1946-03-02 — Page 6

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1946,

NO REASON FOR WAR

Enunciation Of U.S. Foreign Policy

VOLUNTEER FOR AT-BOMBING

Washington, Mar. 1.

One 22.02 unfuntrered to alay in the target arra as c 'guinea pig" in next Spring's atomic bomb tent in the Puci- Ac. The offer was discloard to-day by Rear-Um. Russo!! S. Berkey, who said the Navy had rejected the proposal. Associated Press.

Chinese To Leave F.I.C.

"Must Not's For Tortured

All Nations

NEW YORK, MAR. 1. U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE JAMES BYRNES SERVED NOTICE ON THE WORLD LAST NIGHT THAT THE UNITED STATES MUST STAND READY TO USE FORCE IS NECESSARY TO PREVENT AG. GRESSION. ONLY AN "INEXCUSABLE TRAGEDY OF ERRORS COULD CAUSE A SERIOUS CON. FLICT" BETWEEN THIS COUNTRY AND R' SIA, HE SAID.

pose,

ACCUBI-

tions."

in Stanley

26

1

and

(Continued from Page 2) Nathan Road, Hirst floor, gave evidence of how on Oct. 24 and

party of Japanese Chinese entered her home at No. 18, Wing Sing Street, and manded to know the whereabout of P. C. Mooney.

4 In the party.

do-

Accused was

WILS

soveral

FARM HANDS MAY

GO ON STRIKE

London, Marck 1.

An official of the National Union of Agricultural Wor kers said yesterday that Bri- tish farm hands would strike unless there wore marded a minimum weekly wago of £4:10:0-an increase of £1.

The official said that ne gotiations wero underway with the Ministry of Labour.

Associated Press.

MORE FOOD CUTS IN GERMANY?

BERLIN, MAR, 1.

THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA HAVE PROPOSED THE FEEDING OF GERMANY SHOULD BE PLACED ON A FOUR-POWER BASIS INSTEAD OF KEEPING THE PROBLEM BY ZONES AS AT PRE- SENT, IT WAS ANNOUNCED OFFICIALLY. THE BRITISH AUTHORITIES BROUGHT UP THE FOOD ISSUE AT A MEETING OF THE ALLIED CONTROL COUNCIL ON THURSDAY AFTER- and cuestioned him again about

NOON, ACCORDING TO A the list. He persisted in his 4- planation and was given the game

WHICH REVEALED THAT INFORMAL DISCUS- treatment three or four times.

SION ON THE SUBJECT TOOK PLACE. AGAIN TORTURED He was then taken to neo the Chief Gendurme. Yoshimoto

Roth Marahal G. K. Zhukov j and

of Russia and Lieutenant-Gen- then taken to Stanley by accused,

eral Lucian D. Clay of the Unit-* Yoshimoto, and shather Japanese. ed States proposed making thei At Stanley Gaol, he was put in a food problem a

COMMUNIQUE

WHAT TO DO quadripartite WITH INDIA

London, March 1. The Labour Government must- not boldly if Britain is not to be vistually at war with India, says an editorial in to-day's "New. Lender",

organ of the Indepen

dent Labour Party.

"The right of India to indones- dence must be recognised without

"Lus had told them that he be Novel Morey had already left

in solitary confinement

and for Macao, whereupon they took was not further interrogated or project establishing uniformly him away. He returned the ene tortured until the Art week of in rations for the four zoles, evening to 18. Fuk Wing Stroot,

He was then a proposal first advanced by the December, 1943. Shamshuipo, where she was, being

questioned again by two Japanee United States last autumn but assisted up the stairs by a rick. shaw coolic. His head was bleed- and two or three days later was rejected at the time.

taken out of his cell once more.

A U.S. Military Government at the back, he A to

This time there were present spokesman said that the counel! through, his face was swollen and Moriyama, accused. and two the ro

agreed that the food situation were laceration

three Chinose guards. Baforo be- arms and legs. His stomach was

DC is "a very serious problem anıt fnur questioned he was again given swollen and he vomited

the water torture by Moriyama. not solely a British problem." times during the night.

Meanwhile German radio equivocation", the editorial adds.

"The three Cabinet Mlalators Threo

later in the mora-assisted by the accused. Moriyama day

theh asked him if he know Sir stations and the Berlin press should leave at once with author- and Vandetour Grayburn, ing, witness said, accused

Mr.

Ed began preparing the German

ity to transfer the rule immediate- another fattish again. Auned his man care in mondston. Dr. Selwyn-Clarke and people for further cuta.

Ly India's trusted leaders. Accuard inter- Earlier in the day, before the dend?" Chester Bornett. chuen, are

Prison doors should be aponed fakiog You

communique to narrow morning to overy I-. After searching the place and govened at this poim by remarking Control Council.

they that he (witness) knew also of

was released an American ofdian inoled for offences arising ing through Lui's lettera

Marous da Silva's activities. ficial admitted that the sudden from Indian's struggle and imme wanted tako him out again but

Witness continued

ness of reduction of rations in diate preparations should be made a man named Chan Just then

"BY BURMA ROAD" came in on a visit and intervened

the British

the to withdraw British armed forces "Morisona then said:

zone caught on behalf of her husband who was

'Darling

Ding,

United States Military Govern- from India, tell

"Only by drastle action on these not taken.

kill

MINIMUM LEVEL you."

heard heavy tor- Accused tell

flet which will disgrace, the While American officials ma- Labour Government and bring an him a

the

Deace da

"You.

On Feb. 10 this year she had so we willment Headquarters by surprise. lines can we be saved from a con-

Moriyama,

Give

the East."--Reuter.

attended on identification parade held at Stanley Gaol and ture. Moriyama and accused then tained their claims that identified accused as the man who

My hands were health of Germans in the Unit-old dianster to ourselves and to had come after her husband on me up.

tied UB behind my back, with aed States

UD zone is holding and the two occasions.

very thin

I was hung well, General Clay has admitted so that my fout were about six that ration cuts should be ex- inches from the floor.

pected. He anid a few days age

TODE

"I was hune up

up for about an

More Indian

protecting Chinese nationals and ublican of Michigan, called on and that the two nations could dian of Enemy Property and re hour. Mas questioned by Mor that the date of the reduction StrikeS

J

"I AM CONVINCED THERE IS NO REASON FOR WAR BETWEEN ANY OF THE GREAT POWERS," HE ASSERTED BUT ADDED FLATLY: "WE MUST MAKE PLAIN THAT THE UNITED STATES IN- TENDS TO DEFEND" THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER WHIGH OUTLAW'S AGGRESSION. He called for a "stop to this,attelite countries before

Boulement has been maneuvrelni for strategic advan- barations

allfos. We Clangking. Mar. 1

traces all over the world and to agreed upon by the China has agreed to with the use of one adjustment as an have nut and will not mere to power deciding for Rolf draw her troops from Northern entering welge for further and any

об по-

no-what it will take from these coun- undisclosed

penetrations Prunch-indo-China in a separate

"status tries. agreement growing out of thewer." He said that the

"We must not conduct a war of world Affaire ja nut

to achieve straieric Sino-French treaty in which quo

and unchangeable but "we of nerves sacred and France surrenders her extra-acre

Cannot overlook a unilateral gnaw- ends. territoriality rights in

China,

We do not want to stumble The ine away at the status quo. charter forbids and we cannot and stager into situations where i was disclosed yesterday.

but no Intends wa no power เย ให Commenting

the เม

Indo allow aggression

plished by cocrrios or pressure power will be able to avert war. Foregon China agreement,

"We must not rocard the Minister Wang Shih-chih in aler hy subterfugry such as political

drawing of attention to situations Intentions. " statement said that China went

BYLDEA sld: "We must make which might endanger Inta northern Indo-China w tke it disar at the same time we will an affrent to the nation or na- request of the Supreme Allied not use faren for any other par Lions responsible for such silus

I accept the Command only

NO GANGING UP surrender

dispate? "f

Byrnes regurks were made in

Byrne listed those "must note" Wien said that the prowl or the Overseas Press trings. French authorities are ready to Cubs and broadcast over the Na- immediately after saying that the

ARRESTED AT VALLEY United States "openly, gladly and tional Brandensing Corporation. for accept responsibility

The next witness. Ernest Man- patrinting the Japanese and is address came one day after wholeheartedly welcomed" Russia

Senator Arthur

thur Vandenberg, Re-us a great power "second to none" ning on Assistant to the Custe

"despite

siding st 19. thes nited States to be as firm live together as partners

Babbington Path,

He a ked me how much would depend on a survey of the and frank as Itusala in the inthe differences our way of top floor, said that he had before zama.

world that the war

money I

I had given Grayburn and overall world food situation and

Bombay, March 1. employed with John

food could be

who terest of mutual understandings, fe."

About 375 of the Sepovs agninat

He had as Edmondston and how much money on how much "we will Kang up

& Co. no D. SUSPICION AND DISTRUST

have been confined to barracks at Lui had given to Marcus Silva for spared for Germany, in that firm. Lui his

the Internment Oam. I Byrnes and the United We will do nothing" he said. Man-chuon and C. MOD 24. asked how Cheater Bennett

The British ration cuts ap-Jubbulpore, Central Province could not alone disarm and that treats the world into exclu- Witness stated that on De

Oct.

and peared to be an attempt to fores since their "etrike" on Wednes. when must maintain is the earnest the Wie or universal military give blees or sphere of influence. 1913, he was arrested by a panty arcus Silva gent money to Stan- the hands of other powers for day, broke out last night

we will not of Japanese and others

'By the Burman immediate pooling of food re-troops went to arrest the hope of my Government that a "rone forina of univeowledging In this atomic age

sources for Germany.

leaders after the men had ref fair settlement will be sought training."

They got excited and started us is suspicion seek to divide a world which is private stands of the Happy Val- A that "all aroly

General Joseph McNarney, into hand them over. said a ley Race Course. He was taken of one and indivisible."

by the by all parties concerned."

and distrust," be termed age of "Again and train

January

the unique issued to-day report us Bociate

Bynes to Gendarmerie Headquarters at rating me with a cine all over his it was unfounded and unreason-

District Magistrate, Not a shot American Military Governor, re- THE BUR able said "the basis of some phasised the need for the United the Supreme Court and lodged in the body. I was also asked

the activities of Marcus Silva States to renin rong 50

coll overnight. suspicions persista and prompts gould back up its words with ac

Lator, about 250 clerks of the At 3 om. the following day he which I knew very well bat which leased on Thursday night, said was fired.

I denied. They were referring to nutrition "continues to be main-Indian Bienal Corn went on a Je to make some comments 03

tion if

nocesonty.

was taken out of the cell and a spyinse activities. At the end of tained at a minimum-level coin- four position."

Without specifically mentioning

We have joined with our allies kly way out saw Lui Man-chuch, about an hour I was let down and [patible with health." The U.S.ympathetic strike, denamling no victimisation of the strikers and Looked quite

Public Health Once gaid that redrees any individual power he laid down in the United Nations to put an

of their grievances- NINE the following seven-point list of end to war," Bernes said, we who, witness exid

his situation is the same now. which included complaints about must

་། again subjected to tor- MeNarney ust nots" for rent and amnél have covenanted not to use faree dazed, wet, and as though he had returned to my coll.

said that the rationing, may and accommoda- nations:

except in defense of law as em-

ture nine other occasions but caloric value of official rations tion. We will

and cannot bodied in the purposes and prin not

bccurled up not prement.

This received by Germans in

Congress leader Mishrn the! stand aloof it force or threat of cintes of the charter. Wo intend

194; American zone during January municated with the Commissioner, continued until February. force is need contrary to the par- to live up to that covenant."

Then he added: "But,

reached the highest levels since who told him that the Sepoye Df the poses of the principles

"On Aug. 28, 1944, I was taken the occupation. He said that would be treated in exactly the charter.

fact that this was the second imprison-among only the aged-Associat-break would make no diference to had his and was sentenced to questioned, slap was

Klapped, hands and feet bound, and was ment. I was released-on Dec, 8, ed Press.

1944" ladder to then placed on the

with his

Witness further stated that on feet on the wider end and his head on the narrow end. The water Feb. 10 this year he attended an Stanley identification parade at torture was then administered to prison when he picked out accus- ed as the man who had arrested and tortured him.

that China has decided to re- call her troops by March 81.

He said: "I cannot conceal the fact that the Chinese people Are sympathetic towards the na

durations of the Indo- Chinese and it

fress

Service Choice In Reading

London, March 1.

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stake.

in

told the

gone through torture.

the at

Witness said he was then taken into a room where there were a table. two chairs, a stool and painter's Indder at one side placed 2 at an angle. with the wkle end

鹽

Road.'

I replied.

OCCASIONS

and the interrogation

great power and as a member of four fest from the ground and along the same lines.

wax

of

WALL all

com-

com-

"Th popular Trimest Bonny commissioned ranks for books an chemistry and among other ranks

how fur books on

to re-ball houses has been noted.

wur troops in territories of other ability to use our influence Servicemen and women are lak sovereign states without their ap- to see that other powers live un And that res No intend ime increased interest in technionproval and consert freely given. to their covenant. bak dealing with many profes- 3-We must not unduly prolong pensibility sions and rade likely help the making of peace and condimu mest."

to immose our troops spon small them in civilian life.

This popular demand is being and impoverished nations. met by the Army Education Corus with the provision of 2,500,000 books available in Command

Brarius-Reuter.

"We have no right to hold the Security Council, we have a the narrow end about a foot or a before a Japanese Court Martial serious deficits were noticeable / way as ordinary delinquents. The

10

WAR OF NERVES 4"No power has the right to help itself to alleged enemy pre- pertica in liberated areas or from

China's Problems Under Review

CHUNGKING, MAR. 1.

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL QUESTIONS ARE PLENARY SESSION TO BE DISCUSSED AT THE OF THE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF CHIANG KAI- THE KUOMINTANG, PRESIDENT SHER'S NATIONALIST PAKTY, OPENING IN CHUNGKING TO-DAY.

We

little more from the ground.

him for 15 minutes or more.

Ho

out.

the way they were treated.

The strike" started on Wednes Washington, Mar. 1 day, when about 300 Sepoys of the John Smeli, Office of Price Ad- Indian Signal Corps stopped work NO DOMINATION'

ministration director, said, to-day, as a protest against the_soven- that large scale work stoppages year sentence passed on Captain lle argued at the present power relationships of the great

had driven the United States in Burha Ud Din of the Japanese- INDIAN TESTIFIES states preclude "domination of the

dustriai production +0 lowest sponsored Indiaa National Army, The next witness. D. S. Dinga,Accused: Under my interroga- levels since the apri, af 1041. Reuter. world by any one of them. These power relationshi cannot be sub-sald that he resided at No. 212, tien did you sneak English or He predicted a further decline in by unilateral Cheungehawan Road, first floor, Chinose-1 spoke English. February. He asserted, however, stantially altered action of any опе great state Kowloon, and had his business Accused: Where did the torture that the country's busines situa- without profoundly disturbing the address at 90, Ice House Street, in Stanley Gaol take place?—The tion was "Bound financially."—

United of the whole structure

He was in the Colony, witness torture took place in an empty | Associated Press, Nations."

said, throughout the occupation hall that used to be a printing when his business address was stress."

"If we are to be a great power,"

Manilo, Mar. 1. The city police force of Manila will be returned to the Common- wealth Government to-day, just a year

States after the United Apiny took over the shattered law

he declared." wo must act as a 8 and 5, Duddell Street. About Accused: In the Supreme Court pole was thrust under bla arm-anforcement agency while gunfire great power not only in order to 12.30 p.m. on Oct. 10, 1943, he when I tortured you there were nits. The ends of the pole were still echoed in the city, Associat- entered his office at Dudgal Street no Japs there?I was tortured mounted on two chairs and the in

ed Press. to see accused sitting on his deak by

you.

ensure our own security

but

ourselves and to the world if we of Indian names and asked him other Anal witness called yester-stated

Japanese pushed kin making him and dooking through his papere. Accused: How many people rock to and fro. “I had a sensu- Accused had in his hand a list were present 7-You, and one tion that my arm-cita were 'com-

Chine.

ing out of my sockels." witnes ho who these were. Witness sald

The replied that those were the names day

Xavier Was

He

Francisco

1

RADIO

L

used to

order to preserve the penco of the world." He asserted. "We cannot be faithful to our obligations to

alone disarm."

While it is not in accord with

of the Japanese held One

B SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd. 1946 our traditions to maintain Jarge of Indians in the Colony for whom d'Almada Romedios, 64, residing righted cigarette in his hand and STUDIO QUIZ-H.M.SGFEA professional standing army WO he was drawine rations Accused at No. 1. Liberty Avenue. Ho Mun applied it to witness's moustache KEB Torsus (1.M.S, BARFLEUR". must be abl to be ready to pro- replied that he did not bellove this Tin, and employed before the war When I was about done." witness

LBW HONGKONG broadcasting wo vide armed contingents that may end told him that he was doing as an Accountant at the General said, "they took me off and seeing

to NOTABLES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY be aquired on short notice. We apving, work and would have

Electric Company.

as I wouldn't speak they imme- frequency of 540 Bilocyales and from HAVE COME TO CHUNGKING TO ATTEND THE must also have a trained citizenry come with him to see the Chief Witness stated that on Nov. 12, diately gave me dhe water torture. 19.80 to 1.80 p.m., 6.80 to 1.30 p

able and rendy

to supplement Gendarme

1943, sometime after dinner there

passed out for a while and was and 9.00 to 11.00 p.m. also on 5.32. SESSION. WHICH, ACCORDING TO PRESENT

Magacycles. Accused led him to the Supremo was a knock at his door, and on taken back to my cell, without these PREDICTIONS, WTLI LAST NINE DAYS.

...Ť.. training. Court and there took him to opening ho admitted accused and Four or five days later I w 19.80 p.m.--Dally Programme Bum- Hot debates on

"in the small room on the verandah where an Indian. Accused had his (wit taken out again and told to speak. concussions decisions is expected, approval That is why," he

macy, interest of ponce we cannot allow there wore a stool and a bucket nose's) Third National pass in hie When I asked what they changed 1.88 Harry James and Hà. made to the Communists by the la taken for granted.

to be

ist, they water, The Central Executive Com- our military establishment

Accused and another hand and told him that he was to mo with

said that they Government are expected with |

Orchestra. a British 1.00 p.m.-News & Announcements. Kuomintang dichards taking amittee will discuss which port reduced below the bioin commett Chinese then tied him up pinced come to answer some questions a charged me with boing a British

comme-him over the stool, covered is the Gendarmeria.

This I

1 Bathr attack.

folios are to be cfered to to maintain a position

1.10 p.m.-Light Orchestral Salee. and

REVOLVER THREAT said I had money, to send to the

tions. This bloc

Executive Yuan surate with our responsibilities face with a piece of cloth, is one of those partion in the

When he asked to be allowed to Internment Cams and asked me 1.60 p.m.- The Music of Oscar. Army(Cabinet) when it is reorganis- and that why we must have poured water on his face. which General of the

to put on bis jacket, where this money came

from.

Strauss. George C. Marshall to believed to ed and which members of the, some form of universal military could not breath and swallowed a

training."

fot of the water throuch his nos viiess said, accused had put a told them this money was borrow- 2.00 Clor Dowa

You 6.80 p.m. Teo Accused then revolver to his back. He thened on the authority of my mana have had particularly in mind Kuomintang are to be reappoint-

jixils and mouth.. ROOM FOR ALL when he described the ngice-fed.

Danes (8). for two minutes followed accused out to a motor-ger who was in Stanley Intern- res: 10: "There are ideological differen-rave him a Other qucations which will be

car. Maria Fernanda Soares was ment Camn. I was then hung un ment for the reorganisation, of

1.00 p.m.--London Relay--Nawa. the Chinese army as "the hope discussed include the contem-ces in the world," Byrnes said."

7.10 p.m."Swingtime"-INVA brought to the same car and with again. "Thore always have boon. But in the

LIST DEMANDED

7.30 p.m-Studio-"'Qui■ * --H.M.8. of China," and went on to say plated reorganisation of

driven house just behind the "It accused only once more

Sporker" Tornus H.M.B. "I can only trust that its pages Chinese army and reshaping of this world there is room for many language and "all was not calm a Japanese joining them they wore

after the day of the arrest, soma. many governmenta with varyin London."

8.00 p.m.-Light Orchestral Interlude. of Irresponsibles who, for a set polley as well as its policy on systems. None of us can forceco

Here witness "There was an effort to use the

.8.20 p.m · -relay—ENS« “Star Then.. flak purpose, should defeat the other

and at the far distant future and ulti-United Nations to advance selfish tanda Source wore put into

wanted list of the Committed

troDird in Hand"--set XI. Chinese people in their over-tional questions.

Imate shape of thing, But wo national alma but he compared semil robin, and wore later joined wave taken out of my cell. He

858 p.fatorlude. by Arturo Homen de Carvalho, members of the ars bound together, na part of a this with tho, dash of Said Ms Fable Grus and George Van aldenis Association: 1 make on: 3:00 pm Musa Timo-ENSA

the Portuguese Ha.

.London whelming desire for the right These discussions are neccB-

**** and avo, it to him. and small states must work to Byrnes sid: "A most

9.35 p.m.Mantovani and B

Orchestra APPROVAL ASSURED war plan was 10.00 pm HG HAUL. Varley

ernment in to be reorganised,. other to build a friendly, and precedent was established when were then daken out in the The session will be attendel position of a Majority Party work together there can be no discussions of the complaint of Luiz Martos Gardner. The wore Court, Marble, and contenced 120 10.30 5.m.rand for Dating by some 300 members and one

and little done the piransient on Aug. 28. 11.00 pmClose Dat

He released on"Aug": ·Programmal markeds cussed will be the reorganien- tive Committee of the Chinese

"Although the dreams of the

and British troops all pucationed and orthod and 28, 1946 from their territories."

put in a call.

On Feb he United tion of the Government planned Communist Party, will hold a world are lodged in it, tho

25phis year he attend corded specially for Borvices Nort morning at 11:30 ed

ed an Montification parade mar during the recent Political Con- plenary meeting at Yenan glao, Natiqne will fall tiles a memThis indicates that sultative Conference.

to discuss the National Gay-bers give it: life by their cop: AR wete by one of the permanent they were all driven off to Stanley Stanley Prison and lind (pic

canes whole there, ont: accused as the man, who As these and other decisions ornment on the lines laid downfidence and bus Lipit determinas members of the counell dose To Pon

startansted" by the arrested, bim and bad, cuan Affect the Kuomintang they will by the RCC. This is expected tion to make it work in concrete, in fact relieve any male largo, ar have to be approved by the Cen-to take place between March 20 case and sveryday ffatre, mall of a moral effention to Japanese tral Executive Committee. And the nd of the month ACLASH OF INTERESTSet In accordance with the burd though opposition to some of the aociated Press

will be. aoilet by small groups the Government's Manchurian people with varying views and and graceful at the meetings in Kowloon Hotel And Maria Kertime toward the end of Noventiler.

International

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to live in peace and prosperity."sary because, although, the Goy common civilization. Great states/in2 national state fernt. Bongen. Witneas anti-the others Witnóm went on to say that the

of the first subjects; to: hè dis- ing session the Central:Execu- for any of va arat the of questing the wkhdrawa! Supreme Court, where they were: 1944,

amore

•

• kila ke ka ndiay ware Proceediners will be contie