THREAT OF DEATH
BANDOENG OFFENDERS
CHECK TO DISORDERS
(11 a.m.) BANDOENG. Oct. 21Brigadier McDonald, commander at Bandoeng, summoned the Nationalist leaders and announced that the death penalty wculd be imposed for any form of violence or' disorder. He stressed that Britain was not interested in political issues, solely in the restoration of order, and therefore demanded cooperation. . , British trooos, exclusively Gurkhas, are patrolling the streets of Bandoeng. The Japanese are still occupying the airfield.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21850, 22 October 1945, Page 3
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