gapore, Oct. 19 The police today arrested a Japanese, Mr. Kitsaji Kashi wabara, on charges of violating the oMelal secrets ordinance.
He was remanded for 48 after the police had charged him with delivering reports of movements of British troops and the Royal Air Force "calculated to be useful to a foreign power" to Mr. Mamoru Shinozaki, another Japanese, who was recently arrested under the same ordinance—
United Press. arrivals and the "Shimizu Unit" will have to suck fresh pastures and trans {er Ils attention to places in the interior, from where these raw materials come. But unless the price he determined by the Army is an3 where near the ordinary market ales, the up-country producers. will also shut up shop. "And in the end raw materials will become even more searce than they are already.
Anshow, that is how it appears to me, but Nien T must admit Tam not fan expert in military. tactless Different from Shanghai there is any truth in the saying "Happy, is the people that have no ye" then the Pekingese ought ly to consider themselves lucky lays. Compared with the daily tale in Shanghai of political assossina-Hons, terrorism, gambling-hell fights, hold-ups and kidnappings, not. 10
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