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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
1946.
PULITZER PRIZE WINNER GIVES HIS "BESTS"
Relief For Indians In Malaya
Simenbore, Jan. 30.
The Indian Government has appointed a panel of Indian law-
[THE END OF A WORLD WAR HAS BROUGHT TO HONG KONG MANY A DISTINGUISHED JOURNA- LIST AND WAR CORRESPONDENT ON A TOUR -OF-THE-NEWLY-LIBERATED. ARKAS—BUT FEW OF THEM AS WIDELY-TRAVELLED AS HAL BOYLE, OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. |HAL ESTIMATES A TOTAL MILEAGE TO DATE OF 50,000 BY AIR, 50,000 BY JEEP AND 25,000 BY SEA. HE COVERED THE INVASION OF MOROCCO, TUNISIA, SICILY, ITALY, NORMANDY AND THE WHOLE OF THE WESTERN FRONT, OFFENSIVE UP TO PRAGUE.
On top of all this, he won | as applied to ouself. To me peo- vers to defond Indians in the the much-coveted Pulitzer Prize ole are more interesting than roy- Malay States charged by the
governmenta British Military
foreign cor- ernments. because
are, moved by red tape and people by emotion."
Administration fur distinguished with collaborating with the Japa- respondence last year. A travel- DODO, i was announced by the ling Associated Press correspon- India Government representative dent on his third visit here since S. K. Chettur
cen- the liberation, Hal Boyle start- ference yesterday. They willed as a copy boy at the Kansas
at a prost
leave for Melava shortly.
City Bureau of A.P. at 17. Chester added that he was re- Hai is still scratching his head turning to India to complete over this latest laurel, to be arrangements for their defense thrown at him. It was preceded and also to make an urgent re in the previous year by the United port on the conditions of Irklian States Junior Chamber of Com- labourers in
in Malaya where, he
electing him as one of в тел revealed. medicat
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Aanericans. personnel under Lieutenant- "Before that." Hal affirms. "the
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year's
Colonel Sastri for relief work.
person who thought very Chottur repeated that he had highly of me was my mother." In been misinterpreted in his public October, 1942, he was night sity speech and refuted
accusations editor at the Associated Press that he was under-estimating the Bureau in New York. after misery of his
countryagen
several years with A. P. in Kan- women in Malaya. "A violent
$18 City ami St. Louis. agitation is being conducted here. with a view to urging my guverð- ment to recall me" he said.
But he added that as a result distressed Indian labourera
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Hal Boyle covered the whole of the Western Front offensive from the landings in Normandy up to Bouth the entry into Prague.
On the Pass Elbe, he was with the first Amerl-1 H. can troops to link up with the 3H. Russian advance and the meeting H. was marked by four staggerin parties in one weck. Thera was 照 much veka. Hal says, that
West opened the Jack of dia- monds, and South properly play- was generally considered unwise toed low from the dummy. It was
rike a match.
BIGGEST AND BEST The party on the banks of the Elbe. Hal says, was the biggest and best he ever attended. He is fond of recounting his bests ansi worsts. Here are some others:
from
obvious that West didnt have the diamond Ave. and South saw no reason to waste his chance to win In trick with dummy's diamond King. East took the diamond Ace and returned a low trump. East winning the finesse with the heart
King.
A. BURGESS.
Colonel, (A.) Supplies, Transport & Industry.
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The best moal he over had-In Bangkok when the Thai Govern- West,roturned the ton of dia-] In view of the approaching ment throw { Chinese dinner. monds, and once are a low card Chinese, New Year, it is hereby There, were eleven courses. was played from the dumay notified that the Chiel Givil birds' nests to birds while the South's careful diamond play wins Thais and Chinese ware engaged rewarded when East rufed; for Affairs Officer has given permis- a battle royal with no lncknow South had no further dia-sion for Fireworks, not being
In the same month, he was sent to London as A.F. war correspon- dent and from there to Morocco, where began the series of des- of his description of the plight patches from the front that cul-rearms in the streets outside.mond losere East thought for a uniewful fireworks, to be kindled,
minated in the Pulitzer Prize of
af eat of work in Malaya and, the greater plight of the families of mon who died on the infamous Slam death railway, many public spirited people and institutions of south India had collected clothes and parcels which he expected in Malaya soon-Associated Press.
Sugar Treaty
Washington, Jan. 30. The proposed treaty extending the internationa) sugar, agreement for one year from Aug19 31, in the
1945, was made public Sonato yesterday.
award:
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Ace.
below:
The worst meal-a continuation while and then returned his last discharged or let off within the "HONEST HAL"
of meal
over 2 years—Army trump. South winning with the Golony within the times set out His war adventures were vari-Rations. bus and manifold. The "Reader's The wore lquer in Naples. Digest" told recently how, dur-"It was so bad that even the Ita- ing North Afrikan campaign, helian children refused to wash their ived with the first troops in a feet in the bath-tubs in which it The prettiest girls-in Czech- slovakia. The best Pin-Up Girls --in Bali.
worn they had
town on the line of advance. The was made." welcome bordered on the en- thusiastic.
Getting into the spirit of the nc-| casion, Boyle started chanting to the Arabs: "Vote fo. Boyle, son of the soil; honest Hal, the Arabs'
The
Reserving the-Intricate saucezo in ease the swindle falled. South made his try for the hand by leading over to the diamond King and returning a low club, What was East to do? If he and
ducked pllowed South to make a possible wweaters they would have also singleton Queen, he would feci made the best sweater-girls.”
wry foolish,
he felt even; But HEARTS GOLD!
more foolish when he put un the Australians.
The kindest hearted people the club Ace, allowing South to ruff
They
still like and claim the rest of the tricks. American troops after having had South had simply noted on the them for three years."
principle that it's much simpler The Inziest we that, than to do the sucesine yourself, place in the world to put the opponents to the guess
Singapore. the
The agreement to extend terms of the 1937 iroaty was sighed in London by representa bives of the United States and 17 other
nations. Under its terms export quotas remain muspended and signatorios declare that ravision of the orl-
De Arabe thought it sounded rood and picked it up. When the vanguard of the advancing United States forces rumbled into the town; they were greeted by an un- ending Arab phant. The Yanks thought it a new angle in Arab electioneering. Hai did not stay enough, however, to become a Sheikh.
of Journalistic
Hal Boyle has sety shown
Vith
top
everyone had just raised prices and gone off for a siesta."
QUESTION
The most important thing in the last 50 years the atomic bomb. To-day you are Oswald Jacoby's "It has given people something partner and with both sides vul- else beside the weather to talkneratio. you hold:
ginal ax coment "is necessary and der draped about his shoul-est disanpointment-faceo.t
expected to find it.”
tens of developing into a philo-"It was not nearly as sinful as I Insopher.
His philosophy is, how
o humour that ever, tinged with knows no boundary.
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should be undertaken as soon as the time appears, opportune." the revision "due account shall be taken of any general principles of commodity policy embodied in concluded-under- any agreement
tions."
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Hai Borle finde Hong Kong the most ably administered Colony he. has over visited. However, he "I have no desire.". Hal sar, "to
claims that the Colony harbours the auspices of the United Na-study budgels or the methods of the most persistent pickpockets: governmente and administrations. On a recent walk from a money The countries participating are I am more interested in meeting exchanger's shop back to his hotel
and their
What problems. In he counted four seperate attempts the United States. Union of South people
To-morrow). Africa, Australia, Belgium, Bra- travelling around the world I have to burgle his bankroll. zil, Cuba Czechoslovakia, Domini- reached the conclusion that there can Republica, United Kingdom, exists a basic similarity between Haiti, the Netherlands, Peru, people everywhere. People have D Poland. Portugal, Russia, the tendency to condemn their neigh- Philippines. Yugoslavia and ours for faults that they exhibit
themselves, France.-Associated Press.
SINKIANG INFILTRATION
Chungking, Jan, 81. Fragmentary but trustworthy roporte reaching hore from, Sin- Klang indicated that by steady faithration dissident elementa have socured control of one-third of that hinterland.
"Most of the trouble In this world originates from A big mouth, lack of understanding and failure to have a sense of humour
Army Takes
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"Silk On Parade" Ad. Aroused Suspicions
WASHINGTON, JAN. 31.
CAPTAIN ELLIS M. ZACHARIAS, FORMER NAVAL.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, TO-DAY TOLD THE PEARL HARBOUR INVESTIGATING COMMIT. TEE THAT. NO HIDDEN SIGNIFICANCE WAS FOUND IN AN ADVERTISEMENT APPEARING IN THE HONOLULU "STAR BULLETIN" ON DEC. 3. 1941.
He said the Hawaii Importing) Company's advertisemont "silk on The Minister of the Interior, parade" and similar adverti Admiral Biolich, sad communicaments had been investigated by to the tions and supply lines will be kent naval intelligence prior open and it was expected the Pearl Harbour attack but no in- dication was found that they bore army would run traing and po
Ought To Be Recognised As
sibly tako over streat railways, code representations for Japanero Equals
Right, power and water companies. Agent
agents.
Three hundred thousand mom- bera of tho Chilean Workers
Federation
Vice Admiral William Smith
God Staff for Admiral Hus-
London, Jan. 31. The Norwegian delegate, Mrs.
аге threatening to band Kimmel, Pacific Fleet Com- atriko protesting. asminst tho
told the Committee that Zacharida dress the United Nations Assem re- axolted, but that she though It reported five were killed but verse
high time that women take part
On
bloody polies, and labour clash or at the time of the attack. Frida Dalen, first, winnen, ko' ađe | Jan, 20 during which. Government arvovance operating in
of predicting the attack was bly. ld that the End beers a litio.
federation leaders asserted that
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He said he remembered the talk in international politics on a bosis and possibly eight of the Zacharias bad with Kimmel early of equality with men workers were slain Assarlotod Press.
OUTNUMBERED THEIR CAPTORS
In 1941 and he was
Mr Dalon, head tenchor in "absolutely Norway, addressed the Assembly Por nothing was said about a
attack on Pearl Haron behalf of the third Committee. bour. About its coming on a Sun- dealing with social, humanitarian day or about seabhino. A jeb like that does not
and cultural question hot leave Zacharias testified earlier he Manila, Jan. 81, had predicted to Kimmel in you very much space for personal
Initiative,?
Ald. "You. Just Colonel Yoshio Nakajima to-day March 1941 that if the Japannee
sesak. testified at Llout General Mass decided on, war, they would open have to vive a short, condlae re- baru Horama's trial before the MaStars: Commission that the File With Just such an attack as they port on what has been, going on-
on: Doc. Araociated By the Who But Prom
pino and bo
rendered. In
bored tho Japanese that proper
Nakkgland also said "that" Coint Japicht Tersubhal Supreme Com mander of the Japanese" anứthórn armion gred on Nov 207-1941,
the Pallion
WAR BRIDES
Yashington, Jan. 81
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