The Archive · 1941

Victory in the End

They would best Hitler after a long and im effort. the Minister declared. "We are still in stormy seas and the port is fsr from sight."

Concerning pos.-war reconstruction, Mr. Bracken stated "we should not repair the ravages: of war by methods which were so popular during the last 20 years—burning crops. cutting down production and destreying shipyards Sense allied to in-and thi dustry could create limi less, wealth al. was why the world would. grow richer not poorer.—Reuter, ANERLIER foreigner was held up in Wayside yesterday when three Chinese, one of them a rickshaw puller. stopped an intoxicated man near the corner of Chusan and Kwenmini Roads at 5 am, and relieved him o his grey jacket, The victim raised an alarm and two of the robbers were arrested by detectives.

INFORMATION reaching here yesterday indicated that the Chungking regime on Tuesday appointed Mr. Tseng Yung-po. Administrative Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, as new Chungking envoy to Burma, Mr. Tseng's post in the Foreign Ministry, the reports said. will be filled by Mr. Chien Tai. former Ambassador to Belgium, Two armed men entered a Chinese dwelling at 10/688 Bubbling Well Road at 1205 p.m. yesterday and intimidated eight persons before beginning to loot the place, One of the occupants, however, raised an alarm and the robbers took to flight without stealing anything. A police "responded io the alarm. but failed to make any arrests,

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