The Straits Chronicle, 11 December 1945

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  • Title Section
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    12 1 The Straits Chronicle No. 72. MALACCA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1945. 10 cf.
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  • Article
    ‘Quick Settlement Depends On British Military Methods ’
    723 1 ‘Quick Settlement Depends On British Military Methods Moderate Elements Have Lost The Reins Of Authority: No Appeal To Reason Possible T TninT Melbourne, Dec. 10. JN AN INTERVIEW in Batavia the Indonesian Premier of the Indonesian Nationalist Cabinet told the 8.8. C. \?r r^S^° ndent that Indonesians will co-operate with
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  • EDITORIAL
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      INDIAN DESTITUTES
      653 1 Cases of destitution as a legacy of Japanese occupation have been widespread among all communities in Malacca, but in recent weeks one has noticed an appreciable decline in the number of Chinese destitutes, leaving still a number of Indian women and children and a few Malays about the
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    FUNCTION AT PORT DICKSON
    134 1 Farewell To Major Stevenson Much gaiety prevailed at Port DirkoAhe 4<M ScIgT) 0.C., appointment in the B.M.A A Sand drama was held d tin i M an( 404 Indian barracks of the Eu,.“ p ?an OHie i ;;t^-werr n ]gajo? Stevenson, Capt. Dew hit (R.I.ASC -ipt.
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    RELEASE OF RICE AND SUGAR
    68 1 iV i A re,eased another week’s Tl! a r o Ce r card holders yesterday. he ratio is J katties for male adults, i /y katties for female adults, and iy 2 katties for children, at the controlled P' ice of 8 cents per katty.
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    Legal Practitioners
    66 1 rp V Malacca, Dec. 11. „V f h \i St u aits hronide reliably learns hat Malacca legal practitioners have granted their .permits to practice ll jA e loc al Courts. It can be hoped that, they will be making their appearance at the local bar after an
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    SPLENDID WORK AT INFANT WELFARE CENTRE
    453 1 CREDIT GOES TO RED CROSS SOCIETY AND LOCAL RELIEF COMMITTEE gPLENDID work is being done by the B.M.A. Malacca Infant Welfare Centre in relief and nutritional activities to destitute mothers »nrl nnrWr •.u < sbrnm S k' ery c re aru diligence is being
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    B.M.A. NUTRITION UNIT DOES SPLENDID WORK
    440 2 M< ritorious but silent work is being done by the B.M.A. Nutrition Unit, which is conducting a survey of the malnutrition of people in ail walks ot life in the State. Its numbers .have within the last one and a hall examined no less
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  • Article
    SPORTS FIXTURES
    43 2 Tuesday, 11 Dec. HOCKEY (M.C. Ground). 24 I.G.H. vs. Malays. HOCKEY (B.H.E.S. Ground). Eurasians vs. 19 Lancers. FOOTBALL (Police Depot Ground). Police vs. 37 Field Squadron. Wednesday, 12 Dec. RUGGER MATCH (M.C. Ground). 50 Ind. Tk. Brigade vs. N.S. State Team.
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    AGRARIAN REFORMS FOR JAPAN
    155 2 London, Dec. 10. General Douglas MacArthur in his new directive to the Japanese Govern-, j ment has ordered the Japanese to effect sweeping agrarian reforms in the coun- give a better chance to the poor Japanese farmer who had been long .ruuering under an obsolete land
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      539 2 NOTICE TO HAULIERS I'lic? Commission* r for Roati I rans-j-oii has now dealt with all the applica- i ons received by him for haulage 1 rmits. In practically one hundred per cent of these cases the area in which the applicant desired to operate was shown as Malaya and Singapore.
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    • Advertisement
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      276 2 NOTICE Seek Kia Eenh, Malacca NOTICE is hereby given that all Nominees of Deceased Members of the Seek Kia Eenh Provident Fund who died between the period of Ist July to 31st December, 1941, only are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims for the payment of the
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    • Advertisement
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      302 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 f rom Malacca Commercial Press, No. 3, Second Cross Street, Malacca. The Malayan Advertiser (A magazine for
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      16 2 Malacca Broadcasting Station LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday, 11th Dec., 1945. 1830-1900 Malay Songs. Recorded Programme. Local Broadcast
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    • Miscellaneous
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      160 2 THE CITY PARK SRI CITY OPERA Dec. 11 Noordin Farsen Dec. 12 Puteri Rambot Mas CANTONESE WAYANG Dec. 11 Ban Lai Kvvan, Part 7 Dec. 12 Ban Lai Kwan, Part 8 CITY OPEN-AIR TALKIES Dec. 11-14 Goena Goena (Malay) SUN OPEN-AIR TALKIES 10-12 Lost Squadron ronggeng and city cabaret Midget
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