1941-01-28 — Page 4

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IN LONDON

Mr. Wendell Willkie's first day in London was crowded with activity. An hour's talk with the For- eign • Secretary, Mr. An- thony Eden, was followed by luncheon with Mr. Churchill, to whom Mr. Willkie delivered

a per- sonal message from Presi- dent Roosevelt.

Later Mr. Willkie SAW the Labour Minister, Mr. Ernest Ba- VRL

After receiving the press at the Geginning of the morning he made a quick tour of the devastated rea around St. Paul's Cathedral and through the ruins of Guild- hall

"I have met nobody down. hearted 82 far." Mr. Willis caid. "and don't expect to. You people must survive."

indicated that he would visit industrial centres in Britain "ni said: "If some of your me- thods are better than ours then i will try my best to introduce them into our industries. and af there are some

ways in which

We are better than you then I "m sure you will incorporate them into your factories."

Mr. Wilkie stated he intended to visit Eire and call on Mr. de Valera. Reuter.

GERMANY

MUST NOT RETURN

"The return of Ger- many to the African con- tinent would mean the

end of the independence and security of all African states," declared the Bel- gian Minister for Colonies, M. de Vleeschauwer, at Capetown yesterday.

He arrived in Capetown from Belgian Congo on Sunday and will teave for the north again on Thursday.

During his brief stay he will have talks with General Smuts on questions affecting the mutual interests of South Africa and Bel- Pian Congo, including trade rela- tions. Reuter.

RECONSTRUCTION AFTER THE WAR

on

The need to concentrate winning the war should not stand n the way of peaceful prepara- tion to meet new conditions that will come with peace, said Sir Ramaswamy Mundaliar, Com- merce Member of the Govern- ment of India, opening the second Labour Conference at New Delhi yesterday.

He said that when the war was over tremendous problems of re- .construction were bound to arise and it would be wise to seek a solution even now instead of ac- cumulating until peace was rès- tored. -Reuter,

PRINCESSES VISIT AIR STATION

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PRINCESSES ELIZABETH AND MARGARET ROSE PAID 'THEIR FIRST WARTIME VISIT TO AN RA.F. STATION WHEN THEY VACCOMPANIED ··· THE KING AND QUEEN YESTER- ¡DAY,

Princess Elizabeth sat at the controls of a Hudson bomber, and Princess Margaret, lying on the floor of the 'plane, focussed the bomb sights,

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