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THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 8, 1940

SIGNIFICANCE OF ANOTHER HAVANA ACCORD

(SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL")

THE "CONSIDERABLE importance" and in- fluence of the Havana Pan-American Conference formed the subject of a long editorial in "Le Temps." "The session at Havana had considerable im- portance," the editorial asserted, "not only because the debates were carried on in the light of the pre- sent upheavals in Europe, but because, for the first time, they abutted in the solemn affirmation of the Solidarity of all the peoples of America in the face of world problems.

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"There is now a common doc- trine for the countries of the two Americas, each of which countries, developing according to its own character in the centre of an or- ganisation that is certainly peace- ful, remains liable to be called to! take forceful measures, in prede-' termined circumstances, to assure the security of all," the editorial said.

"This is, in the international! order, a new fact which will have to be kept in mind in all rela- tions with the American states, henceforth governed

for inter-American administration

ised:

"BIG SHOT"

LEAVES M.0.1.

of

Sir Kenneth Lee, the Director-General. the Ministry of In- formation, has resign- ed, and is succeeded by Sir. Frank Pick, for- merly a member of the London Passenger Transport Board. Reuter.

GOEBBELS

----PLAYING

WITH FIRE

on.

For some time now, the neutral journalist which are

by the rule of the Monroe Doc- German radio has been who has been allowed to trine," "Le Temps" declared.

The editorial next briefly an- broadcasting warnings see some of the results of

alysed the concrete results of about allowing children to the bombing of the Thys-the Havana conference.

play with matches, the sen works near Dussel-

European Possessions |dangers of handling dorf reports that he was told that the works and Commenting on the proposal petrol carelessly, and so vicinity have been raided of European possessions in

Children have always loved to 28 times and Dusseldorf America, the newspaper emphas

play with matches, and it has 18 times during the past it is recognised in Washington always been dangerous to handle three months.

that the French possessions are in petrol carelessly, and so it might be wondered why the German Factory officials told him that no way aimed at.

"It has been stated specifically radio has suddenly started to issue 20,000 workers went to air-raid shelters during the raids and that possessions temporarily plac- such warnings.

One explanation is that when many German factories start worked under inter-American admin- later so that workers can make up istration will be restituted to their Germans see fires at a distance, or original administrators on condi-hear of them, they might-re- for sleep lost during air raids.

al-membering the radio warnings. He saw a laboratory which was tion that American security badly damaged by one bomb dur-lows such restitution, or else that think they have been caused by their independence will be recog-carelessness, and not by bombs ing a 3-hour raid on June 16.

German air force officers told nised if they are adjudged, cap-dropped by the R.A.F.

A large quantity of petrol, at him that an area of 1,000 yards able of government themselves.

There is therefore the risk of Hoboken, near Antwerp, has gone had to be cordoned off around any R.A.F. bombs which did not an eventuality which no European up in flames.

power having possessions in the The official Nazi explanation is explode. He was also told that plans have western hemisphere could disre-that the fire was caused by people

smoking cigarettes, while collect been made to move 40,000 work-gard.", "Le Temps" stated.

This last formula of the Pan-ing petrol that was floating on top ers to new quarters if the R.A.F.

American Conference calls, at the of water in a ditch. raids are intensified.-Reuter.

RAIDER PAID

FOR "CHEEK"

IN AN INTERVIEW YESTER- DAY, THE MASTER OF THE 1,000-TON STEAMER HIGH- LANDER, WHICH AS RECENT- LY REPORTED-SHOT DOWN] TWO GERMAN AEROPLANES, SAID THAT THE ACTION TOOK PLACE ABOUT 3 MILES OFF THE COAST.

It was a clear, starry night when the first 'plane-started to machine- gun the ship...

The crew jumped to their guns. The raider got "too cheeky" and as it crashed, aided by their guns, one wing smashed onto the poop," the rest of the machine falling intoj the sea in flames.

very least, for serious reserve, for There is no official explanation, it would imply, as it now stands, however, of how the petrol came, the right of powers which would to be on the water in the ditch. establish themselves as temporary Reuter. administrators, to modify the sta-*** tus of the European possessions if this were to appear, in their eyes, to be in the interests of American secúrity,' "Le Temps" concluded.-Havas.

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ACID TEST

OF BRITISH

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AMERICANS DECORATED BY CHINESE GOVT. |(SPECIAL TO "CHINA, MAIL”)

The Chinese Government has decorated two- American highway transport experts, Messrs. C; W. Van Patter and A. B. Bassi, with the Order of the Brilliant Jade, for the services, they rendered to China. Havas.

TO-DAY AT THE KING'S

THE LONDON PRESS. YES. ROMANTIC DRAMA OF

TERDAY PRINTED PHOTO | GRAPHS GIVING THE LIE TO it

Another German machine then attacked the Highlander, whose two machine-guns brought ¡down.

NAZI ALLEGATIONS THAT THE WAR ON SPIES!

THE GERMAN "BLOCKADE? "I can tell you, it was a hefty HAS SUCCEEDED IN CLOSING half-hour!" said the captain. Reuter.

TRADE TALKS

IN MOSCOW

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THE PORT OF LONDON.

The photos show London docks! filled with ships unloading vast quantities of food and materials. Others show warehouses. .cram- med with wool, leather, tobacco and metal.

The London Dock has seldom been busier.

A commentator from a Boston Mr. Butler, replying in the (U.S.A.) radio station provided Commons to a number of ques-the final answer when he said, in tions relating to the progress of connection with Nazi claims about negotiations for a trade agreement British shipping losses:

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with Russia, said: "Lord Halifax "The British figures would had recently sent instructions to the British Ambassador at Mos- cow to seek a further interview with the People's Commissar of Foreign Trade who had under-

appear to bo more reliable. British exports are not drop- ping off and thla is the acid test.

"So long as goods come to Bri- taken, at his last interview, to ac-ftnin, ships must be bringing them quaint Britain as soon as possi-in."--Reuter, ble with the view's of the Soviet Government.

It has always been and still is the wish of His Majesty's Govern- ment that the negotiations. should make as rapid progress as possi-

ble.

He had had, reports that Soviet- Iranian, Soviet-Swedish

and Soviet-German","negotiations.con- nected with trade matters "wore In progress-British Wireless.

"RIVER CLYDE” SUNK BY A MINE

The Admiralty announce that the. mine-sweeping has trawler, River · Clyde," boen sunk by an enemy mine, The next of kin of the casualties have been inform- ed. Reuter

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THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 8, 1940

Behind the Bulwark Of Britain: The Battle With Hitler.

SPEAKING AT A PUBLIC luncheon in EACH MAN London yesterday, the First Lord of the Ad- miralty said that "by sheer weight of the vast TO DIG war machine which they have created, the Germans have overrun a large area of Europe EXTRA TON

and overthrown, for the time being, the great bastion of freedom on the Continent which the French people have maintained for over a century.

Men of the Dearne Valley Col- Yorkshire, liery, near Barnsley, worked voluntarily through Saturday afternoon and Sunday:

-the first week-end work in its fifty years history.

This country, as the outpost of the British Commonwealth, and aided by Allied con- tingents which escaped the successive strokes of the Nazi scythe, now constitutes the only organized bulwark against the creation of a European Police State which is Germany's im mediate aim, with the threat which that would a involve to other nations oversea.

Only behind this bulwark can the forces be mobilised and organised which will later remove the monstrous threat to liberty which confronts the world.

The Nazis have already enslav-immeasurably

As the Battle of France ended.".

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