1941-03-14 — Page 4

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CLAUDE RAINS Jeffrey Lynn

Eddie Albert

May Rubro- Frank Mullugh Dick Porno * Blower Q'Neill

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THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 14, 1941.

INDIAN CONFERENCE BID TO TERMINATE DEADLOCK

THE BOMBAY CONFERENCE presided over by Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru yesterday adopted a draft re- solution which will be passed by the plenary session to-day.

After recording profound admiration of the heroism and undaunted steadfastness of the British people and paying a tribute to the Indian troops in the Middle East, the resolution urges the resources of India in men and materials should be used to the fullest advantage not only in self-defence but in helping the British people as fully as possible.

The resolution urges that sim- aftaneously with the reconstiue - tion of the central government

the British Government make declaration that within a definite Time limit after the conclusion of

the war, India will attam Con stitutional status such as will bel attained, for example, by the Do- nnn.ons of Australa and Canada

after the war.

Yugoslav Attitude

The Yugoslavs are re- sisting Nazi pressure, ac- cording to Ankara radio last night.

"The Yugoslav si are resolutely determined to remain neutral," sant the Turkish announcer, and Hans German pressure is fast leading to

MR. KAWAI ON AUSTRALIA'S FEARS

Australian fears of Japan were described

"completely un- necessary" by Mr. Tatsuo Kawai, first Japanese Minister to Australia, on arrival in Sydney yesterday.

Mr. Kawai said: "Australia is for the Australians and Asia for Asiatics," and he hoped to see a "geo- graphical, social, commercial, economic and political axis be- tween Australia and Asia."---Reuter.

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The announcer added that al- fence portfolio in charge of an In-

though an understanding between dan but with proper safeguards | Germany and Yugoslavia was ac- the| claimed on Wednesday, the sub- sequent change in the German de- mands seemed to have prevented the Yugoslavs from Signing an agreement. Reuter.

thefanti-Axis feeling in Yugoslavia.” SHIPS FOR

to maintain the position ot Commander-in-Chief as executive head of the Ariny, and the ance portfolio to be in the hand: of an Indian --Reuter,

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BRITAIN

THE BUILDING OF 500 CARGO SHIPS FOR BRITAIN IS PROVIDED FOR IN THE U.S. MARITIME COMMISSION'S NEW EMERGENCY PROGRAM. NE, ACCORDING TO JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.

purchase of aircraft is one of sidering

£6,000 from the people of Jaipur for a third fighter plane

THE

The Commission is also con- placing the liners Washington and Manhattan while the New York-Lisbon route, re- present West placing smaller ships at

operating that route, according to the New York Times."-Reuter.

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