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CHINA'S

THE CHINA MAIL, HONG KONG, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1945.

CIVIL STRIFE

General Marshall To Investigate Situation

May

Visit Yenan After Chungking

CHUNGKING, DEC. 2. GENERAL GEORGE MARSHALL WILL RECEIVE A FULL. REPORT ON THE FA ATRICIDAL TROUBLES WHEN

THERE WAS SPIO ULA HE COMES TO CHUNGKING TION THAT THE NEW UNITED STATES AMBASSA DOR WOULD VISIT VENAN THE CONFER WITH MAGE TSE-TUNG AND GENERAL CHU TEH.

IT WAS LEARNED THAT PREMIER T. V. SUGNT

FOREIGN MINISTER WANG SHH CHENG WOULD ASSIST CHIANG RAI SHEK IN THE DISCUSSIONS WITH GENERAL MARSHALL THE WAR MINISTER, GENERAL CHEN CHENG IS ALSO EXPECTED TO

ATTEND

Welcomed By Communists

THE

PEIPING, BIRC APPOINTMENT GENERAL GEORGE

MAR

WELCOMED

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SHALE AS US AMBASSADOR

IS CHINA

fo BY

THE COMMUNIST, TIONAL AND NEUTRAL PAI TIONS IN NORTH CHINA

An official

lues agreement to delay one mich the withelawal f 1-2 Manchuria Will

Po the Nationalists in t send administrative per quel and Troops iplo strategic ritues ahead of the Compoun

The the

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Execution of Repatriation John Amery Programme

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Thu execution of John Amern, who was sentenced to death after he had pleaded witty for high treason han been procidionally fired for December 10

Son of Me. Leopold Amery, Secretary of State for Judin 导 the Churchill cabinet, Jahu Amery was a Nuzi pro. paganda branderster. Å HO

inted Prese.

Brewster's Latest

Washington. 1e 2 s not known whethe

Senator Browster. Maine Re would

peran

Rubbenn, charged that Great Bri agreement American foreva to carry

this using the troubles betwee Tonalist tremps sute Munchucia Jews and Arales, to a pretext fot

military The Rassius establishing

base by se anel wir

Palestine "Tor imperial reasons the lave opposed

Regarding the proposal to set American tones into

jeant Anglo American com- Palestine study the Brewster 1.1

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man expressed talled that Magen General Patrick Hurley land an signed and

muftad on the subject meretted that

Commander in Chief of the foreen

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Prenes Chun Larut tones of the Sathomaliet troops are his

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prove te Burley und that will be nu change in the polley of the United States fo ward China de spite the agitation of a meetion of well meaning batt misguided senbayentalı-1× ** Jusated 1

Dirty Work Somewhere?

Washington. Fine 3.

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The Army has a-kent ita om munder in Klawur for report on The usareted turn of 54 for ball players to the United Statens by war withough they tund for Few points to be done herged.

An edited in the Army new

papre "Stars and Stempe

'w, til

that only 1 out of the

, all

members of the Anry at Corve

Hawaiian deers" team. would be qualified for pelease even umler the reduced shure of 55 which will be in effect moon.

A War Department statemen Rid: "It is the War Depart ment's policy that no member of the Army la to be returned to the United States under the point ay tem from any war theatre unless he has sufhelent potats for is charge." It addest : "A complete statement

forthcoming" after Lieut-General Robert C Richardson, Hawaiian Commun der makes a report Prens.

will be

Axeisted

U.S. Labour Dispute

A Yenan Inndent Jack by SEM te Associated Press a Pam isco alleged that merch Ba had ondered a big nationalisi offensive with seven Three frutits in Northshm Anointed Press,

MUST FORTUNATE

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Shanghai, Dec

Wedemeye Lin General Commander in Chief of the Uirited State

forces in China trained appointmas t

the

Lieute Marshal

"upost fortunate."

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For Japanese

PEIPING, DEC. 2.

THE CHINOSE REPATRIA- TION PROGRAMME FOR JAPANESE INCLUDES TURES ON PEACE.

LEC

Maj. Ken. Ma Yu-wen expressed the bong at a press conference here today that

the programine. of education could be carried an for some time "to instill the ways f pence and Justice into the minds of the Japanese" and "to rultivate peaceful thoughts."

He said the first Japanese dix- armed and roncentrated in the the enpitula, Peiping area after tion were 1,300 soldiers confined in the army barracks near the Summer Painer of the Manchus November 23. nearly Two months after the formal sarren- der of Japan.

by

General Ma sald 70,000 Japa. - dese solliers in the Peoplug and Hankow pass areas would be dis armed

mid-week, barring undue

does interruption. This

that not

United Hinten murines

will be region ready to return heme then, Ma sakd. The American troops will after more home until not go than 100,000 Japanese civilians in the region are taken care of, he declared. Associated Press.

in the

Civil Service Men Have A Grouse

EN SERVICE MEN RETURNING TO THEIR PRE WAR

JOBS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE ARE FEELING BIT TER AND FRUSTRATED. AND HERE IS THE REA- SON:

THEY ARE FINDING THE PATH OF PROMOTION CLOS- ED TO THEM -BECAUSE IN THEIR CHILDHOOD THEIR PARENTS HAD TO TAKE THEM AWAY" THEY WERE 15 ON EB FROM SCHOOL BEFORE

YEARS OLD.

For the fired time in the his

Asked at a news conference iftory of the Civil Service per

The United States wohl Trans

1 Chinese Government force

Manchuria by

Wedemeyer replied:

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of opera

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nsion to sit fur the entrance examinations preliminaries 10 General higher grades of the Ser "Manchurin

Binges the number of therude a Kustan trs ar at the Chinese and Rus hotchamut T with that Legang They are on higher level than myself." eated Press.

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years spent at school. The ex- Service man who left school be. nfore completing the accessary Assowumber of years finds that for

the rest of his life be will be elained to the grade, he is now

SOUVENIR INDUSTRY and that he will not be able

Tokyo, Dec. I

The Allied Government has released four-million pottule ol short-cut sith fire which have been frozen since September 25 fur the Japanese manufactur of rivilian clothing aunt olan kets

No action has been taken on the Japanese balance of 40,000 bales of exportable raw silk which the Government hopes to exchange for imports.

Headquarters Allied directed the immediate grading of 3,000 bales of semi-finished raw silk material.

has

to get out typical case

of it

Heru

A man of 26 is now highest section. of the

is a

in the

postal grade earning £4 169 a week

He has a wife and two children. His present job will bring him In salary of £5 88. a week when he is 34, and this is the highest he can attain,

The man asked permission to Fake the examination, which would secure him a job na Customs and Excise officer with

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salary rising to £800 a year. He was told that his educa- tional qualifications

werd

The Japanese want to apply the stock to the production and good enough, and that without export of souvenirs.--Associata recommendation from his de- partmental head he could not ed Press.

ait for the examination.

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LONG VIEW WANTED

long-term policy

three

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Sheer Luxury On Its Way

London, Dec. 1. British hosiery manufacturera, just back after a detailed tour of the United States, are convinced that we are in a position to pro- duce fully-fashioned stockings in quantity before next apring.

"Already an approciable amount of Nylon yarn has been released by the Government. We are press-

ing for the release of still further supplies," said Mr. John Walton, head of a famous Nottingham manufacturing firm.

"We have learned a great deal this on the technical side from

I am visit to the United States. convinced that everything that is possible will now be done to mako available the stocks of yarn which we have in this country."

START THIS YEAR

A statement issued by a director of British Nylon Spinnare Ltd. makes it clear that the manufac ture of Nylon stockings will start in Britain before the end of the year.

The yarn is available but the Washington, Dec. 1.

machinory to process it is not. The Labour Management Con-

RAVE TO QUIT

When British firma, start pro- ference to-day rejected three wage

duction they will probably be using resolutions offered by the Con

Although this man--who was

the supor-sheet fifty-one gauge gress of Industrial Organisation

New York, Dec. 1.

years 171 and the American Federation of William L. Batt, United States

The Army, machinery.

That sounds terribly technical... Labour and Management,

member of the Combined Raw wounded and then discharged-

but it roenns that our factories The ware issue was raised by Materials Board, to-day called for has studied for the examination will be producing the finest stock. C.1.0. President. Philip

of foreign in his spare time his chief hus, Ings in the world. Murray who sought to put the conference trade and international economies refused to give him the neepy- on record as favouring substantial which can be adhered to generally sary recommendation because increased. A. F. L. President Wil- from one administration to an-

he wants to keep the man in the liam Green countered

with another. amended resolution for "general" Batt said: "It can only be department. wage increases,

scarcity and timorous philosophy "I cannot bringing up Ira Monhar, President of the that does not encourber every children in the way I should Manu-effort to enlarge the flow of two-ike on my present salary," the National Association of facturers added in a resolution way trade."-Associated Press.

man says, "so I shall have to quit the service."

endorsing collective bargaining on wages.

fell be- A BIT LATE

All three resolutions cause of the rule that the con- ference action must be unanimous.. -Associated Press.

MEDALS WANTED

Tokyo, Dec. 1,

Honolulu, Duc. 1.

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Taking A 'Relaxed View

London, Dec. 1. A Civil Service Apokesman

Owners of oxoman Businesses said that only for certain grades are to got another chance of will Army educational certifi Servico release. cates be accepted in place of In the past releasca ware grant-- qualifications laid down by the ad only on the strongest compas. Commissionera.

plodalo grounda, but now Inber pretation to to be wider and mida whose anplications were refected. are invited to resubmit then.

An Air Ministry offical cald last

A Japanese garrison of one captain one lieutenant and forty avo army and navy mon formally Burrendered on Saipan to-day to

The spokesman added: "It is Americari leutenant-colonel not possible to acceptarmy certi- after having been boled up in the ficates for all grades because,

an

A nationwide campaign to urge hills for 18 months since organized for instance, the clerical grades night: "Every care will still be more than 6,000,000 people in resistance on the strategic island call for full-time education up considered on its merits, but we Jaen to return their moduls to ceased. The tattered remnant of to the age of 15 or 16, but do shall be taking; a vory rolandd

· the State fina bren made by Masá= | n]", "onco

strong fighting-forço katau Youhinatsu, Chief Secretary marched from the hilld in forma- not state any particular stan- viów."

dard.

of the "National Federation of ton carrying a Japanese fr

Tollera",

and American-made cazzires' and

wing organisation declared that | Press.

A statement fasued tw this right-automatio rilled. Associated

"If the applicant has not been at school fill these aged, how can he be accopteâ?”

this would be the first stop th gulidior up Japan on peaceful

Tokyo, Dec. 1.

basis. The medals, which it. In

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