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SIX DAYS
DAYS TO CONFORM MacArthur's Sweeping Directive In Japan
DEATH SENTENCE
Porta, Oct. 6.-
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of the Vichy
Milite, hoad was sontenced to denth yester- day, after his trini an one of France's war erianlania. Beulor,
JAPAN'S SECRET WEAPONS
TOKYO, OCT. 4. THE
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TOKYO, OCT, 5. FRANK ROBERT, REUTER'S SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IN TOKYO WRITES: "A SENSATIONAL. DIRECTIVE FROM GENERAL DOUGLAS MACARTHUR, SUPREME ALLIED COMMANDER, YESTERDAY INSISTED ON THE IMMEDIATE REMOVAL FROM OFFICE OF IWAO YAMAZAKI, JAPANESE
MINISTER, CONTINUE THE WHO STATED THAT HE WOULD "THOUGHT CONTROL" OF THE JAPANESE PEOPLE AND THE ARREST OF "COMMUNISTS." "THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN GIVEN EXACTLY SIX DAYS-THE DAY OF THE CHINESE NATIONAL FESTIVAL OF THE "DOUBLE TENTH"- TO MAKE UP ITS MIND ABOUT GENERAL MAC ARTHUR'S ORDER, WHICH ALSO CALLS FOR THE THE PRISONERS, RELEASE OF ALL POLITICAL AROLITION OF ALL LAWS AFFECTING THE CIVIL LIBERATIES AND THE DISSOLUTION OF THE "THOUGHT-CONTROL POLICE. JAPAN'S GESTAPO.
"There can be "General MacArthur also or-1
no doubt in the minds of dered the discharge of all lend-
the Japanese ing civil ollicials throughout the people as to what we are aim- Government was given every to bring about thu chance change themselves but they re- fused to do se.
NOTICE
CIVIL AFFAIRS ADMINISTRATION, CENTRAL EXECUTIVE DRANCH
All persons who, on 8th Dec- ember 1941, were in receipt of A limited supply of the following Family Allowances or an Allot-vegatable sooda will bo available ment from the Command Pay to local residenta with private Ofice, China-Command, should gardons furnish without delay to No. 4,
HUGE HOARD IN SHANGHAI R.A.P. W.LA Control Staff, 3rd
of
Shanghai-Oct:~~5--Thirty- one cases, filled with gold and nilver bars and banknotes, were to-day discovered hero in a Japanese house by soldiers
General
En Po, Tang Chinese Commandor in the Shanghai and Nanking area. Several Japanese have been arrested and are now being questioned Reuter.
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WARSHIPS country who had anything to do ing at," he said. "Their OWN IMAM OF THE WOKING MOS-1 particulars by the 30th Nov. 14, and 12 noon only,
"Large numbers have been imprisoned in solitary confine
every minor went for almost display of opposition to Japan ese Government polley."
The dead-line for carrying out the orders is October 10, and by October 15, the Japaa- Pse Government must report its result,
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No. 10 Staff Paymaster, INDIA
SAYS W. G. COVE, GUARDS MOVE IN
H. Q. Land Forces. MEMBER OF THE PARLIA
OF "The order," it was pointed MENTARY COMMITTEE
LEAGUE. over two out, "dees not affect the bass THE INDIA
criminal law and Immediate fusion of the com of Japanese follows swiftly on the resent-mittee of Indian congressmen and ment
had mounted in the India League would do a gren. Tokyo at the belated announce deal to strengthen the presenta meat of the death in prison of tion of India's cause here," he sain In interview. "The next move in the noted Japanese philosopher the solution of the Indian problem and liberal, Kiyoshi Niki.
may come from here, and such "As the directive was issued. demonstration of soldarity in th
be impres Guards moved int common cause would American Japanese police offices tect vital records."
An American ufficial said: This is only the initial step to lay a sound basis for a liberal government. It is not a three- months job, it is ten years' job and we must begin with youngsters and the educational system."-Reuter.
with the thought control" law, anid large sub- The newspaper
which permitted the arrest and marines encried six human tor-imprisonment of anyone for al- pedoes, each torpedo packed with
most anything on the grounds two tour of explosives and guided of preserving "tranquility." by a navy volunteer. It said the
could travai For weapon minutes at 25 knuts, compared erdinary with
40 knots for an Torpedo.
Asahi said the weapons carried toward meaning "turn LA
The operator could cun- heaven. trol the
direction of speed mi the underwater missile and look about the vera surface throng
periscope. The number of the weapons sent into action was un- known, "Asahi said, but at the surrender the force consisted of seven of the submarines.
"The "Makien" submarines struck anchored at American fleet units near Ulithi 20, 1944.
tha
atoll on November paper reported, and claimed they sank two air. craft carriers and three battledelpa
a claim which is not confirmed by United States navy announce. ments. Associated Press.
Japan Makes Request
TOKYO, OCT. 4. NEWS ФОМЕТ
AGENCY SAID TO-DAY THAT JAPAN WILL ASK THE ALLIED COM- MAND'S PERMISSION TO EX-
General MacArthur's spokes-- man estimated that thousand political prisoners nee under detention, many of whom had been arrested as long as ten years ago,
"Among the Jaws 10 be abolished," the spokesman said, "were those which restrict dis- the cussion of the Emperor. imperial Institution and Imperial Government."
NEVER BEFORE
"Charges of talking about the Emperor were
one of the main causes given for arrests Never before during the war. has freedom of discussion on the subject of the Emperor been granted in Japan.”
The spokesman described the directive as the "main step toward the establishment f the independence of Japa and encouragement to all intelligent and liberal thinking Japanese,
CHANGE SILK AND RAYON CIVIL AFFAIRS
FOR OTHER NATIONS' FOOD.
STUFFS TO MEET THE CUR IN CHINA
RENT CRITICAL FOOD SHOR
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The Japanese government
prepared to alat
in
Chungking, Oct. 4.
former Col. Hardy C. Dillard, vessels to ship
director
at the and instructor torus of Coa to 75,000
government in monthly from Kyushu to Koren schont of military
States, han for use in railway operations the United
LU serve under the Allied Command's in- China
civil Advisor
come to consultant affairs problems
21
structions. Japan requested Ko-advi the civil affairs branch of
and salt in exchange with
rean rice
for the coal.
of 300 versals which needed repairs on September
22, more
01
the American army's G-b section.
Dillard will be technical advisor,
the instructiun Assisting in than 100 have already been Atted Chinese officers in the civil affairs school. Students to be graduated and for Japar 99 warship allout when soon will leave
of China-As- Japan surrendered, 97 have been recovered re-fitted to return Japanese troopssociated Press.
War to the now prisoners of homeland.
out.
of
The Minister of Commerce and Industry proposes that production,
of civilian goods should bu ex- panded to
arcas
HOMEWARD BOUND
London, Oct. 5. It was learned from SEAC
war
that
tu pro-sive."
Chronicle Looks Ahead
LONDON, OCT.
"NEWS-CHRONICLE" HAS
BEEN CAMPAIGNING FOR A BIG TRADE EXHIBITION TO BE HELD IN 1951.
The paper selected 1961 be- cause it is the centenary of a similar exhibition held in Hyde Park during the reign of Queen Victoriu.
It urged the need for an exhibition in order to stimulate the export trade of the British Isles at a time when the first goods after the rush for new war had been satisfied.
Sir Stafford Cripps, writing to the "Nows-Chronicle" this morning says that the possibi- "I am lity is being explored. anxious," he says, "that both Government and industry should do anything that
cun further
maximum through the to-day that 33,000 ex-prisoners the end in view."-Reuter. conversion of existing Industries of
internees have and
and reconversion of war plants passed through Singapore on as soon as possible, with govern their way to ment controls retained only where
considered Prces
England, and]
casentialAssociated 12,000 through Rangoon.-Reu-
ter.
VIOLENT UPHEAVAL MAY RESULT
TOKYO, OCT. 5.
COL KEN R. DYKE, CHIEF OF GENERAL MACARTHUE'S CIVIL INFORMATION AND EDUCATION SECTION, TO- DAY ACKNOWLEDGED THERE WAS A POSSIBILITY OF INTENSE POLITICAL AND POSSIBLY PHYSICAL. VIOLENCE AS ONE COROLLARY OF THE SWIFTEST SOCIAL REFORM IN HISTORY MACARTHUR'S SWEEF-
GOVERNMENT ING ORDER TO THE JAPANESE GIVE ITS PEOPLE COMPLETE FREEDOM OF SPEECH, THOUGHT AND AC
ACTION.
MOST
OST OF THE LAWS AFFECTED BY THE ORDER WERE ENACTED DURING THE PAST DECADE," SAID DYKES "BUT THEY ARE ROOTED IN JAPANESE FEUDALISM WHICH BACKDROPS, MODERN JAPAN AND IT MAY TAKE A GENERATION TO ROOT OUT THOROUGHLY ALL TRACE OF SUCH A SYSTEM"
We must be realistic and recognize that the people who
DEPUTIES TO GO ON have been ropressed for so long
London, Oct. 4. The Deputies of the Big Five
"It was
hre bound to react strongly with their opinions under this now freedom," Dykes added.
will go on with their work, "But this is part of the revolu announced to-day. though task will bo lighter than originally tionary process which all demo- doolgned. The treatich with Italy, cratic peoples have undergone Rumania, Hungary and Bulgaria during the centuries in working are in abeyance for the moment, toward democracy
but they will work on the problem MacArthur actually assumed for of the future of the Ruby and the the fret time what previously has Rhineland, among other matters. boot
been an imperial prortgative by Houtor.
decreeing the
roleans of all poll alan ordered the A formor Peak realdont visit-removal of officials who attempted
Shanghai Arrests
SHANGHAI, OCT. & ̈ ̈ ́ THE THIRD CHINESE
Mr. Cove followed his statement with an appeal to the lenders o the Indian National Congress L replace their aloof attitude one of co-operation.
wit!
The Congress leaders are Lou
aloof from leaders of the Britis Government," he said. "It is the parrot cry here that Labour mem bore of Parliament are in th pay of the Congress party. actual fact we never know whe Congress is thinking until we rear despatches in the newspapers
Points of contact between lender. of the two great parties should b established in common interest for nothing would be lost and muc might be gained by such a move.' -Reuter.
TRUMAN'S PROMISE
WASHINGTON, OCT. 4. PRESIDENT OSMENA SAIL TO-DAY THAT PRESIDEN TRUMAN'S PROMISE TO HELI REHABILITATE THE PHILIP
BEFORE PINES
GRANTING INDEPENDENCE REPAID THE FILIPINOS FOR THEIR WAK TIME LOYALTY AND SUF FERING. FR
said Mr. Truman's statemen showed the United State shower
as i approaching our problema always has during our man) association- years of fruitful
constructively sympathetically, Osmena said he was confident th
rehabilitation problem. islands' would be solved "with dispatel and justice."
He
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The battle of Manila" February, before the Japanes
Low Fontifical Mass 7.30 a.in. garrison was driven into th
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by battle or bombings--Associater.
Prcos.
GROUP ARMY ANNOUNCED MORE MARINES TO BE
TO-DAY THE ARREST OF 164 OFFICIALS' AND
ORATORS TO DATE
Include: Yang Kwl-yl, puppet governor of Huper: Hsing Chifi-chuang, Choklang puppet Chien Tak-wel poppet central bank salcial, Chang Kuo- reserva van prenident of the puppet Judicial yoan; Chang Tho, head of the puppet supreme court; Chao Shu-jung, puppet minister of Lan Pay, averet Information; polles director; Thai Pel, ambasan- dor to Japan.
Eight surrendered voluntarily, The others ware dragged from their homes or hiding places: All are to face trial Associated Prose.
Technical Question!
San Francisco, Oct. 4. Marcos V. Agustin, Filipino colonel who commanded a rogiment of the famed Markings' guerilins in the Philippines, applied to-day for American citizenship, but the federal court delayed approval on the technical question of whether ho properly was a member of the United States army.
As such, he would automatically ed what was left of his home aboral days ago to prohibit, the the other day, found only a publication by Japanese nowa win citizenship. Agustin, told the of an American prean court ho was divillan when the
tient
collar in the undergrowth-de-view with Emperor nito Japans Invaded the Philippine cided to write to the makete le demanded they and the transmitter to maintain radically - of „Aa: a. guerilla hooporated' a and congratulata)" them: on the tho darablity of their, goods, and matropellan police boards and text with Apstralia, Kventually then lost the collar on his way they heads, of the Hokkalio terrii de imh an oath of allegiance to
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