The Straits Times, 21 November 1945
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Title Section21 1945-11-21 1 The Straits Times ltALAi.i'S LEU IMG \'LU SPAFER-ESTAti USHED M 45 i: r\. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVFMBER 21. 1945 PRitr 10 ci.Ni-21 words
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192 1945-11-21 1 SOV IET ATT ACK ON U.S. PO LICY IN JAPAN c Arthur's Control "Inadequate" A Russian charge that Gen. MacArthnr's itrol over the execution of the unconditional "render terms imposed on Japan is clearly irate is made by Prof. Eugene Zhukov, lor of the Institute of Pacific Relations, imming the192 words
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Article125 1945-11-21 1 tokio. tfov. 19.— The Mlied Command today order- the arrest of eleven addi>nal Japanese '"who's who- who are am oner the listed i >pnotch war criminals. The list Included Gen. I Kuniaki Koiso, who followed I as premie: Gen. Mac Arthur ordered the eleven to125 words
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Article35 1945-11-21 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. v. S. War Department d last night that! of its fast troopships m Atlantic will be diverted i Pacific at '.he beginnext month to return tops to the United States. Iter Press.35 words
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Article76 1945-11-21 1 LONDON. Nov. 19.— Mr. Herbert Morrison. Lord President of the Council, sad m the House of Commons today that, m addition to nationalization of coal-mining, the Government proposed within th< life oi the present Parliamc it to brine urder national ownership railways, cara's. long-distance road haulageReuter - 76 words
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Article63 1945-11-21 1 LONDON, Nov. ::o.— V.r. P. J. Noel-Baker, Minister oi state, qfeclared m the flouse of Common th.it he had no evidence that German scientists were work inj; m Spain on research m th"" use of atomic energy; iiut h would be £lad to considerReuter - 63 words
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Article163 1945-11-21 1 America's Air Defence Measures WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. It was learned yesterday that the United Stateis taking steps to protect the nation from air attack through unguarded Arctic approaches. r'-.i e plans, which ace reported to be recelvln major attention, include thr proposal for a Ion?- rang." agreement with Iceland providing163 words
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Article273 1945-11-21 1 BATAVIA. N<m. 'o.— Six 11. bombs wore droppeJ i the i-ntre of Scinaran? mi* inoiniii-; following •U-minute ua nini; uUmesians t-» evacuae pusirafned as the result of surprise attack launched night. Mljrs a Netherlands Igcnejr di>na'<h today uprise attack last c [ndon< sians sueIn splitting upReuter - 273 words
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Article178 1945-11-21 1 TIENTSIN, Nov. 19.— A Communist spokesman today said that Yenan troops won id co;. tinue to disrupt military communication tinea m North China as long as they arc used to transport Central Government troops and supplies, reports United Press. He termed the firing incident involving178 words
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Article139 1945-11-21 1 MELDOURNi:. Nov. i.. In connection with Admiral Mountbatten's protest against the Inaccurate ani damaging broadcast pw out under the i uspicss oi the Commonwealth Ministry ot' Information, tl*e Sydney Sun's Canberra correspondent reported todaj th? li future all short-wave broadcasts will be examined b.v responsible officers toReuter - 139 words
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Article85 1945-11-21 1 TEHERAN, Nov. 20.— According to an official i announcement today, fierce righting is taking place in Mianeh. in Azerbaijan province, .says Reuter. Fighting is also believed to bo taking place at Tabriz, where the Persian command t> has issued a proclamation declaring that all disturbances85 words
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Article66 1945-11-21 1 WASHINGTON. X ?.n.— Po Kzru P >und has arrived h"re to face charges of treason, it w-»s revealed yesterdov. The wellknown poel paid that fince he hud been arrested for making 'ir-vtri-easts over Romo radio he Itacl spent bis time m orison wrttine poems and ti an66 words
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Advertisement19 1945-11-21 1 r vw, nwii ca. Everything Electrical 04, North BrMga i:d Singapore Tele. '.Ul5. FRASER NEAVE AT YOUR SERVICE AGAIN19 words
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592 1945-11-21 2 The Straits Times S'pore Wed., Nov. 21, 1945. Education aporc have en distressed I deir school f< lime tth they can barely provide food and clothing for their children. A desire that children should make as far M may be possible. tfefecti In their education arising from the distortion of592 words
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Article1297 1945-11-21 2 By A Naval Correspondent This is the story of the British 1 i-t Indies licet which, under (he command of Admiral Sir Arthur Tower, swept the Japanese from (he Indian Ocean •«<! succeeded m confining Japanese naval operations m these waters to the brief stretch of1,297 words
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Letter152 1945-11-21 2 Certain Government school teachers are sa'd to be pivi- private tuition at a prescribed after school hours. It would have been less objectionable if the students were from other sch >o!s or not in any school at all bu\ when the ext r a c^achinsr is given to152 words
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Letter44 1945-11-21 2 it Is not pleasant for the patient pedestrian Singaporean to see. Japanese prisoners driving about town m saloon ears. Have the autooriUes already dured by v. Blam and !<• neo If it 1 •r Individual laps I with the br tld b<igapors.44 words
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Letter151 1945-11-21 2 Over 5.000 people are suffering hardship and monetary loss because the East Coast railway (Oemas-Mentakab) has been closed. This line was functioning rit-'ht up to the time of th<? reoccupation. Those people (mostly agriculturists) live In and around the townships of Mengkuang, Kemayan, Aver Hitam, Sunget Luis,151 words
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Letter34 1945-11-21 2 My, I demolished by the Nippon authorities m connection with the construction ol an aerodrome at Oeylang Could not the hM a. make the J i" (> w erecl housi ii o,34 words
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Article444 1945-11-21 2 Singapore Diary Do you war' g e n u 1 n e antique made in Birmlngh piece of useful bri Ii so, take a the direction of Am where a tantalisii ty of articles bot mental and ultilitari displayed for sale t>. vendors. Since sue are not included in the444 words
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430 1945-11-21 3 BOLD, GENEROUS ACTION NEEDED" plea for (he Rrant of a subsidy by the A. to (he Malayan rubber industry, so as to it back rapidly on its feet, and* for the rientisation of technique to achieve a lower i of production and a higher wage430 words
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Obituary33 1945-11-21 3 Pan Chuan Hock. 56. formsrlv Kellv Walsfa Ltd.. at P9 Seng Road on 14.11.45. family tender heartfelt thanks relative*. mombriN of 31 Saua.l- RAF. and friends who stled the funeral, sent wTeaihs33 words
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Article79 1945-11-21 3 PERAK CASE RETRIAL From Our Own Correspondent IPOH, Nov. 20: Major J. G. Adams In Perak Superior Court this morning ordered a retrial of the case against nine police personnel charged with murder in connection with the death of 22 Chinese. The President said all charges were to79 words
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Article83 1945-11-21 3 An America:!. Mr J. S. Brennoman, of the Texas Company, who was with the Malayan Petnleum Board, She'l Hou^e, was killed at Keppel Road on Monday when the jeep in r hich he v/as travelling came into collision with an army vehicle. The funeral look place83 words
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Article63 1945-11-21 3 A branch of the Labour Office has been opened at No. 3, 7th mile Bukit Timah Road. People living m Woodlands, Jurong and Bukit Timah who wish to register as unemployed should do so at this branch. Residents of these districts who have already registered at the63 words
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Article27 1945-11-21 3 A programme of l'ght music, vocal and instrumental, will b^ given at a V.M.C.A. Concert m the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. Admission is free.27 words
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Article83 1945-11-21 3 The findings of (he committees investigating the tin and rubber industries in Malaya are "highly confidential," and will be sent direct to the War Oflice and Colonial Oflice. through whom the reports will eventually be made public, an official of the B.M.A. told the Straits Times83 words
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121 1945-11-21 3 There will be a short service with community hymn singing every Sunday night a 8.15 P.m. m the Victoria Memorial Hall. The service will be conducted, by the RAF and the singing led b\ the choir of 5353 Wing. This follows the very suc,l121 words
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Article252 1945-11-21 3 Removal Of Age Limit Urged Urging the importance of keeping Singapore children occupied, a suggestion has been made to the B.M A. that the school age limit should be removed and that accommodation should bo provided temporarily by finding or constructing suitable premises in252 words
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Advertisement353 1945-11-21 3 THORNYCROFT (SINGAPORE) LTD NOTICE is hereby mven that an Extraordinary General Mer^tinp of Thornycroft Singapore) Ltd. will be held at Thornvcroft Hou-»». Smith Souare. I/ondon. S.W.I, on the 4th December 1945 to consider Ordinary and Special resolutions m respect of which particulars and proxy forms may be obtained by shareholders353 words
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264 1945-11-21 4 OCCUPYING FORCEi INVESTIGATING TOKIO, Nov. 19 The occupation forces are today ting a fantastic Japanese report that a small group of Kan (suicide) corps urvivors nave threatened to ass ite a dozen Communisi leaders m J ipan on Dec. I. n e rep >rt264 words
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Article57 1945-11-21 4 CLEVELAND. OHIO. Nov. 19.— Former lightweight champion Lew Jenkins, recently discharged from :.<■ navy, who us making ring omehack. will moet welterweight Jimmy Doyle m a ten-round fight kre on Dec. 3. it \\a c Ann unc I ast night. Jenkins said he would iu'k the welterweight title. Doyle nas57 words
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Article338 1945-11-21 4 TOKIO N>\ IS. -The Em- ol Japati has taken the initiative f abolishing the jfflee Lon PI -r of the Privy Seal. I to thi newspaper Aj till Press. tokio. Nov. 19.— The Allies have aski the Japanese Government to submit a list of national art nn<l338 words
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Article98 1945-11-21 4 Britain Bulgarian Elections LONDON. Nov. 19.— The British representative m Buir,a ia. who is exnminin" nans for the Bulgarian elect! t, reported information •*"i ilar to that on which th united States based a renewed protest, it was reported here lr.*t night. Hie United States had ad- 1 •Msed Bui98 words
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Article105 1945-11-21 4 LONDON. Nov. 18— The Sunday Times warns the Government that "or all times. the worst to embarK on a general programme of nationalisation."' The Government's policy, i k not -practical but controlled by doctrinnaire Not only the liberties but the standard of life of the country areReuter - 105 words
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