Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 February 1946

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    Masthead
    25 1 The Sunday Tribune I.:* phorn*: :>M 1 Tlu .\ncspaper of tin People ot Malaya ol I SIM.AI'OKi-;. Sl\i)\. FI-l-KI'AK. X lillfi. I'KK I 1" (I.N'h
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    Chiang's Historic Pledge Powers To Be Delegated To Knomintang
    547 1 FREEDOM GIVEN TO ALE I ARTIES \o 1 ear OK* I ivil War \o\. S.l* S I llOl! I.ii-I.ii g CHUNGKING, Feb. i A stnk.nq appeal for "tine unity and genuine democracy" t_h .jhout China was made by Generalissimo Chiang Kai
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    19 1 Jap PoW's repar the taxi-in a strip at Saigon airfield, with RAF Mosquito aircraft lined up in the background.
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    JAPS PETITION FOR MERCY TO CONDEMNED GI
    164 1 IOKMi I 1- im# clemency U ite Joseph Hkswa. New Jars. cendemaed to death on con▼ktien at slaying two Jap-ine-e. h .1 it 'l' <l ll i.eneral Douglas MacArthur by Japanese eivis_am Sapreme Allied Comaaasni head qua rters disclosed Not one letter urging
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    Security Council Adjourns
    29 1 ICMDCMt. Feb. I.— The United Security adJfaiata thortly after 6 pn SS \___s_?. Mon day alter hearOreek spokesman d Saaas? llce of Brttish trooDB in Reuter
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    From All Quarters
    188 1 LONDON F-b I.— Sir Mcrha. nu d Zafi illah Kb ..ue***^ the Indian Federal Coun *____>- been n minated for one of the 15 members of the International Court of Justice.— Reuter MANILA. Feb. l.—T h c I r front at Manila was paralysed today irhen 12,000
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    Persia Contacts U.S.S.R.
    164 1 IEHKI.AN. Feb. I.— An eight-man Persian mission is going to Mo soon to negotiate direct with Betid Russia over tin- Azerbaijan dispute a^ agreed at the UNO Security Council Bttttflßg earlier this according to persistent reports here. Ah Soheily, one of the Pe.sian delegates to the UNO.
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    Don Juan'S Challenge
    74 1 LONDON. F**ij 1 Don J wai. pretender to the Spanish throne, arrived by air in Lond »l today 00 hit way to Portugal where ii is •>::-• cted he v. Q issue t aew manifesto calling on G**n. Fran'-o to relinquish his p wer :o prevent Spam
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    BELAMEY'S CHARGE
    31 1 lI Ki. BOURNE. Feb. 1. < Sir Thomas former Commander-in-Chief. Australian military forces, said in M bourne today that former Ausin generals are "now being tl tted as pariahs." Reuter
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    A Teeth-Shattering Blow: Japs Nearly Went Bald, Too
    151 1 A Teeth-Shattering Blow: Japs Nea rly Went Bald, Too WASHINGTON, Feb. l.—The atomic bomb which fell on Nagasaki l.terally loosened the teeth of those ivho survived, and le" with radio-active gold fillings. It also caused many to lose their hair, but no one went completely bald. This was reported by
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    M.P. Criticises White Paper On Kenya
    305 1 M. P. Cri ticises Wh ite Paper On Kenya LO\DOX.Ftb. 1. .1 categorical assurance on the of racial discrimination in the farm settlement in Kenya nas asked for by Labour member F. W, Skinnard during a discussion of the East African colonial policy on the motion for adjournment in the
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    No. I Executioner Retires After 35 Years' "Work"
    343 1 His Last "Bag" Belsen Gang LONDON, Feika i.—Thomao flgmpaM •otai-nid il, adford < ■>■, <mt > hatifft d tin Ht retired dt.;■ .-/< m- a r i -r> He sprung tne trap lor tne last time in mid-December at the Pied Piper
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    U.S. Cruiser To Be First Ship "In Mothballs"
    98 1 PHIA. Feb 1 I Br _hich hat been de :os_}ioned is b?ooirt|ng the y's fleet "in mothlls." The Brooklyn will be sea'.ed completely and stored agafctat moisture, rust and corros basin <>f the Philadelphia N base. I- wiil major warship to b*
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    Terrorists Murder Soviet Officer
    68 1 BUCHAREST. Ftib. 1. 6 tl I Allied < Commission, i I N kr was ki.led v. unknown persons t handgrenades lnl I Bucharest charest press r I today. *h was bii W dnetd rding to J lrnalul De D.: neatza. t) Ambass.. Rumania dudzo) speaking at
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    Sun-Spots Today
    48 1 NEW YORK. Feb. 2— RadfcMtaUc and nterference of wire communications may be caused today and tomorrow by two large inn tp*** which have appeared at the edge of the sun. In 1940 sun-spots inwrid and radio and and telecommunications arete soaried tor several days. Associated Press
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, February 3 1946. Hopes And Fears
    641 2 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, February 3 1946. Hopes And Fears C" OMMENTING on Malaya's I are in The Sunday Tribune months ago we said lack of communhy leaders whose knowledge and rience fit represei. ativ< of MaL. I any c BVi n tion .-.quiry a hich mus surely prec hard
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    MALAYAN UNION AYES AND NOES
    1350 2  -  Miss Helen Heng r~ B y IT 11 nn c reservation, namely, the exclusion oi Singapore from the propoaed Malayan I nion, the White I 'a per on Malaya was general l> weUomed M a step in the right direction when responsible opinion on the
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    WHAT PRICE LOYALTY ?
    239 2 WHAT PRICE LOYALTY Loyalty is a virtue tha cannot be purchase I Uki any other commodity in the markei During th* ars of the Japanese reign of terror it speaks aell tot tin* people <>i M ilaya tha -ra helmina ms I >rity remained steadfastly loyal. Loyalty of Malayans during
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    Women's Case Before UNO
    185 2 Women's Case Before UNO LONDON, Jan. 31— Th delegate. Mrt. Fr\ da Dalcn, the lint woman to i ddress the United i assembly, said on Wednadeo 1 I that she had been a little y S cued, but that she thou high lime that women HUM pari in international politic*
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    Jap Surrender Films Stolen
    54 2 NEW YORK. Feb. I.— T v has asked the p help locate 26 film D ihe Japanese remonies stolen from the Ba ship Missouri on Jan. 13 in New Jersey. The film nega*.. presented to the Missouri, wl the surrender was signed, at a :n the
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    CHINA BACK ON ROAD TO PEACEFUL UNITY
    359 2 SAX FHAXCISCO, Feb.l.—Onee again China is back on the road to peaceful unity, writes Associated Pres, Correspondent Janus White. She is back uith the aid Oi Atneriean and possibly Pus dan adriee at ttr long, bittii internal v rangling. Bu; this time the
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    Chinese Girl Writes Book On China
    148 2 Chinese Girl Writes Book On China NKW YORK. I'ch. I.— M «i Mai S/e. painU i authoi mi i 1 dauLihu rOf Si Xl Sze. fount the Inii.d t written a Look J.iul! < mp called "I dM tl I rv." Reflecting traditional Cl .:ty, manner and court she speaks
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    Britain's New Luxury Liners
    82 2 Britain's New Luxury Liners LONDON. Jan 31. -The journey from England to Australia I —will take 25 days in tv w under •Otajtru The i. two will make a trial ru. the I it was ann-.unced today By next year, tht sta adds, a regulai run by the two 29,000
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    One Reason Why Japs Lost War
    223 2 TOKYO. Feb. 1 Th.* Japanese are imi-ators rather th un creators and they could not keep up \vi;h ;he mad pace of i modern Invention when it came !0 years of bitter, all-out war. Rear Admiral C. B. tfn»-_f#p, commanding Japan's merchail shipping, said
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    China Plans To Have Auto Industry
    56 2 CHUNGKING. Feb. 1. China plans to enter the automob li inanufacturing Held, t spokesman for the Chinese Ministry ol Communications has announced He said thai the Industry would be operated by the government as weii as private m terests and foreign Investmei m the
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    Letters To Editor
    452 2 Letters To Editor < For Mak\ Tna White _*per on heralds a ne* ra otTS: and tolls the de, Knell policy of racial aaa i lailmUii Uie Malayan people d cause, their stnigg.,,' i >rms are a triumph ol /V »1 _T* end-rule react-onaf-soi. exc_is_ of Singapore, thf jg will
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    Sonja Henie Wants Divorce
    19 2 e-tkating star ni- miiuoo; smal U2 es of detertion J n c and his tM*-
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    1,000 Mph Winds Will Pummel "Ghost" Fleet
    632 3 v a Here are three fascinating stories about the most talked of thing in the world today, namely, the MOM Man may now contact the Moon or stir up a 1.000 m.p.h. wind. He may now wipe out poverty or abolish the entire
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    ATOM TESTS CRITICISED
    137 3 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1— President Traman yeeNidsy said that the atomic bomb project will be turned over than control when Congress fixes tbe mwiry responsibi. The project produced the first atomic bomb which was dropped on Japan. Plants in Tennessee and Washington are included in the prom the
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    "Days Of Navies Are Marked"
    121 3 WW YORK. Feb. I— Major jltundir versky, widelyknown champion of the airplane as a v a pon. ci navies are finished as a prime t: The major. In an article in tttgiTtnc American Mercury, the aircraft carrier, around which has been adJnttied that the Uniteo
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    NO "SUPER SECRET" DEFENCE AGAINST ATOMIC BOMB
    731 3 St i4 niisl Warns America ,>/_'M lUHK, (Hy Mail). With the atomic bomb "we can touch the stars— oy pry open the nates ot hell. We can nine out poverty or abolish the human race:' S i writes Dr J C Hu cheson,
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    A-Bomb Was Discussed Before Pearl Harbour
    613 3 A- Bomb Was Discussed Before Pearl Harbour U. 5. FEARED HITLER WOULD HA YE IT FIRST NEW YORK, Feb. I.— The United States Government, tearing England would lose the war if Germany developed and used the atomic bomb lirst, sent two professors to Britain before Pearl Harbour to discuss such
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    Aussies Protest To Churchill
    130 3 SYDNEY, Feb. 1 The New South Wales branch of the Returned Soldiers' League decided today to .r.d a cable to Mr. Winston Chun bill expressing resentment at "his action in slandering the Australian force which were engaged in the Malayan campaign." An official of the branch
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      227 3 Cold Prospecting By A-Bomb° I NEW YORK. Feb. I.— Ca; Ed-h K:ckenbacker said j day that ho proposed to th-* army, navy and coas: guard thr the tl tn bomi- to "prospect" ior gold and other minerals in the Ice-covered south Polar region. He sa.ci hat his idea was that
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    Police Radio Cars Will Soon Patrol All Singapore Streets
    285 4 Police Radio Cars Will Soon Patrol All Singapore Streets THREE MINS. TO ANSWER ANY SOS CALL Tutu is <- i filial in crime the criminals know it and tlu polict know it. Tht* Singap- re pel ice. "wl. have done a good job to date 111 keeplni crime d mo
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    K.L. RACE RESULTS
    183 4 (from Our Own Correspond i a Lit in p v r, Feb. 2. Following are the results of today's race I: Ist Last 2nd Samory (Ah Kirn): 3rd Antrum 4 Carloca $8, $7, 13 c: I mm 7-3 K.u- lst Gold Love); _nd Carmana (Wainnghf $20, $10,
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    Grand National
    89 4 LIVERPOOL, Peb. I.— Reuter md rstand hai there will be possible to run the Grand Natlon i .i Liverpool this year. r.. rea d ccnpation I course by Un: d States a.: r.y .othorities. During war It was used as a dumping ground and although clearing m _M
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    URANIUM DEPOSIT
    46 4 SYDNI v Feb. T I) higher- ry of VV Uni lay that I r urn In the a rid is found istern Queensland. d:d not give his sour n- tt but ild percent inium ol i leposil the g_ I Assoc: a- I Press
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    Next War Crimes Trial On Feb. 5
    100 4 Thr next War Crimrs Trials -fill be held In the Singapore Supreme Court on Tuesday next M H' |m. Two cases will be Tied MmiFl-aneou^ly in the Court of Appeal and in the Superior Court. In the Court of Appeal, Lieut. Col. L.
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    What Kuriles Mean To USSR
    187 4 LO.'- Feb. I.— Moscow Radio said tonight: In tlie Far East Sakhalin and the Kunles have been returned to our country. From now on, they will no longer bloc 1 postage of the Soviet Union to the ocean and serve as a springboard fm Japanese
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    New Chief For "Tiger Heads"
    152 4 At midnight last Tuesday the command of the 26th Indian Division, capturers of Rangoon and one ol the oldest qf the veteran Burma formations. passed from MajorGeneral H. If ko MajorGeneral R.C O. Hedley. DSO and two bar- E_ fficio' General He.i>*. also becomes GOC.
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR BALL
    34 4 CHINESE NEW YEAR BALL A gala OHttt Rra Ye*i Bat: was held by the Welfare Section ol the St. Andcews Old Boys' Association at the School premise*. m WoodsYllle yesterd t to 11 Din.
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    STRIKE RUMOUR DENIED
    107 4 STRIKE RUMOUR DENIED Strong rumours circulatn town to the effect that a general ttrika it to be called again after the HlillStt Xew Year holidays were emphatically refuted by Mr. Tan Chin Choon, Vice-President ot tie SingapOM General Labour Unioo, when intsrv-swsd by the Sunday Tribune yest-fday. He revealed that
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    Chinese Consul For Penang
    35 4 From Our Own C-Tn-.pond PENANO, Feb. l. Penang** Brst Chinese Consul since its libera- ion is Mr. Li Ming King Ke It expected io arrive hi n lh rtly iron. Chungking.
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    Cricket And Hockey
    38 4 All civilians who are interested m i-uket and or b tn ißVlttd feo Attend a practice Jalan Besar Stadium on Wednesday next at 4.30 p.m.. or to communicate with Evai: Wong. China Building. Tel. 2213
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    Airman Back From (Mis) adventure
    395 4 After spending three weeks as the sole white man in a native village in Borneo, Sheffield airman has at last reached his base at Labuan, an island in ihe Hay of Brunei. He is Sergeant Arthur Lloyd, of Shay Road. Stocksbridge, Sheffield. Sergeant Lloyd was
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    Cigarette Supplies Leakages Reported
    301 4 i Citizens Advice Bureau Answers a mother's SOS from England Although larfc supplier of cigarettes runniny inl<> several millions have been released by the authorities for the use of the public, part of them is still getting inn (he hands of black market operators and hoarders.
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    TWO SONS SPOTTED IN COLEMAN ST.
    243 4 In England today then is a mottn another Singapore moi Inv, has cause i be thankful for the existence of tht fiti:* M A-Wtt eau in the Old Supreme Court. Sh, is In Y»nv. "amah" to the Rani of Sarawak. The Bureau has run
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    13 Cleared Of Allegations
    60 4 tFrum Our Own CorrtgpMMiPENANG, Feb. i •luding wellknown personalities, f coll.. n nllefati-Mtt by Magistrate T. M. Bishop today. Among them are Ong Huck L wyer, and managing Penang Turf Club; A. M. Y. Tz zuddin, Ma der dur Japanese ocei .tnd President ol he Malay
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    Chinese Educationist Touring Malaya
    66 4 Chinese Educationist Touring Malaya Own PENANG. Feb. I— Mi Cheow Huang, an oft. Chungking Governing arrival in Penang the sudents of Chinese schools for iheir high rd of English. In an adc Chung Ling High School today, he told the boyi pay gr n to I :.al language. Eg in
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