Pago 6
THE CHINA MAIL,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1945.
:
CHU NGKING PUT ON THE SPOT
Konoye Was A.P. Man's Views On Truman's Statement
Worried
Tukyo, Dec. 17.
Pince Kunnge's pecond son, Michitakon, issued a statement
peaterdag acgring
that his
father had left written docu asentir CARPET
tu
w
wunted Amerseas Japanese Begatin
abst the
sment thi
Purtice pres
aftehstan
mded That kamage expressed concern for the bare of the Emperame
Ammeruted Press "gut 195
TOKYO RAIDERS MEET AGAIN
MIAMI BEACH, DEC 17 LIKUT GENERAL
JAMES
DOOLITTLE AND DI OF THE
ORIGINAL,
MADE
BO FLAERS THE FIRST
Most Direct Statement Yet
PRESIDENT
City Morris J. Harris.)
WASHINGTON, DEC. 17. TRUMAN'S STATEMENT ON AMERICAN POLICY TOWARD CHINA SHOULD REMOVE ANY DOUBT IN THE MINDS OF AMERICANS, CHINESE DETERMINA- AND OTHER PEOPLES ABOUT THE
TION OF THE UNITED STATES TO SEE PEACE RES- TORED IN CHINA,
NATIONWIDE
FURTHER, THE PRESIDENT TOLD CHANG KAI SHER IT IS UP TO THE RECOGNISED NATIONAL GOVERN- MENT OF CHINA TO ACHIEVE
REGIME PRACE AND TO BRING TOGETHER HIS AND THE COMMUNISTS AND OTHER POLITICAL FACTIONS THAT CONTINUE BY THEIR DISUNITY AND TO MENACE TO RENDER CHINA IMPOTENT WORLD ORDER
The
TRAINS COLLIDE
Kollock. South Carolina, Duo. 17-At laust Kou were killed and more than 60 in- jured in a collision between 100 sealnard coastline panacu- eer trains.--Associated Prosa,
U.S. Radio Press Offer
New York, Dec. 17. President Warren Lee Pier, of The American Cable and Radio Corporation. Lo-day
announced
that its saludiary Mackay Radio
plans to offer a worldwide press transmission servier at approxi mately one third of a cent per word
¡U.S. Firmness In Korea
Umberto Comes Out From His Shell
ROME, DEC. 17. HANDSOME 41-YEAR-OLD PRINCE UMBERTO, OF PIED. MONT, LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF THE REALM, EMERGED BUSILY ON ITALY'S POLITICAL SCENE WHEN THE RIGHT-WING LIBERAL PARTY FORCED A GOVERNMENT CRISIS AND THE FORMING OF A NEW COALITION GOVERNMENT PROVED DIFFI CULT.
TOO BUSILY—FOR THE LIKING OF MANY ITALIANS IN WHOSE MEMORIES STILL RANKLE UMBERTO'S EASY COMPLIANCE WITH THE FASCIST REGIME AND WHO FEAR A RESTORATION OF ROYAL PRE- ROGATIVES.
SEOUL, DEC. 17. LIEUT. GENERAL JOHN R. HODGE, COMMANDING THE UNITED STATES ARMY FORCES IN KOREA, IN A SAID STATEMENT TO-DAY, THAT PUNISHMENT WILL BE DEALT TO ANY PACTION WHICH OPENLY OR SECRET- LY ASSUMED GOVERNMENpower of choing TAL AUTHORITY.
The statement emphasised that the Allied Military Government was the only government in Korea. He hit at the so-enlied "People's Republle" and group or indivi duals who, Hudg
said, operating under 1 and assuming
llegal nudraimatrative powers.
Since Italy's liberation the
were
a Premier
had passed in fact, if not in form. from the monarchy to the National Committer of Libera- tion- joint body of six anti- fascist parties.
13
Lo
Tw
Ам вожень
Premier Ferruccio Parri resigned, the Prince, un houd Hodge said that the "People's of the State, began traditional Republic" could operate na n polt-
eoneultations
form fleal organisation. He charged Cabinet. During the erisin Sig bad faith on the part of its leaders. Alcide de Gasperi, lender of the He said that they had promised to
Christian Democrat movement and the co-operate with
American | former Foreign Minister in the Military Government and spread Parr
Government, visited the
WILO
pronerie American recognition and sup President's
will continue to KU to TOKYOil consfilate the med forre-port RAIH ON APRIL 18, 1942. METful and direct statement which jihiang Kai-shek in every rea LAST NIGHT HERE
the Chiang Kai shek regine has sonable way," but mukes it in-
dubitably faced since its inception.
Vast clear that the
He mud an application has been American and which China de
Aled with the Federal Communten siren so keenly for her pustwar
tione CommİSSION by the Ameri rehabilitatim and industrialist-
Informed of Entre and Radio Corporation, tion will depend largely on prior which in an aliate of the Inter establishment rif Jac
antional Telephone and Talegraph - ነ - 'Feuerze
Gene, a hoditle umed a tribuzio
the A Piers at dan sarit of the und um! 14 oklon
worek Ulul in later actions.
were unable Never to attend a teamoon because they k are 1
12111
17
1...
15...
1
42
While it was not add to 1 Chinese Carmen als-ser
will be there his Generament. mdendhat in the minds that
thef the phenomrademend is 1
Compaty Chena's National Am at that the 'rited at abae titi has yet dak
וי די
arly
1
In der Sothes th
Elie
I
ale then! 1 that
Polar Shape Of
- Things To Come
AA HINGTON, BEC MOSHATTE
1
DE
CNITED TATE AND CANADA ARE BEGINNING D
AMERICA
ASIA OR ETRAPL
WORK OUT PLANS TO DEPEND NORTH AGAINST AN ATTAN PROM VRO THE NORTH POLAR REGIONS
They Should Tell Plenty
Eturbon Tlak
the
ARIONAL PRINT").E
The Precedent call upon. 194 Arjon opperig fachin 15. the Nationala and Commer.i top the peltenes that they peatedly have afaten By k! adher dad all coste Tim puncipal in Dur deeluraha y
loth trop kany
Hool Met
for them
the
Hey will me
INT
4114
24
Corporation
word to outlying spokesmen plop posing ns delegated represen tatives of the American Military Government.
Lo Prince several times to keep him
the development of negotiations. Previously the Prince's role fund been confined to oflein inte, views of Five Pestion
Hoden said that provincial com The new ervice would use Mac mitieemen have himpered govern ment efforts by persuading farm kay's high power transoutiers 41 Funnetsers and San New York
ers to hond rice
interrup! 1st that they enlos a Kerem anfuetury work
Assmate had abo cullerted taxes, atul seized
A valde
15 bonde
2141 Fres
Infe
French Going Whole
Hog In Rhineland
By Barbara Wage i
of her in quest of internal mere
Ad President Trimmaus urvelf
skit: 120 piatti,
COBLENZ DEC 17 Summ auditind descendanta f
The IN FRENCH OCCUPIED GERMANY YOU FEEL THAT THE Yat sen to Frange one of
COUNTRY IS BEING COLONISED NOT JUST DC. whin 120 cantinal sinciples
CUPIRE. 11
That is Prolaimed one party system for seban
"plifical Tutelage" wil
Alled babe hals sur 1{ Sin
The first port Bode Stejer taken lay this country was The augment of six aervers the Republie would be ready fr
Canadian full representativ» governmen Aring and Canadian Air Forri sday Aretie jexposition
1
anony
Cexploration
A segund
1
t
ot
The 111 gathering matary nuditi
"As China 7215 FLA peace and unity along the lines described." the President rom- chales, the United States "would be prepared to give favorable
Chines expellas consideratio formation th a Pearl wit cover #200 miles thights for credits and loras T
reasonable conditions Comment box territory which herefore ans der
ananeretende barsies va not
Was-upton, 1.
to Brewster.
surge left
anyos galetap
1 ht 131
Go Walter
Marpe
hot wat to hum order
Sheat and Aalm, nai BENTLE E Are
An: am Nass
at the true of the attack
How stresaid i
attack
Now the diputats say the is regarded as on Hawn wasteland area
jone of the potential approar hest bedeved
to America's most vital cities
In addition to sending ben the United States
1
to have
oned
the PE
Set th
144 1
Seeds of event |
th incl
"Short and haunts are
Trint
1
Press
mather
Brew-ter
win
Surrender At Tabriz
קווי
ste
He
ריון
given the Canadian Government
****
vrou !
יין
frigh
Contri which would But toward develoment of a the culpant Balth China and healthy trade rela
thing tion between Buited States."
ON THE SPOT
and the
The along the lines describ
an note of full comperatrod jed" references is the "eilber ar in developing and carrying The expedition.
Inquiries about what so ga ing on were prompted by resent
by General
||
Chief.
l
that else"
pols phrase China, especially the recognized Government on the spot. The 'ke (of which it has nul experienced
before.
As soon as the full impact of statement has the President's
THE WHOLE ATMOSPHERE IS DIFFERENT FROM THAT
IN THE BRITISH ZONE, FROM THE SMALL CHIL DREN WAVING FRENCH FLAGS TO WELCOME GEN. CHARLEE GAULLE. THE FRENCH WIVES AND CHILDREN STROLLING DOWN THE STREETS OF THE LITTLE KHINE TOWNS ON A FINE AD TUMN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
U.S. Military Split On China Policy
(Continued from page 1
Cal provid is to suppr
Government muitary Nationalost aina.
Shipping shortages answer. The truth is that thisnt
yet.
STILL A POWER
In
He is afraid that if the Japs are removed, Chinese Communist armies will try to sweep through
TO
o
The Royal Tinusehold's activation in the enus se of the visas bays beeh ĽAVen a pronamerik plne mi the rightist beess, which is elated In
the solar of pre Farmst orthodox conditional procedure best per Ur uther by maehy
F
However, ach outery followed the now that Priner Caubrato also re erived Guglielmo ChatUKIMI,
Agreement
Chungking, Dec. 17.
A Chinese dispatch said to- day thai China and Hunniu have agreed on specific moa- INTER for China's assumption of the administration of Man- churia from the Soviets at o conference in Chinhsien par ticipated in by General T Ling-ming and the Generalis sima's son. Chiang Cheng-kuo.
Associated Press.
Bottles Bowl Them Over
Pexiestrians
Wellingto
Street at noon yesterday were suddenly emfrontul by the un mal sight of near fond oi sacks of Tim ten carvering madly Jalong the wet, slippery surface
The rond
Fassers by senttered in L but not before (0 dentagogie leader of Clas "Podrrections. the contin
musement. had been 11jured. 2124}
Several coolies were inboriones. which serves do focus much mod die bended rumbling
by pulling hand earl ander with about 20 sacks of emply bottles, when they lost control. penlandsly, due to the wet surface lof the road. The cart severv 1 fa
KEVENT ARRESTS
Recent arrests of Fascist secret
revealed tlic
grips in northern Italy dearly the side then careered forward.
ik
mevement for a Pascest revival and aroused resentment Giannini. whone behaviour under Mussolini and the present pruipa pennata of anti-democratic organisa- Tons have already been the target of violent attacks,
Feelings ran partieulury he over the reappearance on the scene. of 85-year-old Vittorio Emmunucio Urlando, 72-year-and Pietra detta
the
An you uss into French cupied territory and cons to the temporary Rhlae bridge isto Toretin
You
President of
bowling over several persons.
Out of the ten lumred, two received injuries that warrunl Ted them being sent to Quren. Mary Hospital on their in- juries were described as und ery serious nature.
this.
A
JEEP ACCIDENT
Chinese tul',
of
1
another credited and gemi-purged Senate, Chuen, walking along Queen's world. AN yu
Tri down of ex-Premiers Francence Saveria Road West, at 3.40 p.m., yes. through The Riền· Valley, pas Nitti, Invente Bonomi and Mar-terday, was knocked down by a jeep driven by Chan Yuen, o the Lorelei aby waleh blown shal Pietro Baglio.
mechanic attached a tricolor or along the windon |
to Murray Prince Umberto's invitation Do Mosell with its vineered them followed the Liberal Party's Barracks. Chung received In banks rising into the sky, stou demand for the inclusion of ex juries to both his legs, meces. see for troop in the town periced non-party administrators, sitating him being sent to Quern Shan its the British 7 bat But if these elders don't belong | Mary Hospital. the are feels French in a way the R and ranth Germany never feels British.
PUT DOWN ROOTS
The French have it their rools.
All that down.
is German is
You
to any party, neither do they enjoy any wide popular support. Their past blunders or short sightedness are held to disqualify them from coping effectively with the extraordinary dilleulties of the hour.
Added Insult
To Injury
WOUNDED DETECTIVE,
RADIO
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th 1848. | STUDIO - MICHAEL BODER (PIANO; LAW KONGKONG broađomellug on Iroquacy of 640 KHocycles and from 19.80 to 1.50 p... € 30 to 1.30 p.m. and 9,00 to 11.00 p.m. also on 9.89 Mogway olan.
A. R. T.
| 19.30 p.m.—Dally IDATY.
Programme Bur
Wan Chung, the Chinose detre disarm Their mission WAS LA
tive who was shet in Comaught That progrntone in t Jupestreser.
Rond ilside the Harbour Office Inpanese here."
standstill. a practical
Ive been removed from
Popular feeling mav
on Sunday night in making satis. best be This is mul a court mailead where
troons Kores," bat rew have gone from - being aystematically wipmi-out... all other evidence must la pr
-summed up by inscriptions-which-factory biveres and his condition The Police is reported as fair. German Curiously hay Chinn.
were plastered in blue paint on they tives before
24 heart
Are confident of an early arrest. have Roman walls aren't the time writings on the wall
and
At Jeering They ought to testoy oun Then | Arnold, Army Air Forces
been loft. I remember huge chalk 10.N." The letters stand for thing we will be locking ebon Where to place some of the last the next war might bring
the initials of Orlando, Nitti and fantastic trans-polar rest heen 12 experienced by both Rai-shek doesn't want them to gyed lotters near Saarlours, with "an
our strong hearts England will Bonomi-but 4:30 for Brewin sauf l bad taken with atomic weapons.
"Opern Chungking and the Communists,
break," but the French propagan Nazionale Ballillä"" for the farmer Win 1.
Military and diplomatie of they will realise that if they Mitchels. committee
its notices are extremely realistic Fusciot children's organisation. - counsel.
feials say that Canada is on are to remain majev elements
Reuter, "Many among you ask why the Said Mitchell did not seein
body litte they to the suggestion Amated the strategic gutes of attack in China's
Be is using Jonnes civilian whole work! joined against Ger over the Pole in the North Pat must move to comply with the
technions to operate industrial many?" A huge and very frequent A
or North
Atlantic.- Ass9- President's stated desires.
plants in North China and he la poster aaks: "Here is the explana
Slaven million people have rinted Press.
General Marshall, et roitu using hundreds of thousands of ton.
to probeen murdered and tormented by e-day to China
Pre- nanese armed troops as the
socute his undeclared civil war by the so-called Nazis. This cruelty sident's special envoy, is armed
known in a buffer between him has surpassed anything by the President's statement acting as
Now do Communist the world until now. RARITY CAM ATTACKED
and strong Chinese with the most powerful set of forces concentrated Shens understand?" A French exhibition credentials and authority he rovince.
in Suurcbruk will show a Gestapo Batavia, Dec. 17.
torture cage and names of Saar Shouting "Muslim brothers from might desire in undertaking the India, join us or he slaughtered" task of attempting to bring
people who were tortured there.
British soldiers seem to be pic; Indonesians.
armed
with unity to China and thereafter knives, attacked the RAPWI can A The news agency dispatch near Bustenzorg during the weeking peace and progress.--As.
socialed Press. from Teheran repented Lhat the end. The attack was broken up Iranian Government garrison ni when troops fired and the cunn Tabriz' had surrendered to the in- was later evacuated. Disturbances surrectionists who have establish in this aren were renewed when
TROUBLE AT ATSUGI ed the "National Government of troops began to clear the area for Azerbaijan" for the north-western a new RAPWI camp.
Tokvo, Dec. 17. leanian province on the Russian The situation in Batavia and
Headquartern to-day Allied Bandoeng was quiet but it was border
Japanese Govern The surrender
announces that Allied forces and directed the agreement ne-
ment "to exercise armer con. gotiated by Prime Minister Jafar RAPWI supplies would in future
air. trol over 7,000 Formosans Piskelvarl of the new Nationalbe moved to. Bandoeng by Government
garrison Dalcotne will need to lift 80 tons camped in the vicinity of Atsugi and the
A Airfiell awaiting repatriation. Commander General Darahishan and fly 25 sorties daily.
RAPWI лupply
train recently The Formosand have been a permits officers unwilling to serve in Tabriz to return to Teheran. made the journey from Batavia to source of considerable trouble to Bandoeng under escort without In the military authoritics and con- The provincial governor. Baycident and rand convoys have mov-stitute a potential threat to the att, who returned to Teheran an ad unmolested-Reuter. Friday reported he had been forced to leave Tabriz by forces
Moscow. Dec. 17
of the sonratist democratic party which had domanded autonomy from the Teheran regime.A150- ciated Press,
300
MERGER WOULD MEAN CHAOS
em.
argurity of the airfield, the diree tive to the Japanese stated,
In addition to police work the Javanere were instructed to xlve avacuation priority to the Ataugi, kroun.Associated PreoS.
neso
cut off
in hin land nicking Germany compared
manence.
and all
the en, to lanes to Manchuria, isolate his with the roots being put down by armies there and perhaps regain the French With the arrival all North China. That is why, fleers and N.C.D.'s wives and although it homeland is occupied, children and no one disgruntled Japan remains a real military German put it "grandmother, power in China. It is this Japa- grandfather, uncles
Influence that President there is an atmosphere of per- Truman wants destroyed.
(Mr. Boyle, the writer of thin article
American policy in China,
has just come to Hong Kong from Shanghai and North China. He covered the wars in North Africa and Europe for the Associated Press before coming to the Pacific. He toon the Pulit ser prise in 1946 for the year's most outstanding work by an American tear correspondent).
on
FRENCH REALISTIC
at
In a report to the police, Tang Fun, a cyclist. stated that early yesterday afternoon he was engag ed by a passenger to take him
to Hung from Sun Sun Hotel
When in Chatham Road
Ilom.
near Pak Kung Street he was told to stop hy the passenger.
The latter then threw the pllon cushion on the floor and forced the As he stopp- cyclist to pick it up.
ed to do so the passenger drew out revolver, pointed it at him and forced him to hand over $0.20, ali the money he had.
The passenger thén cscaped by
19.09 p.m.-Dake Ellington and His
Orthodira,
1.00 p.m.-News & Announcemania 1.10 p.m.-Virtaone Birlik Quartos. 1.00 pm.-Mongolbe g'a Concert Or.
chostra 2.00 p.m.-- so Dr
6.30 p.m.-Mozart - Sinfonia
Jon-
cortante in it. Flat Berlin Philhar monte Urchestra.
7.00 p.m-Leudoa delay Nowa, 1.15 p.m.-"Barenada to the 8 ars”........
BNBA.
7.80 p.m.-Studio-Michael Boder at The Piano, (by Juurtesy of Paris'sa Gril'),
Compa-
7.50 p.m.-Fraser-Blason
lors.
0.10 p.m.-"Eervicen Mualc Fali"-
INJA.
8.40 pm- Buddy Fra'berstenbaugh &
Bwing hand-ENGA
9.00 p.m.-London Bala
Now
6.00 pm.—a Light Varisty Program-
mo.
6.80 p.m.-Gems from The Chocolate
Boldier." "Maritano Bohemian Girl"
The French are realistic in their approach to the "fraternization" problem. As one military govern- mont official explained. "Wo never had the strict policy of the Amort the bleycles. cans and British. There is plenty of fraternization-cwecially night." However, curfew for civi-
SNIPERS DISTURBED lons is earlier hero-9 o'clock.
The decision by the French
Los Angeles, Dec, 17. authorities, following that of Gen.
The Los Angeles Times" com- JUDGE SACKED
Dwight D. Elsenhower and Gen. Montgomery, forbidding marriages monted editorially yesterday that Tokyo. Dec. 17.. between French soldiers and Ger"President Truman's blunt atate-10.00 Washington, Dec. 17!
Allied Headquarters to-day or mans, seemed to be crenting no ment that he proposes to retain too soon units of the marino corps in China "It dored the diamisoni of Judge stir. whatever. Admiral II. K. Howitt told the United States Senate Military
Takeo Ishiwara, of Kyoto dis- after the Germans were in Frauen until all Japanese have been dis 11.00 p.m.--Oloso Down Committee that the immediato
MOSCOW REPORT
rlot Court for imposing anna conquerors for anyone to wish armed and returned homo will not
Pigrammea markod ENBA 2KTO effect of combining the armed sor-
unusually light sentence" unon n for marriage," and a faconic ser-allonce Communist sympathisers in
the House of Representatives, who reorded special for Bervices Botorlain Washington, Dec. 17. vices would be "chaos as far as
London, Dec. 17
former Japanese army capinin yeast.
for Shortly before the "Big Thuto" accused of carrying-suma
German prisoners of war ara have been sniping at the Adminis most by the Department of National The Navy announced to-day the the Navy is concerned." shipping bottleneck was boing
Instead he recommended the Forolan Ministera Conference distribution to his disbanded.com-working in the French zone under tration's China nolley, but it will Berylo intertainment.
Moscow mand
guard at task of reconstruction reassure the public. broken and veterans returning retention of individual depart- opened last night, the
"What disturbs the entpers, in from Europe are ahead of schemonts, co-ordinated at the top, by Radlo, nuoting a report from Allled headquarters said the Early morning outside one of the
not danger to tho Printed and published for the dulo. It said that within a month a National Security Council with Tabriz, whose fall had been an-diamine which was the first of great Saar mince you Hear the reality. Is
The NowLaber or so there will be an excess of Joint Chiefs of Staffa function nounced earlier, stated that the its kind up for Incompetence in tram of their foot as they maroh Americans, but the fact that Proprietors,
offendere agalnat to work where once they sent hun-Chiang Kai-shek is getting the Enterprise, Limited, by Waum transportation for return of elling as a strategic planning and "Azorbaijan "Democratic" forces sentencing
agency, Associated had seized 40 moro Azerbaijan allied gible veterans from the Pacific executive
dirootivga. Associated dreds of displaced peresne.Asse- upper band over the Chinese Com-AMER KEATER, Windsor Hous
Hoar Long. A tourna~-~-Router.
munists"-Associated Press. ciated Press,, Asmelated Fresa,
BOTTLENECK BROKEN
Prošir
Prom:
pm. Orchestral cart with Tounia N. blo (Bit no). 10.50 pm
chcetra.
Maurice Winter's
Or