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R.A.F. MAN'S

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1946.

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When Hector MacNet, a Seats man on the Unted Kingdom de

referred jokingly legation

'subject matry like Seotland, Fraser, also of Sets horiela hick with: "M have to enll you to urdet on thad."

Mosquito That Force-Landed

SINGAPORE, FEB. 6.

AFTER SPENDING THREE WEEKS AS THE SOLE

IN VILLAGE WHITE MAN IN A NATIVE BORNEO, A SHEFFIELD AIRMAN HAS AT LAST REACHED HIS BASE AT LAHUAN AND HAS LAND- ED IN THE BAY OF BRUNEL

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Surprise Testimony

Yokohama, Feb. 6.

An Italian national employed by an American Army quarter- master dupot gave a surprise tes timony

KAW that he

Captain Kitaro Ishida mistreat American prisoners of war as charged be- fore the United States Commi»- Rion.

Philadelphia, Feb. 6.

former Ne- Harold Statsen,

The witness, Dominico Zin, publican Governor of Minnesota,

dresseil in the United States' breposu yesterday nn

ntomic Army garb of a civilian worker.

incor. armament programme be

said he was part of the crew of United norated in the official

the Italian vessel "Calitea" caught CREERY States policy on nlomic

in Kabe harbour in September United 1943 by and be presented to the

urrender. the Hallan Nations Organisation for

After receiving orders to run for An allied port or scuttle, the ship in Kobe harbour and was sunk in the crew taken prisonet,

They vere interned at the litrn- from hats camp and separatel the Americans by. a fence. Zin described the beatings given the American prisoner who picked up which fell from Ishida's blevels. bicycle. He said 1shida and a Fard

did the beating. The American was forced to hold his hend in a tub of water and beaten said that he drank so much water that it filled his belly and then he wa kicked in the belly,--As- sociated Presa.

oranges

36 landed on Lavod of Mosquitis crew. Arthur

the sop near the village and took Shelled.

off the pilot. W/O Tucker, so that navigato Sr. Lloyd was the

international Ha trupored he could report on the best way Aircraf Mosquito of a R.A.F.

Sert. to control the manufacture Hying from Stucapare to Labuan of salvaging the Mosquito. ittee of which Mr. Peter Fraser is one-range tank falled Lloyd stayed behind to guard the and possession and use of atomic

Be stayed for Lures

WERTHA, mandatory rime Minider of New Zealand.

to operate. The aircraft, one of

and accounting of nil materials Lite light had weeks and was fried by

villagers.

The schoolmaster could used in the manufacture of atomic five making make A

landing forced

energy, registration of all atomic emergency airstrip that the Japa speak fluent English In A

research scientists nad loratiun only

as interpreter. but use

"Ther

went shurt of food them-of their laboratories, extension of of about 350 nese had ma-te

actres twice. near Belawai,

that I might have these controls to all other arms, from Labuan.

Szt. Ce best,"

He also suggested the State miles

The Airstrin W4M overgrown everything

Department needs "a higher qua- height of three Lloyd naid. "They put me in the TASS to feet, and had twy bomb craters most house in the village and lity of personnel for the enlarged ach time he pulled it out.

The Mosquits were killing off their chickens for in this middle.

safely but is tall me until I realised what was touched dow

the happening, and made them stop. wheel became borred swampy ground.

All Beluwar's inhabitanta rush as they did.

the visitors curry. welcome nited!ed out to

the first white men they had seen for 6 vones. helped to extricate the Mo-quito bet when they trist to move the aircraft. Its undercarriage way.

"Well Mr. Chatonn.“ And MacNeil, you had the goal seam to ve! out and gel danielen tutk for yourself.

Ami arain: while Brith news. papers were him the text of "American millionaires” aver the selection of a Nations it near their homes, is he States, Ductor Stoyan Gavrits

of vite, Yuras y chairin Site reiffer, revealed that he recrived 2,700 lesers of protest 121 the Art week during his States, and 50 a day after that.. Associated Press.

with

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Major Demonstration By C.1.0. Strikers

NEW YORK, FEB. 6.

A MASSIVE CLO, DEMONSTRATION IN NEW YORK

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e of the highlights of dar

ed in Europe than the Pacific. experience was when I attended

said Robert Meloun, president of Press and Associated one of their wedding erremonies both the

or the in frunt

the Philadelphia "Evening Bulle The bride sn bridal bed and men and women tin" arriving n 11 Orient

In the tour. formed wearate parties room. There was dancing from

Melent said:

"We haven't eight

o'clock in the evening until

done so well in Europe since the three o'clock the next morning.

war's ending while things seem men were allowed to

smoothly Only the

in the Pacific. dance. They danced down the This situation tends to throw in Thom in couples, clapping thetr

het terest where trouble is." Anel then another pair

He nud two other publisher: went through this performance, studying United States news They dragged me into this and problems in the Pacific will be would not be satisfied until I had visiting, Japan. Korea and China. danced with every one of them.

-Associatevi Press. "During my sing, was invited to taste local whisky. Even the smell had kick in it."

relieve To

Sgt. Lloyd, airmen were Bown down to Sibu, on the of Sarawak, and const from there by outboard funt. sixty miles along the coast. to Belawai,

taken

motor

Iranian Hopes

A two-hour work stoppage on Feb. 11 of New York C.1.0. mem-

Teheran, Feb. 5. Close ber, claimed to number 600,000,

friends of Premier! has been called by the greater

Ahmed Qavam es Saltaneh re- New York Council of the C.I.O.

affect ported yesterday that the new nge would not The stoppage

himself C.I.O. workers in Auch vital in- Prime Minister may

the Iranian Mission to: dustries as light, heat. power, head transit, health and now-napera. Moscow for negotiations in the dispute over troubled Azerbai- it was said.

Communications workers struck jan province........

in Western Union in New York

Brigadier-General E. R. Fitz- ware boosts

Melbourne, Feb. 5, Volunteer riflemen from

Aus- tralian battalions will execute Japanese war criminals sentenced to death, It was disclosed to-day. A spokesman at the Australian that Headquarters said Army ma-t, and probably all Japanese would be shot as hanging is pro- bably repugnant to the comman charged with carrying out sentences.

The first criminals are unlikely: to be executed before Epb. 23.- Associated Press.

Press Role In Future World Peace

LONDON, FEB. 6.

MR. PHILIP NOEL-BAKER `SAID YESTERDAY THAT THE UNITED NATIONS MUST HAVE A CEN- TRALIZED GENERAL HEADQUARTERS TO EN- ABLE THE PRESS OF THE WORLD TO DO A COM- PETENT JOB IN INTERPRETATION OF THE OR- GANISATION'S ACHIEVEMENTS TO THE PEO. PLE OF THE WORLD.

He foresaw a constant series of! conferences going on at this Head- quarters, attracting the most in- formed and intelligent newsmen," whose "life work will be under- and standing these institutione the work, and interpreting it to the outside world."

TOO MUCH SPENDING

***** Washington, Feb. 6. Senator Robert Tafl. Ohio Re- publican, declared in a speech on inflation" through the action; of a Saturday that "we already have government which has "lost all sound permanent moderation or

permanent

for

^ Country mansion Sevenoaks. Kent, has been pre-

The Premier, reputed to be Bd to the British Legion by Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill and its vicinity in protest against friendly to Russia. has "strong hopen for auccessful outcome It is to be used as a rehabilitation a war labour board directive,

home for centre

A spokesman for the striking of the Russo-Iranian negotin convalescent

turboat workers who are seeking

tions." a close political adviser nien who served in the war.

Mr. Noel-Baker told the Social and sherlar hours

work Bald. would refuse to patrick, Chairman of the British said they

He house

A spokesman of the Minister activites of the United Nations Legion, stated that the

under Povernmental control.. would be used for constructive sald O'Dwyer's legal adviser told of Foreign Affairs said that Allnetivities of the United Nations conference called by the Mayor Alloff, recently appointed Rug- are split up aver the face of the permanently

of its purnuses--not

competent news coverage who that governmental seizure would sian Charge d'Affaires at Te- globe there can be no consistently disabled men hut for those required a period of convalescence occur on Tuesday, Thin was cor heran, "officially advised the affairs.

spending is Labour Depart Premier that Moscow in ready on leaving bornits! or who broke roborated by:

ment spokesman at Washington to receive the Iranian mission down at their work and wanted

who said the food and fuel situa- for discussions." perlad of rest.

tion in New York has become

No announcement was made critical

A Union official said the strikes to when the mission would was the most extensive to hit the leave.--Associated Press. harbour since 1919.

д

The mansion, Kippington Cor was given to Mr. and Mrs. Chur- Alfred Mr. Charles chill by

Hopkins London hotel roprie tor and estate dealer as a mark of appreciation of Mr. Churchill as

a

In Washington. Price Adminis

the "Architect of victory" trafor Chester Bowles conferred Reuter

NUERNBERG STILL ON QUI VIVE

Nuernberg, Feb. 5. Brigadier General Leroy

H. Watson yesterday announced that have been additional

measures

taken "to protect the Nuernberg Palace of Justice from any pos

of

W

other

Pross

with President Truman amid re- paris that the President was aiming at qukk decision on the price control question which was one of the main stumbling blocks in setting the steel strike now wook--Asso entering its third ciated Press.

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The Republican leader said that tion "must ho abandoned if Pre- all hours for further tax reduc aldent Trumans' programme for adopted. Hossid He added that the peace of the

of tho president calls for more spending. world ultimately rests on the every recommendation Public being fully informed.

He cited pest control as one in--Associated Press. helpful, saving that during the stance where unification would be war years, rats in India. caused n loss of foodstuffs greater than her total imports of food in peacetime. The control of such a pest. Mr. Noel-Baker said, by operating in structional units set up by the United Nations to go from coun- try to country would be "one big

the welfare contribution to mankind."Associated Press.

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Seoul, Feb. 6.

A cultural organisation has in- vited the United States writers, Sinclair Lewis and Lipton Sin- clair, to visit Korea and interest themselves in Korean problema. The organisation said it would welcome the counsel of "liberal minded writers to re-acquaint

world with the.. literary and intellectual boings.” --Associated Press.

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tho Yugoslav

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Delegaten to the Greater Ber- rapping 20 villagers and murder- Federated Republic, yesterday

SAILING TO SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA machine-gun emplacementa at in Convention of the Free Going three of them, it was officially announced his Cabinet and told

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Union Federation the courthouse whore

for participation in the murder of Operator E. & A. E.V. "CHANDA" About middle of February- 22 Nazi yesterday elected a Contral Exe-reported to-day. Seventeon of the Parliament that all parties "have tenced to death by a firing squad captured villagers were later re agreed to my choice."

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General

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who adopted

eriminal urging more war wald. He said there were no invention

Mangaras and the government Defence portfolio-Associated would be trinis dications that things

Germany to DUTRO

on his Press. than quiot Associated Naziam and petitioned the occu has put a price of £500

Brisane, Feb, 0. ато The bandit's movements pation authorities to make the head. country a single economic unit, an aided by the fact that since the Ten girls left Brisbeno by air

London. Feb. 5. BA employeus archie at Calamata, he has become for Mahila to-day

The United Nations Military Press.

n local hero in the eyes of the of the United States Far East air

forces. They include eight Aus-Staff Committee which will con- Royalist population-Reuter.

Amorican

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the world's International tralian WEST HAM ANXIOUS

Tokyo, Feb. 6, French woman. They will re- pollen met for the first time yes- London, Feb. 4, West Ham United officials are Australian and New Zealand place the 16 girls brought back terday in a secret sesalon.

Seventeen high-ranking officers again approaching the Minister of delegates to the International from Manila because they had

Britain. Works for licence to make the Military Tribunal which will try left without clearance papers by rouresenting the United States Fraries, and Commonwealth-sociated Rurels. criminal the

China talked for over an hour bomb-damaged parts of Upton leading Japanese war crim

suspects arrived here today. Press,

Associated Pres. Park safe.

Thla the result of severall The party Include-Sir William

Tokyo, Feb. 0... thousand spectators breaking in Webb, Chief Justice of the Su-

Allied Headonators to-day or and seeing West Ham's Cup tie prome, Court of Queensland, Jus- Judeo Los Alan James Mansfield,

Government with ''Arsonal fryo.

Baynter, West Ham's man of the Supreme Court of Queens United Nations Social, Humani- dered the Javanese akar, said that the loss of gute sad, AH. MacDonald. Justiça tarian and Cultural Committee to arrange traneoert to provide money was not their first Consider Filim Northcroft, at New Yea- that the problem of Jewish ro- for the eare of 8238-Korene ation but the fact they are land; und Ronald Henry Quililam, fugess in Europe must be kept arriving from Truk in the re worried about the possibility war barrister, also of New Zealand separate from the Palceline Lawye

-Associated Press. seeldente.—Reuter,

Associated Press.

-Pelping. Feb. 5. Whom replacements arrive this month virtually all members of the United States th Marine Ro giment which fought in Okinawa, will be starting

home for Brigadier Genoral Louis Jones, Area Marino Commander an nounced to-day. The General said he believed A similar replace ment will be made throughout the 1st Marine DivisionAssociated Preet

Chunedin Feb, 0. Negotiations have been started for commercial treaty between China and the United States, was announced here to-day. Do tals of the neotiations were not

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