The Straits Chronicle, 28 November 1945

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  • Title Section
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    12 1 The Straits Chronicle No. 61. MALACCA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1915. 10 ct».
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  • EDITORIAL
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      COMMUNAL AMITY
      687 1 II is hard to forget the unfortunate clashes which had occurred between the j Chinese and the Malays in various parts of Johore and Kuala Pilah. It is muc l harder to believe that people who had lived and toiled together for years should range themselves against each
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    British And Indian Troops To Withdraw Shortly
    460 1 Annamite Uprisings Well Under Control: Mr. Baker Supports Action Of British Commanders In Java New Delhi, Nov. 27. AN ALLIED communique from Saigon states that with the rapid restoration of order in Indo-China, British and Indian troops will be able to withdraw from
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    £1,000 From Home For Malayan Relief
    66 1 The following message has been received by Maj.-Gen. H. R. Hone, CCAO from the Colonial Office:— “We have learnt with interest steps which are being taken in Malaya to deal with distress amongst civilian population. You will be pleased to know that His Majesty’s
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    Generalissimo Chiang On Economic Reconstruction Of China
    770 1 MODERN AGRICULTURAL METHODS TO BE EMPLOYED San Francisco, Nov. 27. DEPORTS from Chungking state that Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek in his address to the newly-formed Economic Council in Chungking stated that China must embark on an all-out effort to extricate herself from economic
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    CEYLONESE FORGATHER
    38 1 for reasons of space fhe function held by local Ceylonese to meet Mr. f ooniat aswaniy, Representative of the Government of Ceylon and his personnel yesterday evening, will be published in lull in tomorrow’s issue.—Ed. S.C.
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    HORSE RACING TO BE RESUMED
    347 2 B.M.A. To Sponsor For The Present A veterinary committee acting on the instructions of Lt.-Gen. Sir Miles Dempsey has recently completed an inspection of all race horses in Malaya. As a result of this inspection, the committee has formed an opinion that certain horses will
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    Letter To The Editor
    235 2 A POINT OF DOUBT (To The Editor, Straits Chronicle) Colonel M. C. Hay, Senior Civil Affairs Officer, B.M.A. (M), Johore, has been kind enough to give an explanation regarding payments due to the Government under the B.M.A. Order No. 17. They relate to Government revenue and
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    HOCKEY
    307 2 Tampin XI Beat Malacca Malays By One Goal With the score sheet blank for about forty minutes of play speculation was rife in deciding the issue of the game when the Tampin XI met the Malacca Malays at hockey on the Banda Hi In English School ground yesterday evening.
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    U.S.-BRITISH NOTE TO MOSCOW
    197 2 San Francisco, Nov. 27. Both the Governments of the United States and Great Britain have handed the Soviet Foreign Office a memorandum requesting an explanation of Soviet action in Persia. The British note tersely reminded Moscow of the Anglo-Russian Alliance. The American note emphasizes the importance
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    SPORTS FIXTURES
    18 2 Thursday, Nov. 29. Football —(Trade School Ground). Malays vs. 19 Lancers. Rugger Trial —(M. C. Ground).
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      470 2 NOTICE Electrical Department Malacca All unauthorised connections and installations will be removed forthwith; lailure to remo\c or disconnect will he dealt with in accordance with the Electricity Enactment and the Rules therein. 2. Where new supplies of electrical energy are required the method prevailing in December, 1941 will be followed
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    • Advertisement
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      33 2 Malacca Broadcasting Station LOCAL ENTERTA INMENT Wavelength—279 Metres. Frequency—lo7s kcs. Thursday, 29th Nov., 1945 6.80 7.00 p.m. Classical Music. Local broadcast: 9.30-10.00 p.m. Mandarin Selections. Relayed from Chee Yean Keong Restaurant, City Park.
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      160 2 THE CITY PARK V 00 SRI CITY OPERA V on P v tri Bunga Telor Nov. 29 Tjiong Winara. CANTONESE WAYANG Leading Artistes— Koo Yoke Meng, Nov Lan and Fah Wan Lan. Vnv S u a T Lai Kwan Pt. 111. Beon k p Sam rw C TI OPEN-AIR TALKIES
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