Malaya Tribune, 15 February 1946
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Title Section29 1946-02-15 4/1 The Malaya Tribune Telephone: 5811. The Newspaper Of The People Of Malaya FOUR PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune Friday, February 15, 1946.29 words
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297 1946-02-15 4/1 2 REPORTED KILLED, 19 INJURED IN CLASH 5221 In view of the disturbed conditions prevailing in the city, the public are again reminded that in the event of any attempts at intimidation or 'disturbance, t/iey should Immediately ring up 5221 and297 words
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Article150 1946-02-15 4/1 The first ship to come through the Suez Canal witn civilian passengers since the end of war, the MJ3. "Oranje" into Singapore Harbour this morning. She left Southampton on Jan. 26 and reached the Singapore Roads on Wednesday, but disembarkation was held up until this morning.150 words
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Article15 1946-02-15 4/1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Feb. 13.—Mayor William O'Dywer to-night announced the settlement of the tugboat strike—Reuter.Reuter. - 15 words
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Article312 1946-02-15 4/1 Quiet tension prevails in Singapore today as special police and military patrols in radio cars patrol the entire island in readiness for any sign of trouble—in firm answer to the challenge thrown down by the Malaya ii Communist Party that they intend to hold a mass312 words
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Article187 1946-02-15 4/1 Evidence that he beat and 111- treated three local Chinese civilians lat the Kempei-tai at the imtrucI tions of his superiors in order to 1 extract confessions from them W*l 1 given by Cpl. Murata (accuv jd No. 5) at the continued hearing187 words
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696 1946-02-15 4/1 "Immediate Drastic" Action To Be Taken INDIA APPEALS TO RUSSIA FOR HELP Reuter. LONDON, Feb. 15.—The United Nations on Thursday night declared war on starvation and urged food-pro-ducing countries to turn their swords into ploughshares as the General Assembly neared adjournment of its firstReuter. - 696 words
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69 1946-02-15 4/1 Associated Press. SHANGHAI, Feb. 15.—Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, in an- impassioned speech on Thursday, declared that with extra-territorialty abolished, "we no longer have to live as slaves and bear burdens." Nearly half a million persons jammed the big Shanghai racecourse to hear the Generalissimo declareAssociated Press. - 69 words
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Article145 1946-02-15 4/1 Reuter A.P. PAtilb, beo. U.—WUat is aet>enoeu an Otic O] lUc wun>i ean/iquuKcs ever experienced in No)■ li Ajr.ea rocKea districts south-west oj Cons tantine, in Northern Algeria, on Tuesday resulting in 2/6 casualties, repor.s reaching here said today. The number of dead is not yetReuter & A.P. - 145 words
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106 1946-02-15 4/1 Reuter. LONDON, Feb. 14.—Famous Soviet war leaders, Marshals Malinovsky, Timosnenko, Zhukov, Voroshilov, Uokosovsky. Tolbukhin and Bagramian, were among the candidates elected to the Supreme Soviet, Moscow radio said today. Fedor Gusev, Soviet Ambassador in London, and Andrei Vyshinsky, Deputy Commissar for ForeignReuter. - 106 words
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345 1946-02-15 4/1 Associated Press. CALCUTTA, Feb. 14.—British troops have quieted Calcutta's ominous hordes on Wednesday and the city's second orgy of killing, destruction and rioting in two-and-a-half months is slowly subsiding today, but there are still reports of firing in some sections as military troopsAssociated Press. - 345 words
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25 1946-02-15 4/1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.—President Truman has announce d ihe appointment of Paul R. Josselyn, as Consul-General in Singapore, the State Department said.25 words
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Article318 1946-02-15 4/1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.— Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes, who resigned yesterday, asserted that President Truman challenged his veracity after telling him to be "as gentle as you can* with Edward Pauley, Californian oilman and Truman's nominee as Navy Under-Secre-tary. In a blistering 2,000-word leiA.P. - 318 words
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167 1946-02-15 4/1 Associated Press. Baiavia, Feb. 15.—Tan Malaka, nead ol tne Communistic i-eopies front," reiterated on Tnursaay that he woujld "demand 100 per cent, recognition" of tne Indonesian Repuolic be. fore consenting to confer wltfc the Dutch. Furthermore, he added, he wiD participate in no discussionsAssociated Press. - 167 words
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135 1946-02-15 4/1 Reuter. LONDON, Feb. 14.—Indian and Dominions troops will be represented Britain's great victory procession on June B—two8 —two days after th© anniversary of D-Day—which win take nearly two hours to pass before the King and the diplomatic mission of Allied- countries at the salutingReuter. - 135 words
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Article53 1946-02-15 4/1 A.P. CAIRO, Feb. 15. —It was reported reliably here on Thursday night that the cabinet of Premier Nokrashy Pasha would resign over the anti-British demonstrations and that a new cabinet would be named. At the same time, British Ambassador Lord Killearn has left for London for consultationsA.P. - 53 words
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Article42 1946-02-15 4/1 Reuter. LONDON, Feb. 14.—British Foreign Secretary, Ernest Bevin, denied amid cheers in the House f f Com mens today the report published in Moscow that a large number of British troops had arrived in Teheran. The report had quoted a Teheran newspaper.—Reuter.Reuter. - 42 words
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Article555 1946-02-15 2/3 has been written and AY spoken about the plight of clerks wno in pre-war days worked lor the European firms, estates and mines in this country. They are a much maligned and neglected section of workers, whose timid bleatings have so far evoked no sympathetic response though555 words
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340 1946-02-15 2/3 untitled Associated Press. 10KYO, Feb. 13.—Joseph Keenan, head of the inter nationa prosecution section lor the trial Of Japanese win criminals, called "offensive, to say the least," the dissent ing opinions of Justices Frank Murphy and Wily Ilui ledge, from the Supreme Court, whoAssociated Press. - 340 words
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Article103 1946-02-15 2/3 Associated Press. MANILA, Feb. 13.—Lieut.-General Masaharu Homma prefers execution by firing squad to hanging. Homma has been convicted of condoning atrocities, including the infamous Bataan death march, in the Philippines. Major Larry Hodgln. in charge of tie military police at the war crimes court, said inAssociated Press. - 103 words
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147 1946-02-15 2/3 Reuter. LONDON, Feb. 13.-Member* oi the Parliamentary delegation to India on returning to the House of Commons were perturbed to find that during the'i absence statements had reachea Britain from India suggesting that the delegation had been received with coolness. Several members of theReuter. - 147 words
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Article53 1946-02-15 2/3 Associated Press. LONDON, Feb. 14.—The United Nations Assembly committee on Wednesday voted overwhelmingly to establish the temporary UNO headquarters In New YorK City after rejecting San Francis co as the temporary site. Chinese delegates voted foi the Pacific coast city while British and Russian delegates were among thoseAssociated Press. - 53 words
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Article88 1946-02-15 2/3 A.P. LONDON, Feb. 14. At leatl eighteen persons were killed on Wednesday in two air crashes A Royal Air Force flying-boat fell into the sea off England's south coast and a transport plane crashed into a bridge ol the Surrey Hills south of London TwoA.P. - 88 words
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Article129 1946-02-15 2/3 Reuter. BATAVIA, Feb. 13. -A British officer was wounded and two soldiers died later irom wounds after being ambushed by Indonesians on their way back to Batavia, capital city of Java from mopping up activities In Java, an official statement said today. They had goneReuter. - 129 words
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Article114 1946-02-15 2/3 Reuter. BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 13. Th< Argentine Cabinet was repon 1 to be in session to-day on the heels of the United States accusation that Argentina co-operat-ed actively with the Nazis during the war. Foreign Minister Juan Cook, meanwhile, declined to comment on the U.S. SlateReuter. - 114 words
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334 1946-02-15 2/3 Reuter. d»v w N 'r T Fcb 1 the Honse of Commons toST Independent, asked Colonial Secretary i.eorge Hall if he would ascertain whether SEAC were ■ialished that there was no likelihood of infernal dteiurLances uM» In Sarawak before he agreed Jo aeUiSReuter. - 334 words
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388 1946-02-15 2/3 Criticising the existence still oi a Military Administration in Malaya so long alter the cessation of hostilities, Mr. K. F. Nariman, former Mayor of Bombay, who is one of the panel of prominent Indian lawyers who have arrived in this country to (itfend Indian388 words
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Article34 1946-02-15 2/3 The series of lectures on the history of the war, from 1942 to the Japanese surrender, announced in yesterday's Malaya Tribune, will take place in the Town Hall, Kuala Lumpur.34 words
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61 1946-02-15 2/3 Singapore, Today. News has been received here that the late Col. Lim Bo Seng, Malayan Chinese hero who was executed by the Japanese during ihe occupation, has been posthumously promoted to the rank of Major-General by the Chinese Military Council. Col. Chuang Hui who61 words
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Article102 1946-02-15 2/3 The 25th Indian ("Ace of Spades") Division is shortly leaving Malayu and returning to India. Its place will be taken by the 7th Indian ("Golden Arrow") Division. To men wearing the green and black "Ace of Spades" flash on their shoulder fell the singular honour102 words
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131 1946-02-15 2/3 Young, bespectacled Edward Babier. also known as Eddie Tanashiro. was produced before Lt.-Colonel G. C. H. Culley in the Second Superior Court yesterday and charged on three counts Of voluntary causing grievous hurt. The 'charges alleged grievous hurt with a stick and with water and131 words
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209 1946-02-15 2/3 Cecil Kaan, proprietor of Cecil Cafe, which was described as one which "caters tor Europeans and was run on European lines," was fined $1,500, in default three weeks j s.i. yesterday for serving customers with controlled foodstuffs—bread, milk and sugar—in contravention of the Catering Premises209 words
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188 1946-02-15 2/3 "He hit me with a pair of handcuffs and said: 'You are here now; youi life is in my hands.' He beat me from midnight to dawn," testi--1 fled a complainant in the case In j which a young English-speaking Chinese, Koh Seng Kee,188 words
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Article155 1946-02-15 2/3 Pait evidence will be recorded in the Second Superior Court on Saturday morning in the case in which C3-years-old Louis de Souza is charged under the War Offences Ordinance. Louis de Souza pleaded not guilty ytsterday when the charge was formally preferred against him. JVing-Commander155 words
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Article49 1946-02-15 2/3 The Fleet aircraft carrier H.M.S. "Indomitable" has arrived In Singapore from Colombo. The "Indomitable" whose war service Includes the Mediterranean and the Pacific, ls now helping as a "trooper." She will soon be sailing for the United Kingdom with about 160 officers and 2,000 men aboard. I49 words
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