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Far East Affairs

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Vernon Bartlett, noted journalist, who has been making a study of political affairn in the Far East, gavo an entertaining radio talk on his Impressions last night. He left early this morning on his return to London.

Mr. Barifelt sold:

May I begin by explaining why I'm talking at all? I had the plea- sure and the misfortune to lunch Postmaster with your

General-a pleasure because I happened to like him; a misfortune because 1 hate being called upon to talk at short notice and he did that very thing to me. There was no suggestion of it when lunch began and before lunch was over I was pledged, to face The microphone this evening.

I used to broadcast a good deal in England and, between ourselves, although I'd do everything possible to sound us though I were saying anything that came into my head, I'd spend at least 20 hours a week in preparing a 15 minutes talk about international affairs. There was always the possibility that, if I talked about Paraguay or the North Pole, there would be somebody listening In who had spent all his life in Paraguay or a good many years of It trying to reach the North Pole, and ho'd write in to the British Broadcasting Corporation to say that I ought to be sacked, or shot, or both.

And here I um faced with a microphone having arrived in Hong kong from Shanghai this morning and being compelled, much against my will, to sail for Singapore this evening. What can I say in such circumstances?

FLYING VISIT

My Job at home is to write about International affairs, and, alas, we're so taken up with Italy or Germany that we find it difcuit-or our states- men and editors find it difficult to realise the extent to which the fate of Europe is being decided in the For East. That means that I could escape from tome

only for two months, and two months, even if you fly all the way from London to Hongkong as I did gives you very little time to become an expert on Chinese affairs,

11, 1938.

NO FOREIGN AIRCRAFT AT HAWAII

Washington, Mar, 10.

It is exclusively learned that the Goverment National Defence ap- plications for British and Dutch aviation interests for permission to establish air bases at Hawali have| been refused.

The major reason for refusal by the United States Was the Un- the Hawall

willingness to expose defences to the view of foreign air liners, over which the Government would have little control.

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'Britons sought a stop-off at Hawall for the projected air line bewteen Australia and Vancouver. The Dutch are reported to be Interested in extending their air service from the Dutch East Indies to Manila and thence to the United States through Hawali.

A member of the Government ex- of per-

plained that the granting mission would most likely result in similar applications being made by others. He did not specifically men- tion Japan.

It is reported that an added factor prompting rejection was the desire of the Government to await the out- come pending civil aviation legislation defining, among other things, the agency for granting landing certi fcates to foreigners.--United Press,

quietly.

came in from Jays to this effect: And one day a message "For Heaven's sake, tell those fel- lows in Geneva to keep that door shut." And when people in Geneva can annoy people in Javu, right the other side of the world, by slamming it do

door, I would suggest that the time has come when we have to alter a lot of our old ideas, to realise that, as the Italians say (or used to say before Signor Mussolini began to teach them something different), "all the world's one country."

And it is, you know. It's only when you come out East that you realise to the full how widely standards differ. Standards of com- fort and civilisation, of wealth and poverty. But also how fundamental- ly we all want the same things peace in which to work for ourselves and our familles. Security, as evi-

A week in Hankow, a fortnight in Hongkong, a couple of days in Can-denced in the possession of a tob.

A lot of friends and so on.

ton-no, I shan't be such a fool as to say what I think about the Far East after that short experience. At I've spent a very happy, if also a least I shall only say that in my very short, time in this Colony, opinion, it is one of the worst trage-i's far more beautiful than I had dies of the after-war period that this ever imagined. It is far more hos- Breatest

potential market in the pitable. I feel, on leaving it, rather world, China, should be threatened like the American tourist who could with the danger of absolute chaos remember Rome only as the place in when, for the first time since 1911, which he saw a little yellow dog. as the import and export statistics By which I mean show, it is becoming slowly more thoroughly ashamed of my ignorance 80 home united, better disciplined and better of Far Eastern affairs and very governed.

anxious to come back again in order to get rid of that ignorance.

I daresay that, in the process of trying to defend its territory the Chinese people will become still more united; that's very definitely the im pression one brings back from Han- kow, but at a cost in Chinese lives and foreign capital which is terri- fying and tragic.

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The

So fascinating that I've spent most of my afternoon wandering about the poorest parts of Hongkong buy- Ing bits of Jade and amber and Ivory that look extremely valuable and probably aren't.

watching varied life of the streets. I've been doing that instead of working out a solemn and pompous talk tut future of Germany, or the resignation of Mr. Eden (ike most attractive man I've ever met in British politics) or the relationship between Britain and the Dominions.

on the

I can't say very much about Shang- effectively that I arrived there at 7 p.m. one evening and I had to return to Hongkong at 11 am. the next day-surely one of the shortest visits on record! But even so I was able to go round the most horrible de vastated area I have ever seen, far worse than Madrid and that's bad enough, and to convince myself more thoroughly than ever before that, if the world allows this sort

of des- fruction to take place without even a declaration of war, the outlook for civilisation is very black, and de- servedly block. It is only in places Ike Shanghal or Hongkong that you

Forgive me then for wandering on realise how very interdependent like this and saying so little. You people

of every race and colour have will forget this talk-unless I've become; how much the maintenance said anything to anger or offend of peace has becomo everybody's far more quickly than I shall. I interest.

shall remember it because, I repent, SCRAP OLD IDEAS

I've had a time here that was both Several years ago the League of niways get the two together) and interesting and happy (and you don't Nations began a series of experi- I'm glad to have the opportunity of mental short-wave transmission from Geneva. had no

proper studio saying so. with nicely padded walls like the And now, if I don't stop talking, room from which I'm talking now, you'll be bored and I shall miss my and it had a door nobody could shut ship. So good night, Hongkong!

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