The Straits Chronicle, 24 November 1945
1945-11-24
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The Straits Chronicle
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Title Section12 1945-11-24 1 The Straits Chronicle No. 58. MALACCA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1945. 10 eta.12 words
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568 1945-11-24 1 Bloodiest Fighting In Hupeh Province: Chiang’s Efforts Of Peaceful Settlement Fail Melbourne, Nov. 23. JN A DETERMINED offensive against Communist forces in Noith China, Chinese Government troops have launched the biggest attacks in the civil strife in China on three strong Communist positions—east, west568 words
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EDITORIAL
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Article557 1945-11-24 1 In the course of our browsings among the old files of the former Malacca Chronicle,” we chanced by an editorial encaptioned Malayan Students for Australia,” published in the issue of November 10, 1941. It is on record that n positive move was taking shape then to send local557 words
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276 1945-11-24 1 London, Nov. 23. The foreign policy debate commenced in the House of Commons to-day. The British Prime Minister first gave the House an account of his visits to Washington and Canada and said that the first task of Britain, Canada and the United276 words
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316 1945-11-24 1 ‘THREE STAR FORCE TO BE DISBANDED Opening Of The M.P.AJ.A. Club Malacca, Nov. 25. Bedecked with flags of the four big nations Great Britain, United States, china and Russia, the premises of the Seng Cheong Society was dressed for the occasion." November the 23rd will be the day when a316 words
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Article72 1945-11-24 1 —Reuter. 1 El IE it AN, Nov. 21.—A representative of the Persian General Staff has arrived at the Russian military head*n Kazvin, 85 miles north-west ol Ichcran, to discuss with the* Russian commanding general the question of permission for Persian troops to move north to deal with the—Reuter. - 72 words
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Article205 1945-11-24 1 NO RESERVE STOCKS IN MALAYA C°L- A. W. WALLICH, Chief of Pan Malayan HQ. Supply T epartments, held a Press Conference in Singapore on 1 hursday afternoon. Referring to a Reuter message which lead, Ine phantom ot famine is threatening the rice-eatintr people of Asia,”205 words
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Advertisement13 1945-11-24 1 M. SALEH CO. military suppliers. No. 63, Wolferstan Road, MALACCA. ’Phone No. 146.13 words
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Advertisement25 1945-11-24 1 BLUE BIRD CO. Provision Contractors. Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry Egg Suppliers. No. 153, Wolferstan Road. MALACCA. ’Phone 11b. SUPPLY DEPOT FOR 50 Indian Tank Brigade.25 words
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Article142 1945-11-24 2 Tank Brigade Trounce Chinese Poor finishing and lack of team-work accounted for the hopeless defeat o the local Chinese who were trounce to the tune of 7 goals to one by the 50 'l’k Hde. Signal Squadron, at. football on the Malacca Club ground yesterday evening. The local team142 words
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213 1945-11-24 2 London, Nov. 29, Reuter’s Correspondent in Teheran reports that Soviet are deliberately preventing the entry of Persian Hoop, into the city. A few days ago clashes were reported between government forces and Separatist groups Rj-PoUs had further alleged that Soviet military authorities had supplied arms213 words
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Article242 1945-11-24 2 A VICTIM WAILS (To The Editor, Straits Chronicle) As one of the many victims over whose blood these guys A Reputed Dealer and “Small Business Men” are lighting tooth and nail to have the right alone to suck, I should like to encourage them to go242 words
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Article421 1945-11-24 2 (To The Editor, Straits Chronicle) It is good to see that some of the staff, the indifferent-clerks, in one of the banking houses have galvanised themselves to a realisation that attention must be given as assiduously and expeditiously as possible to the needs of constituents of the bank421 words
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Article151 1945-11-24 2 MR. TYTLER SUCCEEDS Mr. P. A. MacDougall, Agent for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corj)oi ation, Malacca Branch, will be leaving this week-end for Singapore fioni whence he will proceed to Sungei x atani for re-opening the Branch there, he is succeeded by Mr. G.151 words
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186 1945-11-24 2 Local Chinese sportsmen will hail with delight the revival of the Malacca Chinese Recreation Club recently. At a meeting of th* 1 General Committee it was unanimously decided to revive the activities of the club and in the course of the next few days the186 words
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319 1945-11-24 2 New Delhi, Nov. 23. Latest reports from Batavia state that the general situation in Java is tense but not critical. Severe street fighting was again reported in Batavia when Indonesian mobs attacked an ambulance convoy transporting sick and wounded Indonesians to hospitals in319 words
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Advertisement223 1945-11-24 2 TENDERS 'l enders will be received at the Office of the D.C.R.E. Malacca, up to Noon Ot the 28th November, 194;>, tor the flowing Works; oTtom v CONSTIUH TINT, AM SIMPLEING 4,000 CHARKAb, MALACCA Plans and Spec.fication may bo seen, and printed forms of tender, with all particulars obtained at223 words
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Advertisement308 1945-11-24 2 THE MALAYAN STUDENT (A monthly publication for boys and girls) We invite essays for above magazine from boys and girls. PRIZES: Special $lOO. Ist. $5O. 2nd. $25. 3rd. $lO. Particulars and entry forms from Malacca Commercial Press, No. 3, Second Cross Street, Malacca. WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE NAM308 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous24 1945-11-24 2 Malacca Broadcasting Station AI, ENTERT AINMENT Wavelengfh—279 .Metres. Frequency —1075 Kcs. Sunday. 25. h Nov., 194.> 7 p.,,,. Classical Music Recorded music Local Broadcast.24 words
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Miscellaneous141 1945-11-24 2 THE CITY PARK SRI CITY OPERA Nov. 24 OH! Chihta Ku Nov. 25 Dahlia CANTONESE WAYANG Nov. 24 fay: Yeh See Pak Thye Yuan Night: Chan Chan Mei Yean Was Fov. 25 Day: Fong Sai Yeok Tar Loi Toi Night Hiong Chan Kuan Sor Peng CITY OPEN-AIR TALKIES Closing temporarily-Machine141 words
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