The Straits Chronicle, 20 February 1946
1946-02-20
1
2
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitschronicle
The Straits Chronicle
-
Title Section11 1946-02-20 1 The Straits Chronicle No. 132. MALACCA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1916. n*.11 words
-
771 1946-02-20 1 Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek Leaves For Peiping To Consult With General Staff New Delhi, February 20. and Communist forces are reported to have clashed in several areas in North China and Manchuria. Associated Press dispatches say that at some points the771 words
-
EDITORIAL
-
Article758 1946-02-20 1 The liberal Dutch offers to the Indonesians to call off the present impasse in Indonesia has proved a pretty damp squib. The status of Commonwealth for the Indonesian archipelago has not apparently evoked any serious attention or interest from the Indonesian intelligensia of the moderate school of758 words
-
-
571 1946-02-20 1 DUTCH ANI) INDONESIANS ARE EQUALLY ADAMANT Batavia, February 19. AS I)U. SOEKARNO is still barred from active partic pation, in the talks competent foreign circles are of the conviction that the present talks between the Dutch and the Indonesians is doomed571 words
-
Article61 1946-02-20 1 The ‘Kerala Muslim Jamath* was revived at a general meeting held on February 13 at No. 12 Lorong Bukit China, and it was simultaneously decided to celebrate Prophet Mohamed’s Birthday on February 25. The Officebearers of this association are: Janah Mohidu (President); Janab M. A. Karim (Hon.61 words
-
Article44 1946-02-20 1 Invitations have been issued by the 136th Field Regiment Royal Artillery for their first dance to be held here at the Malacca Club on Saturday night (8 p.m. to 12 p.m.) the 23rd February. All ladies are cordially invited.44 words
-
Article119 1946-02-20 1 I had forsworn my allegiance to the Imperial Dutch Government when 1 took up this fight for freedom decades ago. The Dutch and the others can call me what they want- I will still continue to fight for my country. I know that several other democratic119 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement20 1946-02-20 1 M. SALEH CO. Bubashees, Ship Chandlers Ship Suppliers. Contractors, Commission Agents and Stevedores. JJ, WOLFERSTAN ROAO, MALACCA. t Phone 146.20 words
-
Advertisement21 1946-02-20 1 BLUE BIRD PROVISION CO. (Military Suppliers) 153, Wolferstan Road. Phone 116. Malacca. (Fresh Food) Contractors for 30 I.C.P. 24 I.G.H. Malacca.21 words
-
-
940 1946-02-20 2 LI.-Col. George G. Thomson - LECTURES ON “PATH TO VICTORY” I “1942THE BLACK YEAR” The War In Summary, 193 9—1941 My LI.-Col. George G. Thomson, (Continuation) SUMMARY OF POSITION AT TIME OF ATTACK ON MALAYA By the end of 1941, what had started as a traditional European War had become a World War with every940 words
-
Article100 1946-02-20 2 The Malacca Fire Brigade answered another rail last night when report of a fire at Bukit Sev ndit was received from a military lorry passing here. The Brigade rushed to the scene and found a bungalow type attap house enveloped in flames. Though confronted with scarcity of100 words
-
Article314 1946-02-20 2 Colonial Office has now advised that it has approved a scheme of assistance for the rehabilitation of Chinese tin mines. It would be realised that some little time must he taken in setting up a body to make recommendations as to the assistance that each314 words
-
Article184 1946-02-20 2 Vote Of Thanks To Mr. S. J. Williams Expressions *of thanks and appreciation of the valuable services rendered by Mr. S. J. Williams (Hon. Secretary) who is leaving for home shortly, were recorded at the meeting of the Malacca Branch of the Malayan Relief Committee held184 words
-
Article78 1946-02-20 2 —Reuter. Chungking, Feb. 17. Nine British, United States, and Australian correspondents left Chinchow today for a fiveday visit to Mukden capital of Manchuria, states Governmentcontrolled central News Agency. Ibis is the first time since the Japanese surrender that foreign correspondents are entering Manchuria. For the last.•—Reuter. - 78 words
-
573 1946-02-20 2 Jakarta (Batavia) Feb. 1. 'I he fo lowing is an article appearing in “The Independent,” a nationalist English language daily published in Batavia. An. Indonesian reader desires local publicity for these views. We extend a hearty welcome to Sir Archibald Clark Kerr who is due573 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement175 1946-02-20 2 -MODERN RAINBOW -BEAUTY SALON HO. 145, WOLFERSTAN ROAD—MALACCA. (NEXT DOOR TO BORIEO-CHEVROLE7, 172 EUROPEAN SUPERVISION EXPERT HAIRDRESSERS MODERN EQUIPMENT ARE AT your SERVICE WIRE- LESS Hair Waving. PERM: YOUR HAIR IN COMFORT SAFETY No Efectricity No Danger PRICES Special Class:—sso.oo and $40.0t “A” Class:—s3o.oo and $20.0( “B” Class:—sls; $lO and175 words
-
-
Page 2 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous157 1946-02-20 2 THE CITY PARK SUN OPEN-AIR TALKIES 18th to 20th February, 194<J* Paramount Production present.-, A Romantic Musical Comedy DR. RHYTHM j with Bing Crosby Marv Carlisle CITY OPEN-AIR TALKIES 18th to 21st Ferbruary, 1946 An outstanding Malay Picture 44 I B J J JJ J D CANTONESE WAYANG CHINA DANCING157 words
-