Malaya Tribune, 15 December 1945
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Title Section29 1945-12-15 4/1 The Malaya Tribune Telephone: SJM. THE NEWSPAPER OF THE PEOPLE OF MALAYA FOUR PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1945 PRICE 10 CENTS 4£ke cJHnJttgn Crilroirr Saturday, December 15, IVi5.29 words
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690 1945-12-15 4/1 BRITISH POLICY CLARIFIED It is our view that Siam must realise that treaties are not lightly to be broken. Siam's action in breaking the non-aggression pact by declaring war on Great Britain is one which, whatever the circumstances, is on the record.690 words
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Article453 1945-12-15 4/1 As you know, the normal way of ending a war is for the victor to conclude a Treaty of Peace with the (Vanquished, in which the former obtains the terms considered necessary to ensure that the enemy will ■either be unable or reluctant to resort to war453 words
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Article154 1945-12-15 4/1 Prom London Reuters diplomatic correspondent writes that the suggestions contained in Washington reports that the British peace demands to Siam are unduly harsn are contested in official quarters in London. The British Government, it is learned, has no intention of seeking any special military position or154 words
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Article43 1945-12-15 4/1 Reuter. COLOMBO OVAL, Dec. 14 In the first game today against aU-Ceylon the Australian Services were all-out for 306. All-Ceylon scored 24 for 3 wickets at the close of play. A tremendous crowd watched the game in brilliant weather.— Reuter.Reuter. - 43 words
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122 1945-12-15 4/1 Reuter. q££? HA L 13 The United fc>tates military court herje to-day sentenced to death 36 of the 40 officials of the Dachau concentration camp found guilty of "violations of the usages of war". Among those condemned to die included 74-year-old Dr. Klaus Schilling, accusedReuter. - 122 words
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Article128 1945-12-15 4/1 Reuter. HAMBURG, GERMANY, Dec. 15. —Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery's headquarters announced last night Josef Kramer, "the Beast of j Belsen." and 10 others, including [Irrna Grese, were hanged on Thursday for committing atrocity crimes in the Belsen concentration camp.— Associated Press. Reuter states that Albert Pierrepoint, senior BritishReuter. - 128 words
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Article40 1945-12-15 4/1 NUREMBERG, GERMANY. Dec. 15.—Four million Jews were butchered in S.S. concentration camps and two million more were shot by German order, chiefly during the war with the Soviet Union, declares an affidavit introduced at the international war crimes trial.—Associated Press40 words
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Article29 1945-12-15 4/1 Mr. M. F. Vigeveno, consulgeneral of the Netherlands, arrived in Singapore on Friday on board the British battleship "Duke of York." Mr. Vigeveno will set up his offices here.29 words
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Article361 1945-12-15 4/1 Indians Ambushed Near Sourabaya fl2 BATAVIA, Dec. 14.-An entire British paratroop battalion which won fame at Arnhem and two companies of the 3rd/4th Gurkhas have arrived in Batavia, the Netherlands news agency reported today. It also stated that two Indians were killed and four wounded when361 words
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Article27 1945-12-15 4/1 WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.—(UP) —More than 7,800,000 persons were rendered homeless in Germany as a result of bombing, according tjp the results of a' survey released here yesterday.27 words
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Article138 1945-12-15 4/1 Reuter. LONDON, Dec. 14.—Declaring that if a new world is to begin leadership should be taken by Britain, the Society of Fnends (Quakers) in a statement today said: "As a token of this change of heart let Britain abolish conscription. Let her fulfil quicklyReuter. - 138 words
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147 1945-12-15 4/1 NEW YORK, Dec. 15 (U.P.)-A spokesman for the Council of Commerce and Industry predicted yesterday that within a few years China will be shipping to the United States annually more goods than before the Chinese-Japanese war. Major Chinese export commodities for which147 words
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161 1945-12-15 4/1 MOSCOW, Dec. 15.—The official Communist party organ, Pravda, today challenged the presence of American and British troops in foreign countries. David Zaslavsky, one of the Soviet Union's foremost com--mentators, writing in Pravda, asked why the presence of Russian troops in Iran was questioned161 words
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139 1945-12-15 4/1 Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— The UNRRA will immediately launch a two-million dollar emergency relief programme in the Philippines and plans to spend an csi\mated 675 million dollars in China before March 31, 1947, said Roy Hendrickson, the deputy UNRRA director, today. The Philippines programmeAssociated Press. - 139 words
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337 1945-12-15 4/1 Reuter. LONDON, Dec. 14 The Far East was described as the "powder keg of the world" by Lieut. L. Callaghan, Labour member of the House of Commons, who last night criticised American policy in China and Japan. He alleged that thq AmericansReuter. - 337 words
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Article154 1945-12-15 4/1 Reuter. RANGOON, Dec. 14.—Gen. Aung San, President of the Anti-Fascist League, told Reuter today: "The Governor's recent speech at Mandalay that the 'door is still open for League participation in the Executive Council' is only eye-wash. "We reject even the Governor's offer of seven of the 11Reuter. - 154 words
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Article79 1945-12-15 4/1 MOSCOW, Dec. 14.—(UP)—The "Big Three" conference visitors will have to get along without the luxury of caviar, time-honoured standby of every international gathering in Moscow. Unittd States Ambassador Averill Harriman ordered 10 kilos of the delicacy for entertainment of Byrnes and Bevin, but later cancelled79 words
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Article55 1945-12-15 4/1 Reuter. SAIGON, Dec. 14.—1t is reported that ten Gurkhas of the 21st. Indian division were killed by Annamites at a football match, in the outskirts of Saigon. The w T eapons used were grenades. French troops are continuing mopping up operations between Cholon and theReuter. - 55 words
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57 1945-12-15 4/1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— (UP).—The House of Representatives Rules Committee yesterday approved the legislation authc "t/.ing the President of the United States to use American troops to enforce United Nations Organization policy against any future aggressors. Passage of the bill appears likely by Christmas. The57 words
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151 1945-12-15 4/1 Reuter. TEHERAN, Dec. 14.—AU the Persian battalions stopped by the Red Army from moving into Azerbaijan, "trouble province" of north Persia, have returned to Teheran on orders from their GHQ, it is learned tonight. Meanwhile Nurteza Zualikhan Bayatt, Governor of Azerbaijan, who arrived hereReuter. - 151 words
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Article152 1945-12-15 4/1 Reuter WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—The White House reacted to the House ot Commons vote on the Anglo-Ameri-can loan agreement and Bretton Woods financial proposals by announcing that President Truman would "soon" send a message to Congreso urging speedy ratification of the loan to Britain. Although theReuter - 152 words
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Article56 1945-12-15 4/1 CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—(UP).— At least 23 persons are dead in the United States in the first cold wave of the season as snow blanketed the upper half of the nation from coast to coast. One of the coldest spots recorded was in central Wyoming where the56 words
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Article49 1945-12-15 4/1 Associated Press. HEIDELBERG, GERMANY, Dec. 14.—United States army surgeons attending Gen. George S. Patton raid to-day there was a "good chance" that he might be able to walk again, but cautioned that there was "always a possibility" that the General might be crippled for lite;* —Associated Press.Associated Press. - 49 words
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Article580 1945-12-15 2/3 B.M.A. took a bold and courageous step this week which is in danger of going almost unnoticed. For the first time in the Colony's history tjie common laibourer, factory hand and clerk secured direct representation on the Council. It marks a new defterture of**great political significance, indicating580 words
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228 1945-12-15 2/3 Lovers of fine music have their wishes satisfied these days at the Victoria Memorial Hall where piano recitals from the "educated" firjgers of Solomon, world-famous pianist, are on the bill. Solomon started playing at the incredible age of four years, but his career really228 words
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Article81 1945-12-15 2/3 MADRAS, Dec. 13.—The cyclonic storm, which is now centred in the Bay of Bengal about 400 miles south-east of Madras, is likely to intensify further and move towards this city of T77.000 people, a meteorological bulletin stated today. When the last cyclonic storm occurred in this81 words
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95 1945-12-15 2/3 Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—General Eisenhower, U. S. Army Chief-of-Staff, has directed Pacific and European commanders to reduce occupation forces "to the bone". Ma j. -Gen W. S. Paul, assistant chief-of-staff for personnel, told a senate investigating committee that Eisenhower had writtenAssociated Press. - 95 words
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706 1945-12-15 2/3 COMMONS DEBATE ON U.S. LOAN LONDON, Dec. 13—Mr. Winston (Jburchi!!, Lead r of the Opposition, intervening in the debate on the Anglo American loan tonight spoke of "deep misgiving as to what the consequences will be." He said he was astonished that the706 words
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Article401 1945-12-15 2/3 Reuter. Mr. Churchill said that the privations the British would suffer if they did not receive the loan was the least part of the trouble. "What I would regard as utterly fatal would be the prolonged rough and tumble struggle in the economic and financial sphere betweenReuter. - 401 words
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Article169 1945-12-15 2/3 WASHINGTON, .Dec. 14.—(UP) Private George L. Mark, 37, who has six other servicemen in his family, in response to an invitation from the U. S. House of Representatives Military Affairs Committee to give hia views on peace-time conscription, testified yesterday that the whole thing was a plot.169 words
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Article190 1945-12-15 2/3 TIENTSIN, Dec. 13.—Chinese military authorities said to-day Central government troops had entered Mukden while other forces had begun landing by plane at ihe Manchurian capital of Changchun, reports Associated Press. These sources said Lt -Gen.Tu Li-ming's nonh-eastern forces entered Mukden without opposition. Both moves were said190 words
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Article96 1945-12-15 2/3 STOCKHOLM, Dec. 14. (UP) Finland can produce for export I more than one million tons of newsprint just as fast as she gets the needed 600,000 tons of coal with which to do it, former Finnish Minister Eljas Erkko said yesterday. Erkko, vho is publisher of Finland's greatest96 words
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Article163 1945-12-15 2/3 Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—The international delegation of th? Far East advisory commission ls assembling here for a fact-find-ing tour of Japan and commission headquarters indicated it would arrive at Yokohama about Jan. 10. The delegation is expected to number 50 persons. It willAssociated Press. - 163 words
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Article132 1945-12-15 2/3 Reuter. TEHERAN, Dec. 13.—The Persian Foreign Ministry to-day addressed a memorandum to the British, United States and Soviet Embassies here demanding that a decision should be taken "that the forces of the three Allied and friendly Governments should immediately evaluate the whole country". The memorandumReuter. - 132 words
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167 1945-12-15 2/3 Three men were killed and two seriously wounced as a result of a gun battle fought beiore dawn today when armed looters, who had broken into the Customs godown in Wallich Street, were sur prised by Malay military guard?. It appeared that167 words
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Article64 1945-12-15 2/3 MANILA, Dec. 14.—(UP)—Lieut. Gen. W. D. Styer has completed his review of the case of General Yamashita, convicted of war crimes, and has sent all papers pertaining tc the case to General of the Army Douglas Macarthur by plane, it was officially announced here to-day. General Styer would64 words
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Article60 1945-12-15 2/3 Singapore firemen's strike ended this morning when the men returned to work. Yesterday they went in a deputation to the Deputy Chief Civil Affairs Officer to whom they presented their case. Following an assurance given by the DCCAO it was decided to call off the strike. The60 words
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Article52 1945-12-15 2/3 Reuter. THE HAGUE, Dec. 12.—Dr. Anton Mussert, former leader of the Dutch National Socialists and the man Hitler called "Fuehrer of the Netherlands people," was today sentenced to death by a special Dutch court. Dr. Mussert collaborated with the Germans when they entered the Netherlands in MayReuter. - 52 words
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Article343 1945-12-15 2/3 In pasting senteuce of six months' r. i. and also imposing a fine of $1,000, in default a further term of three months' r. i. on a Chinese woman, Ng Sam Lqtpg (38) who was convicted on a charge of possesion of 99,500 NAAFI Cigarettes, Major D. P.343 words
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73 1945-12-15 2/3 (From Out Oivn Correspondent) Penang, Dec. 13. Carlyle da Silva, a Eurasian Inspector of Police during the Jap occupation, was committed to the Superior Court for trial, at the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry in the District Court on a charge of having voluntarily caused73 words
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Article24 1945-12-15 2/3 WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—President Truman told the press yesterday that another meeting of the "Big Three" foreign ministers will be held in Washington next March.24 words
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