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Vol. II. No. 108. Thursday, January 17th, 1946.
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CHUNGKING, JAN. 16.
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FURTHER CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES OF
VIOLATIONS OF THE
AGREEMENT WERE MADE BY BOTH SIDES ON TUESDAY AB THE POLITICAL CONSULTATIVE CONFERENCE HEARD A PLEA FROM THE COMMUNIST ELDER STATESMAN, TUNG PI WU, FOR THE DEMO. CRATISATION OF THE GOVERNMENT, NATION- ALISATION OF THE ARMY AND OTHER RE. FORMS.
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JET PLANE COLLISION IN SUFFOLK
BENTWATER.
SUFFOLK, JAN. 10.
THE FIRST REPORTED
COLLISION BE- JET PLANES
believej for the skirmishes at different that it will take a few more days points to cease. They consider
that a perled of confusion after | the Sunday midnight deadline. MID-AIR for the cesantion of hostilities is TWEEN not 'unnatural and RIG con- TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY. sequently not inclined to treat Two R.A.F. Oghter pilota were to seriously the various charges killed when their jet-propelled and countercharges of breaches Meteora collided over their sta- of the truce.
tion here and crashed. These matusi necusations bul- The Lan Meteorn
wvore in kewed carlier reporta-some of- formntion of three coming in to ficial that quiet had descendetį land at twelve hundred feet. They 2012 The different les
active were part of a formation of twelve
Take Can Back
LONDON, JAN. 10.
FORD BE VERBROOK, OWNER OF THE DAILY EX
PRESS TO DAY FEATLY DENIES IN HIS PAPER THAT HE MANAGED THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY IN THE LAST GENERAL ELECTION
LORD "FALSE" CHARGES INSIEFRING THE
TERBROOK DECLARED THAT BETTER RESULTS WOULD HITE APPEARED HAD HE BEEN REGU LATING THE PARTY'S STRATEGY.
Woman's Trial: Court Scene
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PICTURE CONFUSED The whole picture la confosed. The Communista. wilpen had formerly given great promin- ezter to tap al ged emptore my The Meteor loading with the The Nationalists of Kupeikow en two that collides got down safely. the Great Wall, 65 miles North- Airmen standing on the throbe east of Peiping, spoke to-day of watching the twelve five hundred this strategie point as being in miles an hour jet planes coming in Communist hands. The Comtu land were horrified to see two He added that he wAS
together. to Mr.
munista anid consulted with regard
the nationalist of them come
The tall unit of one Chureball's speech on fans & nur
ferers attacked Kwangsbar in】 with reference to the correspon-
Southeastern Bonan after the completely off by the faree of the impact. It apun into the ground Sunday midnight dendline.
just outside the airfield boundary. deger with The Labour lender
The Nationalists countered ing. M Attire, about Professor
Eye-witnesses say that the other asserting they cupled Kwang Jet-plane appeared undamaged but Harold Faski nez with regard to
shan before the dualine. Over the 'arty's official propagand-
Manila, Ja. 16.
shadowing these chargid Landon, Jon
except tho dening with agri
The People's Court Judge Rounter-charges, however, were Tonight in ancient Greenwich, culture,
It in thought that the pilot of Antonio Quirino, tu-day under- proceedings at the Consultati e expressed Benverbrook Laurit the home of kines and queens, thef
this plan was thrown forward by Jendme representatives of the sure that the Party Chairman 90 Prosecutor Juan Liwa to Conference at which
the force of the collision and was ans of greater} Pinted Nations were entertained had revealed one of these things jail for contempt of court dur cipal feature was Tung Piwn's
stunned. Both pilots were killed "when confronted log the trial of beautiful Play statement
on the Communist The Prime Minister and Mrs in de entre
Inatantly. They were probably fly arguseti ideas on the democratisation of ide at two hundred miles an hour Aubre received the
criticism meled dee Harras Techanke
Na- Greenwich Palace, where the state unt at a meet og of the defeated of collabarsting with the Japa- The Government and the
when they collide. Router. tionalisation function to night was taking place candidates.
armed the
time since the obeling
Later, however, the Phillp: forces. artele, the eighteenth century.
ordered Promosing the tousts of His "Post" to-day says: "It seems that pina Supreme Court Malosty the King, the sovereigns, during the election. Lord Beaver ant board of the states represent brook was content to carry on his
MT en 1. Finite Nations. Antler recalled the historic assu mation of Greenwich and said, "I
against the woman. inpropriate that here, at fing between the Eastern and Western hemispheres. there should be gathered together
CKR. PARES DOUBLED the representatives of nil nitions who meet to intend that the
According to advice from Can divisions should be submerged by
Rester. rivaler unity."
tor, passenger fares on the fan
wil Railway the AL
banquet last night a ton-Kowloon Greenwich Naval College.
from Jan 16 be increased by 100 social per cent Americans committed
wearing tuxedos in-1 There is Wander by
no notier of any in Asselaerease in faren on The stead of ordinary suit: ed Press.
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THE REAL ISSUE
After saving would tri olim po ghet Meet that Congress and Mording
League will fad to serure the e turn of the wat their candidates". the matemat
real one is whether the League will find itself able to foam League governments in the Justin majority provinters with 24
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Crowds Loot In Argentine
Buenos Aires, dan
!
The first catbreak of violence; in the 3 day look out by Agen tina's industry and comikelae in protext against ment's Jabate policies, was ported last night Tror a tab town 60 miles west of Buran Aires
1.
Several thousand peons at tacked a
warehouse mod može shops.
A crowd bote the ware- beuse and Than burned
il.
Among the articles hotest were
a quantity of Equor.
Meanwhile, Colonel
Juan Peron, who has been campaign- ing actively for the Presideney since he left the Governmen last October yesterday lilly became a Candidate when labour party nominated him to head its ticket for the Nation al elections on February 24. Associated Press.
Artillery In Action In Java
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of whether it will be obliged ereale roalitions.“
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must
In the latter event, B how
sparit of accustmmodation which is well evoke reespriestyj
the provinces when Conrress will rule and any thuis open a new } prestret for soution by consent in
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Thus we must a-sume that remarkable electioring tegen!
-Reuter Taid to rest
War Office Latest Demobilisation
On
Legistative THE WAR OFFICE ANNOUNCES THAT THE CLASS A Assembly 4" which neels next
DEMOBULISATION OF GROUP 26 FOR OTHER Momber for Wat is probably the
RANKS WILL BE COMPLETED BY MARCH 6 AND last er et a arvelemmae y of Tho pensent central THAT GROUP 17 WILL BEGIN THE NEXT DAY. www. oachin ry aun no longer be doubt
FOR OFFICERS, WITH CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS. ed. if only because it presents an
GROUP 24 WILL PE COMPLETED BY MARCH 13 anachronista in modern ladla
AND GROUP 23 WILL BEGIN ON MARCH 14. removable executive cafrontars] by an irresponsible legislature,"
The statement points out that and the souration of release, repa- ELECTION PRATURE
the age and service scheme does triation and leave schemes mean "A first sight. it ausy
seemi strange that contests for elected not affect all branches of the that the commitments of certain example Signals. sends in a body so mitinded should Army equally and warns that to branches, for lave engendered as much heat as ensure a reasonable standard of transportation engineers and up distinguished the recent operational and administrative Ply services, ote do not run down India, efficiency a considerable amount as quickly as those of other arms "Moreover the bulk of men of experience holding the high ranks. are automatically in the earlier rolense groups.
party pronouncements in
Bu
The statement is as follows: Offcera. exclusive of medical and dental, Group 24 will complets by Mar. 13: Group 26 will begin on Mar. 14.
20 will Other ranks Group complete by Mar. 6; Group 27 will bryle on Mar. 7.
A.T.S. and V.A.D. officers- Groups 30 to 40. Mar 1 to Mar. 31; Auxiliaries and V.A.D., Groups 4.1
45, Mar. 1 to Mar. 31.
But the truth is that the Central of compulsory deferment of in- Assembly. Though It possesses dividuals is inevitable.
tie power of control. exercises considerable influence or Dulicy and provides an ideal platform for political pronouncements.
Neither Congress nor Muslim lengue could risk control of the rival party: each Assembly by a strained every resource to secure the largest representation possible. The marked feature of the recen elections has been the triumph of these great organisations at the Batavia, Jan. 10.
of what may be called s EXPEBAQ
saya the British artillery to-day silenced competitors in their own spheres."
machine-gun
statement, Indonesian
Aring-Reuter.
first quarter of 1946 the release of from the neighbourhood of
from all causes at an average hotel on the outskirts of Bandoeng,
rate of more than 58,000 per week, or about 8,800 per day. Under the are and service principle of release the run down in the vari- ous arms and trades is uneven.
́DEFERMENT INEVITABLE
"At the same time the deploy- ment of our Forces throughout the world, long lines of communication
ani
the hill station 100 miles south V.D. RATE IN
cant of, Batavia, an oflcial state- mont and.
A British patrol also encounter- ed rand blocks and machine-gun fire on the Lombang Road in the
same area.
At a bridge near Sourabaya, British artillery and mortars en- Raged Indonesian extremists, who also wounded three Indian soldiers in another attack
SHANGHAI
U.S. Service personnel in Shanghai are being infected with V.D. at the rate of over GO a week.
This Information was revealed by U.S. Army Health Omcers when maiting representations to
men
mnint during thel
of the
"Affection Of
COMMUNIST PLAN
that Tung Pi-wu indicated the Lower Tribunal to dissolvej
the Communists are adhering the order.
three Fawag hood refaxed to unwer to what they end their the Cort's question on the 19-plans under which, broadly bable evidence to be brought
spenking, the direction nution's affairs would be shared
of the
This,
Accused, said to be the wife in the proportion of one third of a wealthy Chinese merchant. Kuomintang, one-third Com had been seen in the company munists and other parties, a2| of Cionel Akihire Naguha, of one-third non-partisans. the Japanese secret policy, at according to the Communist plan oficial fupeticus during the ox-
would apply not only at the cen- te but who in the provinces. euqution. -Associated Press.
The Communists object to any distribution of sents in the pro- jeeted reorganised State Con-
Women Tire Of Jap Spouses
Blood Relation"
YOKOHAMA, JAN, 18.
OF ASARI GUNSO, GHAID THE MURORAN PRISON
HAMP ON HOKKAIDO ISLAND WAS CALLED "SADIST" AND "EVIL
THE GENIUS OP IN AN CAMP"
AFFIDAVIT SUBMITTED AT THE TRIAL OF KAKCHI HIRATE, FORMER et which would give the Kuo- CAMP COMMANDANT
Light
Wynd, British mintang a majority. They want
Morris
Gunso
a prisoner the three system plan and also Intelligence, who teas respire approval by the Council in the comp for several months, of all orders issued by the Pre- said in an aldavit that
of his beatings toid the victims TO "WE WANT
BE UN
aident of the Republie whether, that
correcting be was "merely HITCHER IS THE TENOR OF
emergnev na- them in a spirit of affection
blood relation."
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His phrase "affection of blood relation" became the camp slang for beatings, said Wynd.
The prosecution was, expected
to rest its case this afternoon or to-morrow.
The defense succeeded in ex- Javits cluding 17 prosecution
A CHY FROM SOME 500 CHI. they are of an NESE WOMEN IN CANTON, ture or not.
BILL OF RIGHTS NOW INTERNED WITH THEIR
The Communists also indivul JAPANESE HUSBANDS. THEY HLAVE SENT A PETITION Ted that the only exception to THE AUTHORITIES FOR RE the release of political prisoners LEASE FROM THE MARITAL they would accept would be the traitors. Generalissimo Chieng Thear womey, many of when
Kai-shek in outlining his bill of have borne their apouses child rights on January 10 pledged by thia morning and abservers determined the release of political prisonera took this as an Indication of a to stick with them in rain as in "except traitors and those found new policy for future trials which,
the in-
to have committed definite acte it is believed. will be needed by sunshine; but evidently
the Republic." the hearing of a few afhlavite.- the gloomy injurious to fluence of time and
Associated Press. dampened Meanwhile, there has penn some prospects ahead have
agitation for the release of the their original ardour.
The authorities are giving the Nationalist commanders in the Communists, parti- cularly those captured in abor- matter their consideration, but no hands of decision bas
tive Nationalist drives in South- ern Hopoi.Amnociated Press.
went Inta Internment willingly with their husbands,
nounced,
as
been
an-
FRONTIER SETTLED
London. Jan. 16. "With the high rate of release. Moscow radio aid to-day the therefore, to ensure a reasonable praesidium of the supreme coun. standard of onerational and ad- cil of the Soviet Union had ratified ministrative efficiency a consider the Soviet-Pollah treaty of August able amount of compulsory defer- 10, 1945, establishing the frontler ment of individuals in contain between the two nations.Asso- ranks and trades is inevitable." clated PresA.
DUTCH DEBATE ON INDONESIA
THE HAGUE, JAN. 10.
GOVERNMENT CRITICISM OF THE NETHERLANDS
POLICY IN INDONESIA-MARKED THE DEBATE TO-DAY IN THE LOWER HOUSE OF DUTCH PAR- LIAMENT. -
EISENHOWER FAILS TO SATISFY
to
Design For New Germany
WASHINGTON, JAN, 16. THE ALLIED CONTROL COUNCIL IN BERLIN HAS BEGUN TO SHAPE THE DE SIGN FOR A NEW GERMANY WHICH, FOR THE
FIRST
ED STATES POLICY DE-
polated out
hos
WHY
Tokyo, Jan. 10, G-l's reaction to General Eisen- STEP, PARALLELS THE UNIT hover's discharge plan to-day ED
OF DECEMBER CLARATION of the ranged from endorsement War Department demobilisation 10. 21-pointers
American officials strong policy by the criticism of "army lethargy" by that the council's decision on steel production corresponds to the 47 men with points,
Cpl. Salvatire Cammarata, of American recommendation for a Russia Baltimore, Maryland, mid the ac- capacity of 7,800,000 tone. cupation treats in general will be had suggested 4,600,000 tons and "disappointed" by the announced Britain urged approximately 11,-
000,000. lowering of the critical score.
The final council figuro "We
are hoping for some speci fic date
for going home. This been set at 6,800,000 tons produc doesn't give it to those like my tien unnually with a capacity to
up to 7.500,000 tons. produce self with 17 points."
American officials said tho sted! of Sana-1 St. Charles Kaiser,
the be-reement should pave the torio, Texas, expressed It opened with an attack on great difficulties between the Gov-lief that the men should receive for prompt action on amounts of the Government by a Catholle ernment and the Chamber and we double time for overseas service. other basic products Germany are also agreed on a progressive Col. George Stewart with 21 will be allowed to produce.-AS0- member, M. van Poll.
"welfare" policy.
points said he would like to go to ciated Press. IIe said that the declared po-:
But I am squarely opposed to his home in San Jose, Costa Rica, MERCY. RECOMMENDATION licy of Dr. Hubertus van Mook, Government as regards the mea- but I agree with the War De Lieutenant-Governor-General-bo-1- Buren which are to enable such a partment we pre-demobilising too. As expected gold topped the 600 mark yesterday morning and fore his discussions with S-polley to be carried out, after the fart
of the restoration of law and order."- Sjahrir, premier jumped to $640 'n tael, but weak tan
Republic" was Router. ened towards neon and
at the "Indonesian
it weakened the close of business In the afternoon wrong as was quoted at $500 per tack
Dutch position. Chinese national currency also The Government did not appear dropped yesterday and closed ntito have maintained Its strong Washington, Jan. '10, $4.65 per CN31,000 us against standpoint against the regime of
Dr. Soekarno, President of Frank Waring, former special $4.85 the previous day.
US. dollar notes romiained tin- self-proclaimed Indonesian Ro- assistant to the Secretary of Com- Tokyo. Jan. 16,
merce, has been appointed Econo- changed at 90.15. This rato in public.
Another member, M. Moyering Allied Headquarters to-day dis- mic Adviser to the Export and for $20 bills: a lower rate is paid |
said: "Holland will have to ap amraved the. Japanche Govern- Import Bank for consideration of for smaller denominations.
British Sterling notes ment's request for the establish credits involving the Far East.
are proach the Indonesian people in a ment of a "Japan. Sommon's Wel-! The Bank Prasidant, Mr. Wayne scarce, and buyers offer an high different manner from that before
the war. faro and Teltor Association," it Telor, announced the appoint as $17.60 to the
...yesterday.. „Associatedi. was reported-to-day horo iso-mont
Australian nound notes have! "New standards must do adopt buyers at $12:00- clated Prosa..
ou. In the tosport there are no
Allied a
In Batavia to-day, authorities were searching for "plrato" radio station-Reuter--
DR. HERTZ DEAD : ··
London, Jan. 16. Dr. Joseph Herman Hertz, 73. chief rabbi of the British Empire for 38 years and a leading figure in world Jewish affairs for nearly half a century, died today.-Assn. ciated Press.
the Health Authorities for GOLD PRICE SOARS
AND FLOPS
City co-operation in curbine the spre
spread of the disease.
Arrangement-hus,-09-e-result, been made for the medical exami nation of prostitutes, as well as for the formation of a special unit of, pboct 100 to cater specially to the needs of the Services.
CREDITS FOR FAR EAST
Presn.
the
PASSAU TORCH CRIME
Frankfurt, Jan. 10. United High
States Army oleors said to-day many boraons, Including Americans, are being questioned in the investigation into the recent torclr murder of three American Milllary Govern. ment officers at Passau, Germany, One Investicator said no definite motive han boon discovered Assoolated Pra
Sydney, J. 19. The Australian Military Com Saying he was
dis mission has recommended morcy "A very gruntled soldier and fed up with for Rear-Admiral Hainaanka after the Army polley" Sgt. Robert sentencing him to death.
Homankin was sontoriend to Wolf, of Detroit, asserted that] the re-enllatment campaign wont death for killing Australian pri-
the top and thore were soners of war and ill-fronting pri many mon in the States that haye soners-Associated Press. never scon overseas servico-As- sociated Press:
over
'of
BLANKET OVERCOATS Overconts made from blankets THE WEATHER
issued to the Services find a ready solo. In Mueno, A number Forecast for to-day-Fresh storen dealing in accond, hand clothing are exhibiting there, and north-easterly winds, cloudy.
Yesterday's temperature:m one may be obtained for $75, or Maximum degrow at 2.p.m. even less, with a little, barenin- Minimum:09 dozreen at 1 a.m. 1 Ing.
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