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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1946.

MIRACLE-LIKE CHANGE Peace-On-Earth Atmosphere In Chungking

Jap. War Guilt Trials

Tokyo, Jan. 17,

General MacArthur has decided that the American member of the InternationNE Tribunal tor try DR. General Tejo and other war erine stispecit will be a civilian and not

ilitary offices, t was learned

at Allied Headhunters b-day.

MacArthur plats

untatanding Inwver not necesurly with king experience bui repre senting the higher levels of Lise (les and some American har Resteds Deore members have af

ben

Their premina periytech. wames, Boowever, Lave so far been

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mantaumes de whether she will par o Iro la'

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MacArthur

Whole Picture Shows Change

By Don Campbell).

CHUNGKING, JAN. 17. SUN-FO, PRESIDENT OF THE LEGISLATIVE YUAN, DISCLOSED IN AN INTERVIEW THAT THE GOVERNMENT INTENDS TO SET UP A POLITICAL MACHINERY FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A DEMOCRATIC CON. STITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT.

TRANSITIONAL

HE SAID: "THE GOLFRNMENT IS GOING TO REI ISE THE ORGANISED) LHE OF THE NATIONAL. GOP- ERNMENT SO IS TEEXPAND THE STATE COUNCIL AND MIKE IT INTO A SUPREME POLICY MIKING AND ADMINISTRATIVE ORGIN,

There are two evacrole men within the governmental Trume- jsures contemplated an increaselwork,"

no in the number of State Court-Į DRAFT CONSTITUTION charter under whichcillors and the appontiront of Asked if there would be any the State Costurillors ly the Pe changes in the Executive Yuan

sident of the National Govern- when the Government is 6xpand- | Briment from among non Kuomoned and re-organised, he replied:

tung lenders.

"The Government intends

the

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Capt. Scott Retiring

who

Colombo, Jun, 17, Captain William Scott. spent 14 years as deputy adminis trator of the Nicobar Islands. which he evacuated in 1942 when the Japanese took over the islands, in retiring soon, He is the only white

mna Who can speak the aborigines" language 01 the Laland..

to

Baby Ship

New York, Jun. 17. The liner "Argentina" iz scheduled to leave for Eng land to rotura 550 brüten of American Arrvicemen, and their babica.

The liners kold in filled with diapern, criba, bussinets, baby blankets ete, for chil dran-Associated · Press;

BRITAIN CANCELS

WARSHIP ORDER

Lønson, Jan. 17.

workmen.

REICHSTAG FIRE

ADMISSION

NUERNBERG, JAN. 17.

HERMANN GOERING, ONE OF THE 22 NAZI LEADERS.

PACING WAR CRIMES TRIAL HERE, SAID TO AN AMERICAN INTERROGATOR THAT THE COM- MUNISTS WERE BLAMED FOR FIRING THE REICHSTAG IN 1933 BECAUSE "COMMUNIST AC- TIVITY WAS EXTREMELY STRONG" AND "OUR NEW GOVERNMENT AS SUCH WAS NOT VERY SECURE." GOERING'S DECLARATION WAS READ INTO THE RECORD OF THE INTERNATIONAL WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL BY ROBERT M. W. KEMPNER GER MAN-BORN MEMBER OF JUSTICE ROBERT JACKSON'S STAFF, WHO WAS THROWN INTO A NAZI CONCENTR.ITION CAMP FOR HIS PART IN ATTEMPTING TO OUTLAW THE NAZI "PARTY. HE LATER WAS EVICTED FROM GERMANY, Kempner

the stenos

rend

Ten Hospitals For China

The Admiralty disclosed Then day that Britain has cut its war. shin building programme in onder to construct more merchuplmen.

Work on A former Scottish international

notae warshape, In heclude the super-aircraft carriers sugger

And player

Naveer Laught

troops the

Audacious and Ark Royal II will continue or play football and other games.

a nenoriority basis graphic record of his own inters When Scott evacuated from the so that construction on approxl-rogation of Goering in Nuera- islands

BN2, hin all struck

mately 100 cargo ships now on the berg. The transcript showed in

ways will no longer be slowed by that Kempner reminded-Gouring a mine and his wife was drowned. He was picked up and eventually diversion of

Work arrived at Madras, where

he was the highest law enføree- Inter has been stopped on a third super beleined the Pak Gurkha Rifles la carrier, the Eagle Axcitement official at the time of the

Washington, Jan. 17. which he served as Captain. As Press.

Reichstag are and inquired hrey

It is learned through the For soon na hostilities ended Scott ro

Goering's press officer was ableelen Liquidation Commission and tarnej to his post,

Leudon, Jan. 17. to announce before any investi- the United Nation Relief and Rehabilitation Administration shat Munich radio to-day said that jgation was made that the Com- One of the first things he learn ht "The functions of the expand-"'creato JI certain number of was

that the Japanese had 28 aircraft factories may be munists were responsible for the the relief agency U.N.RR.A. ha war lenders are expect ed and re organized State Coun Ministries in the Executive excited the

bought ten complete United Staten doctor there. Dr. destroyed in Bavarin by order fire.

Army hospital or withour, purt Steven Janes. and For feil are strillar to those of the Yuan, with,

establishmentse t admitted that! the fie eral Tope at 15 or 20 present Suprem National D foltos,"

Reuter.

announcement might have been the Phillines for use in execut others was probably be named for fence Commer: 1

In the U.N.R.R.A. (slightly premature but continued |

relief pro. Layneslative Dr. Sun Po said that while the

in China. The purchase the total dating the pro

Administrat Vecurrently

"the Puchrer wanted it. this Kramme Political Convened

uriee was $1,369,840. of the Jacnopse

He sai .. way." podney 434 Empertant miliary Consultation Conference night 12. f

leonvinced the Communists didment is at present in preparation mavasures a do Piattetal «hina disenas "brend principies” con- war

and andvet 15) Malt.18 and cerning the draft constitution on antfed by 15 Prendent of the May 5, 1936 a revision is more

Pro Ekely to be Nationed Governmeul

undertake by is posals submitted by one third technical commission, which wil ator of the State Cannellars consider the opinions of various

Akl af The Comments

quarters and submit ita final conclusions to the National As- A sense of bewildered grievance sometimes emerges when people o sembly for approval.

week of FebruTV

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Washington, Jun 17 State Department offlin.. night declind ta

in cistons would be put into imme- presa reports from homlan that dinte operation, Dr. Sun The United States deliga on tosand "Yes, but if the the General Assenlily of thesident of the National Govern UN h a secret deportat

Pre

He emphasised that the fine- tions of the National Assembly

of the opinion that are "mited to making the con

General

for the control of the Pacific there is likely to be diffleulties stitution and not enforcing it," Islandes, although authoritative in their execution he may ki

Chou En-lui, Com- sources said that some sort of the State Council to re-consider[munist representative in the re- plati eovering the islands wrest them. If two-thirds, or more, cent talks, told me to-day that est from dapun by United States State Councillors are in favorit his party "agreed in general armed forers will be draw t up of the original decisions, the lat-principle" with by the Department. in compen er will be carried out. In cases proposal to broaden the basia tion with Army and Navy ot of emergency, Or fore in and re-organize the Government, vasion, the President may take

ficials.

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38 Indians.

of the there.

American wsthorities. Associated Press.

Britain's "Monstrous

Obligation" To India

London, Jan. 17.

Britain contemplate the monstrous colligation of Britain's in debtedness in India, states George Malcolm Thomson, weil koowen journalist and author, in an article in to day' "Even ing Standard."

this a justified," Mr. Pinceeding to discuss the questma whether

Thumron says: "The industrial effort of Tadu tous ine of the great and saving improvisations of the tens,

Meatless Days Ahead In U.S.

The State Department spokes-emergency measures, which hel WHAT'S THE FUSS man said that the muafter posted will report to the State Convit Dr. Fu Sen yen, Acting Pre- malety on the hands of the de- later, The expanded and

New York, Jun. 17. realdent of the Peiping National festations ter The UND

Most of the United States miat Reu organised State Council will be University and

The highest KÖVETHINK holy man, said that it would be "pre-supply was expected to be cut of? mature" to judge Dr. Sun Fosby the nationwide strike of meat

packers which began to day.

When last minute

Reguitations Looking at the present politi-falled, the unios leaders called on in the broadraat 268,000 neat packers to walk out. cal situation prospective, the Kuomintang This is the second big walk-n

to want nationalisation in two days and brings the total of China's armies before the number of workers idle throughout furruntion of Coalition Gov. the country to 873,000. ernment, whereas the Commun- A spokesman for the Industry <he plants produced ists seem to want a Coalition said that

about sixty per cent of the coun- Government before their 20 to

try's meat. divisions 24 re-organised

Dispute has arlsen absorbed into a national mill- tury pool.

Jap. Contradicts Himself At P.W. Trial

Titties

Yokohama, Jan. 17. Prosecution witness to day led to the stand in the wan

tal at Kaul Hunte avvurd of responsibility is the deaths Vi Joan British pilister of war, testified he had seen Hicate sanke a personer oul, once and thru with palm of his nand.

Soviet Delegates Reach Seoul

Seoul, Jan. 17. The Soviet delegation arrived from

iLy Borthern occupation zone and after a welcotae

seems

-Without the ladie could not have been held, nor Britain's Far East territories rea- cued from the Japanese."

and adds:

income

the

hu-

it.

Coering

11%

Was

It is understood that the emprp.

for shipment to China from the Kempner introduced the inter- } Philipnines. The equipment 10. evidence | Lals 8,750 beds and a larsen supple. rogation report against Wilhelm Prick, who as mentary wuipment,

It is further learned in quar Minister of interior signed the

associated with Par Eani Nazi announcement blaming theters

U.N.R... Communists for the blaze. Frick matters that additional

R.A ships loaded with rolled was disclosed uno to have obroods including large amounts of tained German citizenship for foodstuffs and clothing are Hitler who was previously re- present en route to China from

neded as an "undesirable alien" American Pacifle

Coark by the Prussian police.

Their arrivals are expected short- ly.Associated Press.

HITLER'S CITIZENSHIP Kempner produced an affidavit

the

given by Otton Meissner, forner INDONESIAN

declaring DEMANDS

A

London. Jan. 17. Dutch Foreign Minister Berbu N. Van Kieffene said on Women-

meet

Chief of the Chancery of the

President. German Frick had menaged to have Hit- ler appointed Councellor of the The writer refers to the "extra-Government in Brunswick, ordinary disparity between

He said it thereby was made day that Indonesian independence nie standards of Britain and possible for the Fuehrer to gain demands "would not be con- The national citizenship and become a can-sidered the United Nations"

by

demande of India before the war didate for the Presidency of the cause such

could be was about £0 per head per annum. Reich against Marshal Hinden-placed

agenda on the

unly if The average Briton was about 33

sponsored by one of the member burg. times richer than the average In

governments. Frick was one of the origina- India has 400.000,000 dian.

Referring to Batu vin reports man beings, the vast majority of tors and the chief administrator that the Indonesiana planned a

decree under dirent appeal to the whom live on the border line of of a secret Nazi

United Na- starvation.

which many thousands of ageditions Assembly. Van Kleffens said [and infirm Germans were put to that he felt a solution for the STRAIN OF WAR

East Indies problema would be "The extra train of war upon death. Kempner declared.

He read into the record a 1941 found when Dutch

official such community is not in terms of

Republicans Inconvenience, rntioning.

Quenes atatement by Dr. T. Lang, which with Indonesian arul cantrois, but of severe hard-was a part of the original re- Batavia in a few days to discuss ships and economic disturbances, port of the Czechoslovak War new not of proposals.-Aasociat- the nation and, at the worst, plain Crimes Commission

showing cd Press. union's demand for a wage In- famine,"

that up fo that time at least Mr. Thomson concludes

that 75,000 aged persons and at least such a country as India can send 200,000 persons suffering from

Washington, Jan. 17. rent armies to battle, but it can-

Sir John Singleton, British de- mental er physical disabilities 10:

for them. Britain VILM

noty chairman of the Anglo- glad of the armies and was abwere put to death, most of hem American Palestine Committee, so to nav for them.

in gas chambers.

day indicated he True, India and her hopes of The notorious Hadamar mur-U.NO, eventually will consider the free develorment

saved. der Factory,

In Palestine problem. an institution But Britain was saved too.

And which thousands of Germans as

Committee concluded It is in the light of that vic-well as 400 Russians and Foles hearings in this country and will torious partnership of two peaules

were killed by gasal and sit next in London. DO deeply contrasted and no

were Peter Bergson, Chairman of the machine-guns and small arins bestrangely linked that the questionhypodermic injections,

Hebrew Committee of National ink brought into the United States of Indian balance should be exa. [operated with

Liberation, urged the Commitice to decuaccord recognition of Palestine as falling into the wrong hands.

Hebrony nation. AssociatedỀ

over

crease of 15 cents to 35 cente ani hour. New York faces A men!

There is such complete unani- mily un general principles at famine. Iteuter.

Recalled to the stand by Com-the uninitiated foreigner won-

mission members. Mits Michi- ders what all the fuss is about SOUVENIRS USED known said he was not able to re- There is perhaps an excess of call the naine of the prisoner idealism and a deficiency of IN CRIME

struck but said he was sruck for realism.-Reuter.

a repented offense of

stuing

one or two days prior to the striking Incident.

At one point of Michikawa's

Colonel testimony,

Over E. the Aneriun representatives . Truchter, President of the Com-

fron

gan preliminary steps designed to mission, leaned forward point- rehabilitate Korea,

ing his penell at the small sharp-

Attempt To Stop

Steel Walk-Out

Washington, Jan. 17.

Washington, Jan. 17. President Truman to-day said

stepa are being taken tu prevent

returning servicemen

from mined.

Reuter.

by

The President discussed the

President Truman to-day called matter with Mayer Edward Kelly

扫 the threatened steel striko antaof Chicago who said

The arrival of the delegation faced witness, and said in a loud gonists back to the White House in dous amount of small

the an attempt to keep

"trement-

WELPONS

800,000 were coming in as souvenirs, some

falling into criminals' bands.

of 73 marked the Initial phase voice: "Yesterday I recall you for working out the overall plan testified you saw the prisoners steel workers on their jobs. The agreed upon at the Moscow Con- beaten in hospital. To-day, you steel strike deadline has been set ference to help this liberated a way there were none. tion's 30,000,000 ver.001 regain

1 caution for January 21. their independence lost

the you that you are under oath and early 40 years ago. -General A. V. Arnold ing." greeted Cul.-General Shukov and Michikawa replied: "Yester-

to

Meanwhile, over 260,000 meat

to add nothing or subtract noth-packing-house workers began their strike which is expected to shut off most of the U.S. ment supply.

staff at the Seoul station day stated I heard of a pri-Associated Proes

and escorted the party

ces

to their soner medical

orderly being AMERICA WOMAN TO John R. Hodge, I did not state the prisoner pati- BE CANONIZED

at Chosen Hotel. Later struck for making a mistake but

The Post Office will prevent shipment of such arms, he said.-- Associated Press.

MAGNUSON WANTS MORE BRITISH ISLANDS

were

know-

the full assessed and Bolved." ledge of Frick, another

ment showed.-Associated Press.

German Interest In Local

Elections

Frankfurt, Jan. 17.

ת

U.N.O. AND PALESTINE

The

Preze

RADIO

expects the

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 19th, 1946, FROM THE STUDIO-CASTON d'AQUINO (TENOR) CO”MPANIED

BY M. O'NEIL SHAW AT THE

PIANO.

ZDW HONGKONG broadcasting on In frequency of 810 Kilocycles and from 19.80 to 1,80 p.m., 0,80 to 7.80 pics, and $.09 to 11.00 p.m. also on 0.03

Mogacyeter.

E.K.T.

18.30 p.m.Daily Programme Bar

mary,

Lieutenant-General Lucius ́ D. Clay, Deputy Military Governor of Germany, said yesterday that the interest of Germans in Washington, Jan. 17.

their next week's local elections has "exceeded our hopes." Senator Magnuson, Washington stato Democrat, called to-day for "Most of the authorised voters, total vote of 4,800,000 will be cast Commander of the American for ent was beaten."

acquisition of some of the British are expected to take advantage out of a total of 12,000,000 popu- owned island bases in the western of their first free ballet since lation in voting areas allowing in Southern Korea, paid his pill i

Trechter ordered an the Russian and

inter-

Vatican City, Jan. 17. hemisphere in connection with the 1939," he said. respects

for the ralo barring known Nazis 19.83 p.m-4 Programme of Light

arloty. staff. Tumorrow the leaders will preter to sek Michikawa if he His Holiness the Pope will proposed loan to Britain. Magnu- He bold a press conference that from the ballet.

The military government said 1.00 p.m.-Nows & Announcements. formally open the conference in a discussed the case with anyone hear preparations for the canon-son said the question of acquiring he expected that vating was to

1.10 p.m.- Rawicz & Landauer on Two public ceremony in the govern during that night.

isation of blessed Mother Fran- dofoners," and should be raised be-educating Germans in the

British buses is "essential to our prove a valuatie start toward re-that surveys indicated five major

Pianos. ment-general's buliding, once the

pro-political parties in the organised "I spoke of it a little with ccaca Saverio Cabrini and three foro the preposed 33,750,000,000 cesses of democratic self-govern-American zone were: Social-Doro- oceno of Japanese plans for ex- woman who was at the place other sanctification candidates lean is approved.

Communist, Christian- Associated ment. He conceded however, that cratic, where I stayed" he replied. The fat a public consistory on Press.

of the Chris- Hodeo and that at the request matter was dropped there.-As- February 21.

the voting, which is restrictest to Democratic Party communities under 20,000 popula-than Social Union, Democratic and news

sotinted Press..

tion, probably will not zo far, Liberal-Democratie, with 12 lesser Joint

toward revealing the political partics-Associated Press. trend in oceunled Gormany.

ploiting Korea,

of the Soviet delegation

releases will be limited to

communiques.

Each nation is wow fortiied COMMUNISTS GO mic problems. The restoration of INTO BUSINESS

with technical advisers for econo

Korea's economic foundation contes

first according to the Moscow.

If Mother Cabrini is canonİz-|

ed sho becomes the frat Ameri-¡

Jan. 20,

P.. UNREST

1.80 p.m.-Roy Fox & His Orchestra. 11.00 paz-Clóm Down). 0.80 p.m.-a Dance Programmkon 1,00 p.m.-London Relas Nowi. 7.10 p.m.-News Bymphony' robælts," PALESTINE FINDS

7.90 p.m.--Atudlo saton d'Aquiso '((101) Jun Olassical and Oporstle can citizen to become e Saint,

Jerusalem, Jan. 17.

Programme, accompanied by E. She died in Chicago in 1917.. A small quantity of gunpowder. Local counella ranging in size

('roll Shaw at the Plano, Meanwhile, Vatican, sourcos was found to-day in an omnibus at from six to 20 members will be

8.20 p.m.--Torcon Request Hour": - express the belief that virtual- Petah-Tileva, nine miles inland chosen fa voting which will occur

Manila, Jan. 17. 9.00 pan-Londen Rolay--Neown, » of the New York, Jap, 17. ly the entire membership of the from Tel Aviv. The passengers in on Jan. 27 in all parts

Leis Taruc, commander of the

9.05 pm --"E mano & Rhythm!! decisions. Once this is establish The Browder brothers, who College of Cardinals will attend the bus weno detained..

American⋅ Zone except in 17 antall Hulalaban "guerillas."

INDA. cabled.20 -Max Miller in the Thester. od. political questions will be held top American Communist

Parcels containing iliogal jpam- undertaken.--Associated Press. Party poste; have gone into busi-the February 18 Consistory at phlets and a quantity of British on an areator Hesso, which vole President Truman that the cur

9.40 pm.-Goorgo, Gersdiwła. Com nost here it was reported to day. tinents will become Princes of the baggage office of the local elections will be decided on per which 82 preistes from aix con battle-dresses were seized when

Positions General Clay predloted most ront "dangerous" situation in Cen- Hostral Luzon "may lead to civil FLEET GOING HOME

former: American Co the Roman Catholic Church. Intor Urban Bus Company in Tel sonalities munist Party

30.80 pz.-Columbia' Light. „Opera Chairman Earl

tutiser that political Tar" unless the government drons 0.10 p.m.-De Groot & His Orchestra.

|ls. pacification campaign and San Diego, Jan. 17.

Aviv was CoLxched.---Reuter.

Company. partisanship with parties still in moves to prorocute collaborators. 11.00 pm-low Down. The 6th Fleet will return to Browder are opened an agency

Browder and his brother William Associated Press.

the formative stage, and their The Hukbalabaps comprise an the United States from Japan to supply retail stores with re-

Tokyo, Jan. 17.

platforms "inclined to be vague San Francisco, Jan. 17.

extremist organization in the area Programmos marked IMBA ATO within three months, it was dis-ports on where to obtain hard-to- Applications for permission for Stocks remaining from the 1046 and generally similar,

whore there is most outspoken die recorded specially for Bervisos Entertain closed by Vico-Admiral Fredor-zot merchandise.

Jovanese nationals to enter South California rice crop on January 11 NAZIS CAN'T VOTE content over the fck C. Sherman shortly before he Earl Browder was voted out of Korea will be dissoproved unless | were the loweat for that dato in i

central

tral Lu-Berton Infortainmens. But we are not primarily in systems. It is sante landlord mont by the Department of National flow to assume fleet command at Summor wien Communtat leaders by the United States Military of agriculture reported.

Party Chairmanship last requested for narticular persons four years, the state department forested in trying to learn which zon area that the government re- Tokyo, Ho- gold San

Printed and published for tho Diego

Mill party will prove predominant."cently ordered thousands of sub-

· The totalled to emphasised "we are trying to machineguns as standard equip-Proprietors.

Nowapaper would be the home base for 5th disapmroved of his policy of con- Government in Korea, nocording and warehouse Locks

tinuing wartime coonemilon with to a notification by Allied Head 8,684,000 Ixion. compared Fleet's aircraft carriera-Amo- cantialism in the post-war period. quartore to the Jamaneno Grover 4,587,000 begs a year ago—Asso-GLAS

with got Germans abarted in the pro- ment for governmont troops bo- Enterprise, Limited, by WALTER 'ciated Press.

of democratic self-govern cause of civil unrest.-Associated JAMES KEATED, Windsor House, Acaciated Ex

ment Angaslated. Prepa

klatoil Prasa

Lanzantimatod possible). Prest.

Hong Kong.

The

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