Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 February 1946

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    23 1 The Sunday Tribune i i j)hop( ,>l l Tin Xcwspapcr <>i the I'ettple Of Malaya ii.l > SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1946. i in [•;>
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    VOILENCE FLARES UP IN BOMBAY AGAIN
    568 1 300,000 Workers Go On Sink HWKS LmiTZ M Latest (uisuiziiy Figures 63 Dead, 777 injured m>MI',.W FEH. 2:S.— VIOLENCE FLARED UP I> BOMBAY \.\iN OIS SATIKDA^ AS rjoo.ooo WORK kkswi-.m <»\ sn:i;;i; \iti:u v ARING 01 THE -l i;i;i \p..i; 01 Ml 1 1
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    New Chinese Consul-Gen.
    36 1 New Chinese Consul-Gen. Singapore's first pott-war Chinese consul-general, who arrtoed here on Friday. Dr. Wu wfO be §ue*t of honour at a mtpthm mi the Singapore Chtrnese Chamber* o/ Commerce em Thursday DR WU PAA: :-:<:: no
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    ONE ARMY FOR CHINA: AGREEMENT REACHED
    175 1 M! S(iKIN(i, Keb. -(ien. Chou En-lai, No. 2Cm ■Ulist anci i t* l l'< mm M'^t nei^oliator with re; reseni ti\t> :h- iMi-'MPii; n::. (i^-'«.->fd that the mi;itar> >i:o Minm. i;..»inU'<l i>\ th Political n-'uilati v (op .s "k i t .inn!. i for
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    28 1 TOKI Feb. 23.— The Supreme Allied Commander. P fie, has ordered :he Japar I apprehend twi '-en m< r war crimi: d deliyi r I Sugam k date.
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    RIN STRIKERS SETTING 'BAD, UNBECOMING' EXAMPLE—Gandhi
    213 1 RIN STRIKERS SETTING 'BAD, UNBECOMING EXAMPLE Gandhi POONA, Feb. 23.— "1f a single person is compelled to shout 'Jai Hind' (victory o India) or any popular slogan a nail is driven into the coffin of Swaraj tin the terms of -fie dumb Jtiillions of India." Mahatma Gandhi declared today. "Looting
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    Chinese Students Demonstrate Against Russians In Shanghai
    127 1 IANQHAI Feb. 23. More than l,oco Chinese students dpmonstrat tront of the Russian Consulate building here today. shouting "Get out of ifWCllrtl" —d I r anti-Snnrt slogans. The demonstrations coincided with similar gatherings in other rese dtim i* protest against Russian pressure on
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    £300,000 Offer To Churchill
    58 1 23— T h c LaaHoa Mtmw aalM m Fr-.day Winston hill is being offered nearly £300.000 b§ the New York c publisher. Marshal book, newspaper and serial rights of a ctnt war ar's diarist said tha' ths was 'he highest flour the bidding between Field and
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    Eisenhower To Witness Atom Bomb Tests
    111 1 BEACH, CALIKi 'isenhower will v bomh tests at i oil, he irters ft] for inspection to Prom observat he explained, the future size of the 1 States army will be determi: M .i:-a.. Admiral J >hn r wen said in Oakland that prepurmtloni in
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    Civil Govt. Returns Next Month
    267 1 CIVIL ADMINISTRATION "WILL RKSl^ui-: I SING IPORE NEXT MONI 11. I'hi< (irsi oilicial intnUltiMl ti tkf iatt <i' the VtV oi dvil i;-in!iu;i; cum >•■ terday from Brigadier ii. Macivc. ■ion, ikputy C'ni J "Civil Affairs Ofiicer, i>. LA. Singapore Division. No spioiiic date was
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    Britain's Debt To India
    143 1 LONDON. Feb. 22^-Bri tish officials declare ih:tt tl pending $4,4O(),()OO,()()() Amer:can credit to Britain is a!most as vital t«» India as i;. J>iitain itself. It thr U.S. Congress docs not approve the loan, one I aid, India may have I 200 yean" to be repaid appro
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    Days Of Imperialism Marked—N. Y. Times
    102 1 Days Of Imperialism Marked— N. Y. Times YORK, Feb. 23.—Commenting on "Revolt in the the New York Times editor asserted today: "We may be .;n imperialism of the white race over the coloured races, is passing The newspaper elaborated: On( may argue that this imperialism has its good points. It
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    "Tiger's" Last Minutes
    297 1 "Tiger's" Last Minutes MANILA. Feb. 23.— Lt.-Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita. accompanied to the scaffold by an rpreter and priest of his own faith. appeared calm and stoical. His lust words were "I will pray for the Emperor's ItM life and his prosperity for ever." Yamashita died |fl MJM < local timeK
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    41 1 OSio vh. 13.— The N m <'M\ Attorney General said tha* treason apainsl Nobi T> a nin? i Knut Hamsun hftl q f j >- oped li iuso he mental I I i nci-^fi r b at by old B A. P
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    Russia Rejects UK Loan Offer
    53 1 Russia Rej ec ts UK Loan Offer d;lkf dbfgfdfg LONDON. Feb. 23— Sir Stafford Cnpps told the Boom of Common* today that Russia rejected the largest loan Britain could afford to mm did not mention the amount which M. Edeiman. Laboui, Mid IPM $130,000,000. Metaan said that Runta aiked for
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    36 1 •\'GTON. Feb 23. f.i'-t A-..i v Crimds te rtl^OM g to an appeal ment. MT«tter JiMfc. 4ccw# frftne ton totfsv f hoe lfc<? Ao> IflPi Lhlj Imm tar HrfTf .4 MINML or: March S Re uter
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    31 1 COLOMBO. Feb. 23 False dls- .."W.. li .1 Navy before they vent off rtrike C. >.. m the fHllhm tf the on ior uU^Be 1 Qttßft OeXOfe BE «PMB called off- Reuter
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    Paramount Need Of "Big 3" Co-operation Stressed
    304 1 Paramount Need Of "Big 3" Co-opera tion Stressed LONDON, Feb. 22.— The paramount need foi a United Nation- (i :.ir.^.r,i and co-(iper;ition the "I>ij» Thive" ;i> pi!lai> enduring \u ed today in differcnl parl> «l lin •id load n men. following British Foreign Secretary declaration in the House ol <
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    The Sunday Tribne Sunday, February 24, 1946. Exit the Rickshaw!
    630 2 The Sunday Tribne Sunday, February 24, 1946. Exit the Rickshaw rpHE ..haw is to ciis--1 i| IIM I of Shanghai. This step nas been d ided ipon by th( raaa iui- -%r UHCi I! in- ■han: ii ransj rt. I inning il i oi me I isi ion, it esti
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    NEW MALAYA to the Civil Government
    751 2  - NEW MALAYA to the Civil Government W. A. Harpur In traducing the fix S Tin (ml d'orenunrnt is siijhtid. exact date of Ml return is but it was stated that 11 would be month. i battalion of colonels and brigadiers .aiU-d upon to lvi ,i battalion ol plain the millennial
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    133 2 Commanders of --.tish I forces recently held a confer- .jn f i i--. wanders of ttht Japanese forces Pf— nij purpose of this Stra-nO' < rriu-e was to ascertain ,!>:,■ )r U ;ts of certain facttctf and operations employed by the British during t u i(-- C'.i»:paign c\<! o" erally
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    War Against TB Makes New Advance
    146 2 War Against TB Makes New Advance WASHINGTON. Feb. 23 Another step in tbe hun- tof weapon against tuberculosif is d< scribed in Scienci ittic Lirnal ol the American Associa D lor the AdvaiKvmeir Science. Twu Jenef C:-y d< ct r.^ report mold derived from a substanc< called mycockUn rendered aetlTe
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    Penang Chinese Girl Underground
    399 2 Penang Chinese Girl U nderground On the fall of Penang, a Chinese girl, Wife Of a European serving In the Penang Battalion I tie S.S.V.F.. and niece of Dr. l. T. Wang, former foreign minister oi China and ambassad fl to the U.S.. stayed behind :o organise a resistance movement.
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    Crowing Cotton In Rainbow Colours
    105 2 Crowing Cotton In Rainbow Colours LONDON. Feb. 23. Russia is gr» wing cotton in most of the colours oi the rainbow, a publication Issued by the Soviet Embassy said on Wednesday Huea "i natural coloured fibre "gradually progress from b deep brown to B delicate yellow and pink, whereat others
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    Spotlight On Malayan Youth
    546 2  -  S. S. Chua r By I; is pleasant to hear Of ihe proposed establishment of a boys' club m Queen Street and of the. revival of boy scoui activities ;n many pans of the Peninsula. News of this sort, showing BigQB Of interest in the welfare
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    Asia Leads For Poise & Grace
    400 2  - Asia Leads For Poise Grace R. B. Ooi HOT a l rid anc worn persons admit 1 ;>• ning ii w>« have to brace themselves I rl daiU d M I bad newi n niana :r n i qu 1 Ol Xl b- T: fi press wood-r journaUiJl can stomach
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    Superior Fair Sex...
    26 2 LONDON y. h 23 —Worn out of even, mime women m Germmmg T C ■."''".re i» cj ti, Frcikiu't rev.:,, '.rare Krr, r/,
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    Symbol Of Freedom
    84 2 Symbol Of Fr ee dom nh) (t. Ftb, i':;.—sumb> <>l tin 1 1 1 nlulntnui it i rtedw (joint (I hit tin Japan** thnmuh htss at a riisastrov uai r> a yruii, four -stow. building on i looking tht ty 1(1/ i//f a i the place wl*re ef« i and
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    BATTLE TO SAVE DOGS RAGING IN NEW YORK
    449 3 -But Medical Science Will Suffer A li\el\ battle i- in progress in New York State <>\er a Bill seeking to ban all medical experiments on living dojrs. A vig(jrous anti campaign which iched I cli- ntat D G v :.)T Thoma.s Dewej
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    Women Mob Police, Rescue Man
    71 3 HA (Ceriral Province** '3.— A crowd of woand rescued an arrested man hi The man. spfto had been expelled from the province, belonged to a religious party trekking their way hundreds of miles o place* of worship When me was arrested having violated the expi-
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    Atomic Test May Harm $60 Million Salmon Industry
    219 3 Atomic Test May Harm $60 Million Salmon Industry WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. I uun/ /n;/ MOM Wuiy/Lll I i j wasamoton Moored r fie atomic t hjmo ttsis arc going iv I Mtmi MM $6'l/ million sai- J t MOM inciu./y in Wa.-t< mi- I oil ana Alaska tin v i
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    Germans To Pay For War They Started
    310 3 BERLIN. Feb. 23*— (it > mans an to he forced to pa\ for the war they started. By a unanimous decision of the four Allies -Britain, United States, USSR and Prance Get man taxation Is to be Increasi d substantially which will bring
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    Cases Against MCP Representative
    84 3 Every effort ti Mng made to have the OMM ready, prosecutor A. F Rajaii boM th- 1 President of the. Superior Court when f h;pfl rase? involving Lit; A!i I:i g, KBaSPCN mmtsntetlVc oi th* Singapovi braneb of the Matefan Onwimmtii Party, m DMBftlomd festerda] The
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    Textile Importation
    38 3 The Department of Trade and industry, hma (if), Singapore has announced thai Import licences will ncm be granted i c textiles rrom Bhanghal rg* <W> linn i n tron Shanghai to Un p r■ r hiTf.
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    Inside MANCHURIA'S ARSENAL CITY
    450 3 Inside MANCHURIA'S ARSENAL CITY First Story From Mukden I Cthh is the tirst llOCf from Mukden by Associated Pivb: Correspondent Bpencer Davis In© nine Allied correspondents m n beld in communicado I 54 boon by the Russians. Til story vmi delayed tec twodays>. MUKDEN, Feb. This scarred and dishevelled Manchurian
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    Girls Interrupt Superior Court Proceedings, One Arrested
    346 3 An unprecedented disturbance occurred in the tnt Superior Court yesterday during session when Chinese »irls and youths packing the public gallery sprang up with a concerted shout of encouragement and saluled Lin Ah Liang, representative of the Singapore branch of the Malayan Communi<t
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    Ambitious Schemes For Improving Clerical Union Outlined
    280 4 it sail v Ok' Arliaii Ainonu 4 l«'rk«* ii £-«4«*d /ti a'niiiir ■%i«'fli»ai4 The need for unity amon^ dcffai W9M stressed «tt a public !i:-. oi cji?r»\> i>o."! under ihe auspices oi" the L'lcricui i ni..i ai me >!•• Hail yesterday atlernoon. Mr.
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    DCCAO'S Strong Representations
    96 4 Referring to a circular issued by the Malaga Command to the Service personnel ten days prior to the Chinese New Year warning them "against W*ftt bf Cmnese I *o pay otf their debts,' Brigadier P A B Me: I r.C.A.0., smflropor» Mid at the weekly press conference
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    Conviction Quashed
    63 4 D I H r .v I I r and i \.ivai Court Mai i In Lordships decided I ley lid liiul ings urt. and b quash t-d n rder I ii s reles from tod j i \o\ Jam Huln wa.! a radar or:, r ttach I 1
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    600 MILLION CIGARETTES HERE BY NEXT MONTH
    141 4 BLACK FITIRK rOR HI X MARKKT There should he more than 600 million cigarettes in this country by ne\t month, according to official Itu 8 released yesterday, which indicate that I ferjf '>'atk luture is in store for Sin- p re's black market'
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    Penang Race Results
    180 4 Penang R a ce Results r. Our Own Com-.sp< ndt it PENANG Feb 23. lueai wtatiu-r favoun-d today's one-day SMCtlns of the Pt-uang Club' w:.;ch was attended by .1 largt- cruwd T;.l- s j.:x was Results are as follows: Race 1--Cornsheai (Wahab) 1, Auin! 1 it -Mehi 2 T. te
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    Estate Workers Discus Pressing Problens
    98 4 Pi sag pr bli tns su is i salary UtUtion Ol .t arid pr visi r discu> n n. i] general me I n I .he Asiatic Stafl A •Id n th Vi\ kanand i St< mban n V- bruary 10 G X Kathiravalu pr<
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    Rations For Coffee-Shops
    45 4 A: nts an made oy I i roller to SUpplJ D e-shops \v. .i -iiuntity i and sugar. plied with these will oe reg to s U a *.-up of soft sugar at no t tnd answ etened coffee at five cents.
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    AIR MAIL TIMES OF POSTING
    96 4 AIR MAIL TIMES OF PO STING t mail sen* dul< are subj to frequen changi but t:. i show thai "he closing I d fat air mails for China. Hong Kong. Macao. X i and Japan is 6 p.m. every ad w id nd I r h Ifalll for Gr*>at
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    Australian Sheep For Singapore
    104 4 Au stralian Sheep For Singapore Within the next week Sin- gaporc will be receiving a 1 shipload of 3,000 sheep from Australia, it teas stated at ihe Press Conference yesterday. S Price control will be exer- I I vised and the price of mutton I per pound will not exceed
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    Over 2,000 Deaths In K.L., S'pore Prisons
    146 4 Jap Atroci' ic: In .Malaya Int (nni.il ion BOH [sivestigatioi Tcasi brinf ihe period Nci\< n.i ci >J\ M ;m<\ > i t i ikh iianued in P 14l G«ol Xi tl •Ie lo the Fifth W r ii the fad thai dnrisfi
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    Gen. Itagaki Surrenders Sword
    344 4 Gen. Itagaki Surrenders Sword On kha highest-: ■;tn..-::ng Japanese officers In South-East Asia, General Itagaki. Commander ofl ttM 7th Area Army i which embraced Malaya. Java, Sumatra, the Andaman and Nicobar islands and p; S:am and Borntv ye.-ti ;\iav formally s\;ntiiderrd his sword to Lirut. -General Sir Frank IfHMtV] KBK,
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    Malayan Evacuees
    114 4 Malayan racueei still In India remain without Inl TOM likely da f their I nation. The Colonial Office Representative in India for Far Eastern tin ha ii sularlM d i racnesi to Bfect that If they arc arr. 1 to wait until the tallIng racuee steamer and .v.
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    Sino-Malay Friendship Associations Suggested
    95 4 Sino- Malay Friendship Associations Suggested i Votes **d CMtoiM ■icfig o> Ho. i appealing for restortijton 0/ omify, Mr ,-i/r #ooh ffaio "w*« (Ac lion tha: Malay-Chinese friendship asso- I in this couni ry. Writing i \he Mm Chew J- />'■'.. Mr. dm recalls the has existed between the wo
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    58 4 NEW YORK, F.b. 22.— A strike by it as oelalea of the X:. l( aaj Federation ol Tek phi ne Workers, to be effective ii March 7, has been ordered A nation-wide coal hold up is also threatened. The Unittd Mineworkers' Union p-'licy coMimit?.-- rial been authorised to reopen th
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    Malay Delegation To London To Protest Against MUP?
    131 4 PEXANG. Feb. XL A proposal to send {<» I ondon a delegation t<» proU'sl a:-;:ii.st the establishment of a Malayan I nion w\\\ be disevdsed at the forthcoming congress of s l,i!a\> ai X =ala Lumpur, which i». scheduled to begin on
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    Food: "Everything Possible Being Done For Malaya"
    224 4 Everything possible is being done h> the British <- ernment to en^im- that Malaya gel* it- i -hare <f load supplies, declared Hrigadier I. 15. MacKc-rrun. I) Chief (iMi Affairs Otticer. !'.M.\. Singapore uM. id.; Erigacaitf: M.. Kefl n, h J- mudi BUJ
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    Christmas Morning Accident: Naval Officer Acquitted
    207 4 Christmas Morning Accident: Naval Officer Acquitted A naval court-martial in Singapore y t sterday acquitted .1 8:.'. naval officer of manslaughter of a Chmt-se girl, Mary Leong. while driving a jeep along Ku....:.g Road at 3 o'clock on Christmas m0r:..:.-' The officer. Lt. -Commander X j Walter Emmerson, of the
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    What Jap Women Think
    69 4 What Jap Women Think tokyo. Feto 22. Japanese women In the Brsi political campaign bcomdctK In Japan'i hU- ry commented that li men hud had the right to I I ;.'i jrhaps wi wuuld n i; havt had fight thifi war." The broadcast emph.i.s;z d thai they were happy th
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    76 4 YOKOHAMA. Frb 22. -Ca] Bhlgi ru a >na vrai lenti need ten fears' Imprisonment with hard labour by the Bichth Army wrar crimes commission todaj which found him gu Ity I char ges of mistreating Allu-d pri.v proper m< dicaJ at n and en by failing to them th< rderlng
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    "Battle For Food...."
    46 4 "/n r/ze Battle far Food, the cultivator is the soldier, his weapon, the plougf Ms victory, the harve^ r ops Failure in the away the value of the Victory acf by the United Nat oi Brigadier A. T, Neuboult, •lay I Division, B:
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    Ex-Heavyweight Champ Down With Stroke
    44 4 Ex-Heavyweight Champ Down With Stroke >rld heavyweight I champion. James J. Jeffries, now ars old, was i improving on Thursday Dig] The doctor said thai the lot on Tuesday paralysed his speech was Jeffries held the world title from 1889 to 1905. Associated Press
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