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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1946.

NAZI PROPAGANDA SECRETS war Babies ALL THIS WEEK AT 7.30 NIGHTLY

Whipping Up Hate Against Allies

More Women Wanted In U.N.O.

LONDON, JAN 18

MRS. LLEA NUR KORSE VELT, THE AMERICAN DELE GATE TO THE UNFIED NA

ORGANIZATION, ON MONS

FELI TUESDAY SAID SHE THAT NAZE SATELLITE NA TIONS SPCH AX ITALY SHOULD HE ADMITTED

THE UNITED NATHINS

"AN

SOUN AR rats QUALIFY.”

Lack Of Success Mercy Appeal

In Vienna

Vienna, Jan. JÚ.

Secret files of the Vienna Branch of the Nazi Propaganda Mini- try, found by Austrian police officials in the cellars of one of the huge "Flak towers" which the German army built for the protection of the city from air attack, tell part of the story of how Nazi officials used word of mouth propaganda to keep up murale and whip up hate against the Allies.

A report to the Propaganda Ministry in Berlin, signed by Edward

Fraunfeld, leader of the Vienna propaganda office giver de twils of one such rumour which he spread.

For Killer

Of Nips

Washington, NJ., Jan, 16. Omeinla and citizen rallied of a New to-day to the support Jersey soldier who was condemned

to death in Japan by amil Lary court for stabbing to death two Japanese in a park after a drink- 1ru }?l**

Wallington and Ladi mayors "After the air altnek on June naks that they should be very appealed to President Truman to 20, 1944. ho says spread ennvond Nazis, since "many of ano Private First Class Joseph hiers who have been Richswa. Neighbours also jain The forms at Lady of the the rumur that case of the points the

Interventiun heen piled at my disposal have fail-ed in an mutual for in the rand had bonn an than pendle World have tradentified as a Viennese Jew who ed to tedung to their units after lar time slmet la there spre die Pret had previously owned a big store

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In Washington the secretary to Senater Albert Hawkes. Now

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Is the same report. Fraunfeld expinion that he aprend roanners through soliera, all of them Nazi party meniers, who meet my neendent" in a tram or come other publie place, and held each Lother the news in loud voices

PLAN MISFORED

the more

He asks that another 50 ■-l directly woved to the success ...

be the more interes: eiers shall be taken off ordmary I duties and put on this work, and Anceinted Psy.

take.

New Liners Being Built For Far East

Hong Kong, and the Far East generally, can expect to begeln

due course froth the animations shipbuilding programine which M now being carried out in Britain

United Kingdom skipbataders are de well advanced DIE ALE NEW

scheduler that one ship pur day u expected to be launched by the and at the year

Italy Renewing Relations

Cargo liners are Bow beting completed at the raleig week, and we speed of proue- tion is rapidly gaining in mo- mentuin.

The cost of the big fleet of panger and cargo fiery now Chungking. Jan 16.

order cay reach between licials

<1 are l arranging £150,000,000 and £200,000,000,

of reports the "Sunday Express.”

The largest foreign

The Battani present in chorucking

for the

the

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forthcoming arrival

-L-war Italian

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(toms declared Germany and Italy

War

ASIL

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A youth

carrying at their dutira."

denily did not have an easy time with some of the Vience. report dated Nov. 8, 1944. ad- les word to Fraunfeld by one of he gives details of how he tried to arrest a man on a tram for making anti-Nazi remarks.

"The whole tram, includirg many soldiers in uniform, na even NCOs, not only did noth- to help me to make the ar rest, but actively hindered me." he complains.

would be asked for

"If Japanese General Yama white could have his conviction as a war criminal reviewed by the DALion's BUDTOMO court," said Mayor Anthony Gajewskl of Wallington, "then certainly this to the American boy is entitled

ΛΙΠΟ privilege.“ Asociated Press.

PRICE CONTROLS

San Francisco, Jan. 16. Crowded into o converted freighter on a 45-day voyage from New Zealand, 70 "war babien," of whom 20 are just recovering from mension. reached San Francisco to-day aboard the S.S. Permanente. The children all have Amari- can servicemen fathers.

The tour brida muthera con- plained that they muffered fram food shortages and over

crowded conditions on the long trip,--Associated Prano.

America

Interfering In Brazil

and

Washington, Jan. 16, Purmer Under-Secretary of State Sumner Welles yesterday said the State Department polley "radically undermining friend- chip between

the Brazilian and American people, lle cited an instance last autumn lo which he mid American Ambassador Adolf Berle interfected advice in what Welles and was purely an Internal

Brazilian political matter.

subsequently Announced the advice he had given them had been given with the fuil approval of the State Department in Washington." Welles continued.

He

amorted the Brazilians con. strued such advice as an indles tion that President Getulio Var- gas no longer had the friendship runfidence of the United

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was also interpreted as a direct interference by the United States in Brazil's internal affairs.

Ch the same date, Fraunfeld, ;

Washington. Jan. 16. reporting to the Gauleiter of A Senator with good White von Schirach, House connections told reconven- Viena. Baldur states

wearing swas- ing "People

Congressmen that President States.

will ask a fuli year's bas in public places are now Truman

of price controls to big work at, due in the first tension

June.

D-17.

The

general renation place to the underground hate r enmaten of the enemy. In spite we that the President will get his request possibly 215difind of anders, very few party cum form, either by making categori rades nhw wear their badges cal exceptions to prevent imposi Mi public." Reuter.

tion of controls where continued ceiling prices would stifle produc tion, or by specifying items on whigh ceilings might be placed.- Associated Press.

Drafting The Peace

inf

London, Jan 16. The Amerios n Secretary Shule James Byrnes, with the agreement of Britain and Russia. Las sent a note to Parta clarify. ing the attitude of the Big-Three Loward France's

ce's role in the Euro prace treaties. American off-

pean brace rials said.

of the

The contents note were not made public.

The Bar Three propose to draft the original treaties for Italy. Rumania, Hungary and Bulgaria)

Wellen declared that unles the) American people demand that the State Department return to the "strict non-interference" Dolicy which characterised the Roosevelt administration "Inter-American solidarity will radically become a thing of the peat." Associateri Presa

Dean Defends Wrens' Good-night Kiss

Dean Thomas Crick, Clry-lain to the King and Dean of Roches-

ter, defends the 700 Wrens who were forbidden to kiss their boy-friends good-night outside their billet.

with France participating direct- The girls live in 28 houses within a stone's throw of Rochester

the drafting of the Italian) Fronty. These and the Anglo- Soviet draft for Finland then will!

submitted

to

to

"

Iraq For U.N.O.

Cathedral, turites a Daily Mail reporter. Because neighboura complained European the Admiralty issued their A

good nights" order. already en- Peace Conference next Spring.

asked about two weeks, forced by one ofhour. France

Dean Crick. а former Chaplain for 26 years will mean a 239,000,- ago whether she would have the

of

naval padre subruit amend. ngainst esport item in the shape ot

the Fleet and oportunity

that he bas immediately

ments to the drafts at the Peace for 33 years, tol! Betish buft

The rise Lounge. after die Pearl Harbour atiek?,

Conference incidentally, is In world prieva

And whether

had occasion to complain they never

The trio

would receive full

LONDON, JAN. 16. Kare

consideration. about Rochester Wrens. as head by

offset to a considerable extent by

Wren "I have visited many Anzubolti, the rounsellor,

Indications were that the Byrnes W10 15 ) vvonomy in British shipbuilding

FRAQ IS SCHEDULED TO he said. "and RE NOMINATED FOR charge d'affaires at Chungking in 11 ite

assuired

MEM. Kngo shipyards are noli

France that her establishments.

BERSHIP

THE UNITED proposals would receive the fullest have an extensive knowledgo stell budding whips mach mere

thegn. consideration. Associnted Press. chenly than American yards,

NATIONS ORGANIZATION LARGER AND PASTER

TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LEARN. Shitowners have given a token

ED YESTERDAY. of Britain's confidence in the fu ture by ordering bigger and better ships than ever before. They will be larger and faster by an aver nge of one and a half to two knota. They will, at the same time, be more economie to run because of un-la-date

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PUPPET SENTENCED

Belgrade, Jan. 16, Anton Racine, mentre of a prominent Serbian family, e- cused of having joined the Ger man Chetnik movement a 1943,

was sentenced yesterday by the Belgrade People's Court to ten

years hard labour.

BLOOD PLASMA FOR ALL

Washington, Jan. 16. Enough blood plasma

to meet civian needs for perhaps two years is being distributed through- without out the country for use charge.

The distribution method.

Many are to be streamlined belos as well as above water level. Fee: the of vessel on

which shipbuilders in the United King Rachit in the grandson of dom will serialise is ten 16.000 Nikola Jashic, founder of the ton refrigerated

DORSETZ Radical Party and many times mors, with luxurious

accommodation and with speeds of Premier of Serbia.

15 knots and over.-London Preas Service.

He was charged with serving the Chetniks ns intelligenes of ficer in Belgrade and with col- laboration with the Gestapo and! the Nedle puppet government's "special police.' Associated Prens.

APPEAL TURNED DOWN

Washington, Jan. 16, The United States Supreme Court yesterday took ao action

catu

SENTENCED COMMUTED

is being ar.

caned by the Rod Cross after the

Army and Navy declared a sur- plux of 1,250.000 units of the life saving substance. This amount re- prosent some 2.000.000 blood dom tions--Asociated Prem

Bad Zwischenahn. Ger., Jan. 10 Canadian Third Division Head- quarters announced the death sun- The tenge of Nazi Maj.-Gen. Kurt Meyer has been commuted to life Imprisonment. The officer wag sentenced death on Dec. 28 after conviction of responsibility for the deaths of Canadian Dri-

to

of

NOTHING AMISS "I was always most impressed by what I saw. I have been living in

controt with the very close Wrens

in Rochester, and never had cause to complain.

"Nor have I Been anything amiss

is I have always had the highest regard for the Wrens.

"Everything, I I have seen here supports my view."

Many of the 700 girls are in- dignant that they should be cri- ticised for the behaviour of a few who, they say, may have "at the Service down."

Homma Doctrine Was A Boomerang

Manila, Jan. 16.

doctrine of "command responsibility" which he invoked against ranking American and Filipino officer prisoners in the Philippines, returned to day to haunt Gen. Masaharu Homma at his war crimes trial.

Col. Nemesio Catalan of the medical supplies from the prison- on General Yamashita's request opera of war.

Philippine army said a Japanese ers and fed them only one and a for intervention in the Military The statement said the review- prison camp commandant, on or half ounces of rice dilly-Asso- Tribunal which sentenced aiming authority "considers Moyer's ders from Domma, told ranlang of- ciated Press.

to death on charges of atroci- degrés of responsibility not such floor prisoners that they would be

+ ties committed by Japanese na to warrant the extreme nen

troops in the Philippines.net alty." Meyer will serve the sent

Yamashita's counsel had petienen In Canada. --- Associated tioned the Supreme Court for Press..

lleging that the

intervention

Commission which tried him had

no legal authority over the cake

Monday is the day that the Supreme Court hands down, its| decisions. Associatd Preч.

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MARITIME UNIONS

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or not

KOREAN DISCUSSIONS

for the conduct of their men, whe ther they were present when camp rules were violated.

The prosecution in sacking to establish exactly that point-that the commanding officer is

Poopen- Fortland, Oregon, Jan. 16. ■ible for the acts of his man. Harry Bridges, President of

During to-day's session, oya the" C.I.O. International Long, witnesses testified that an Ameri- shoremen and Warehousemen Un- can gorant and nine comrades BOON.*

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· MERGER OPPOSED lon, to-day denied herp the report. were executed after another pri- Major-General A. V. Arnold COLOUR BAR

in the San Francisco "Chronicle" sonor escaped. The sergeant was heads the American delegation.

Phoenix, Arizona, Jan. 16. that he was proposing a now Identified as Isaac Landy.

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Admiral Dewitt Chiton-Ram- Landy rose from the ground the American occupied southern, Wated to become Vice-Chief Norman, Okla., Jan. 16. nationwide maritime Union morg- The University of Oklahoma to Ing the organisations on bath when the first volley falled to kil

of Naval Operations, said In t day denied admission to Edna Lola coaste

him, according to the testimony portion of Korea.

Col-General Satikov is in-nech before the Arizona News- Shmuel, Nozro girl who sought to Bridges said the Maritime He pointed at his heart and shout cluded in the Russian delegation. naners Asociation that he enter the law school. A spolten- Union Conferones at Washington ed at the Japanese riflemen:

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Navy marine sould “fatally com- for the Advancement of Coloured mulate a "common economie and Long live America. People, which omongorod the en- political programme for action by Homma't propecutors Introduced Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. 16.

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male the programmen of all between April and August, 1942 American nation said to-day it auch na foint Chiefenf-Staffs and Unions regardless of affiliation."Witnesses said the Japanese with had quashed a counter-revolution- should not be, malted indon shape

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