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Vol. I, No. 7.

CHINA MAIL

ESTABLISHED FOR OVER 100 YEARS

Tuesday, September 18th, 1945.

JAPANESE TREACHERY IN CANTON SECTOR

BUTCHER OF BELSEN ON TRIAL

Lunsberg, Sept. 17. Josef Kramer, comman- dant of the infamous Bel acn prison and concentra- tion camp, and 47 membera of his staf awaited in their celle o-day while a

military British

court completed preparation of their trial,

All are accused of "treat- ment causing death" of five specific individuals in addition to "evil treatment rauszug physical suffering" to allied nationala in the camp. Associated Press.

Homma Reveals His Joss

IN

Sabotage After Capitulation

THAT THERE HAS BEEN MUCH TREACHERY AND TRUCULENCE BY THE JAPANESE FORCES IN THE CANTON AREA, IS REVEALED IN A MESSSAGE FROM CHUNGKING.

AND THE HUNAN HIGHWAYS BETWEEN CANTON

SABO- DEEN DELIBERATELY BORDER HAVE TAGED, MANY BRIDGES HAVE BEEN DESTROYED, AND VILLAGERS IN THE PATH OF JAPANESE FORCES HAVE BEEN MURDERED AND PILLAGED.

Оде report suggested that the position in Canton may de- velop critically, with the Japa nese arrogant and showing no disposition to submit straight-

the forwardly to

surronder order.

Japan's Election Orders

Elsewhere in China, the sur- render arrangemente

ceeding more smoothly, and a

Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser, G.C.B., K.B.E., thoroughly on- joying, with members of his crew in H.M.S. Duke of York, a moment of relaxation. (Official Navy Photograph.)

NINE AMERICAN PILOTS BUTCHERED IN HAINAN

relatively good altostion pre-FAMERICAN===PARATEQOR DEFICERS NOW IN HONG

HEADQUAR-offered

ότι

JAPANESE

TOKYO, SEPT. 17. vatla at Tientsin and Shanghai.

KONG, WHO LANDED AMID ARMED JAPANESE AT GENERAL DOUGLAS MAC- NAVY AT SHANGHAI

A HAINAN ISLAND PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMP, DES- SUMMONED ARTHUR

The first American naval

CRIBED IN AN INTERVIEW YESTERDAY, HOW A PLUCKY YOUNG CALIFORNIAN TOOK COMMAND JAPAN'S PREMIER,unite, including a hospital ship PRINCE HIGASHI are to enter Shanghai up the BY SHEER BLUFF, TO RELIEF THE PRISONERS. KUNI, TO THEIR FIRST Whangpoo River on Wednes-THEY ALSO TOLD A GRIM TALE OF ATROCITY, OF

NINE

AIRMEN AT

AMERICAN LEAST the US Navy has MEETING IN MACARTHUR'S day, and

HOW

RAIDS LAUNCHED DOWN DU RING .BROUGHT repatriation Accom- YOKOHAMA

WERE TOR TERS TO-DAY

FROM BASES IN THE PHILIPPINES AND IN-modation to internees of overy STRUCTED HIM TO SET UP nationality,

the under- TURED AND PUT TO DEATH. ELECTORAL

that PROCE-Jatanding AN

they will be

Major John K. Singlaub, of taken to TOKYO, SEPT. 17 (A.P.) --

DURE.

poinf the nearcat the Sherman Oak, California, was PORTLY, BAGGY-SUITED LT-

He ordered that the Japan-where they can receive GEN, MASAHARU HOMMA, COMMANDER OF JAPANESE ese people, including women care of their own governments. ln charge of the party, wind be should be giving voting rights. Few have yet shown willing-asserted that positive evidence INVASION FORCES IN

1941-42

MacArthur kept

being the prince ness to avail themselves of the had been obtained of threw JAPANE

beheadeć TO-DAY THAT HE waiting for 32 minutes, opportunity as the majority of Americans

THE "MARCH OF He also ordered the Japan- the 6,000 internees appear in att they had been tortdreil DECEIT ALLEGED

wires piercing OF AMERICAN AND use government to make a full clined to stay put in Shanghai.bound with

__and their arms,.

paradec FILIPINOS FROM BATAAN-A accounting of all allied proper Wireless.

through the streets with sigas MARCH IN WHICH HUNDREDS

ty destroyed during the war.

thi are "These DAILY PATROLS

reading OR WERE KILLED.

It was believed the Supreme Bome survivore of the tortuous!

Chungking, Sept. 17 (AP).- American devils who bombed.' sharper dictated

These three victims of Japa From Pelping in the north march first told after their escape Commander

до P-16's prisoners being bayonet orders for the Japanese Gov- French Indo-China,

had been cap to couse its double P-38's (fighters) of the Americat nese savagery. ed or shot when they dropped of ernment

Japan. after coming down..in sheer exhaustion or thirst.

talk and deceit.

14th airforce are maintainintured

and reaching and by General Homme said, however. As soon as MacArthur moves daily patrols to report on militar the sea in an interview that he is ready his headquarters to Tokyo, it is activities of any kind along Chia life-rafts,

ONE ESCAPES "to take responsibility for any

expected Emperor Hirohito will ese railroads, rivers and roads.

STAFF - SERGEANT. acts of my subordinates."

official call. He surrendered to Kanagaw

All Japanese Tivilians and RIGHARD-GAUDET, WHO prefectural police for allled ques- man who is giving his govern-'

troops ore evacuating Canton WAS IN THE SAME PLANE, tioning. He was accompanied by ment its orders.-A.P.

Troops are being disarmed and ESCAPED THEIR FATE. LL-Gea. Shigenori Kuroda, who

concentrated outside the city.

He was swimming for eight

in

1948

aucceeded him as Japanese com.

make

an

mander in the Philippines. The JAP NAVY

spont their first night in Yoko-

hama priso MISTAKE"

Homma expressed surprise his

DIDN'T

on the

name was on General MacArthur' WANT WARTM

EVACUATING CANTON

+

Formal capitulation of Japan hours and reached a part of

London, Sept. 17 (AP.)~~A Moscow radio commentator, Yermashov, anid the Japanese Black Dragon society, whic General MacArthur has order- ed dissolved, is continuing under the name of the Poll tical Association of Greater

Will Never Recover

WILL

Price 10 cts.

Rush to Get Rid Of Yen

.

THE PROGRESSIVELY RAPID DEPRECIATION OF THE JAPANESE MILITARY YEN TELLS ITS OWN STORY

THOUGH THE PROGRESS THUS FAR ACHIEVED IN

WESENG THE A.K. DOLLAR.

TION

INTO FREE CIRCULA

BATI EMASS, FAR FROM

THE WORST STAGE OF DISRUPTION PRO. VOKED BY THE CURRENCY PROCLAMATION MAT DE RE- GARDED AS OVER.

tentativa

Yesterday, after a period, the unofficial yen-dollar rate became stabilised, át, roughly 450 to 1.

In the late afternoon, avel this figure was purely nominal, mory-changera had hurriedly closed their doors on account of a sudder rash of persons trying to change yen into legal tender.

don of

the more pretentious shopping establishments are refusing to accept military yen in payment for goods, and smaller traders are rapidly falling into Hne.

PRICES ELSISTANT

TKOW

The more important task-now that the dollar has established a foothold -stubbornly ethntial

resists solution. Prico levels terms of the now currency remain fantastically high.

Variations are too extreme for an average to be struck, but few times prices are less than ten greater than pre-war and many are a hundredfold. In ordinary economic terms, scarcity in hardly the primary explanation, as money

scarce

Ferny is list of murkot quotations yesterday:

Mutton Pork

Chicken

Thuck Egg

Duck Egg Olt: (Pennut) Flour

Bugar (White)

(Brown)

HKS M.Y.

0.00-2,700

7:00 3:370

8.00. 3.680

10.00 4.600

7,00 0,200

200

16.00 0,280 4.00 1,800 3.50 1,670

3.00 1,870

M

(Cakes) (Crystal)

8.00 1,370

8.80 1,700

Fish:

Wong

Fa

1.20

540.

Pak Chong

2.00

DOO

2.40 1,100

2.00. 900

Yue

Lap Vegetable:

Potato

Onilons ---Tomato -

go fortes in the Kiukiang Nan the coast from which he suc- CHUNGKING SEPT. 17

Sweet Potato Friday. was effected ng Area

Toro led by ceeded in making contact with (AP) MANY AMERICANS Eight Japanese were

When he NEVER guerillas. handed his Chinese

RECOVER H.K.S (Per 100). Gen. Kasahara who

Yan. was found by the paratroop FROM THE sword to General Lu Tao

ILLNESS AND C.N. (Per 100)

THEY SUZ disarmed as squad, he was found to be "STARVATION Japanese are to be

reorganisation is com- excellent health.

FERED IN JAPANESE PRI- Three other American air SON CAMPS, MAJ. EUGENE AMERICAN AID

men found and rescued BY JACOBS, A SURGEON CAP Chungking, Sept. 17.

aquad were

obviously TURED IN THE PHILIP- Lt. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer,

lucky to have escaped with PINES, SAID ON HIS - AR-

list of war criminals. He said he

Tokyo, didn't think the Bataan march was

Sept, 17 (A.P.). BOON D5

☐pleted.-A.P. such a tough one and continued: Admiral Kiyoshi Hasegawa, "We lost the

war-there must member of the Japanese suprome! the Associated war council, told have been some mistake."

Ho denied knowledge of atroci. Press in an interview to-day that'

the Japanese navy was opposed United States army commander

tics.

1942

the

their lives.

RIVAL HERE. with the United States, in the Chinese theatre to-day

of his

They were Lieutenant James Most men he McGuire, of Grant's Pass,

Texas.

tried to care |

2.50 1,120

.25

120

Soong And Attlee Talk

.85

80

160 140 45,000

Minister

Of his Philippines conquest into war

The Chinese Primo he said he was about to con- knowing it would be doomed from described the mission clade his assault on Corregidor at the start because of Manila bay's extrunce

net forces in Ching at the present Oregon, Captain Merritt Law for, he said, with almost (Mr. T. V. Scong), Chinese For WAS a tremendous industrial capacity. time failure. when the defenders under

as being only to help is, of Indianapolis, and Staff medicine or equipment, died eign Minister and Chinese Am- Ho said: "Once the decision

Chinese Government troops Lt. Gen. Jonathan

Wainwright for war was made, all naval of- surrendered. He said he believed ficers naturally were obliged by disarm, repatriate and demo Sergeant Muller, of El Paso. either from dysentery or starbassador (Dx. Wellington. Koo)

bilize Japanese units.-AFG. theHe said the Japanese never ja ciated Press.

Itended to invade Hawall because Homma said he had under- they lacked a large enough fleet estimated the Corregidor garrison to maintain supply lines. Aoso strength and admitted American ciated Press. shelling swamped 28 of 50 Japan.

if the sick, crippled, weary garri duty to continue to fight." -son-had-been-able-to- tako

offensive "they would have won."

ose landing bonta in the assault,

Halsey's Horse

JOSE LAUREL

UNDER ARREST

JAPAN'S LAST DITCH DEFENCE

vation. He reported, however were the guests at lancheon of the Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee, nt Both Lawls and Muller were one Japanese doctor named Chequers a few hours after the Juro Ok in':a Mukden prison arrival of Mr. Soong by air from camp disregarded Instructions Paris.

of the Japanese army and gave The Italian Foreign Minister the best attention possible, even has been called in by the Council buying medicine from his own pocket.

handcuffed

paraded and through the streets.

ILANDCUFFED TO CELL Later, they were placed in cells two feet by three feet and handcuffed to the cell walls for a month.

Because his back had been

(Continued on Page 4)

Jacobs, said that thanks to Oki the Mukden death rate was

TOKYO, SEPT. 17 (A.P.)~~~~| THE FINAL REPORT OF THE burned. Captain Lawlis had to the lowest of any war prison. DISBANDED IMPERIAL GEN- TOKYO SEPT 17 (AP) ERAL HEADQUARTERS BE HAD JAPAN JOSE LAUREL, PHILIPPINES VEALED THAT

ADMIRAL HALSEY, HERO JAPANESE OCCUPATION AROUND THE

WAS AMONG SEVERAL PER RESIST ANY INVASION.

The

PUPPET PRESIDENT DURING 1976-GUICIEMAMASSED

OF THE SECOND BATTLE SONS TAKEN INTO MILITARY OF THE PHILIPPINES, WHO CUSTODY YESTERDAY.

ΤΟ

craft included 278. midget submarines, of the type that struck

"the"

tho Pearl harbour attack,

CABLE SERVICE

COAL DRIVE IN BRITAIN

THE DRIVE IN BRITAIN FOR 8 MILLION EXTRA TONS OF COAL WILL BE IN FULL

The National Coal Production

EXPRESSED “A WISH RE- Others included Lt. Generalt 203 human torpedoes, with Telegraphic communication SWING THIS WEEK, CENTLY TO RIDE EMPEROR Homma and Kuroda, Col. Kingord which fanatieal Japanese were to

·HIROHITO'S FAMOUS Hashimoto, the officer blamed for go to their deaths: 1,499. small with the outside world has WHITE HORSE, WAS RID- the Panay gunboat sinking on the suleide bonte, used for rimming been re-established now for Council will meet the Fuel Minis ING A HORSE IN TOKYO Yangtze before the war: Yoshitaks ships with powerful explosive some days, messages being actor, Mr. Shinwell, for two days

Ueda, Japancas geo-political ex charges."

YESTERDAY..

Foreign Ministera who have pont much time dealing with the future of Italian colonies. The American Amasandor to Italy: has: left Rome by air for London. Reuter,

JAPANESE TO ADMIT THE TRUTH

in all areas that were under their

General Douglas MacArthur has issued an order to Japanese news- men, tolling them to state that he dictating to their Emperor and not, as they had previously report ed, "consulting" with him. ~The Japanese pross were also ordered to tell the people of Japan of the atrocities of the Japanese forces cepted between the hours of this week.

An official of the coal mining occupation. Wirelona, a.m. and 6 p.m. by Cable and

every miner Wireless, Ltd., in their offices Industry said that

would have to produce an exis NAZIS STILL TRYING of Gloucester Building,

The charge per word to any ton a week if the target was to the 1st US-Cavalry Division ARMADA NOW AT BATAWA Soviet administrative bodies part of the British Empire is he realised, Reuter

have been set up for industry and $1 for ordinary teograma, the in Tokyo on a tour of inspec

General MacArthur has orde An Allled occupation armed agriculture in Russian-controlled rate of exchange being is. 3. the Japanese to submit si det tion.

It was quite a short ride, a where the Japanese garrison naked!

bas dropped anchor off. Batavia parts of Germany.

and 11 deferred messages the In Berlin certain- companies and

abroad especially in Germany Halsoy confoased nfterwards they could retain their arms, industrial, frms have been started charge is '60 conta: per word, uport of their assets at homes his suicide attempt that he

NLT (Night letter elegrams of other Axis countries. The Jap that it was the first time in his fearing that there may be upris without permission, with leading 25 words) Nro also accepted at sko have boon van 16 days fon tal in 10 days or two weeke Ufo that he had been "aboard" ings against them. Their request Nasis connected, with the organi

horse-Wireless.

wan disallowed.-Witeless.

But it was not the Emperor's port; Binigno Aquino, president of and it was not white.

the pappot Philippines. nationa The horse was provided. All-Inasembly, miral Halsey when he visited

sukons.— Reutor,

the flat rate of 12.50 each.

the purpose-Houter.

"TOJO'S RECOVERY

Former

Yokohama, Sept. 17..

Japanese Premier Tojo is maiding such rapid pro- gress from wounds suffered in

may be able to leave the hospi-

Associated Press.

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