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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1946

Catholic Victory In Elections

BRUSSELS, FEB. 19.

a reward oF ONE HUN-camp No. 1, to-day told me 9th PRIME MINISTER ACHILLE VAN ACKER AND HIS

Army Tribunal which now Yuhichi Saku-

DRED DOLLARS WILL BE trying Captain PAID BY THE UNDERSIGN-moto, camp cummundant, on war crimes charges, that deatha ED FOR INFORMATION

'averaged two or three per day LEADING TO THE Hamong the group of prisonera)

which arrived COVERY OF THE SEAL OF

1945. THIS COMPANY.

THE HONGKONG ROPE

He and that none were able to walk from the train but had been carried on stretchers supported by uther inmates. He

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GOVERNMENT RESIGNED AS THE CAPTIUEIC PARTY, PLEDGED TO RETURN KING LEOPOLD HI TO IS THRONE. WON THE NATIONAL ELECTIONS. THE CATHOLICS DID NOT WIN AN ABSOLUTE MAJORITY.

in February, WITH ONLY ONE OF THE 202 SEATS IN THE GH ¡AI

BER OF DEPUTIES STILL TO BE DECIDED THE CATHOLIC CANDIDATES HAD WON ŋo SEATS AND POSSIBLY 91. WITH VAN ACKER'S SŪCIILIST PARTY RUNNING A STRONG SECOND, IPIN- NING 69 SEATS. THE COMMUNISTS WON 24. THE LIBERALS AND THE BELGIAN DEMO- CRITIC UNION EITHER ONE OR TIFO, CON- TESTING THE OOD SEAT WITH THE GI THO- LICS.

MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. attributed their condition to the

difficult voyage from he Paviße islands. Associated Press.

F. J. MOLTHEN, D.C. PH.C.,

DOCTOR OF CHIFOPPACTIC.

"DOC" MOLTHEN HAS RESUMED PRACTICE,

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"WEEKLY CHINA

Soviet Takes A Hand In Finland

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Communist Rule In Kalgan

(By Spencer Davis).

KALGAN, FEB. 19. THIS ANCIENT FUR-TRADING AND LEATHER-BAR- TERING CENTRE, WHERE THE CAMEL CARA- VANS FROM THE MONGOLIAN STEPPES PAUS. ED EN ROUTE INTO NORTH CHINA, IS NOW A THRIVING QUASI-INDUSTRIAL CITY, THANKS TO THE JAPANESE. BUT IS SUFFERING FROM A LACK OF TECHNICIANS.

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Helsinki, Feb. 19. The Fiopish tribunal trying eight politicians on charges of responsibility for the 1939 war with Resain postponed verdicts until Thursday

a result- according to unofficial yources- of the Interest shown by the Soviet Contral Commission in the A COMMUNITY OF 250,00› POPULATION. IT IS ON.

While

DER THE RULE OF THE CHINESE COMMUN- the President of

the Special Tribunal cited procedural

ISTS, IPHOSE LEADER HERE, GEN. NIEH JUN. rules to postpone, judement for

CHEN, FRANKLY ADM TS TILAT INSUFFICIENCY further study unofficial sources OF SKILLED WORKMEN IS ONE OF HIS CREAT~" said that a Russian note received by the Finnish Government was

EST PROBLEMS IN TRYING TO OPERATE THE the "real reason" for the po t

ENEMY LEGACY OF FACTORIES, ponement.

The

The machiners the Japanese! Although Van Acker resigned said that a majority of the court coming defective, but there is up. "Afinbinder" left behind five months ago is bu the left-wing newspapers in Brus- and asked for a maximum punial-parently no immediate way to get reis hailed the election as ກ

ment of eight years triumps for the coalition of so- defendants, includin

for the either repairmen ur replacement the for- cialists.

, communists and liberals mer Pereten

10 material Minister Vaino who jointly won 110 votes in the Tanner and the former Finnish blem in

Gen. Nich brought out this pro- Chamber, enough to make a work- President Risto Rytl, for whom Lee V. Harris heading the truce in a conference with Col Tokyo, Feb. 18. ing majority if the Cathodes are a court minority was reported to Allied Headquarters tostay in-unable to form Government have

inspection demannder

team which came here formidd the Japanese Severn when they are called upon to do j inbour.—Associated PresA,

Lo see that cense-dre orders in ment it had no objection to the next week.

China's civil strife were obeyed. Įproposed legislation by which all

The Catholle candidates thus

Japanese engineers, in their When a defendur holds strength majority of Japanese will be expressly for for hold

long-range programme for North in ench the

side-salt he will often China na a colony of their dreams find it best to choose a trumn for Senate, winning 61 of hidden to participate in interna-

the 101 L Blake tional cartels or restrictive trade at

In yesterday's

empire, built foundries and all r his opening lead. His atrength election.

Anerics, a flour mill, a cigarette indicates that the opponents have (agreements,

Another 60 Senatorial seats

factory. a natch factory. un

been bidding on distribution, and will be decked in the provincia

the irump lead will Bmll the elections next Sunday, but as al

number of

ruffine tricks available to the Declarer. For example:

North, Denler.. Both sides vulnerable.

CARTEL BAN IN JAPAN*

The legislation which will be submitted soen to the Die is in aceord with General MacArthur'u

originate in the Chamber directive on Nov. 6 which ordurer Deputies the balance of power et the Government la terminate in the Senate does not affect the and prohibit Japanese participa formation of the Government. tion in such cartels or agree. ments.

All Japanese participants to such contracts will be required. 1 report their terms to the Governmen

withaf 11 days after promulgation of the fegis Fation and cancel the contracts, al withdraw from cartels 30 days after promulgation of the law. Included in the legislation are prohibitions against cartels and restrictive

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Montreal, Feb, 19, The "Montreal Star" reported yesterday that alx persons were arrested here on Friday by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in counter-espionage raids carried at McGill University, the oreign Exchange Control Board, Bell Telephone Сопрану building

and the University of it Montreal where the office of the and National Research Council is

Catholic victory was ere- out

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located.

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Arsenal and numerous light indus tries here.

The JapanESO also cleared north through Jehol and Chahar road beg for a railway to run provinces, but never got the rails laid before their

surrender be- use of interference by Chinese Communiste and guerillas.

SHARP CONTRASTS

BRIDGE NOTES

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fear in the minds of the middle cines that

their

lenders were forming too strong

an ulliance With the extrama-leftisia also to the realignment with the

A completed railway runs east. A 10 3 Catholics of Hexist and Flemish

narallel to the Yung Ting. River. The "Stor" said that "all docu. Nationalist voters, who

It is crowded with cars hauling C. QJ03 sent 20 ments pertaining to explosives a coal and hundreds of labourers in members to the Chamber in the McGill University were seized by and out of the city, and it may last elections in 1939 but laid the Mounties." adding that "the soon be reopened all the way to low after the Nazi defeat,

number of known Soviet ngents, Peining for through traffle.

COALITION CHANCES

Foreign press international

representatives also believed that Belgium's good food Huenced a swing to the right

situation might have in-

contracts regarding production, territorial allcentions, price sales and distribution of market cus lomera, "embargoes or exchange of scientific and technical know- | ledge.”—-Associated Press

REMEMBRANCE DAY IN JAPAN

now

of

In Montreal are reported unoffi Like most Chinese chiles which cially to number over 200."-As-the Jananese had planned to hold, sociated Press.

Kalgan present share contrasts

CATHOLICISM!

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between old and new. There is North

8. 8 7 6 2 H. 1

D. 987 542

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The bidding:

Fast

South

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and

hotels, plus a new theatre and riilway station.

48:

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Behind these new structures atretch the old but still sturdy ancient Kalgan.

Wost led the four of

one wide street lined with modern l'a business buildings. restaurants' 28.

self aapears prosperous.

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trump for the reason already given, and. it was a good thing for him that he had done some thinking about. opening land would have allowed the opening lead. for any other South of make the contract, South won with the ten of spades and returned the Jack of hearts, hop- ing to "ancak" it throuch. But West stopped up with the heart Aco and returned the five of spades.

Regent Prince Charles asked DYNAMIC FORCE IN the President the Catholic

of Party. August ... seck out other

other Schryver

Belgian olitical leaders in a a "mission of inquiry."

Rome, Feb. 18. Preparatory to the formation of The Right Rev. Thomu Me- buildings nf

Government. A spokes Donnel, of New York, National Around them, the city walls are man made it clear that de Selry- Director of the

United States crumbling away. but the city it ver was not asked to form the Society for tho propagation of self new Government, but merely to the faith, said the Holy See look are well-stocked with goods, much Stores Tokyo, Feb. 18.

Sound out the chances

ed to Amerien as "an arsenal of have been confiscated from the An organisation called the successful richt wing coalition.

support for mission activities Japanes Committees of pre-war Rebef of

Meantime, there were

Indien both in the matter of finance and anese.

"Emancipation Hotel," the Church of Christ in Japan | tions that the liberals may be personnel."

Molonnel, who flew

-run establishment, notified General MacArthur that open to bargaining with the Ca-

even of- Lo Hom

fers ita Japanese churches will observe tholics to give the dominant elee with Archbishops Spellmán

guests American cica- of rettes at $1 U.S. a packago. and Glennon tion winners a leral majority in New York

of S as a "remembrance day" each

Louis, both

The hotel bedrooms are faintly Cardinals-designate. d

!. Jun. 24the date on which the the Chamber.

Len Mundeleer. Liberal Minis- said the P'one leaned heavily unon is a pouted cherry tree in each. fed a club to dummy's Ace. and pleasantly scented. and there South canbed the heart King. General ordered annulment ter of War in the Van

discardine dummy's low club, and America 29 a dynamic force in of laws which permitted erslave Cabinet sald:

Catholicism because of Europe's Every night a bowl of apples, pear then ment for legal prostitution of

warborn distrese.

and grapes is brought to the bed. But now there was no way to re- thousands of Japanese-wonien.

Before the war. 95 per cent of side and in the morning a servant turn to his own hand except by personnel of

foreign missions with pet of

steaming tea

Icading a diamond and hoping were supplied by European na- awaken the sleepers..

that East would win the first dia- tions. he said.--Associated Press.

At the hotel and at good res mond trick. East WILA alive to taurants the diner I surprised to the danger, however, nu played find quantities of seafood, includ- a low diamond in order to allow ing shrim and sea slugs. Asked his partner to win with the how such delicacies find their way diamond Jack. And West prompt- The liner "Vulcania," fourth to a city near the fringe of the y returned his last trump, leav brideship to dock in recent weeks Gobi desert and with poor com- ing dummy with only une trump from England, arrived with :414munications, the restaurateurs re to be used

sed for ruming. warbrides and 178 children of ply. "Small merchants have a American servicemen yesterday. businea of bringing them from

Associated Press.

the const."

"We heartily rejoice over that good day," the committees wrote tu

General MacArthur, "when you so quickly and wisely put an end to this evil institution." -- Associated Press.

Acker

"We RTC DIOpared to make an alliance with the Catholics

all de with the Socialists. It pends on what is offered to us.”

He said it was still too early to tell what the future Govern- ment of Belgium would be. Th liberals, it was recalled, have been u middle of the road group.. A year aro they allied them Tokyo, Feb. 19. aelves with the Communists and Registration of all Koreans, the Socialists against the Ca- Chinese, Ryukvans and Forme- tholics to keep Leonold out of saks in Japan by March 18 has the country. Associated Press been ordered by Allied Head- quarters. They will be asked to state their wishes with reward to repatriation.Associated Press.

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Tokyo Correspondents Making History

TOKYO, FEB 19 THE CORRESPONDENTS CLUB AT NO. 1 SHIMBUN (NEWSPAPER) ALLEY S A LITTLE YOUNG YET "TO BE LEGENDARY, BUT GIVE IT TIME. REGARDLESS OF HOW A STORIANS LATER · MẠY

LOOK AT IT, THE FIVE - STOREY - STRUCTURE. HOUSING 50-ODD CORRESPONDENTS ALREADY IS FAMOUS IN TOKYO FOR THREE REASONS:

It is consistently steam heatedly us

to pay

for reinstalling it. warm in a city where biting cold Nothing doing.". That ended the in the rule inside and out; it has argument. The Japanese replaced the best food outside of the - Im- | the_radiators. verial Hotel and it'e a place where anything might happen and sometimes does.

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Imagine having -A 14-piece Columbla recording orchestra play for a dance without any compen Bation

dinner; or hav excepting ing a bar where you can buy a Martini, Manhattan, beer or what have vou, not

to mention com- fortable bods, plenty of service and a bunch of good guys who do their utmost to make a newcomer feel right at home.

It all been in September. The correspondents were quartered in the Dai. Iti Hotel, But the space thore pot scarce and the Corres- Dondents Comos got buay.

After

LITTLE TRANSPORT

South had already lost a heart and a diamond and held three losing cards in hearts and clubs- with only one trump in dummy to take care of them. Two of those This 15 remarkable бесливе

to be lost. cards therefore had transportation is so scarce. Few West failed to lead

and with them the contract. Had automobiles or trucks are to be

a trump at scon. There is an occasional camel have been able to ruff twice, riv- every opportunity, dummy would

egravan but most hauling ap parently is done by pony-drawn

two-wheeled carts. The carta

ine South his contraet.

run better than they used to be Maler's partner and. with neither Yesterday you were Merwin

cause all of them are equipped

with rubber tyres taken from Jaide vulnemble. you held: panese Army supplies.

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the

Kalyan'

ran's money is issued by Communist bank of Shansi- Chahar-Houch provinces. It Is

offered

vil for

tral

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The bidding:

Maier Jacoby You Schenken

Paki Разв (1)

exchange nt 800 to $1 U.S. or one for two Chinese Cen-

Government dollars.

Communist soldiers stroll the streets. for Kalgan has been Answer: Bid one club. The a training

centre for recruits, hand is not strong enough and not Aside from the trooms the Communist control is notrump bid; and to open with maney and the of the right tone for an opening not notably evident. General Nich one spada would give you serious asserts his Government is not of rebid problems If partner's re- Hospital beds and mattresses the Soviet type but is an autono-ponse were in alther red suit. were flown from Manila. Dishes maus democracy. Ho sald ho had,

gilverware wore

Score 100 per cent for one club, scrounged not tried to establish collective 20 per cent for one spade. O for from Japanese warehouses. Food farms, because the peasants were any other bid. was surchased from the army. A ten backward to make staff of 80 servants

such a was hired stem work-Associated Press," from 2.000 appleants.

Serawny Japanne waltresses

and

started to grow plump on the car- Back To The Old

Pretty

respondents leftovers, soon, the bar opened and a plush party was held. attended by.Lt Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger and other 4th ranking army officers.

asociated Press,

TRUMAN CONDEMNED

Portland, Feb. 18. Senator. Wayne L. Morse de-

Lamp-post

QUESTION

1b-day you hold the same band. and the bidding' continués.

Maior Jacoby You Schenken Pass Pass 1.0...

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Seattle. Feb. 18. Twenty-six highpoint Pacific What do you war veterans debarked from the Tomorrow) steamship "La Grande Victory! from Nasova. Japan, Lo-day: They were war dogs and veteranG 22 months-overecen↳ The doutr

considerable dickering they final-clared that President Truman's will be sent to Fort Robinson.

Nebraska, for

detraining

Pars

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bid? - (Answer

GIRL STOWAWAY'.

Sydney, Feb. 19.7 The liner "Monterey" with. 81- building complete nomination of Pauley labels the course. ly obtained

Majka | Australian and Now Zealand with furniture but minus He cen- President, as merely a cherchoy The entire tral heating #vetem which had for a political machine" Morse action, several were killed and servoeren, sailed yesterday for dos platoon wire and children of American. been rinned out by the

the Japanese said that "Panley's appointment three were wounded while saying way whe boarded

Franelico, to make she

Don Starr of the "Chicano Tyl- la corrupt and against the in buneberited the Japanese arent terest of the American people. on that one with antiadiemant case: sald that Ickes put hin "You take it out to make bullets country before his party seas longer than karokher dow wean, the wife of an Ito shoot at us and now you want sociated Press..........

bat exerience reed from New the ship with the lures "their" masters' lives. Their “com- Gaines shrouch End Morint store, or American to Luzon. The outs wil pres. The ottractive Brunette

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