The Straits Chronicle, 13 March 1946

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  • 12 1 The Straits Chronicle No. 150. MALACCA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1946. It cl+
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  • 656 1 Nature Of Forthcoming Cabinet Mission Will Not Be Made Public At This Stage 1. T New Delhi, March 13. N the House of Lords to-day Lord PethickLawrence, Secretary of State for India, told the House that the British government will accelerate all measures
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  • EDITORIAL
    • 721 1 SUN, SIN SMELLS Sun. sin and smells in the tropics have been, the invariable complaints of casual tourists who usually get a third class view of this country while being whisked about in a first class posh car. Even men of the calibre of Somerset Maugham who have written attractively
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  • 720 1 MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT’S STATEMENT AT PRESS CONFERENCE IT WILL not be the atom bomb nor any other 1 weapon of destruction that will assist nations on this earth to keep the peace but the mutual understanding and
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  • 232 1 A Japanese national Yosioka Takesi was nabbed this morning by a Police Party at Tan jo ng between the hours of eight and nine. Information was given by certain residents of the district that a Jap was cooking his meals on the beach and on receipt
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  • Page 1 Advertisements

  • 443 2 STOLE WATCH GETS ONE MONTH Malacca, Mar. 12. Alagappan an Indian was brought up before Major W. Finlay Anderson in the District Court on a charge of theft of a watch valued at twenty dollars belonging to a Chinese Ah Hee. Suppiah another Indian was also brought
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  • 735 2 M.C.R.C. EMERGE CHAMPIONS BY TROUNCING MALAYS A MH) deafening cheers and thrills galore the final round of the Malacca League Football competition was played off yesterday evening on the Malacca Club Padang—the Malacca Chinese Recreation Club winning the championship by trouncing the Malays by
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  • 75 2 Goals Teams I». W. L. D. F. A. Pt. M.C.R.C. 8 7 1 042 614 C.A. Police 8 6 0 220 914 Malays 8 5 1 ***** 12 Eurasians 8 4 2 ***** 10 56 Workshops 8 3 4 116 23 7 City Park 8 2 5
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  • 265 2 Chungking, Mar. 12. Speaking at Yenan today the Chinese Communist leader General Chou Eng Lai declared, Since we have given our word to the Chinese nation to build a new China out of the ashes of a devastating war I want to make clear to
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  • 383 2 TRISHAW FARES (To The Editor, Straits Chronicle) Here we are nearing the middle of March some months after the return of the British and yet little or nothing has been done to relieve the distress and health of the people in one most important direction viz.
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  • 280 2 Statement On The White Paper The following statement is issued by the Executive Committee of the Malayan Democratic Union: The Malayan Democratic Union welcomes the proposal to establish a Malayan Union with a common executive, legislature and judiciary. It is, however, opposed to the separation of Singapore
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  • 101 2 Senior N.C.O. in the L.D.C. and Senior Warden for Passive Defence Services should contact Volunteer Forces Record Office,, Malacca, and certify (if they had not already done so) the Record Sheets submitted by them in respect of personnel under theii charge. Dependants of
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  • 85 2 Maj. A. S. Lloyd is now Finance Officer, 8.M.A., Malacca, in place of Fl.-Lt. Fletcher who left for Singapore today to take up an appointment there. sH sf: >J< Lt. W. B. Younger, Personal Asst, to D.5.C.A.0., has left Malacca for home where he wifi resume medical studies at
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 134 2 I NOTICE j REC.ISI RATION OF IIF M ISTS Tin* Malayan Register of Dentists is being recompiled. All dentists should complete the necessary forms which may he obtained from the office of *h< H. 0., General 'hospital Malacca. Dentists who were on thi register in 1941 only require to complete
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 166 2 THE CITY PARK SUN OPEN-AIR TALKIES 11th to 13th March, 1946 Paul Muni’s Brilliant Portraya of a famous personality JAUREZ with Bette Davis CITY OPEN-AIR TALKIES 10th to 13th March, .1946 Seik Kwai Chai Choot Sai (Cantonese Picture) CANTONESE WAYANG Cabaret and Ronggeng SRI STAR TAMIL OPERA NEW RIALTO Tonight
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