BADLY BEHAVED TROOPS
LONDON, Nov. 20. British troops are the best behaved and Australians the worst behaved iu the Tokio area, according to a liigh ■lapnnese police otiicial quoted by the Daily Mail's Tokio correspondent. The otiicial said. " Well-disciplined United Kingdom troops thus far have not comniitted anv serious crime in tlus area. ' ' The ofHcial, quoting records, said the American troops' behaviour as the result of recentlv tighteued discipline. had greatly iniproved but Australian troops were the worst behaved. Crime statistics jnniped in the May-September period when two Australian uitits were on guard dutv* 111 Tokio.
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Chronicle (Levin), 21 November 1946, Page 9
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