The Straits Times, 9 November 1945
1945-11-09
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Title Section19 1945-11-09 1 The Straits Times MALAYA 1 LEAUING SEWSPAPER-ESTAB USHED 1845 I SINGAPORE, FRIDA V, NOVEMBER 9, 1945 PRICE 10 CENTS19 words
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200 1945-11-09 1 DENOUNCES CALL FOR SPLIT The Prime Minister of Eire, Mr. Eamon de ura. addressing the annual party convention Fianna Fail (Government Party) m Dublin, ide no bond about the fact that he valued i which he accepts as keeping Eire m200 words
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Article109 1945-11-09 1 WACO. TEXAS, Nov. 7.— At; tcking Britain as a usurper of reedom, for which this L!., dy war was fought. Mrs. Laicshmi Pandit told an audience here: "India's revolution will be a world revolution" and added: "You fou?ht this war for freedom, which Is now being109 words
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Article208 1945-11-09 1 BRITAIN GETS AIR RECORD Heine Bay (Kent) Nov. 8. Skimming over the rough, green-looking wintry seas at a height of two hundred feet at top speeds of over 600 miles an hour m sleek jet propelled Gloster Meteors two British piiots have captured the world's air .-■peed record for GreatReuter - 208 words
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Article92 1945-11-09 1 Deadlock Is Broken In Loan Talks :lINGTON. Nov. 7.— ree weeks' deadlock m negotiations for an an loan to Britain has token, it was learned •.lively here today. secrecy surrounds 'ructions of Lord and the British Amr. Lord Halifax, carit late last night. they conferred with the vain British proposalReuter - 92 words
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Article51 1945-11-09 1 •n, Nov. 7: Five Gerva\ officers, known to ('n concerned m sevent shooting incidents have been cao•he result of the ess of a Eurasian wovho had been shielding the Daily HeraM dent, cabling from •oman was iound y drunk m the street. id when questionB patrolReuter - 51 words
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Article31 1945-11-09 1 No* ">'■ Mrrde, Deputy Prime and Minister «»f War. that the former radio announcer. Cousens, had Md would reAustralia to lace a rial the Australian military authorities had adcast adio while dded.31 words
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Article62 1945-11-09 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. B.— lt is announced that the British Prime Minister, Mr. C K. Attlee, and the Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. W. L. Mackenzie King, uill arrive m Washington on Saturday and that their discussions with President Truman om the future of the atomic bomb will beginReuter - 62 words
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Article92 1945-11-09 1 Batavia Nov. 8. -At Bandoeng, it appears, extremist Indonesian elements arc lathering on a fairly large scale Thr town is reported to be the headquarters of six Indonesian divisions. At Magelang local inhabit- ants are reported to be grow j me uneasy as armed Indonesians gather from OU92 words
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Article629 1945-11-09 1 An appeal to the great powers to u put thoir cards on the table face upwards," was made by Britain's Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, speaking m the foreign affairs debate m the House of Commons. Mr. Bevin, who devoted much of his speech to629 words
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581 1945-11-09 2 The Straits Times S'pore Friday, Nov. 9, 1945. The Almighty Dollar (I) r- reference has bern mid In this column ard 01.-. here 10 unforeseen s ctors which arc retarding the work of rehabilitation In Malaya and other liberated countries. One of the most powerful of those factor.-: L* the581 words
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Article1181 1945-11-09 2 This article was written by j a Chinese business man who has had many years experience of Malayan economics. The views expressed here are, of course, his own but they reflect to a lart« measure the feelincs and reaction* of the majority of the Asiatic business men of1,181 words
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Letter125 1945-11-09 2 The B.M.A.'s announcement I that the price of rice his been fixed at eight n nts a kati rime like an answer to a prayer. It is I timely and is aimed at reducing tho present high cost of living. The task of rehabilitating this country is an125 words
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Letter250 1945-11-09 2 You could not hive chosen a mere opportune ir"input for your article on "A Si. k World", whi*'.i should drive homo som" frets to the malcontents of this count:y. \il»o apparently refu ye to understand that v.-ar has always meant miseries and hardships for the countries involved250 words
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Letter79 1945-11-09 2 Drains m town have become bedl for the breeding of mosquitoes and flies. The coolies doIng the work of the removal of rutbi-h heaps are very negligent In their duties. When they are asked to clear some offensive rubbish outside one's house, some coffcemoney by way of Inducement79 words
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Letter74 1945-11-09 2 Pay Some of the members of the 68V7 who are now In civilian or other employment are bring pai.l less than the amount of tlv!r j "Army Pay" (which includes the ration allowance). The news that only members of the SSVF wh) are not now m Chilian empkn--n.ent74 words
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Letter82 1945-11-09 2 The layman is completely m the dark as to the uses and application of D.D.T. Would it not be possible for experts to publish pamphlets so that the public may understand how to spray DDT. m houses, and its ofl«.-i.t on nivjsquitoe.s. etc.?—V.CJ. The price of matches82 words
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Article434 1945-11-09 2 Singapore Diary J I found the Union Jack flying from a simp; fa:'. stafl on the summit of Butt Batok which was until re. cently crowned by the Japanese victory memorial. heap of broken rubble and torn splinters marks the spot where the wooden obelisk on a stone plinth once434 words
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407 1945-11-09 3 MFORM SCALE SUGGESTED eswntatijNU have been made by employees ff Hr.iish Military Administration m Singapore prapet quarters for a revision of the salary as to achieve uniformity m the rates of pay Uh ally-employed men, the Straits Tines underfctand-. val men emu tho407 words
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Article93 1945-11-09 3 COLOMBO, Nov. 7— Mr. C. H. Collins, Ceylon's Chief Secretary, told the State Council today that not a single Ceylonese was now held m custody m Malaya. He added, however, that this did not mean that Ceylonese would not be tried later, says Router. The Ceylon93 words
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311 1945-11-09 3 S.S.V.F. SERGEANT-MAJOR DISCHARGED Saying that he was completely satisfied that Lee's action m pointing out a Chinese volunteer named Julian Lim to Japanese army officers on February 21, 1942, was clone with the intention of helping Lim and the Chinese volunteers generally and not311 words
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Article108 1945-11-09 3 Arrangements have be«'a made by RAP. W.I. for the accommodation and car* of over 5.200 Sourabayu evacuees m Sin^apor. Already 3,772. including 42-J men, have arrived. A RAP. W.I. official told the Straits Times yesterday that among the men were I's Swiss. French, Swedish and Danish nationals.108 words
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Article33 1945-11-09 3 The Arab community m Slnpapon will hold an At Hcme on Nov. 10, at 5 p.m. at the Arab Club piemises m Serangoon Road to celebrate the return of the BrttL-h tc Malaya.33 words
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Advertisement149 1945-11-09 3 THE SINGAPORE TRACTION COMPANY, LIMITED. Incorporated m the United Kingdom) The followine Omnibus Chassis with or without bodies belontfin? to this Company, have been removed from the Company's premises during the Japanese occupation:— Make-Ford, T^ne 118 WF.:- Make-Ford Type 114 T.F.:_ 2C v F I*«W F ***** F 015 F149 words
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Advertisement301 1945-11-09 3 NOTICE. Tenders are Invited for the rerrtovrl of n'^htro'l r-cm 9 areas vuthin the Municipal Limits. Applications for tender form*:. conditions of contract, etc. should be addressed to the O.C. Towa Cleansing Dept., Municipal Office.s. Singapore to reach tliM offc? not later than 19th Nov. VMS. LODGE AILSA NO. 1172301 words
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Advertisement258 1945-11-09 3 BEWARE OP IMITATION Insist on 111 pi! ■i i i■■ mi Hair On The Oldest Brand In The Market Universal Business Machines Co. 89. Stamford Road Phone 4440 Call on us for Typewriters, Calculators, Adding Machines, Duplicators and general Offlce Requisites. Repair service efficiently and promptly executed. We also boy258 words
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166 1945-11-09 4 China Civil War Stories Are "Exaggerated" U.S. MARINES MOVING FROM DANGER SPOTS Washington, Nov. 3. Reports concerning civil war m China are exaggerated, said Mr. James F. Byrnes, U.S. Secretary of State, today. He announced that plans are under way to withdraw U.S. Marines from the area of Hostilities mReuter - 166 words
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Article19 1945-11-09 4 Mere British troops have arrived at Haifa to reinforce the estimated total of 50.000 British troops now m Palestne19 words
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Article253 1945-11-09 4 Liinadu bai decided to '-et jp a post-wnr orpanisat/.on !or atomic research with the Vntiona) Research Council Laho»-atortes at the University if Montreal I'he Australian Navy authorities announce thr»t the crvette Ballarat wns dama?- d br a mapnetie mine when i nterinp Amoy harbour on Tuesday The253 words
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Article120 1945-11-09 4 LONDON. Nov. 7.— William j Joyce, ("Lord Haw-Haw") ex- j Fascist and ardent broad- j caster of German propaganda to Britain during the war today lost his apneal against j the sentence of death passed > by the British court for high treason. Joyce's fateReuter - 120 words
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