CALM AND ORDER IN SINGAPORE
INSTRUCTIONS TO JAP. TROOPS Manila August 28. Singapore radio says the Commander in-Chief of the Japanese forces in the southern ars*a called on all troops under his command who could not be evacuated from Singapore to avoid unexpected incidents. The radio said calm ► ana order continues in Singapore. Two hospitals have been cleared and are be ing reserved for Allied internees and war prisoners New Delhi radio reports that Seac told Japanese troops in its zone that disobedience of allied instruction in the future would be treated as treason against their own country.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 29 August 1945, Page 5
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