Premier And Youngsters
Pandit Nehru, Prime Minister of India. surrounded by children as he waits to Broadcast in
- New Delhi, (Ascociated Press Photo).
Burmese General To See Prime Minister
SORRY PICTURE
London, July 5.
The Burma Government's number two man, Gen- oral No Win, arrived here today for top level defence talks with British military and politi- cal loadors.
IN BURMA General Ne Win, who is Deputy Premier as well as
Rangoon, July 5.
Burma's vyerall production in down to a third of its pre-war level, a Government spokesman said tonight in a broadcast over Rangoon Radlo,
Defence Minister in Burma's Cabinet, has come here to inspect British military equipment and installations, a Foreign Office spokesman said.
Other villeiaf
MOLTEOUS
$ ;*f- אֵין
accom
and become a republic.
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1040.
U.S. SENATE BEGINS You can Speed up a job like this
DEBATE ON THE ATLANTIC PACT
Washington, July 5.
The United States Senato has mot to dobate the North Atlantic Pact. The session was: held in cramped quarters in the old.Suprema Cours room owing to repairs to the Sonate Chambor.. Observers, who regardi ratification, as almost cer
tain, believe that the lack of space may mean earlier passage for the Bill.
A two-third majority is needed for rotification. Bitter opposition is expected, particularly from the isolationist bloc, but not enough to defeat the Bill.
I
"Approval of the treaty woukl
>
"It ens plan Its future with
LONDON MEETING ON EAST
London, July 5. The two-day Anglo-French conference on Middle Eastern problems started at the Foreign Office today. Tho talks almed at working out a joint Anglo-French approach to four major problems in the Middle East.
The first question is the fopnar Italian colonics, the second Israel's frontlers, the third the Heart Of Poace
change of crime in Syrig und li "Under the Atlantic Pret no
fourth the economic problēms of i sword leaps from its scabbard, no Middle East' countries in connec.
crops plane
tion with President Trunau's pro- its bombs-no
гот economic soldier murches with
gromnie calling a gin in his hund until an armed attack in
issistunee to undeveloped and colonial areas. violation of international Low Is thep a peaceful member of
tell the world we shall not be renewed hope. New business neutral in the face of aggression", enterprises, increased trule and Scuator Tom Connally, Demotra, į planning for long-range recovery tic Chairman of the Senate for should be the direct result, cig Relations Committee, sald,
"Autirte 5-the "iceth" of the Pact-is huset", Mr Connally salg, "on the fundamental
pin pushtin that an armed atlock against any one of us is to, be considered an attack against 'all. "What a splendidl thing it I would be if the millions of people behind the Iron Curtain had the same opportunity as the people
to read of the free world
the Foreign
Committer's fentions report on the Atlantie Part," Mr. Connally went on.
"They would see that the Pact is not alreed a them or any other Broup of States. It is aimed only against aggression and war.
"We have become painfully
pware that the technique
or
divide and conquer is not a thing
the past but a part of the in speure present. It has been given fresh He and application during the last four years fry country | after country. The catalogue of the
victims Is even {}}}'{• imposing
than at compiled by aggresor nations betore World War 11.
"For
An Antidote
the.
Seenpiring
that he and a party of Bunniese
*ya* First Ambassador 10 military experts. with hum ure Burma, Mr. T. 13. Bowker, will
attend the discussions!
free coing to discuss with Britain big-
General Ne senle purchase of arins and alre
Wic muy
States of the world." Mr. C90 go to
nally said, "It is now perfectly of Burma's development
Paris and Prague offer his Lon-
obvious that there is only one cruft, afr felds and defence of Burma's don discussions. common frontier with China.
Burma Is interested in French
security- way to peace and through pulley In Indo-China and is doing
co-operativo
action In with Czechoslovakia,
making clear advance Meanwhite. Burmese Gave177 – their determination to QUUDIC ment forces
aggression," have recaptured Malang, an important railway
Ratification would enable the European Recovery Programme 20 miles North West of Meiltiin, the Burmese Army to go ahead with vitality, Radio announced today.
Mr. Connally declared,
recovery is blocked Complete
of inge
He ended for the cultivation of 2,500,000 midiimad peres of lanet | 201
additional and the export of 500,000 tons of rice a part of the Government's 1040 pln to restore pre-war production levels The spokesman estimated that only be per
of Burme agricultural land is being worked. that mineral production is almost al, timber rutuction only 50 rent of enpuelty, mhing rubber about 20 per cent production insigniftrant,
r
and
The spokesman said that thr Government regrets that through force of rheum: lances its assts. tance to the plan gligible.
will he be-
Agricultural plans, originally planned, have been revised to half the amount this year, The success of the plan will depend more on the spontaneous efforts of the cultivator.
The spokesman explained that the Government's efforts will be concentrated m getting the cult- vators and cultivation organised, -Renter
1
General Ne Win was panieri by U Hla Maung, Burinise Ambassador to Thailand, Bajor General B. Temple, bend of the British Service Mission to Burnie,
J. Khin Wing-Commander S. head of the Burmese Air Force at Bo Setya, Burma's top civil aviation expert.
town about
п
1:t
maile
Mr. Connally સાંત
that the treaty
aty does not constitute any endorsement by the United States of the Coluntul policies of any of the signatory Power,
"' agree 100 per cent with those who
Tho argue That
this treaty should not be either the
sens
front door, the side door or the back Uniter! door through which the States might be drawn into the
between family quarrels signatory parties and their over- ferritories in Africu, the Far East or
of the other parts world." Mr.
Connally stated. On
he wald: "Ger Germany many lies at the heart of world peace. Clearly, no viable settle. ment can be devised for Europe unless this question is ap. preached in a constructive and olatesman-like fashion. "As inc
the Occupying Powers, we must insist, of course, that
the new German State should never be permitted io develop in such S VIV OS inence the peace of the work't
guin.
Alleviation Of Foar
"On the ofyer hand, we must use our influence to provide for the Gennan people a future as an integral part of free Furope. Unless this in done we face the dismal prospect of driving them In the Inseln district, North, at
of Com- The Burmese Deputy Premier
Rangoon
into the waking aITYS n force of 30 Karens by a paralyzing sense is to confer with the Prime
has been seen moving Ner.h-curity, and the frenity is a power- munism.
"Thus far, a constructive inte- Karen hul antidote to this poison. Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, the presumably towards the
With this protection Secretary,
of Germany into Western Foreign
Nyaungiobing on
afforded gration Erust stronghold Mr
the
Pact the Rungon-Mandalags railway, by the Defence Minister, Mr.
A'lentle Devin.
Western Europe has been marle extremely A. V. Alexander,
caster Bicult because of the fear that antt
the Field-
Radio
breathe alded.—Assuckled | Europe may
Germany could become too strong Marshal Sir William Slim, Chic! Press and Reuter.
again," he said.
for the comfort of our European ut the Imperial General Star.
Allies. Most Important
the
forers
The British are urging Burmese to speed the liquidation of Red-led insurrectionist who For months have been waging guerilla warfare against Ure Rangoon Government,
The talks are conaldared to
be the most important since Beltain agreed two years ago to
Japan Planning A Merchant Marine
Tokyo, July 5.
tet Burma leave the Empire The Japanese Government has drafted a plan to
Thinks Russians Are Sincere
Heidelberg, July 5.
Mr. John J. McCloy, designated as the first United States High Commissioner in Gormany, be- fioves the Russians to be sincere in their desiro to ronow amicable relations with the other oc- cupation powers.
Mr.
Referring to his Berlin talks a of a capitud for Western
with the Soviet ming-Reuter. faw days ngo Commander in Chief in Germany, General Vassili Chuíkov, Meloy atided: "I saw nothing in General Chuitor's attitude to in- dleate the entrory,"
Ile and General Chulkey did
the
no cincues any matters of great moment, he said, though Suvict Commander hd
greed that the results of the Paris For- cign Ministers Conference were favourable in making it possibly for representatives of the two powers to resume contacts and get on with the problems over many.
Asked 1 he plans to
Gor
mitto
talks with the Russians, Mr.
McCloy, said: "It something comes
புற
T
suppose I would make the
Arst overture."
Other points made by Mr. McCloy:
Trade:-The re-opening
of
East-West trade is highly desin-
blo
le for Germany. A flow of free and healthy trade between. Enst West, apart, from war poten- Unis, will generally benefit both aldes.
External
Relations: Mr. MeGloy said that in the mensura- ble future if will be possible to allow Germany to have cummer- cial representatives abroad and at The same time, ease the overroun travel restrictions for Germana... "The more you open the win. dows, the more you lat in the light, tisus putting dermena, in contact with the outside world. frank which they have, bran, so
West, Germany's copitol ME- McCloy declined to be leg by. German correspondenta info riving a statement on tils choice
Ger-
construct 45 new merchant vessels totalling 250,000 tons during the current fiscal year, raising to 1,800,000 tons the size of Japan's merchant marine; vt The Occupation authoritics have to the Government that
they will authorise new construction only on a ship-to-ship buis.
estimated new construction.)
The Money would gume ham the U.S. Aid Counterpart Fund.
Of the total 45 ships the Griv- SCAP offelals recently sold the erminent hope will be construcl- United Press that follies are ed, 25 will be cargo vessels jet avullable for the construction at 6,000 tons euch, 14 will be cargo 300,000 tons of shitpphug for the Vessels or the 4.000 ton class d bonie
Beel und another
six others will be tankers Incld- jong for export this year.
ing a 12,000 tonner and three lot The Government's play calla: 10,000 tons, according to Japanese for feans to shipping companies press, reports. contracting for new vessels in- The size of the proposed ves- talling more Chan 4,000,000,cno sels may be cut before Occupa- yen (£3,750,000) balt tip on approval.-United Presa.
Years from now
YOU'LL STILL HAVE
YOUR FAITHFUL
Maytag
Washing the Maytag way is so simple, so quick so cosy on clothes-overy time you set your Maytag whirring remember that it's built to go on work. ing for you, for years and years and years! GLIMAN & CO., LTD. OELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
Tol. 27017,
Glincónter Axtalo".
200,000
"The Increased kunity and security which the Pact will 41- sure our North Atlailtle partners will do much to alleviate this fear and to pave the way for fuller participation of Germany
In Western European affairs. There Is, indeed, nireatly en- couraging evidence that this will happen," Mr. Coonully conclud- ed.--Reuter,
Look How
France Is represented by Roland de Margerie, head of the Middle Eastern and African division of the French Foreign Office. The chief British representative is the Assistant Under-Secretary State, Michael Wright.
of
While the discussions are of an exploratory mature they are be leved to be of considerable im- Laking portance since they are place alnost on the eve of the con-
Middlo ference of British
Enat diplomats.
The diplomats are meeting in London about July 20 under the chairmanship of the Foreign Secretary, Ernest Bevin.
It is believed that Britain will 1294 the conference to give France detailed information about British sponsored development schemes for Transjordan and to slimuhite French Interest in co- operating to carry
out Middle Eastern irrigation plans. These programines fall within the do- finition of President Truman's "Point Four."—United Priezu.
JAPS TO STUDY IN AMERICA
Tokyo, July 5.
The occupation authorities have cleared 84 Japanese students for study in the United States during the past four months, General Douglas MacArthur's headquarters announced today,
Since the programme started a your ago. 155 students, including 64 women, have been authorised to study in Americo,
Students have been admitted to more than 100 universities and colleges In 35 States.
In addition eight Japanese have been granted entry permits under. a special statute allowing imm-| ration of professors and minis- ters,
Four Japanese students gained entry to schools in Europe and o further 63 are waiting for clear- unces.-Reuter.
Bostik
Helps in Industry!
There's a Bostik Adhesive
FOR FIXING
GLASS TO METAL WOOD TO GLASS CANVAS TO METAL
FELT TO METAL FABRIC TO WOOD LEATHER TO WOOD
RUBBER TO PLASTIC
CORK TO METÁL
RUBBER TO RUBBER
}
WOOD TO HUDBER FIBRE.BOARD, TO LEATHER LING TO NON-POROUS SURFACES
Bostik
Sticks Anything To Anything.
A § K JACKS>ABOUT IT
William Jacks & Co., Ltd.
22803.
Hal METALLIC
WITH
Lillington's
NO. 1 METALLIC LIQUID
This Liquid is a rapid hardener and at the saído time produces a waterproof, hardwearing and dustless concrete. These properties were utilised to the full in the construction of aerodromes and Government factories during the war. The use of Lillington's No. 1 Motallie Liquid enabled Service vehicles to carry supplies over the previous day's concreting, thus speeding the job considerably.
1
No 2 METALLIC LIQUID—Waterproofs exterior brick- work and affords complete protection against heavy rains in exposed positionis.
No. 5 METALLIC LIQUID-Makes concrete floors water
and dust proof.
No. 6 METALLIC LIQUID–Repairs leaky roofu and
terraces.
PAINTCRETE—For exterior decoration. Outlasts distemper and lime wash. SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE
Sole Agents:**
MANNERS ENGINEERING LTD.
Mercantile Bank Bldg.
Tel. 34174.
ALL AROUND THE WORLD
you'll find
SLOAN FLUSH VALVES
THERE ARE MORE SLOAN 'FLUSH VALVES SOLD THAN ALL OTHER MAKES COMBINED.
Agents
ANDERSEN, MEYER & COMPANY, LTD.
David House
Tel: 28091
BRC
FABRIC
ELECTRICALLY CROSS-WELDED
IN
STEEL WIRE MESH
NROLLS OR SHEETS
FOR CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT
1.
Stock Available
DAVIE, BOAG & CO., LTP
4.
Chartered Bank Vide.
Ageuls for
BRITISH REINEDROZÓ ODNCRETE ENG. CO.LT