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NOTICE

JAPANESE REPARATIONS

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1. The British Empire repara tlona claims against Japan wit shortly be considered in London. It la песовнату that estimate of the Hong Kong claim should be obtained as soon as popsible with a view to provid Ing the Colonial Office with the initial material necessary the computation of the Empire claim.

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2. It is requested, therefore, that all firma, institutions and private persons, irrespective of previous notification, will aubralt a brief summary of their claims classifying them as far possible under the categories shown below. It is emphasised that all that is required At an estimate of lose present is Bustained calculated

1938 replacement costs if possible, if not the estimate should be expressed in present values together with nome indication of the fcrense in costs since 1938. Justifications or evidenco in nupport of individual clairns will be called for at a later date Correspondence should addressed to:

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Reparations Claims Office,

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DAMAGE.

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This should not include damage

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946.

REDS TAKE CHANGCHUN Government Defences Give Way Under Heavy Fire

MORE NAZIS

ARRESTED

Shanghai, Apr. 17. American Intelligence offi core yesterday jailed siz more alleged Nazis in connection with the asserted German 8- Ching pionage net-work in after the European sur

surrender. It was also anneinood that soves other persons, including Varea German consular offi clala, had been held in Canton since Deleber 18, 1945, an muspected participants in the 'spy system or as material wit- nesses.—Åsnociated Press.

ROSENBERG,

LILLYWHITE

INNOCENT!

Nuernberg, April 17.

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Government Talks CHIANG'S

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CHUNCKING, APRIL 17,

WHILE CHINESE ARE FIGHTING AND KILLING CHÍNESE IN THE BITTER CIVIL WAR BATTLES FOR THE MANCHURIAN CAPITAL OF CHANGCHUN, POLI- TICAL LEADERS OF THE WARRING FATIONS MET HERE TODAY IN CONFERENCES SO FRIGIDLY FOR- MAL THAT THE MANCHURIAN FIGHTING WAS NOT EVEN MENTIONED. YESTERDAY GENERALISSIMO CHIANG KAI-SHEK EN- TERTAINED POLITICAL LEADERS AT FORMAL TEA AND PROPOSED A SPEED UP OF THE REORGANISA. TION OF THE GOVERNMENT BUT SAID NOTHING ABOUT THE SERIOUS FIGHTING IN NORTH-EAST- ERN CHINA WHEREIN COMMUNIST AND GOVERN- ---MENT-FORCES ARE - BATTLING FOR THE POS

SESSION OF KEY CITIES. General Chou

PLEA FOR AGREEMENT

Chungking, April 17.

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