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THE CHINA, MAIL, SEPTEMBER 20, 1941..

MYSTERY PAPERS

'Amazing" Documents Handed To Labour Leader

CHUNGKING SUSPICIONS DISPELLED

(SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL")

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President Roosevelt's frank statement to

·Congress on details of American aid to China has dispelled. what- ever apprehension suspicion which re- ports of the U.S.-Japan conversations, em- anating from Shang- hai, were designed to create in the minds of the Chinese people, said С semi-official spokesman in Chung- king yesterday.

The spokesman add- ed that the crudities of the Japanese diplo- matic manoeuvres were thus completely exposed. Interna- tional News Service.

DAILY STRAFE CONTINUES

A Royal Air Force communique issued in Cairo states that the bar- bour and shipping at Tripoli,! Benghazi and Bardia, and also: munition factories in Ligata, in; Sicily, were bombed without any loss to the R.A.F.-Reuter.

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Unfavourable To Australian Premier

MR. CURTIN, THE Australian Labour leader, who on Wednesday gave notice of a question bearing on public administration and the employment of Government funds, and who was assured on Thursday by the Premier, Mr. A. W. Fadden, that Government was satisfied with the propriety of steps taken, made a statement on the matter in Canberra yesterday.

Last Saturday, Mr. Curtin said, a man called on him while he was still in his bed- room, bringing documents with him. These, the man said, were "worth while" if ques- tions were asked concerning the use of secret funds.

"I was amazed to find in these documents extracts from docu- ments which, from my knowledge, should not have been available outside the head of the Govern- ment.

"I showed them on Monday to Mr. Fadden who was astounded to read them. I also showed them to Mr. Menzies (the former Prem- ier).

**Trades Union leaders denied all knowledge of them,

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"I discussed the matter with the Labour Executive on Wednesday

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"I thought Government have given a fuil answer Thursday.

"Parliament should know the full details of the propriety of ex- penditure.

"My own opinion la that the documents wore given me In view of what happened to Mr. Menzica in the recent political dissension, as It was believed they would enable me to attack Mr. Fadden.

"Some of the contents were ex- tremely unfavourable to Mr. Fad- den."-Reuter.

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BURMESE

RELATIONS WITH CHINA

The inter-dependence of the security of Burma and China on each other was emphasised by the leader of the Chinese de- legation, Mr. T. K. Tseng, at the opening of the Sino - Burmese negotia- tions on Chinese emigra- tion into Burma yester- day morning.

Mr. Tseng, who speech was read in his absence owing to ill-health, sald that Britain, Burma and China were “practically on the same Democratic front. He refer- red to Mr. Churchill's latest speech as showing an increasing rea:isa- tion that the southward expansion programme of the Axis partner in the Pacific was a real menace. 3)

Mr. Tseng said the present negotiations were another ex- ample of the, growing coopera tion between.. Burma and China.

The Premier of Burma, Mr. U. Saw, said that while Burma's pro- posals sought to impose restric- tions on new Chinese immigration, they had not the intention to im pose unfair or humillating condi- tions on immigrants.

He also proposed to: deal, gen- erously with Chinese nationals al- ready In Burma,. He acknowledg- ed the benefits accrued to Burma in the past from Chinese immigra- tion, adding that the harmony be tween Burmans and Chinese must be retained at all costs, and the best way of achieving it was by allaying the natural fears of the Burmans by Imposing an agreed restriction on Chinese immigra- tion. Reuter

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