The Straits Chronicle, 6 November 1945
1945-11-06
1
2
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitschronicle
The Straits Chronicle
-
Title Section12 1945-11-06 1 The Straits Chronicle No. 42. MALACCA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1945. 10 eta.12 words
-
685 1945-11-06 1 ALLIED SHIPS TO EVACUATE 12,000 WOMEN AND CHILDREN TO SINGAPORE New Delhi, Nov. 5. PENSION in Java is relaxing with the arrival of more British reinforcements in Java, states a message from Batavia. Reuter’s correspondent in Batavia declared that strong reinforcements in685 words
-
EDITORIAL
-
Article560 1945-11-06 1 With the recent move to effect a union, of the states of Malaya, both politically and economically, all major issues and questions will perforce be viewed in a wider aspect, as promoting' or retarding the general welfare of Malaya as an undivided unit. While this projected fusion of560 words
-
-
Article656 1945-11-06 1 Gabriel M. David - JASIN POLICE STATION AWAITS SUITABLE OFFICER (By Gabriel M. David, Staff Reporter, Straits Chronicle) IN a special interview with the Press, Major D. J. Allen gave (he full story of the C. A. Police which is now functioning in the State. Commencing his interview heStraits Chronicle) - 656 words
-
75 1945-11-06 1 cal and ff Advis °r for Medi-tM-i-t Health matters to HO (Military Administration) is expected “Ydt"Y,. v, y .instructive lecSre „n Bin i tr at 4 p-m. at (he Office of MedSfi q fr tor for Civil Affairs It d Southern Z)one (former75 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement16 1945-11-06 1 M. SALEH CO. military suppliers. No. 63, Wolferstan Road, MALA C C A ’Phone No. 146.16 words
-
Advertisement25 1945-11-06 1 BLUE BIRD CO. Provision Contractors. Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry Egg Suppliers. No. 153, Wolferstan Road, MALACCA. ’Phone 116. SUPPLY DEPOT FOR 50 Indian lank Brigade.25 words
-
-
Article671 1945-11-06 2 EMPLOYEES ON RUBBER ESTATES To, The Editor, The Straits Chronicle. Malacca. T ■Sir» The B.M.A. is to be congratulated tor the speedy action in putting the rubber «states owned by the European companies into running order. Most ot the estate stall's are now having full work671 words
-
92 1945-11-06 2 New Delhi, Nov. 5. American tighter aircraft are patrolthe 9<! m’.e railway line in North China' running between Peiping and Tientsin. Tins is greatly facilitating American military traffic in N. China. Prior to the institution of these air patrols, communications have been92 words
-
Article103 1945-11-06 2 American air transports have brought additional troops to Peiping and thereby reinforcing the Chinese Government troops in this area. The Communist forces in this area are reported to be entrenched in the mountainous area west of Peiping. In Yenan over thirty Communist leaders are meeting today103 words
-
164 1945-11-06 2 —(Malaya Tribune). Singapore, Nov. 1. Among the latest arrivals in Singapore is war correspondent Lorraine Stum, just hack from Tokyo after completing an assignment there. Mrs. Stum (“Lorraine Streeter" to Tribune readers) who is now representing the London Daily Mirror and the Sydney Daily Telegraph,.—(Malaya Tribune). - 164 words
-
Article168 1945-11-06 2 November 5. On Wednesday Marshal Stalin will review the greatest military parade in Moscow to be held in commemoration of the 28th anniversary of the foundation of the Soviet Republic. The streets of Moscow are already decorated with banners and huge portraits of Soviet leaders have been168 words
-
Article344 1945-11-06 2 Waging War Against The King New Delhi, Nov. 5. The trial of three officers of the personn:! of the I.N.A. commenced in the ‘Red Fort’ of Delhi to-day. MajorGeneral Blakeman is presiding as Judge-Advocate in the court-martial of the; e officers. A large section of344 words
-
Article42 1945-11-06 2 Nov. 6—Hockey: Banda Kabar vs. Army (19-L). Nov. 7—Football: Local team vs. Army (HQ. 50 Ind. T. K. Bde.). The above games will be played off i at the respective dates on the Malacca j Club Padang at 5 p.m.42 words
-
Article249 1945-11-06 2 .—(Reuter). INDIAN P.O.WS. SLAUGHTERED ANI) EATEN Melbourne, Nov. 3. More evidence of Japanese cannibalism was adduced in Wewak before an Australian War Crimes Commission. The Japanese in this area are reported to have slaughtered Indian P.O.Ws. and eaten them to supplement shortage of food. Even natives.—(Reuter). - 249 words
-
Article166 1945-11-06 2 Preliminary discussions were held at an informal meeting held during last week-end presided over by Lieut. Col. Luckham, Civil Affairs Officer, with the object of setting-up a Sports Association for the entertainment and benefit to both the Army and the civilians here. Hitherto a certain amount of166 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement98 1945-11-06 2 NOTICE The Public is requested to make un i.DIATE report to the Central Police Station, Malacca, preferably b\ teli phone, whenever a robbery or thelt occurs, or whenever their suspicions are aroused concerning the presence ot any persons in the neighbourhood ot then houses. This will enable Police or Militarj98 words
-
Advertisement135 1945-11-06 2 FOR QUALITY CALL AT B. CHUNILAL Exporter, Importer and Commission Agent. Dealer in Piece Goods and General Merchandise, Nos. 12 and 34, Mill Road, Malacca. Tel. No. 105. P. O. Box No. 56 CONSULT Prof. T. B. LAM (Palmist and Occultist) 17, Church Street, Malacca. FOR YOUR FUTURE Burma Governor’s135 words
-
-
Page 2 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous172 1945-11-06 2 THE CITY PARK Slil CITY OPERA Nov. 6 Hikayat Perahu Mas, Part 2 Nov. 7 Charity Night CANTONESE WAYANG Leading Artistes—Koo Yoke Meng, Smg Ten Ran and Fah Wan Lan. Nov. 6 Kang Fook Mei Yean Sam, iNov. < Wan Goh San Ho n eu (Charity Night). ay every Sunday172 words
-