1945-11-12 — Page 3

Eisenhower Demands Courtesy

FRANKFURT, NOV. 11. GENERAL EISENHOWER HAB ISSUED A LETTER TO ALL UNIT COMMANDERS DE- MANDING A GENERAL IM- PROVEMENT OF BEHAVIOUR IN AMERICAN TROOPS OF EUROPE, PARTICULARLY TO- WARD THE ALLIED PEOPLEB,

In this latter he declared that "our standards of courtesy both military and civilian have fallen balow thono that Americans have at home."

THE CHINA MAIL, HONG KONG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1945.

Shanghailanders View Wainwright Future With Pessimism Ambition

SHANGHAILANDERS BEING REPATRIATED ON THE "ARAWA" EXPRESSED GENERAL PESSIMISM RG-

GARDING THE FUTURE OF SHANGHAI AS ONE OF CHINESE BOUND FOR

THE BIG FINANCIAL AND INVESTMENT CENTRES

OF THE FUTURE, IN A SURVEY OF OPINION HOME

TAKEN BY A "CHINA MAIL" REPORTER. SHANGHAUS POSITION SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN EX- PRESSED BY SIR VICTOR SASSOON, WHOM THE SHANGHAI PRESS RECENTLY REPORTED AS STAT- ING, IN AN INTERVIEW IN INDIA, THAT THE CHIN- ESE WOULD HAVE TO TAKE THE LEAD WHERE FOREIGN BUSINESS WAS CONCERNED.

WASHINGTON, NOV. 11.

I SURPLUSES FOR CHINA

Pearl Harbour, Nov. 11.

GENERAL JONATHAN The Navy announced to-day WAINWRIGHT WANTS To that it was arranging to ship RETURN TO BATAAN IN aiz shiploads of surplus pup- ORDER TO ESTABLISH Aplion to the office of forolgń li- NATIONAL PARK AS Aquidation commission in China MEMORIAL FOR THE

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Fukuoka, Nov. 11, A Japanese ship is carrying home 2,000 Chinese war-prisonor the General said: "I never want

Speaking 'nt a pross conTerente Act. contract labourers whose rioting to nee the Orient again forced the American Marines to

Two ships will contain hospi- NI atal equipment and supplies from stand guard at the Chinese camps, military leader, but I want to go the South Pacific. The other

American troopa rod the trains back to work on a plan that

dear to my heart.

four ships will contain general that brought the Chinese to this

"I am going to Bataan and general stores, automotive and

provisions

food, clothing, northern Kyushu island harbour from Kyushu and southern Hon-make that sad battlefield into shu.

national park as a memorial to the

construction equipment and re- A detachment of forty men in officers and men who fought and pair facilities. accompanying the

dled thore," repatriation

Four ships are already load- Wainwright will report to Newed in forward areas. The vengol departed on

Eastern defence

The six ships will deliver an command head estimated quantity Thursday.

of 50,000 thore. Two Chloese were killed and two

tons of cargo at the original Wounded And a score of Japanese police and civilians were

value of $20,000,000 when pur- beater in the disorders which

chased by the U.S. Govern- prompted the stationing the Marines in each comp.

By whatever understanding porary inflationary period with has been reached already, It the United States dollar pouring appears that the Chinese În in a regular flood from› the U.S. Shungbai are inclined to insist Third Fleet to thousanda of relatively on balding 61 per cent, inter yet, little cafes and bars that have ship on a five-day trip to Tangky. York on January 15 to become the like mushrooms. China.

The Commandor-in-Chief sald

the soldiers' conduct that

was excellent in most cases but stated that "the remaining small minority can give" a bad reputation that will take our country a long time to overeunir.

Eisenhower cited lack of cour teay, reckless driving and impro- per army drew on the part of nome midler

camming the United Staten to be dineredited among the Allien Jr said that there and been considerable loss of lito from reckless striving and pointed out that Germna propie ganda pictured "Americans as an uncouth, il-behaved and Irrespon will german of gangsters.

Eisenhower

"W. and: prove that much charges are comi

letely fut

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to four The same situation exists in JanB BEAÐ

wrist watches, while the former Fronch Coneesalon, maay carried cameras and other where the old French Municipal; souvenirs. -Associated Press. Pallee are still on duty under new Chinese superintendents.

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VATICAN'S VIEW

VATICAN CITY, NOV. 11. THE "OBSERVATORE RO. MANO"

SAID THE INTER- NATIONAL

AS SITUATION PRESIDENT TRUMAN AND PRIME MINISTER ATTLEE MEET WAS "GRAVE, WITH OUT DOUBT FOR THE WORSE THAN AT THE END

OF THE LONDON CONFER ENCE J FOREIGN MINIS TERS.

The Chinese labourers accused the Japanese coal mine orators of having failed to pay the wagen Shanghai last year. promired in contracts signed Et

The Old Lady of the Band Arabs Take Strong Line

the "North China Daily News" has recaptured her old plary as Shanghai's principal newspaper and sounding-board of British pinion in North China, and is Turning on six pages despite a cumplate footing of all the lin types and printing press by the The Vatican City newspaper Japanese, Millington's is doing Busted that the necessity of } the NC.D.N.'s printing, finling a puial of mutual under The "Shanghat Times glancing and efficient collabora tion must not entail compromises which seriBre Liberty

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Canton. Nov. 11

The arrival in Canton of 600,000

the "Shanghai Evening i'l and Mercury" plants have been taken over by Chinese Interests, and are now being issued gas” the "Shanghai Herald" "Shanghai Post."

ane

FLEET IS IN The United States Third Fleet in the river, with a small

Cairo, Nov. 13.

The Chanell of the Arab League will send a formal note to the British and United States Govern- ments saying that no new decision will be taken ors the Palesting probleme without previous сол Kullation and agreement with the Arab countries, it is learned nu thoritatively here to-day.

This is the esseNCE of what transpire at this morning's most ing of the Arab Lengue's Palen- line Committee, when а гелоц tin, based on the British 1939 White Paper and the late Pre- sident Roosevelt's pledge to King Ibn Saud and the Regent of Tray. was passed.

Soudi Arabia,

Egypt, Iraq,

represented nt the meeting....

piculs of coal from Shakwan and Royal Naval Holilla conneeled Syria, Lebanon and Yemen

Ping Shek, with another 600,000 | with it. The flagship uf ihe picule on the way, has greatly folia is H.M.S, Belfast (Ad- Router helped the Power Station and miral Surveus). various factories in their tas, thanks to financial aizst Ruce from the Kwangtung Pr vincial Bank at the Canton Municipal Bank Fuel prices in Canton have declined. 0.0.4

US. EXPERT BLAMES JAPAN POR JAVA

Tokyo. Nay, 11. The American chief of counter- intelligence here said to-day that Japaness who ary responsible for the current warising in the Eur Indies were trained in the Japa

nehool in the mese propaganda Tokyo area. Associated Press.

ON THIN ICE

Washington, Nov. 11

were

The Japanese have disappear JAPANESE CAMP IN

Race WYOMING BREAKS UP

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Shanghai tife is slowly turni ing to normal, but it will have little chance of rapid prog B till the establishment of stable, unfluctuating currency, half the population blossoming to wealth, and the other half trying to grab a meagre Hiring with rapidly deflating CR.. salaries or savings.

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PERRYLAND

Chungking, No. 11 The Chinese press reported to

day that China has opened neg tiations with France looking to ward bringing the Haiphong rail. road

Joint Bino-French under

operation and ownership. The railroad connects Kunming, the . capital of Yunnan province, with ↑ Judo-China. --Associated Press.

Washington, Nov. 11. Senator John Thomas, Republican, dind yesterday after a Jong illness. He was Iciated Press.

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JAPANESE ELECTIONS

Tukyo, Nov. 11.

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Heart Mountain, Wyo., Nov. 11. The Inst 205 evacuees of the Heart Mountain relocation center. for Jaganose Americans 'entrained yesterday for the Pacific солат,

where they now con return to their homes after three and a half years of internment largest community

The camp once was

the third in Wyoming Nune hundred mot from the cam entered the U.S. army and 20 of them died in action. The comp recorded 652 births and 183 deaths during ita existence. ---Associuteu Press.

HOXHA ACCEPTED

London, Nov. 11. Britain recognized the Hoxha Government in Albania yesterday with the understanding

Premier Hoxha would call free elections

soon.

In Washington it was reported the US Government also proposes to recognize the Hoxhu regime with the election guarantee. The Hoxha Government is described as semi-Communist. Greece has op- poned recognition.

Election of a constituent assein- bly in scheduled for December, Associated Press.

ATOMIC COMMISSION TO BLOW UP!

The Pooples', Liborni and So-

Washington, Nov. 11. cialist parties-named. by old-f Nine members of the Hour line politiciana-dominate the first Military Committoo have declared free election campaign in over 20 that the establishment of a per- years in Japan.

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which our national! socialization of industry. Labour, f is strongly represented in the Sha- kaito or Boclullat party, led by the veteran labourite, Tetsu Kata-1 Fame. The party's highest hopes aro for 100 parliamentary seats.

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NIX ON KITCHEN CHORES

A committee majority previous- ly recommended spoody action.- Aasociated Press.

LINERS FOR MANILA

San Francisco, Nov. 11. Three of tho Pacific's largest transports with a total capacity of about 18,000 will sail for Manila between November 21 and 24 to return Philippino veterans, the Matson Navigation Company said hore to-day.

San Francisco, Nov. 11. Maj-Gon. Homer : Groninger announced to-day that Hereafter high point survica men cannot be required to perform kitchen police

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- Buenos Aires, Nov. 11. to day it has decided to hold the The military government sald elections obrifor thin the planned April 7 date. It will announce Prod. the date next, work-Associated

Wäaliington, Nov. 11. The Export and Import Be which financed foreljen trad w shortly be able to do businesa. with Elb Philippine Government Mrs. Manuel Quezon, widow of

San Francisco, Nov. 11.. under a bill Introduced by Sonbtor the lato prouident of the Philip Bankley, Democrat, of Kentucky: pines, and her three children are

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AGA KHAN'S TRIBUTE TO AMERICA

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Calcutta. Nov. 11. 1B

a statement here

to-day. the Aga Khan suid that

If the atomic bomb should remain Accret he would like to see the secret held by the United States "because then I know that both will never be used for aggression.” Ho recommended the creation of super-national state to regulate atomic bomb production but doubt. ed whether it could be entirely effective. Associated Press.

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AMERICAN RED CROSS PROGRAMME

Paris, Nov. 11. Chairman Baki O'Connor an nounced that the American

Rod Crons will spend $25,000,000 in American occupied Germany, France, Holland and Belgium dur- ing the current fiscal year. The amount Includes $10,000,000 for civilian reilet.

Jano 1 was set for the closing of the Army Red Cross installa- tions outside the accupation aren. -Associated Press.

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