseas Airwiv^- route. The aircraft vvi!l leave Rangoon four days weekly and a leg to Singapjre is to be added shortly. The Sunderland had
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  • 133 3 Special officers of the Parachute Brigade nov ifarraraied m Singapore ar? minim; members of the Po'.'ce For~e Quartered m tha Police Training: School m Hioutson Fload. This training,, ''''-^h will be given to 1200 selected personnel., all orn rr members of the Foic? is designed to
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  • 76 3 A "Man-In-The-Street" let- ter m the Straits Times stated that the Treaury were refusing to accept old torn and slightly disfigured r.otos when the index number and signa- ture can Itill b* seen. Th» Straits Tim<\s is officially informed that this is incorrect. All such notes
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  • 198 3 The United States battleships Tennessee and Cal; fomia accompanied bj jix destroyers and an oil tan^e/ are due to arrive m Singapore today. Six thousand Avti.-n can sailors from the U.S warship* slart their one week's visit to Sinyap »*e today. The management of the Cathay
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  • 58 3 The Singapore delegate of the International Red Cross Committee, Mr. H. Schweizer. would be grateful for the addresses or information about the following: Mr. and Mrs. O. G tan, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wcodford, Mr. A. Paton, Mrs. Emily Mannaring. Spr. William Lloyd. J. V. E., a D.
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  • 181 3 An Appeal From Youth i To the Fditor, StraHs Times) Sir, We older boys and pirls are very desperate today. Cannot the B.M. V On something for us. \l| 'hit we see m the papers are jobs for ex-S.V.C. or F.M.S.V.F.. the Malay Regiment, the Navy MMI so forth, or
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  • 262 3 (By A Nural Correspondent) One of the many dramas of February, 10"?, Mnd one of the strangest mysteries of ihe wat until recpntly, is recalled by an expedition which sailed from Singapore yesterday, lo a tiry malarious island m the South China Sea nearly SJSP
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  • 474 4 Future Radio Policy Outlined Mm la vans are to have more and more responsibility m broadcasting: m Malaya until tne time arrives when Malayan broadcasting will be run entirely by Malayans. This Important statement of policy was made yesterday by Col. J. S.
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  • 282 4 Capt. Yap Phenp Geek And Dr. Hopkin An appeal to civilian employers m Singapore to give preference to ex-volunteers and passive defence service personnel m the matter of Jobs. Is made In a letter received by the Editor of the Straits Times. The letter is signed by
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  • 162 4 A plane was actually standing by and a Japanese delegation headed by Prince Konoye was about to leave for Moscow to make overtures for peace when Russia declared war, the Japanese Foreign Office spokesman disclosed m Tokio on Saturday. Five German U-boat officers were found guilty on
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