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ICTURE
KONDA
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH 28,
JAPS REALIZING IT NOW
Aware Of Their Crushing
RICHER TOMB THAN "TUT"'S
London, March 26.
A French archaeologist,
Jump To Crack Of The Whip
(BY RUSSEL BRINES)
TOKYO, MARCH 27.
Professor Montet, in reported THE REALIZATION OF DEFEAT HAS BEEN IMPRESSED to have discovered a now tomb,`richer than Tutankha- men's, near Taple (Egypt).
No tombs have ever been found in the Tanis region before, and. British archaeologists кау
the discovery opens up the possibility unearthing an entirely new collection.
of
The site of the discovery is bun- dreds of miles from other famous
burlal grounds.
in
ON THE JAPANESE. HEAVILY AND IN VARIED WAYS DURING THE PAST SIX MONTHS. THE RE- ACTIONS ARE EQUALLY VARIED.
AMERICAN OFFICERS ARE CONVINCED THAT ONLY. A RELATIVELY SMALL SEGMENT OF THE POPULA- TION HAS, FAILED TO UNDERSTAND THE CRUSH- ING EXTENT OF THAT DEFEAT. THESE PRINCI PALLY ARE REPATRIATES FROM AREAS WHERE JAPANESE ARMS STILL WERE TRIUMPHANT AT THE TIME OF THE SURRENDER.
Defeat
BRIDGE NOTES.
"Don't put all your eggs in one Bhokej" runs the old maxim, and Bridge playch do well to keep it in mind. For example: $7
South, Donlar East-West vulnerable
8. В Б H., Q452
D. J 10 9 8
884.
8, 109% 3
H. 7 10 9 8 D. 00
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10. J TO '9
S
E. 2
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C. AHY6
West North
Pani Paa
ZD. PAR
Pass
Paas
South thought long about opening with a two-bid, but finally decided that there was not likely to be a game
The only other great discOVETY Lower Egypt was the finding in. The wholesale surge of Japan-government and use of factories The bidding: 1799 of
toward Americanisation, för reparations among other Bouth A strangely-carved piece ese of basalt in the Nilo town of coupled with repudiation of things have cracked the whip in 10. Rosetta, by a French effloor in their own war leaders and mill-terras fully understood. Officials 4D. Napoleon's invading army,
tarists, constitute predominant now await American guidance This Rosetta Stone, as it la now evidence of the popular recogni- before taking major steps.÷As called, was perhaps the greatest tion of Japan's failure. The Ja-sociated Press. archaeological find ever known. because it was inscribed with apanese worship a Дестее of Ptolemy V in both pise a loser. Egyptian hieroglyphics and Greek, and enabled Champollion in 1831 fually to solve and decipher hieroglyphics.
The Rosdtla Stone is now in the British MusSQIN,
Illegal-Entry Foiled
Telaviv, Mar. 27. A Jowish casualty,
gravely wounded in what was termed a "diversionary incident" to. cover
winner,, des-
They are also opportunistic. EXAGGERATED
Many have been frank enough to acknowledge they expect to on- hance Japan's strength by studying the victora.
REPORTS
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unloss his partner could muster up aơme sort of response. And North diễ manage to find a bid with his mongtal assortment of cards, although a pass would ordinarily be a better-choles,
Work opened the Jack of hearts, and Bouth noted that he was bound to loss one alub and alther, one or two
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Yokohama, Mar 20 spades. The contract, he decided at But the common man sees an- Colonel J. P. Kaylor, 8th Army first glance, would depend on which 86
do
to-opponmi held the spade Ace. If East
other thing the strong, well-intelligence officer, declared equipped Allied troops whose day that reports of Japanese anti-hid it, the contract would be made; clothes and food and capabilities occupation movements in Hokkal- bat otherwise he would loes two-spado
were "grossly exaggerated" tricks and go down one trick. dwarf the demobilised Japanese
But then he saw another basket in soldiers still shuffling about the and the sole incidents are scatter-
Nipponess protests against which to put some of his eggs. He streets. The Japanese always
ruffed the opening lead with an honour, knew he was poor but never be fraternization on the islands.
Intelligence reports do not sub-led the ace and then a small rump, fore realised how poor.
stantiate the storlee by a British and returned a club from the dummy
pulation that hit Japanese] East vaturally played a low club, kad
to rising against the so did South! troops of the 11th Airborne Divi-South ruffed again. Then he cashed West returned another heart, and Kaylor said. He added: "Reports
renching
the Ace and King of clubs. And when
us through G-2 channels indicate when wil the clubs fall, Bouth was able there are no alarming vecupation to load. his last club and discard one of dummy's spades. This limited the incidents on Hokkaido."
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you
were
Howard
Demand For Democracy
Parked jeeps continue to at-
sion, the landing of 240 Jewish immi-tract swarms of curious pedes- grants yesterday, died in hospital, trians. Others watch neat, now an official communique reported. buses transporting officers and A Jewish patrol fired at susmen between offices and billets.
with fle referred to stories published to to one club and one spade, sllow. contrasted picious person, who fired back at These are
patral and took cover tho
Tokyo's shabby, rickety street by the "News of the World" from ing Bouth to make a alficult contract. extreme house in the
north of
cars. For years, the Japanese correspondent A. Noyes-Thomas,
Yesterday Thomas ro that this
date-lined Sapporo. Telaviv. I was thought section might possibly have been have been deluded into thinking originally Intended for the illegal that Japan invented and pro- posted that posters were display-Schenken's partner and, with neither
lation to arm itself against troops. inter-duced the world's hest mechanted publicly calling upon the popu- side vulnerable, you hold landing. The landing W&B
cal products.
Kaylor said that such posters cepted, the communique added.
In the cities there in a demand
were police mobile force car was
reported by G officers held up and fired upon, the com- for democracy elixir of this several days before and resulted munique said.
new power with little under-from some scattered incidents in-
volving United States soldiers and Malar Some 240 illegal migrants,
He added that iH. ZD. mostly from Hungary, Poland and standing of what it means.
A just conqueror is difficult Javanese women.
the 11th Airborne Intelligence
Dbl. (0) Yugoslavia, who were captured on
officers reported that the nosters Monday night inside Palestine to reconcile with what the Ja- territorial waters by the Britishpanese has been told incessantly were few in number and voryoverbid your hand, can contributo
were dis-about the American. This pro crudely made-Associated Press. destroyer "Chevron," entbarked at Haifa yesterday.foundly has enhanced American But Associated Press.
stature in Japanese eyes. disillusionment Among intro- spective wartime patriots.
BRITISH ROAD DEATHS SCANDAL
London, March 27.
The Government is taking steps
to kill carelessness on the reads.
it also has increased the cynical Britain To
Cracked The Whip
The bidding:
8. Ä QJ 8 K H. KY 6 - D. J C. K 10.5
You Jasoby
Schenken
18.
20.
8C.
ONT
Pasa Pass
ANSWER: PARS You have not
valuable stoppers in hoarts, and perhaps the lack of diamonds will be usefui. You are very nearly sure enough of your ground to redouble.
Nationalise Steel for rouble
Soore 100 per cent for psa, 70 per cont for. redouble, 20 per cent for four clubs.
QUESTION
8. 10 7. H.A 9. D. Q 10 5 3 C. AQ J7
zida
The bidding: Malor ·Jacoby
18.
What do
Jou
Bchenken Рам
(2). bid? (Angwer
You
of the
London, March 27.. The Cabinet Committee has re--
Today you aro Dawnld Jacoby's Proud Japanese who once
end, with commended the nationalization of pariner
nolther tolerated only a few beggars the British iron and steel indus vulnerable, you hold:
streets asking now roam the
try, according to leading London Mr. F. Lodge (Labour), peak GI's for cigarettes. They grow newspapers to-day, including the ing on the Government's proposed increasingly sharp with gov-"Financial
Times. the measures to attain safety on
The recommendation has yet to ineptitude, Public ernmental daily roads, said that the average casualties caused by enemy bombs opinion no longer condemns go before the whole Cabinet, but
who i expected to
to be approved, In Britain were 29 killed and 40 black markets and those
The Committees decision was 16.
aftor it is understood, injured. Through road profit from them. seriously
Paralysis also has accidents the average daily casual-
touched made, tjes were 16 killed and 100 sori-government and industry. A few examination of a report submitted To-morrow)
by the Iron and Steel Federation weaks ago, probably many regarding reorganisation ohild is killed or injured bureacrats and Industrialists iron and steel industry, which every 12 minutes of the daylight
Labour Party bours, he declardd. Such figures thought the American policy has long been high on the list of were a scandal and blur on our betrayed weakness, War criminal those which the
lists, directives purging the wishes to take over speedily. Sivilisation, he added-Reuter.
A fight may ensue over the issue of nationalisation after the full Cabinet has decided to nocept Its committee's recommendation Router,
Penicillin To Cure
"Eye" Sees 15
Trench Mouth Cases Miles In The Dark
New, York, March 27.1
The U.S. Naval medical bulletin announces a how use of penicillin, to cure tranch mouth, and to cure it quickly: In 400 cases tried there has not been one failure, The penicillin is given like candy, in lozenges, which are allowed to dissolve in the mouth. The trench mouth another, in 'his victim keeps a lozengo, one after mouth all day and takes one if he wakes up at night. The report is by L, Lucian W. tains a mouth saturated during Strong, Jr., and Capt. Errol W. waking hours and also for Willett, both of the U.S. Naval considerable part of the night,
Most of the patients reported - that their ouths felt normal Trench mouth is one of the after 48 hours. Their pain and troublesome diseases of war and discomfort disappeared after the
YOLOTVE.
Cleveland (Ohio), Mar, 'IT,
A wonderful bow light, and ab infra-red "ays" that can see 18 miles away in „ɩbe dark are among intent inventions re
vested.
Western Union Telegraph,Company has discloadd secret war invention of the new “électria light with « fame amalier": than a pin-Doiak buk several time, brighte: than tenten Alament.
'It will project a picture on a sarwen from ave to ten times brighter than the
Evenge, d
It can be used for developing photo- -gesphe and `also permulte,of, grestar maend
nation with microscopes.
PENETRATINO “ETE" Chemists at the Johns Hopkins Unfras alty, Baltimore, have inveniad an lufra-red
anos, of 10 to 1 law.
4 widespread in peace. It keeps first day and they could eat again.ere" which can ass in the dark for a die men from eating normally and often causes, nervous depression
Bomo cases have been cleared up
Ail signs of the disease disappear
not longer than five days. The report states that in add
within
by past treatments promptly, but lon to curing trench mouth, the many have persisted for long lozenges occasionally remove some peridtla
and occasionally have deposits from toolAssociated failed to get well. The old treat Press, ments have been various, drumm; to wash-ho mouth. Including the alfanand #omokkapen, wargery! to remoys pockabe of infection,
In 48 Hours
The penicillin lozenges do the
· MR. CIKSON LEAVES
London, Mar, 27. After three and a half years internment in Hong Kong, Mr.
1) may have besetine use rangler free in burglar and are alarm to a weapon sets o
The devlon known as a supre-conduet--
blomster. It rewis my from Infra-redouros, which are everything Narex Any relation to fia'murroundings.
hus, a body can be entfled in dark; mass, this ferai "spots showing while Amaciated From,
London, Marah 27, Berlin Radio States that the
50,000 tons
C. Gimson it returning to former German beach, Deroes the Job without other side, the post Singapore as Governor-designed between Bremen and ***, *xcept to start with a pen "silip soray, and the facensés" are ntő,
kiren on the theory that they will file left Poole, Dorset, by Eri. Tore the alpacaturated in wittish Overseas Airways Corpora this drug. The treatment main- tion flying boat to day
INDONESIA PURGE
Batavia, Mar. 27.
An Indonesian nationalist "purgo" of elements threatening the authority of the Sjahric ad- ministration brought nine arrests yesterday, including three mem- bors of the original Soekarno Ca binet.
The former Communications Minister, WAS reported to bo among those arrested.-Associated Press.
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World May Be Freed From Fever Scourge
London, March 27..
Experiments being conducted by, a "team of scientists in East Africa may result in the whole world being freed from the fear of malaria, and yellow fever... These scientists, lod by Mr. C. experienced the first good sleep should be Other house peste B. Symes (medical entomologist) they could remember. and Dr Hathway (Imperial: College of Science), are intensify exterminated by the use of D.D.T. "The only difficulty," according ing the D.D.T. war against mes- quitoes.
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London, March 27.
The British News Service in Matt Fest Elimination o Berlin reports that Von Buelow, ground sprayed dailonally, and her of Commerce and rested Kimumu, on Lake Victoria, is President of the Disseeldorf, Cham- how reasonably free from mostoved of his post and sto
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Reater, 200