The Straits Times, 16 November 1945
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Title Section23 1945-11-16 1 The Straits Times I v.l S M IS U ibING \f It US/IED 1845, i IRE, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1945. I'Rlcr 10 CENTS23 words
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197 1945-11-16 1 W ashington Decision To Share Atom Secret Reported Rucsians Must Clarif. Post- War Aspirations York, No>. 15.—The New York Times i Washington Message says it is understood licrom conversant with the discussions cen the United States President, Mr n the Brit^h Prime Minister, Mr. Cle\tilce. and the Canadian Prime Minister197 words
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149 1945-11-16 1 Four -Power Control O f Japan Requested WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.— Mr. James P. les, l/nitcd States Secretary of State, said lay that Moscow has returned to its earlier mand for setting up a four-power control tuncil m Japan on the Berlin model. Ho said that no agreement has been reachedReuter - 149 words
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Article75 1945-11-16 1 WELLINGTON. Nov. 15. The New Zealand Government was well aware that trade representation must be expanded m the Eiui and no time was being lost m restoring the basis of New Zealand's representation abroad, stated the Prime Minister. Mr. Peter Fras^r, Mr. Fraser added that the questionReuter - 75 words
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Article162 1945-11-16 1 200,000 Casualties In China CHUNGKING, Nov. 15: General Ho Juan, Governor of Shrntung, said today that si.:co t.ie Japanese surrender there have been 200,000 casualties m Shantung Including 30,000 soldiers killed as the result of Communist I attach. This is the first authoritative report of casualtlei which indicate the ferocity162 words
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284 1945-11-16 1 Prompt U.S. Action In Palestine Necessary ri-ton. Nov. 15: -The iretary of State. Mr. P Byrnes stated toPresldent Truman I appoint three mem- the two-power Comcri Palestine as soon -ible. Mr. Byrnes that it was essential United States to act d States Senate s Committee d tutted for two ■solution284 words
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256 1945-11-16 1 Batavia, Nov. 15. Prince Bernard will be flying to Batavia within a few days "presu ably to represent Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands at the expected discussions between i.he Dutch and Indonesian Governments'", according to the London Daily Herald's correspondent m Batavia quoted by the256 words
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Article30 1945-11-16 1 Wellington, Nov. 14.— The New Zealand Labour Party conference baa rejected the proposal for v repeal of the conscription law bemuse of possible obligations to 'he United Nations Organisation. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article68 1945-11-16 1 HONGKONG. Nov. 15 Th c Commander-ln-Chief, R^ar-Admiral Cecil H. P. Harcourt, today removed restrictions on ihe entry <r persons other than Europeans into Hongkong trom China and Macao, his purpose bein.j; tc accelerate trade between China and Hongkong and alleviate the hardship j among those >rc?d toReuter - 68 words
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120 1945-11-16 1 Japs Want To Play Davis Cud Tennis SYDNEY Nov. 15:— The Tokyo Correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald today cabled a report from the Japanese capital that Japan wants to enter a team for the Davis Cup to be held by Australia. The Japanese have "revived their Lawn Tennis AssociationReuter - 120 words
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Advertisement13 1945-11-16 1 RADIOS KKWIAI RADIO C? 122-124 06CH4BD OO FRASER NEAVE AT YOUR SERVICE AGAIN13 words
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630 1945-11-16 2 The Straits Times S'pore, Friday, Nov. 16, 1945. Not So "Brani" One of the leading articles published m the Straits Times la-t m iXtm a letter m which w were credited with being "bnml" tot having ventured to ofTer mild criticism of ihe B.M.A. We take thn' letter as the630 words
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Article1697 1945-11-16 2 Sir Arnold Robinson - Sir Arnold Robinson Hy Sir Arnold Percy Robinson came to Malaya in !!>07 to join the firm of Messrs. Drew and Napier. advocates and solicitors, of which the late Sir Walter Napier was then the head. He served his firm for a while in Kuala Lumpur. On1,697 words
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Letter384 1945-11-16 2 In Septorr.b^r, I chanced to come into contact with an o'd friend, who had fled at the fall of SincaDcre and had returned with pips on hi* shoulders. I reirarkod to him that the scrapping of the Japanese currency notos would brins great hard hip on the majority384 words
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Letter114 1945-11-16 2 After reading what the B.M.A. has to say regarding the requisitioning of houses, I live m uncertainty. The Army has more chin adequate premises to accomm d-tte the troops, at barraks. aJI over [the island, so why must 'hey aff- eravate the present housing shortage of Si-igapore by this114 words
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Article414 1945-11-16 3 COUNCIL SE VING UP SHARK LIVER OIL FACTORIES ne of the first >t pa to help anaemic mothers nildren In Singapore, the Malayan N- t'-jt I has arranged for the opening soon < i a shark r oil factory m this island, and later probably414 words
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Article26 1945-11-16 3 The Messiah will b? rend-ed by St. Andrew* Cathedral daring C. "i Unas. Loan of mv ie copies \vi 1 be appreciated by the itednd Rhaplain.26 words
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Article120 1945-11-16 3 Or. William Clyde, Food Adviser to the Colonial Office and chairman of the Colonial Office Nutritional. Food and Agricultural Survey I'nit. which is coming out from England M>on. has arrived in Singapore, and attended a meeting of the Malayan Nutritional Council at the Municipal building on Wednesday.120 words
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368 1945-11-16 3 The delay m the distribution of the November rice ration and the halving of the sugiir ration, which came into force this month, are explained m a statement made by Col. K. C. Tours, Food Controller with the B.M.A. (Slalaya). According to the368 words
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239 1945-11-16 3 The transformation of Horn: Lim Gr:en, former S.C.R.C. sports ground, into a hawkers* centre, will be considered by i the BM A Brigadier P. A B McKsrrrn, Deputy Chief Civil /A "airs Officer. Sir.ganore, told a deputation of six representatives of th-239 words
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105 1945-11-16 3 Subsidy For Feeding Of Schoolchildren? A scheme, whereby Oorcnmonf will subsidize the feeding and nutrition of schoolchildren m Singapore, has been submitted by th>> Healtn Department, and la •„t'-<■ >--- *«nf»tim by h'ehcauthorities the Straits Times understands. By (he scheme, it is unders „^on^rppnts will b made with certain food105 words
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Advertisement288 1945-11-16 3 FOR SALE 1.000 4 i -gallon Malt drums. These m«.^ be inspected -it Malayan Srfwe.ies Ltd Alexand:a Road dunoe the hours 9 a.m. I p.m. WrHton applications should be addi -s-ed to the Secretariat Fraser Neave Ltd Trafal^JSfret. M. E. NATHAN RADIO ENGINEERS RADIO ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 25/27 Orchard Rd. Phone288 words
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Article66 1945-11-16 4 The Chief Scowl h.i* sent i tmMc to Mr. I rank C <ands. Stout '••mmissinncr. Malaya, congratulating the xconten and s«outs m Malaya for their magnift- < »*nt work iaring the 3'l« %rars of Japanese oi«upalion and e\pres-«inr reliance <>n thp scouts to p'^y their par! m66 words
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120 1945-11-16 4 1 is d«*p concern In Tndia over the arrest of various loaders of the Indian community In Malaya, notably Mean. N. Raghavan, N. K. Meno:i, S. C. Goho and others on Charges of alleged collaboration with the Japanese and Rubh&s Chandra Bose." So120 words
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Article32 1945-11-16 4 A mass meeting of all nati:>naiitie.s orpanbed by the General Labour Union, took place at Farrer Park on Wednesday afternoon m honour of the 58th birth'tay of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.32 words
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202 1945-11-16 4 NOT AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC SALE Rhipmeat of 1.000 motorcars iuad lorries, ordered for Malaya, is expected to unite in Singapore in about lour months but Ibey will ni>t be available for public •ale. They will be distributed all \cr Malaya to202 words
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Article46 1945-11-16 4 Manufacturers m Singapore are i.->ked to submit th~ monthly requirements of rice. si;c-ar, salt and *!our needea by them to continue 'heir industry. Applications hould be addressed to the Deputy i tod Controller (Singapore Divlion». Municipal Building, and hould be submitted by Nov 25.46 words
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70 1945-11-16 4 From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur,— An exhaustive search for re,rM«r.-; of land ti !es m Pahane: b beinr. mr.de. it raa recently revealed by Brigadier H. C. WilLin. Deputy Chief Ci.il Affairs Officer. Malay Peninsula. He said that aii exhaustive search had been made70 words
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Article56 1945-11-16 4 The second lecture on the "History of the War" series wfll take p'.are el the Victoria Memorial Hall at 6 p.m. toaay. The lecture is entitled "The Black Year— l 942." The lecturer tonight Ls Lieut.Col. G. G. Thomson, who was formerly lecturer m Political Science and International56 words
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303 1945-11-16 4 British Prefer Natural Rubber To Synthetic From Our Own Correspondent London, Nov. 2 British rubber manufacture r.s will turn from syntheric substitute* for rubber to tilt mtural plantation product immediately supplies of the latter are available. This is the opinion expressed Uk me by all authoritative n anufacturing or producing303 words
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