THE CHINA MAIL, HONG KONG, TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 2, 1945.
REPATRIATION NOTICE Na 8 REPATRIATION NOTICE No. 11|
3.5. "HIGHLAND MONARCH",
Disturbing Tendencies At Big Five Meetings
AN UNWANTED LINE-UP
4
LONDON, OCT. 1.
FOR-
THE RESULTS OF THE INITIAL MEETING OF
EIGN MINISTERS WILL NOT COME UP TO EXPECTA TIONS. THIS IS FRANKLY ADMITTED BY MOST PRO- PARTICIPANTS. THE FINAL COMMUNIQUE MISES TO BE A LONG DOCUMENT, DESIGNED TO IMPRESSIVE EMPHASIS THE WIDE AND TRULY RANGE OF PROBLEMS INTRODUCED FOR DISCUS STON, AND GLOSS OVER THE SMALL NUM OF AGREEMENT REACHED ON SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS THE AMERICAN DELEGATION EXPECTED MOST AND
IS.
THE THEREFORE, MOST DISAPPOINTED. FRENCH ARE PHILOSO PHIC.
tions were so sketchy as they will heav
were for this eonference.
It begon i
(1J1
OF A
TOGO IN GAOL
Tokyo, Sept. 30, Shigenori Togo, ex-Foreign Minister of Japan, who wis ir Tolo'n cabinet, has boon put in the underground prison at
Yoko hamn along with others held or war crimes charges. Ilo surren dered to military polico of the Eighth Army and has bern under surveillance since Sept. 10, oulier ing from heart disenso, fror which he has now fully recovered. -Router.
ence that the governments whic Russia supports in the Balkan: Are representative and democra the. This underlines a difference In conception deeper and harde し bridge than
differences
C03
They Bay that international ary of State and predies that in
Die "amurt negotiationa always start the tong run, creakily and contentiously soft-voiced American" if he stiffen the final showdown enough in particularly when joint prepari
nchlove
They policy. Homething.
The other tondency in of the certainly learned" leal from this conference.
Western Powers to draw Rela
together. The United States an cloud of surtive positions have been Mai
learer. Se han the fact that ther Great Britain are so opposed t prises and misunderstanding
the east and are no separate qipali sus
west division i because the views of th variou
Europe that they have been and rate solutions. They all dovr Governments were not canvas>
are now disposed to make almos ail and if they are not treater vil in
any compromise to avoid 1. sa whole and on an equal interes
all the grent Powers,
STANDING TOGETHER Yol
the at be made
monient settlements cannol
wher British and Amerienn relations vark.
are exacerbated by the financia tussle in Washington, the Britis
an alao the French
This is a direct
reaction Renan attitude and Groubles the Western Powers
as much A 1 should trouble Moscaw.
nivance and procended slowly because the memoranda for discussion were ten des tributed only when the discus siam open
The
The British claim that the
delays. anticipated the argue that whenever disagreemen has been narrowed to the poin where a compromise can be worke out be experts, as an the questio of Trieste, the chief negotiators
A much have necomplished
he hopes for in the firs could round.
Progresa spent n
do mest
11
RUSSIANS SILENT The Russians
rantist what they think of the
rale tif but kine M. Molote
discussing points lot fine of procedure, possibly his iden o the purpose of this Brat meetm La hanumer out the ethead
the lang series of approach to
cunerete agreements that have
be made before the general pene trendy enn the formulated.
The
acten
htt
Chinese tre Polite
rather th attentive sometņlors setive participants in the debates
Europe and Afrien The thief interest is in the precedente
Pacifie being
xet here for the
Actually. of course, the lendin
characters in this dress rehearsal pence are M. Molotov
For Mr. Byrne.
und
The Soviet Farelen Minister has talked moet, demanded most. and though he has not won hir points, except on matters of re cedure, as in reserving the order of approach to the Rumanian and Bulgarian treaties, as far he ha comended nothing
SOFT-VOICED AMERICAN Thun he ' credited dominating
H
with
the proceedings b
holding to his original position or
ery issue, while the very
shift and back-down.
American
however
It should be added,
of other that several 27. berk
this delegations dispute
view They are Impressed by the sup aleness and coolness of the Seerel
Feud With Fascism
PARIS, SEPT. 30.
VALID CONCERN
Russia has a thr future of Mediterranean,
United
States.
Th
11
valid concern i
Afrien and und ng han th
The Concern #2 both is only in the free develo ment of free communications and pence.
Two tendencies, both disturbing have developed in the conferear One is the emergencr at ideal
leal differences among the Allies that the war efused or obscure
The most serious impasse is the dispute on the definition of demo M. Mulotov is an to pair crazy more emphatic that in his insist
bere
ar
standing with
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A more significant development nrobably part of the same pictur is the softening of the Frenet Howard Italy. In the discussion of Italian colonies in the Counci Prance was only the Power take our
ortrinal position potting some colonies under italiar administration.
Mr. Bidault argued that Ilaiy had to live.--Reuter.
FLOOD--OF REFUGEES ON THE YANGTSE
CHUNGKING, SEPT, 30. BOATLOADS OF HOMEWAND-BOUND REFUGEES IN THE FIRST ORGANISED MOVEMENT OF MILLIONS OF CHINESE NATIONALS DISPLACED BY THE WAR IN THIS COUNTRY ARE NOW MOVING DOWN THE YANGTZE UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CHINESE RELJEF AND REHABILITATION ADMINI STRATION. THEY ARE BEING CARRIED FROM CHUNGKING AS FAR AS HANKOW.
BECAUSE SOME ARE TOO EAGER TO AWAIT RIVER h TRUCK TRANSPORTATION OUT OF THE CHINESE HINTERLAND, C.N.REA. HAS SET UP FACILITIES FOR FOOD AND SHELTER ALONG THE MAIN ROUTES.
Among larger partica leaving this week, in addition to river ravellers, was a group of about four hundred which Net Trum Luichow for where further
for a return
be munde.
Kweilin arrangement:
to the coast will:
Δι Luichow. oflein's of thi
1.3.N.R.A.
are providing sonic transportation while the C.N.R. R. A. and American Advisor
amrittee for Voluntary Relief an agency financed by China Reller
are providing ric
LEON JOUHAUX, VETERAN | Gn GENERAL-SECRETARY
ان
for the
and money THE CONSEIL GENERALE Bed en route.
TRAVAIL
PEALED
Dentur
YESTERDAY AP
ΤΟ
Si, th
Citrine.
leader
QI tr Trade
Congress Union that high cost of living made Paris ng itabin as the bend
Jouhaux recalled that quarters,
the French
old Inter capital had given th
Federation Trades Unions the warmest hos pitality it had ever had.
"Have we even had the shador doubt of or liberty of actier "neerh bare?"
of
or
Unite
vegetables
Scrutiny Of Assets
Of Mikado
TOKYO, SEPT. 30. ASSETS OF THE JAPAN- ESE IMPERIAL HOUSE- BOLD WILL COME UNDER INCREASINGLY CLOSE ALLIED SCRUTINY AS THE SUPREME COMMAND'S OF FICIAL PROGRAMME UN. JOLDS, COL. RAYMOND KRAMER, HEAD OF GEN- ORAL MACARTHUR'S ECO- NOMIC AND SCIENTIFIC
be very curious about the Imperial assets," he aid, adding that all persons, companies and industries hold-
The U.N.N.R.A. China ofre OTHE
which is in Haison WORLI
with the N.R.R.A., has also sent person CONFERENC TRADE UNION
nel to awrist. Women, children, ih HERE NOT
ABANDON TO AS
aged and HEADQUARTERS
the sick were to be PARIS
THE FOR
NEW
WORLD led to ride from Luichow t Kweilin on a few trucks mud TRADE UNION FEDERATION
available for the move. Wing to criticisms
40,000,000 REFUGEES, Assistance for river voyagers LUTION, SAID TO-DAY. From Chungking provided h "We shull the National Government through the Ministry of Social Affairs We› Transportation Board, The firs groups to leave have been her for years receiving aid from thng property in Japan will be National Relief Commission. Es roated "exactly alike."
the number of dis He said it timates on
was known that the Emperor bas holdings in placed persons throughout Chin range from 25 to 40 million.
he Bank of Chosen' and Bank The Mexican Vicente Lombard
The Government has set asidr
Jf Taiwan, but a full report of 18 billion Chinese
dotiers to th Toledano, and leaders of the Tatie
the Japanese financial struc War Transportation Board over American Confederation of Traden War
ure has not yet arrived. C.N.R.R.A. the Wor transportation costs. Unions appealed to Conference for
has made available ten millor thu "collectiv
Chinese dollars for rellef among that the possibility of actua. action tariat" to secsire
non-Chinese displaced persons ir starvation among the Japanese democracy to Spain,
Shanghai area. announced his winter was "very real," The Latin-American statement Beniamin Kizer, director of th
but they had not asked officially added "If consciously
U.N.R.R.A. Ching office. incon
for assistance yet. He des- acionaly there should grow up
STATELESS PERSONS *** now Fascist centre in the world Eligible are persons of United ribed the Japaneeo as "apathe-
ic" toward the danger. Nations this world constitute a new theag
nationality ne well p to democracy.
He said the difference beat is impossibl stateless persons It
of other Axis- that victory should only bo vietor verscouted people and assistanc ween the supply and the cati-; against some Fascists and not al' here possible will be on a loan or mated needs of the nation was of them"Router.
partial loan basis.
1,500,000 tons of rice and "ve U.N.R.R.A. personnel are actingire not going into any pro- as avonta for O.N.R.E.A. in thi
gramme like that without con initial
stages of this Shanghal ulting Washington. Associat- Work C.N.R.R.A. work unde present
Arrangements will b directed in Shanghai towards per
of an international prole
BRITISH
A
raturn
AID TO CHINA...
OT
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*he
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Kramer said in the interview
d Press.
one who were not interned during US. PROMOTION
the occupation.
relief of internees have beer
Other arrangements · for--the i
made, it was paid. Associated
During the last four years, the peoples of Great Britain and the Cammonwealth and Empire have contributed over £1,500,000 for the relief of suffering in ChinBritish Press.
This fund is known United Airl to China" and sub scriptions have ranged from larg
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for
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