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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1945.

MUKDEN OCCUPATION All Worked Out With Russian Officers

10 MURDERS IN Chungking Troops

MUKDEN A NIGHT

Ticntain, Dec. 24.

"Ta Kung Pao" printed a dispatch from Changchun quoting Gen, Chang Le- chan as saying murdors in Mukden averaged to might

a.m.

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It said the business hours of the few shops operating in Mukden were from 10 fo 2 pm with little tranet on the city's streets at night. Gunfire was re- worted as being heard fre quently Associated Prena.

Calm Down

And Negotiate

CHUNGKING, DEC. 24 THE CHINESE PRESS TO

WIDELY DAY

COMMENTED ON GENERAL. MARSHALL'S MISSION TO CHINA AS PRE-

SIDENT TRUMAN'S SPECIAL.

แ

AMBASSADOR.

The "ferrent Affairs Daily" -

Anancial paper urred bath parties to "conse fire and enint

down and negotiate with sincerity

The paper addr and endoter "What

is expected of General Marshall in tant he will speed un the negotiations between the Kuo

Progress

PEIPING, DEC. 24.

EFFORTS OF CHINA'S NATIONAL GOVERNMENT TO

GAIN PHYSICAL POSSESSION OF MANCHURIA AP- PEARED PROGRESSING AS LIAISON TROOPS MOVED TOWARD FOUR OBJECTIVES AND OTHER UNITS WERD REPORTED TO BE READY TO FLY TO CHANGCHUN THIS WEEK.

FROM CHINHSIEN CAME WORD THAT THE MAIN RAIL LINE TO MUKDEN, WHICH HAD BEEN BLASTED BY CHINESE COMMUNISTS BETWEEN KOW PANG TZE AND ISINMIN, HAS BEEN RESTORED.

The China Central News Agency reported that Nation- alinta marching along the line reached their rendezvous point at Taingtoltze village They will be met by liaison Beera nf the Russian army.

Details of the Mukilen occupa tion have all been worked bi a meeting between the Russian

Four Cardinals For U.S.A.

VATICAN CITY, DEC. 24.

ANNOUNCEMENT PU-

AN

and Chinese At siamin, 37BLISHED IN AN EXTRA-

miles from Mukden,

Another Chinese liaison team is reported to be sweeping for ther north on a branch rail line connecting with the Mukden Changchun main line.

A third team is moving along

the Japanese-built Cala ending into the heart of Jebel

province.

BULUTAO LANDING

A fourth team hending soutle

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ORDINARY EDITION OF THE VATICAN CITY NEWSPAPER !

ROMANO" "OBSERVATORS

TO-DAY NAMED POUR NEW CARDINALS FOR THE UNIT. ED STATES.

Monsignors

John

They They Glenn, Archbishop of St. Louis,

Edward Monty. Arelbishop of Detrait, Samuel Alphonsus Arch

bishop of Chienưọ and Francis J Spellman. Archshop of Now Yurk.

The Announcement of the new

mintang #n Communists if both fastward down the branch: tine cardinals hus Alled out the College

parties Az Sovere

they must not recent the mistake of negotiat

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to Yinkou and Dairen way of Cardinals to the normal num meet a Ruasion party at Pos ber of 70.

Another encouraging factor 18 the landing of about 5,000 Na tionalisi trips

The al

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nt Hubutuo by Dnited States 7th Fleet transpo:ēls, and als 46 trucks and other vehiclen.

"New The Connaugh China Daily News," gave a lot of apner box Dispelium to futej views on the

Marshal ave of hermes ] Fahamucking The pe

reported the

From Hututas, the National andent of the Democratie Lengon

30 "I have that General Government forces have

to make before inile avance Marshall will not be deceived by

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Chinese forces occaving rituria.

They pointed out that The Sine Sort Treaty provides mitation to the number of Chi

troups in Manchurin and one Nankang. Dec 24

attenant. To impose such limitation Generalissim Chuang War shek clearly volates China's sovereign Filt bas conduferees In Mra

rights fieorge Palton, on the denti ĺ General Marshal *ไม her husband, the frined American fessed to linya no information nu general

txi of Chiang's velopment of the Hig There 0.4 TL4 not released! Alks influencing the mas ment of

The

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Chinese troops.

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Associated Prese

Vengeance Gives

Kids A Grand Time

HMS. VENGEANCE, ONE OF THE FIRST SHIPS TO AR- RIVE IN HONG KONG AFTER JAPAN'S SURRENDER WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED FOR THE PART SHE PLAYED IN THE RE-OCCUPATION OF HONG KONG AND OVER 200 CHILDREN WILL HAVE CAUSE LONG TO REMEMBER THE HAPPY AFTERNOON SPENT ON BOARD YESTERDAY WHEN THEY WERE THE GUESTS OF THE OFFICERS AND MEN AT A CHRISTMAS TEA PARTY.

Ascociated Press,

Morris Cars Get Big Orders

London, Dec. 24. Sir Mile Thomas, Vice-Chair, man of the Nuffold organisation, one of Britain's lending motor car

who re manufacturing encerre,

after ving turned home to siny nearly

in 10 days 1,400 miles btained over £1,200,000 worth of export trade tears and trucka,

for Britain

He visited Cairo, Karachi and Calcutta, had discussions with ex

the Middle East port agents in centres and approved Pie sile for a car assembly Factory East Indian city.

in an

The trip WAN strenuokia, but well worth while," Sir Miless snie

We plan wship veracas over 50 per cent of our car output. for 1946. British medium sized high quality cars have a dedinile future abroad. Economy in operation and freedom from excesive nam toance charges are big factory In our favour," he said. Bruler.

Trophies Of The Chase

to

S.E.A.C. Headquarters, Dec. 24, In the first format presentation War correspondents in the South-East Asia Command Major-General Gracos. Hend of the S.E.A.C. Control Commission in Saleen. has handed Japances swords to Michael MagDonagh of Reuters and A. Grumich of the Associated Press of America.

Both correspondents saw exten. Dive service with the Burma Furces in the drive from Imphal to Rangoon and have been Altech ed to the 20th Indian Division since its arrival in Indo-China.

In a brief address, (igners' Gracey congratulated the respondenta on their

No effort was spared to give just over a fortnight and in their Burma under

the youngsters a good time. Jagre time.

The hangar of the ship 10 gaily decorated with flags and coloured lamps, and there was

do lack of escorts, the men en- joying the afternoon every bal as did the youngsters.

Captain D. M. Neamte was engaged elsewhere, and the chil- dren were received by Com- mander Emmanuel, R.N.

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Christmas Pilgrimage.

Bethlehem, Dec. 24.

This little town nestled in the rolling hills of Judea will do the acono again to-morrow of the annual pilgrimage to the holy accret spot whero Christ was born nearly 2,000 VOTE GOD.

After a full day of prayer and benediction, of colourful procesatone and solemn modi- tation, the hundredo who came from afar. will witness the impressive annual seromony of the celebration of the birth of Christ in Saint Catherine's which adjoins the Chârch of the Nativity. Associated Русия,

Little Glass

Eye Going Into Witness Box

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Yakohama, Dec. 24. Tatruo Tsuchiya, Japanes pri- son camp guard accused of killing an American prisoner of Look the stand in his own defense today, but the language barrier the difficulty of translation of his preliminary testimonysused the American military commission to recess the trial until Wednes

14 day.

re-

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Konoye's Memoirs In Conflict With Facts

SAN FRANCISCO, DEC. 24.

TWO SAN FRANCISCO NEWSPAPERS, COMMENTING ON PRINCE KONOYE'S DEATH AND POSTHUMOUS- LY PUBLISHED MEMOIRS, TOOK SHARP ISSUE WITH SOME OF HIS LAST STATEMENTS.

THE MODESTO “BEE" OF THE MCCLATCHY NEWSPAP- ER CHAIN DECLARED BLUNTLY it believed HIS- TORY WOULD APPRAISE THE LATE PRINCE AS ONE OF JAPAN'S FORE MOST FOMENTERS OF WAR, The San Francisco "Chroni-, prior to the outbreak of the war cle" cold editoriully that with the United States. But Konoye's memoirs that Foreign this much seems evident; that Minister Matsuoka knew of the the most definite steps toward Gorman plan to attack Russia war were taken while Konoya whom he signed the Russo-Ja-sat as premfer. panese neutrality treaty is hard- ly consistent with the known facts.

"And while it may be true that he did not occupy that ef- fico on Dec. 7, 1941, the bomb "Prince Konoye's 11th hour had been made and it remained protestations, before taking only for someone else to light lethal dose of poison, that he the fuse. worked for

pence during his three years as Japan's promter, do not stand up in the light of history," the "Bee" salt in an editorial.

"Months and years may be required to untangle the can fused skein of events in Nippon

Gen. Marshall Questioned

China

JAPS CENSURED

Takyn, Doo. 24. The Japanese Government was to-day consured by Allied Headquarters for its failure to distribute large quantities of military medical supplies to civilian hospitals and doo- tors.

The American authoritize called the Government's atton. tion to the, memorandum of Sept. 24 diraoting the Home Afinistry to distribute certain supplies for public allocation. --Associated Press,

Admiralty's Xmas Message

inco

"Aggression against was undertaken while Konoye eat as premier. Konoye flativ

The following Christmas rojected protests of the United States. Konoye refused all ef-sage has been resolved from the

Admiralty: fers to permit a third party to The Board of Admiralty send arbitrate the Sino-fapanese war.

their groatings and good wishes for Christmas and the Now Year Royal Navy, and to their familice

to all Offcors and mon

at home and abroad.

of the

In this year of victory, they

KONOYE'S ACTS "Konoye was the premler who signed military pacts with Ger many and Italy. And on Oct 5, 1940, Konoye bluntly predicted war with the United States if also wish to extend the warmest the United States refused to an-

to the W.R.N.S., to the derstand the real intention of S. and to all those in the civil employment of the Ad- Japan, Germany and Italy in

throughout the miralty concluding an alliance for posi-whose devotion

world, and hard work to the has continued so greatly success of our aims.

struggin now Throughout the happlly ended the Royal Navy has maintained its higbest traditions of courage and loyalty. Though the rent tasks of war are done. difficult years of reconstruction lie ahead, in which some of those who are now in the Navy will have their part to play in a differ- ent sphere.

CHUNGKING, DEC. 24.

Live cooperation in creating a GENERAL GEORGE C. MAR- SHALL, AT A NEWS CON-

new world order." PERENCE, TO-DAY

"These are not the words of a DECLAR- ED THẤT THE UNITED peace-loving man. Indeed, quick STATES "HAS NATIONAL reading of Japanese history be- INTENSE INTEREST IN THE tween 1990 and 1940 gives the A distinct PEOPLE'S WELL-Impression there was BEING ANU THEIR RELA slow-down in Japan's military TIONS WITH THE PEACE OF

aggressiveness during the THE WORLD.

periods when Kunoye was premler.

CHINESE

Consultative

Bafore "Little Glass Eye" took the witness stand. however. {]i་་ tribunn ruled thut he could

Ite said that the United States testify on his own behalf or Governanent and he were pet main allent

The judges alee rul-

interested rut-sonally very much ed, however, that if he filled te the forthcoming meeting of the testify the

would be Political the proaccution

Council allowed to comment on his

ul.c all-party conference (usa).

which The prosecution bad

will seek to

differences compass gued that Tsuchiya

In WON

between the Kuchintang and the best position to give details on Comununiste. his conduct, and if he shower not to the prosecution should be allow- ed to comment on the fast.

the

Tauchiva's American defense counsel contended that such com ment would go beyond the pre sumption that he was presumed innocent until proved guilty. tx which the prosecation replied that Tsuchiya is not entitled to the protection which is given Ameri ean citizens under the constitution,

Associated Press,

General Marshall met a record number of newsmen at the United States Embassy here after receiv in a call at his home from the Chinese Premjer T. V. Soong.

Marshall

Bald: "It will natural Ty be sometime before I can hope to got a fair picture of China."

He said it was not necessary to At America's policy with re gard to Ching að President Tru man had made that clear.---A 150- rinted Press,

Atomic Bomb And Intelligence Beeds

WASHINGTON, DEC 21.

SENATOR FERGUSON, REPUBLICAN OF MICHIGAN. HAS TURNED UP A LOT OF VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR CONGRESS ON SIDE ISSUES INCLUDING THAT OF UNIFYING THE ARMY AND THE NAVY. THE RECORD OF THE HEARINGS IS SOMETHING THAT MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WILL FIND OF INTEREST" HE TOLD REPORTERS. "IT WILL ALSO BEAR EX- AMINATION WHEN CONSIDERATION IS GIVEN TO THE CREATION OF A CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE SER- VICE."

Ferguson emphasised that he

was drawing no conclusions yet.

The Committee recessed for WHITE HOUSE XMAS

the Christmas holidays and has heard only a dozen of the 60 witnesses.

not

"SPIRITUAL ANGUISH" "It would appear that Konoe did not commit sufelde because of the great spiritual unguish he felt at being unjustly cused as a war criminul, as he Rather, it would ap- indicated.

ac-

pear he knew a trial and revela- tion of history would convict him as one of Japan's foremost war criminals if not the fore most."

The "Chronicle" asserted that contrary to Konoye's statement that Matsuoka knew of German attack plans when he signed the Russo-Japanese neutrality pact was the fact that "news of Hit-

service,

To thone for whom this Christ- man will be their last in the Royal

or in Admiralty Navy Lordships wish all success in civi Hanife, to those who continute to serve, they express their hope for for a speedy completion of the many dutfor which remain to be Accomplished before tranquility and peace reign in the world.

"A HAPPY CHRISTMAS"

RADIO

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28th 1966. BROADCAST MEBS.GE BY C.-ING. EMPIRE URLD ROUND-UP AND H.M. THE KING. DW HONGKONG bro■donating on

Jor's attack on Russia cooked ■ frequency of (40) Kllo-yolos and from Matsuoka's gone with his peo-12.30 to 100 p.m., 6.36 to 7.30 p.m. ple and he knew it. He waited and 9.00 to 1.00 pm. sleo on # 52

Mogay lea a.few days and resigned.

KK. T.

NOT CONCEIVABLE The tripartite pet signed on Sept. 27, 1940, was his respon sibility he had struck hands with Stalin on April 13, 1941; Hitler assailed Soviet Russia on June 22, 1941; the Japanese, na- tion knew whom to hold acedunt able for the terrific shock of this last action.

"It is not conceivable that Matsugka would have stepped into this trap if he had known Nor is it Hitler's intentions. likely the Germans told their plans to this Japanese. Their contempt for their Oriental part- ner is too well known.

"According to Ambassador Grew, Matsuoka was challenged Washington, Dec. 24. again and again to refute evi- President Truman will lead dence of Germany's deliberste the nation in the first peace- deception of Japan. Although In discussing intelligence time Christmas celebration in the hapless foreign minister needs, Ferguson said it was ob five years. He will switch on never succeeded in doing so cor-vious the atomic bomb made it the lights of the huge White publicity. It is possible that he work in imperative for the United States House Christmas Tree on Mon- got Konoye to believe the cock to have prompt information on day evening and broadcast and bull story which Konoye what was going on in other, greetings to the war wounded relates in his memoirs."-Asso- countries.

of the world.-Associated Press. ciated Press. mean_epying" he sald. "I mean Information on renources and capabilities of other nationA.”

Ardoue

the most and difficult conditions--Router.

Khali Refuses To Be Edged Out

TEHERAN, DEC. 24. thePARLIAMENT MET TO-DAY TO DISCUSS THE NATIONAL BUDGET BUT NO ACTION WAS TAKEN ON THURS- DAY'S CABINET APPOINTMENT WHICH HAS GIVEN THE COUNTRY TWO MINISTERS OF INTERIOR. PARLIAMENTARIANS AGREE THAT KHALI, FAHIMI,

They were first taken flying deck where they spent some time on the aerial railway chutes and truck rides. Later they were

where taken to the hangars, number of side shows had been provided, in fact all the fun of the fair Lucky Dip, Magic Pond, Magle Ring, Kicking the Football and Skittles.

Winners at the aide shows were given prizes in chocolates, and as there was no chargo for the gumea, the kidules took full advan tage of the opportunity. The bi aupply at the counter was exhausted and fresh sümplies were necessary.

Boon

"REPLACED" BY PREMIER HAKIMI, COULD NOT BE DEPRIVED OF HIS POST UNLESS HE RESIGNS OR THE ENTIRE HÄKIMI CABINET IS. DISSOLVED. FAHIMI SAID HE WOULD NOT RELINQUISH HIS MINISTRY

PARIS NEWSPAPER

Tho ship's band played through- out the afternoon and after traSunday

STRIKE

'Paris. Dec. 24. morning newspapers was served, the party was treated wore delayed for three hours bo

to

"I don't

Ferguson said he expected the Committee to gain evidence that has not been submitted to any of the other seven or eight Pearl Harbour investigations when it calls in translators and decoders of Intercepted Japanese, waR aupposed to have translated the Japaness message on Dec. 6, 1941. which the Navy records show was not finally translated | until Dec. 11. four days after the attack.

The mesange was from Ja- nanego, sy - in Honolulu ·ádvió,

Unity, Tolerance And Understanding

AS

LONDON, DEC. 24. VARIOUS SPEAKERS AT THE INDIA LEAGUE "EMER- GENCY CONFERENCE" ON SUNDAY CALLED FOR UNITY, TOLERANCE AND UNDERSTANDING -VITAL TO INDIA'S FREEDOM. DOCTOR H. VERMA, OF THE INDIA ASSOCIATION OF LONDON, SPEAKING IN HINDUSTANI RE-CALLED HIS EXPERIENCES AS AN OLD CONGRESSMAN 'AND A. CO-WORKER OF DADABHAI NAVROJI... He said that in those early Ing Tokyo of a new system by days the "Indian people im-work done by the Central Indian Maneck Vajifdar sketched the The newly-appointed minister which he would signal warship plicitly believed the Britishers Committee created in February of interior, Allahyar Selch, was movements. Flashing of lights when they told them: "you have 1949 to received by the Shah and, on from a window and

cope with certain Thursday, ordered the govern-phrases in newspaper want nos valy to ask for freedom to get activities in London. ment to conduct elections of were to be employed.AssociatTM|

V. K. Kalliappa, editor and provincial councile, previously ed Press.

"And when Congress was Indian Trade Unionlat spoke o unauthorised by the Central

formed for that purpose," he resolutions touching on civil Government.

continued. "the British Govern- liberties.

...

The Premier conferred with REIZAICH HOLDS

taly

it."

increased

12.80 p.m.-Dilly Programmo Bum

Mary.

12,82 p.m-Goncart Waltzon & Tangoes. 12.45 pm -Christmas Concert.

1.00 .n.-Nowa A Announcemonte. 1.10 p.m. Christmas Concori (Cont.). Light 1.30 pm Half-an-Hour

Valoty.

of

2.00 p.m.-Olvas Down. 5.00 p.m.-Artis Shaw and Els Or

obatem with Bing Crosby,

3.80 Music with a Lil''

KNBA.

600 p.m.-Songs from tba Showe, 6.30pmTwSuppo overtores. 6.47 p.Songs by Donnie Nobla

(iaritone).

7:00 p.m. — Trnden Kolay--Rows" 7.10 p.m.- Upecial Anniverary Broad- cant icosaga by H.B, the Com- mmander-In-Oblat—from the Studio.

7 80 p.m.-Au kigar Programme. 9.00 p.m.-Lond n Belay --"Xmas

Variety Band-Box,' 0.00 p.m. Lundon Bolay--News. 9.05 p.m.-"Maslo Timo"--NEBA. 9.30 p.m.-Light Orchestral Bolections. 10.00 p.m.-Ludon Relay -Xmas World Bouad Up-" -berever You May Bofollowed by H.M. The King.

11.00 p.m.-Close Down.

markod Prog. amamos

ENSA 250 recorded specially for Borsicos Entertain

out by the Department of National Bervice Entertainment.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20th 2948* CLASSICAL REQUEST HʊUR. ZBW HONGKONG breadcasting on frequency of 640 Kilocycles and from 19.80 to 1.80 p.m., 6.80 to 7.80 p.m. and 9.00 to 11.00 pm. also on 7.82 Mopaoyales. B.K.4.

19.30 p.m.-Day Programs Sum-

mary.

12.02 p.m.-Film Sclotions.

1.00 p.m.-News & Announcements. 1.10 p.m.--bain da Costa at the Piano. 1.00 p.m.-Compositions of Ooleridge-

Taylor.

2.00 pan-Olow Down.

1,00 p.m.-"Ivor Pyo"-The Singing

Ballor-ENGA.

4.10 p.m.-Light Organ Interludo, 5.80 p.m.--KuelcofBigmund Romberg. 0.00 p/m.----Albert Saudior (Violin) and

Hla Orchestra.

ARTLOZIM."

0.80 p.m.-Purich-Suite for Dido à

6.47 pm-Songs by -Iledo Boddaby

(Boprano),

7,09 pm-London Halay➡➡News. 7,15′.p.m.-"Romance and Rhythm''-----

RANBA

a cinema show, and later fore the strike of prcammon and

ment, with routine procision re Other resolutions dealt with Father

(Cdr. (F) print ahon maintenance workers the American Ambassador and

plied: "Thanks very much for were: Indian Independence, In- 8.00p.m.--Clasical Request Hour,

7.80 p.m.-Do Groat & His Orchestra. Laycock)

by LA-Commdr. for higher wage was called off. stated that he was not

those resolutions you passed at dian National Army trials, re- 0.00 pn-London Balay---Now. Wyatt, and the fov. Bansted. The Union has agreed to wait ready to make concessions to the B.N.V.B, distributed toys from until Jan. 20 while the publishers partisans but had already ad-

Teheran. Dec. 24,

your Annual Congrass Confor- lease of political prisoners and 9.05 Barefoon Suslo Hall"- An Iranian Staff officer to-day once. We are considering them the recent Calcutta shootings-

MANBAJ the. Christmas tree.

attempt to get permission to envised them that he is willing to said that Kardial tribesmen have and shall let you know in duo Associated Press.

9.36.7.m.3.0. Bymphony Or Boforo tea, Admiral Bir Coell largu the present two-page paper have Turkish language taught Joined in the defense of the course Harcourt came aboard and spent to four pages and raise the price in Azerbaijan schools.

Iranian Army's Rozaich garrison.

10.00 pm Vord}'n "'À¡ða"'—«t III, some time at the various stalls.

Doctor Vorms Baid: “If tha from two frapos to three. Franes

He said the reinforced bost, s

THE FRENCH FRANG ·

10.85 pm-Orchestral & Band Bolec The children sircady well laden, in order to mest salary demands would be willing to zoonerato | whom he described as "Assyrian surdly the Indiána could do tho The insurgente said that they holding out against its besistors people in England can kiss dogt.

Parle, Dec. 24. 11.00 pmOloss Down, with the Central Government, and Caucasian democrats

caster thing and be kind to the Soveral committee members sald Pregrazion markod ENSA but would conduct provincial Meanwhile, Russian Embassy untouchables, lo that Minister Reno Plover has recorded specially for Barrios Raberiadis- affairs with their own govern- and Consular Officinis still with- Doctor K. Shalvendar, refer, indicated a proposal for daratua- ment by the Department of National Vatican City, Doc. 24. ment."

held permits for foroken news ring to what he called the "alation which might be submitted to Brion Entertainmeal. His Holiness Pope 2lus to- Under such a plan caly the men and Amorian State Depart honort British rule of 100 Newspaper and financial circios Printed and published" for the of thanks for a happy time or day called a consistory for Fob functions of the ministry of Iran They stated that the appli-India's captor, or prouitor pos pegged at 126 to the dollar and norises Limited, by WAX

i nesting of the cabino; to-day. ment oficines to visit Northern the malery 18, 1940 in order to create 32 foreign affairs would be left to cations had not yet been approved

yearnealde To the British, predicted that the fane would be Proprietors board noteworthy that the mi

Cardinals. Associated the Teheran Government by the affilia Governmention was merely a matter of ad- 500 to the pound sterling-A-TAMES KRATIE, Lawor : House

sociated Press. [-

Ambulated Pro

before loaying wore given further Associated Press.

awcots and a Christmas card with

a photo of the ahin.

They were fired and happy-

Jon, and the three hearty cheers to the ship was a genuine expression

Ity of the toys were made by the Now heen on board all in the apace of Proad,

NEW CARDINALS.

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