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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1946.
PROJECT
Course Of "China's Sorrow" To Be Shifted
MacArthur's Demob. Move
12. Takyo, Jad General MacArthur to-day ordered hameritate lowering of peint scores for Army officera and men in his Pavifte eorumand. Critical prauts for enlisted eut from 50 to 48. In addition those with three years and see $$' servien are made eligible for return to the United States
The Were
Orers pants have been
The order alleet tall Army
Yellow River
Control Work
Shanghai, Jan. 15
A gigantic engineering project, by which the Yellow River, known
as China's Sorrow" because of the terrible destruction misery it has caused in former years, will be shifted back to
its pie war course, and thus ensure the safety of some 55,100,
voo people in the patis at posible floods, is expected to be comi pleted within the next six months.
This has been revealed here by Mr. Oliver Tadd. Americana vel· голов Commission wit ruer of U.N.R.RA's Yellow River Ching authority on river control. He said the rock-piling met- hod, a Conservative i
the guarant stable, is
Jer
rumplete
War Ended Too Soon
NEW YORK, JAN. 13. THE UNITED STATES ARMY
FORCES WERE AIR READY TO TURN AGAINST GERMANY A PERFECTED STEAM-LAUNCHED VERSION OF ITS RUZZ BOMB HAD NOT THE NAZI RESISTANCE COL LAPSED,
by din
International
Tokyo, Jan, 13. Treeps of the Tith Division at Sapporo recently heard a Japanese baritone sing an aria from "Carmen" written by an Italian with Spanish
Baiting.
He gang it in French ac- companied by a Japanese or- chestra conducted by
a Ger man-Associated Press.
Key To World Peace A
La Laski
General's Appeal To Discontented G.I.'S.
FRANKFURT; JAN. 13.
GEN. JOSEPH MCNARNEY, COMMANDING OFFICER.. OF AMERICAN TROOPS IN EUROPE, ASKED HIS SOLDIERS YESTERDAY TO DISCONTINUE THEIR DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST DELAYS IN THEI RETURN HOME. BECAUSE HE FELT THEY WER "DAMAGING" AMERICAN PRESTIGE IN TRE EYES OF OTHER COUNTRIES OCCUPYING GE MANY.
was
Nazi Cruiser As Guinea-Pig
He told
a group of soldiers' representatives that the Army's redeployment slowdown caused in part by the fact that draft boards back bomo "have not done as good a job as might be done" In providing enough Application of steam propulsion
men for replacements, Lowes, Jan. 13. to launching yine bombs
In London Senaturs Tom boiler-developed power wOH
"Britain must got an agreement
Arthur Vanden-1 WASHINGTON, JAN. 13 closed by a private company with with India," declared
Profeur Connally and
GERMAN HEAVY approval by the air force.
Harold Bank, Chairman of the burg, American delegates to the THE
EUGEN'S "PRINZ Organisation CRUISER Nations The
used chemical Germans
Labour Party, at the Sussex Fe United
STATES succeedes! to-dny. After thia BURNET he of American soldiers yesterday UNITED
that they
in "STUDY AND EXPERIMEN, would interveno erewa it might be too late.
THE NAVY He best: We must be care Washington for a quick rede- TATION" owing to the After the fall of Cherbourg, the ful not to become the agents of ployment to the United States. NOUNCED TO-DAY.
in Indonesia and must the Dutch
The soldiers' representatives Ocials declined to say energetically support all efforts
by Mrs.ther experimentation would n received algo to get rid of Franco's "poisonous were
Franklin D. Roosevelt, who said elude atomic bomb tests. regime in Spain.
cruiser wul The 8,460-top would he she Angio-Bossian solidarity,
personally carry the men's request for sail from Bremen this week-end said, was the key to world peace, home
the and reach Boston in ten days. It was perfectly compatible with speedier redeployment to friendship for Ameries.
The cruiser was awarded to the United States.
United States after the Pain- dam Conference.
their
FOR
Yellow River was uniqu ize- fel cause of its high bed with a VAHL duced from 70 to reprost way to make its river bed surrounding alluvial plain, flood-means of launching many of their deration of Labour Parties here meeting, promised a committee WILL BE BROUGHT TO THE
any buzz bombs but never Spennance ing
area than a lurker years eleven months' serylee.
among perant in the Par derainst any mischief the river other river. Silt content various in custling down the heavy casuale
Leight reprat
considerably at different poinisties To start this mouth, the pro, and periods Aud General MacArthur.
Americans captured German buzz the excess will be handled by
and Joosness of will
it Installation bombs and Government with soil, the river was apt va change Chinese
these were brought to Florida for UNKRA Technical assolits course.
Ludy.
Real buzz bonds were launched; More than seven yents age. The work muxt
de to the Mr. Todd recalled, The Yellow in the Gulf of Mexico and equip within six menthe
thement was rendy for operation by seasonal flow of water varyingRiver emplied itself inter
fo June, 198, the middle of March, 1945. Gulf of Chinli. from 5,000 cubic feet per acr
at is loved! fide In over however, the defending Chinese frjated Press.
near Chengehow, 1,030,426 highest Progress soldiers
reach will be influenced by the priority Ronan proviner,
dykes to set the Japie nd- result the unruly Varice AN H Misen to work and materet.
UNIQUE RIVER
river revered the one of its 1 Tonde,
1 b the work plans here
I reiterates his declarat com that ble no ship as to un to the Ended States with an empty both "
I woul The Hub Acos saud as:serture date how fatty a pation troogu dapan are al fected by the Iberstand periut The who species 11 Te nos of fo despecting centres 1) este flair pul yoxlam ZEN
vailabi
Marcin
shipping and replacemem depot
De 4120 Tacilities MacArthur's statement sart Anson matril Per
Delicate
Mr
Issues To
sti
ak traukos and at present is th
ing inte e Yellow Nea
Be Solved By U.N.O.
A FORECASE OF SOME OF B
LONDON, JAN
PROBLEMS AHEAD OF THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMTIEN IN LONDON, AS HE SELS
THEM, WAS GIVES
SR
10 RETTFES POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT DAY IN AN FACLUSIVE INTERVIEW RAMASWAMI MEÐALJAR, HEAD OF THE INDIAN DELEGATION.
SCHEDULE
SER RAMASWAMI SAND TUIT SO FAR TH
BLY HAD KEPT TO TIME AGENDA
President Of Haiti Ousted
The
ASSEM
ON #1:
in
the U.S. Warning To Greece
Mr. Told plans to ase thi ing method to diveri the river again as is a nutter of wire mesh, native reet matting. Iur Imp bars filled with son and at immense quantity of man sized frocks all to forin dykou. This method was successfully employ- ed in diverting the lower pak For the famous Colorad River
Beuter. in America.
HITLER'S SECRETARY NOT NEEDED
Nuernberg, Jan. 13. Allied prosecuto yesterday revented that 23 prospective wit esses for the top Nazi war erimi nal trial have been removed re- cently from Nuernberg jall. They Are rumably not needed to Internationat, testify before the
ribunn
Keneral opissimes 428724425 the elegates, be theight, was that they were going to hush
The grup WITH as quickly as
included Johanna "Their work
possible at this stage of elect-Wolf, former secretary to Hitler, and the widow and daughter of ing "committeds of the Assem
Gestan Chief Heinrich Himmler. hly."
They ave been burned over to Port Au Prince, Jun 13
There will be few comprove the custody of the United States Unrest which lind been brewing
The
prope 3rd Army but no information is months sal geations. Fort here for the past brought about the unster of Pre by the United Kingdum regardaitable if they are to be freed.
A Fing H.N.R.R.A. contributions The Tribunal will resume sident Ele Lesent vesterday.
trial proceedings on Monday morn Gis-man military Cabinet has been seems likely to raise come
Ang Associated Press. rule troversy pucially from appointed by the Junta Baiti after lengthy consultation tries like Russia which are
factionx with numerous political
parties to UN.R.R.A.
LIMIN
"The whole question of bring keekin pasts in the governm at.
While troops printed Jesuta home, aureonfirmed report was ing specialised agencies into re thelationship with the United Na cieslated that be bad country with his family aboard ations will raise an issue of a
delicate nature
nhia.
And
Approximately 200 supporters
in
amonk
An
Washington, Jan. Greece has obtained a 1.5.$25,
United from the 000,000 lou Duties
13.
With it she received nsterh simon hon that he must put her hose border economically and inmediately if Nie politieadly hopes for additional help.
The Acting Secretary of State, Acheson. announcing the Deat
Export and Im approval of the per: Bank luns, declared that the is de. situation Greek Intern teriorating rapidly.
Acheson's formal note, however. parl trute F the war-time of the tiroch heruisan
Deaple Associated Press
JAPAN ELECTRONS
Tokyo, Jan. 13, Japan's long awaited general election may be held after March 16 under a directive for warded to the Japanese Govern- men yesterday by Allied Head quarters.
The announcement of General MacArthur's permission to go ahend with the elections, which
held up pending hari been study of the election lawn by the Supreme Commander, was welcomed by the Japanese poli. tical parties. sata Kyrde news | Lagency.Associated Press.
COMPLETE SHUT-DOWN Buenos Aires, Jan. 13.
shul-down A complete commerce and industry in Argen-
of all
committee of
the employers'
He said that America of big Meanwhile, soldiers' demon- business was not less regetionary In international relations than it WAN Towards
stration
sherald
for I.
Every progressive venor Square failed to develop. measure which sought to benefit--Associated Press. the workers of the United States.
Profesor Laski added
that it
was important that public opin ion everywhere should be roused
LhAL to insist
governments did not seek to by gas the U.N.O. as
was by the Benue of Nations
Reuter.
NELSON IN LEAD
passed
San Francisco, Jan. 13.
Approximately
nt Lhr
Eight American naval office- and 85 enlisted men are manidag the warship assisted by Fit nans.Associated Presa.
SPANISH ISSUE
Madrid, Jan. 13.
Minister Alberjo
CALCUTTA' PROTEST
Calcutta, Jan. 13.
1,600 Ameriena
Panngari soldiers
plsigest depot nearby yesterday support to the troops in Calentan
Manila protesting agains Foreign und redeployment delays, Anneciated Martin Artajo confirmed youter Press,
day reports that Don Juan, Pre tender to the Spanish throne, would visit Portugal.
former King AD
NEW SCHEME
Washington, Jan. 13. The Army Air Force yesterday
A dispatch from Lisbon yes" ancounced that waldiers with Defending Champion Byron long service will automatically terday said the Associated Pre Nelson, biggest tournament money released regardless of the need of had learned winner of 1945, led the field at mch with specialised qualifications, fonso's son would
72-hole halfway mark in the the
A revised directive stated that Generalissimo San Francisco open if tourna any A.. enlisted man who ment yesterday. He scored a 73- 70 for 1-433 Chandler Harper, the 71-70 Arst round leader. scored for 147 for second place. Ang09- ciated Preen,
coafer with the Franco on possibility of restoration of the ches the critical reare of 50 points monarchy.Associated Press. and has 42 months of service will be releaged regardinus of his mill Lary Occupational specialty rut Ling.--Ansociated Press.
Stepping Up-Demob. Programme In China
Shanghai, Jan. 13.
The last bomesick American soldier will probably be out of Chinn long beture another winter is here if the present accelerated rate of repatriation of the 2,200,000 Japanese nationals still m China is maintained.
I ́hereas until recently only same 5,000 Japanese were being ship
ped home daily frum varinus parts of China, this figure ha now been sent up to 8,000 and it is hoped to increase it to 15,000 in another few weeks.
NEW JAP AIRPORT
Yokohama, Jan. 18. The new laneda airfield with 17,000-foot runway will be ready for use by July 10, Army authorities announced to-day.
A field now under construc- tien between Tokyo and Yoko- bama also will have a 5,300 foot
It will be capabl runway. handling the considerable r. of the Air Transport Comm -Associated Press.
NAZI ATOM SCIENTIST
Herford, Germany, Jan. 13. British headquarters cleared up the mystery of the whereabouts e* Prof. Otto Hahan. Nobel priza alom scientist winning German to-day with the announcement he- was under protective custody in the British occupation zone-Ar
For this accelerated repatria. Army authorities hope to begin eociates Press.
RADIO
NO PRESENTS BY REQUEST
Washington, Jan, 18.
tion programme. the United clearing Japanese nationals from The long established custom of
Shanghal. Jan. 13. Filipino employees in business ur tinu for three days beginning to- States Army authorities have nl-, Canton in the middle of Febru
Lieut-Gen. Charles Wedemey< giving their day at midnight was announced utred a fleet of 90 large land-ary, government oflices
Colonel Whitemann experts to said to day the movement of af party when he by the permanent chief in ur Sir Ramaswntni }}} {!! that
manufacturers. Industrialists and ng craft and 18 captured Ja-
against panese ships, the latter applied havo central and southern China other Chinese army from Shar in protest a sel- business men
cleaned out by May, and then hai to Manchuria aboard Ameri portant occasions received are reported to have been arrested.the Soviet Union had not Cav-bserves is birthday or other im-
Resident Philippine the government bonus and wage by General MacArthur. replacing in the full hundreds of oured, either at San Francisco back when
"Every possible effort to rum concentrate on Norti: China and vessels will begin Wodneday. said the movement should be by ht political prisoners freed
ar at the Preparatory Commes Comissioner Carlos Romulo, who increase degree for employees.
Monday. The government had refused to plete this job so that we can Manchuria. Ascociated Press.
sion, the bringing into relation brconies 44-years old on
demand all go home is being made," Co- At present the fleet of land-pleted in two or three weeks. now regime
zoelated Press. ship of the International Labour fold all employees be disfavours consider
C. Whitmann.ing craft (L.S.T.') and Japan- FRANCE AND GIRAF
Oflice, but most of the delegates, the castom of staff members so- for a substantial modification of lonel Richard
Army repatrinese ships loaned by the United the degree which provides Christ-Ualled States leiting fund
themselves} United Kingdota and the
increases and told his mas bonuses and pay
tion chief here, is quoted by States authorities are maintain- Paris, Jan. 13.
to 25 per taff he plans to spend his birth- amounting renerally
the American Army newspaper ing a shuttle service betwe n The Foreign Affairs Commission particular, were keen nestals for mich vccasions
day privately with his family.gent of the pay-rolls.Associated "Stars and Stripes" as saying, the China const and the Jupan of the Conlituent Assembly to lishing that relationship as ear-
Ho thought the job could be, ese mainland. day urged that the French Governly as possible.
finished by September "even if This speed-up programme to ment permit the Spanish Republi
we have to work 36 hours a day get the Japanese home, can leader. Jose Giral. Bennce.
reason given for the presence of to do it,"
By July, he said, 25,000 to American troops still in China," 30,000 Japanese would be on the has put new life into the Ameri-19 move daily back to their coun-cans who had resignel them- try.
selves to another China winter. CANTON EXODUS
Why, they have been asking. Although at present Japanese can't the Chinese be left to dia
the Japanese and only arm were being repatriated from Chinchow (in Shangtung Americans go home?-Router. province), Tientsin, Formosa, and Shanghal, the United States
The world trade union gon- wchter greka.
Ramas- rontinued Sir wani, was also seeking direct Solomon Gumbach, President of
United with the relationship the Commission. was directed by
Nations. the group to nuk the Foreign Minister, M. George Bidault, grant Giral the right of entry into France.-Associated Press.
NOT SQUEAMISH
W
T.U.C. ISSUE
This was not really permitted by charter un such direct rela- tionship was under charter con-
fired to inter-governmental or Kansas City, Jan. 13. The conductor on the Burlington ganizations. train bound for Cameron junction,
"This is also likely to raise a
Mo., told 60 persons they could serious debate," he added,
train's one couch was filled.
Assorinuvi Press.
Press.
Censors' Blue Pencil Still At Work
Miami, Jan. 13.
China, Russia and Russian-dominated countries were granted hy noted foreign editors here as the main areas in which sensor- ship still blots out a free flow of information. But some of them saw indica-|
ride in the baggage car after the "It will be remembered that tions that the shrouded official "If you are not too squeamish," at San Francisco an attempt was secrecy may soon he lifted, cy made to give the world trade told the Associated Press Man-
he wided, indicating two collins.
rib union congrees representation aging Editors' Convention.
13
Indo-China Resistance Will Continue
Saigon, Jan. 13.
Indo-China representative charged yesterday that a bribe had been offered in an attempt to end the resistance movement against the French.
"the
Test Matches
London, Jan. 13.
the
The cricket fixtures for this aummer were completed at a
MONDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1942
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900 to 11.00 pm also on 9.6% Mogarycles.
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nary,
19.89 p. Fonare at the Piano. 19.45 pm."Sorone do to the Stars"
ENBA
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inberira
*
9.00 p.m. London Relay Nowa
full meeting at Lord's of the 177.15 .. ebussy-Fetite Baits
countics, M.C.C. and Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
There will bo three Test Matches botween England and Lord's (June 22, 24 and 25). India on three days each, at Manchester (July 20, 22 and 281 and the Oval (August 17, 19, 20 and possibly 21),
He did not say specifically in (Nobody will bring freedom to
Before the Testa a tria! whose behalf the bribo was cd you. You must fight for it."
Ho conceded, that the Vlet match will take place on June,
7.80 p.Studi-Radio Rhythm
Club Prog ammo of Jam Wor preamted by Bum Orooke and F Liobling.
8.00 p.m.--Milla Brothers & Androi
Életora
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9.00 p.m.- London Foxy-News. 9.05 p.Dance Musio 0.85 p.m.-Harak sbor & His Orch
tra.
"Squeamish!" scored one bon-chested G.1. he climbed as one of the observers at the,
Baail Walters, executive editor aboard, "why I walked on corpses meeting of the Eeconomic and
of the "Chicago Dally News," in Eurone."Associated Press. Social Council.
"Sir Walter Citrine, as head said: "It is true that ran CONGRESSMEN WORRIED
of the organisation at that time, which lost the war had no free pressed that an invitation be press but it isn't true that all Washington, Jan. 18.
extended to that body but the nations who won the war had a An
of our graat ( The Army's current demobilisa- tion troubles are worrying Con-Steering Committeo, composed free press. One gressional backers of Universal of the heads of 51 delegations, allies, Russia, does not have a overruled the invitation which freep rees," he declared in ask- military training legislation.
This became known as the House the technical committees, econo-ing protection for the public. Military Committee hearing on mic and social, intended ex- He disclosed that the Amori- fored, but declared it had been
Berauss. peace-time draft advocated by tend to that body."
can Society of Newspaper Edi- rofused and his people "are Namh army is small aul hadly 12, 13 and 14 at Lord's, where 40.00 pm. Compeitions of lobs
He expressed equipped and had no pilots for other peace-time regular Axtures President Truman was postponed
iorios. Sir Ramaswami thought it tors are trying to arrange for ready to fight." temporarily with no definito re-
era (July 17, 18 and 19). Oxford 11.00 p.m.Close Dawn. sumption dato
unlikely that any resolution on three Russian editors to come to the hope that the United Na- its air force of two planea, bat such as Gentlemen voraus Play-0.80 pm-xcerpts from Famous Or Bot-Associati
the atomic bomb would rains the United States next Spring tions would intervene in Indo-be predicted:
"At last freedom will come. versus "Cambridge (July 6, 8
Popammes maakod· ENBA Picas.
China to stop bloodshed..
recorded spoolally for Horsions Entertain controversy though undoubted-to see the country.
An official French spokesman Wo are not alone. World public and 0) and Eton voraus Harrow ly
several IN THE BLACK
thero would be
Walter credited Kent Cooper, speeches made on it.
General Manager, of the Asso- declared that if the suggestion opinion is on our side. Wo (July 12 and 18) will be played. mont by the Department of National
Reuter. Ho said Wilmington. Cal., Jan. 13. The leader of the Indian de clated Press. as "the man who implied that the French had keep on fighting."
the policy waa
London, Jan. 12. San Francisco, Jan, 13, They can write off this loss in legation envisaged the general started the free press move made any bribe affor. the state-
"ght French domination but
Mai-Gon. nk Morrill, lender! Brian Nordgren, a New Zealand black ink.
position of the Assembly so ono ment, throughout the world."
ment is "absolutely false."
The Annamite spokesman, not the French people." Confidence was expressed by A harbour plor fire caused an of getting down to serious.
The revolutionary government of the famed "Merrill Marauders" rugby league winger, has accepted cntimated $2,000 damage. most of business" and he added that "the some editors, however, that the Hoho, said: "We fight is guerli the damage altributable 40 the
tern defonso command.Associat to play in the Cup as this month.. explosion of two huge drums of idologates are determined not to Soviet censorship would be lift- las with what wo have. When we has continued without being dis. In the Burma camonton, has been a two-year four-figure contract-15
Rantor ink which drenched, the dock with prolong the proceedings unduly." ed eventually Associated fought the Japanese we used turbed by Chinese occupation assigned to the Pacific coast's wos piny for Wigan, Nerdgren hopes
knives, and native madu Kons. authorities Associated Pros
the futa-Axsociated PressT
Preas.
tod
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