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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1940:

SHANGHAI PREPARING FOR TRADE REVIVAL

Civvies wanted

Wash agtensch

cb. B.

corp

The Army nignut have

out # "Help Wanted" niqu for civilians to

and techni replace alliers china station in the Philip- pines, Japan and Korea,

Worker

wanted

mintaio

repair rudin ajut tel phone and electric poster opisment, Ansociated Prens

Political Tersion In Japan

SHANGHAI, FEB. A.

IN PREPARATION FOR THE DAY WHEN A NEW FOR- EIGN EXCHANGE IS FIXED, WHEN EXPORT BUSI- NESS CAN BE STARTID ON A LARGE SCALE, CHINESE MERCHANTS HERE ARE REPORTED TO BE BUSILY ACCUMULATING NATIVE PRODUCTS FOR SHIPMENT ABROAD.

Nip Soldiers Finding It Tough Going

Tokyo, Fob. 8. Premier Shidehara apnexiod for mere public consideration of service- repatriated Japanesa THE GOODS THEY LIFE SO PAR COLLECTED FOR men in a nation-wide broadcast SUCH A PURPOSE ARE SAID TO INCLUDE OFER last night and promised uticat relieve 700 TONS OF TUNG OIL, 30,000 PICULS (ONE Government efforts to PICUL EQUALS 133 LBS.) OF HOG BRISTLES, their situation. 10,000 PICULS OF RAW SILK, 200,000 PICULS OF #POOL, 300,0000 PICULS OF TEA, THREE AILLION PIECES OF COW TIDES AND SHEEP AND OTHER SKINS, AND WELL OVER 30 MILLION PICULS OF SOYA BEANS.

trade.

and asan

officials.

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Premier.

servicemen arc

RUSSIA'S INTEREST IN THE MUSLIM WORLD

(By Eric Downton).

.MOSCOW, FEB. 8. INTEREST IN RUSSIA IN THE AFFAIRS OF THE MUS- LIM WORLD ABROAD—IN INDIA, EGYPT, THE -ARAB STATES AND PALESTINE — IS REFLECTED- BY THE SPACE DEVOTED IN THE PRESS TO EVENTS IN THESE COUNTRIES.

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Juliana III

New York, Feb. 8.

The Dutch news agency Aneta said to-day that Prin Less Juliana of the Nether lands, who had almost re- covered from measles, hud devdoped pneumonia bus was progressing favourably toward recovery.—Associat- Preas.

alamic communities and other kir. Azerbating, the Kirghizian. Yamashita

Russia and

between and

Stay Of Execution

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has

A STRONG CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO SUCH IN- TEREST IS THE PRESENCE WITHIN THE BORD- ERS OF THE SOVIET UNION OF 29,000,000′ MUS- have Returning servicemen

LIMS. known the "sorrow of diellu-

Most Muslims in the Soviet These Soviet Musiims natural- said the sonment," He added that one complicatingly follow with close attention all Union inhabit the central Asian concerning to plains-Kazakn, Uzbek, Turk- factor was that funerals had al available news rendy been held for many of the economie and political trends of men, Tadbzhik, Daghstan, Bush- 40,000 soldiers who were con Chinese reports slate that a that exporters do not find the sidered to have been "lost and countries and there is a prospect Tartar Republics, Northern Cau- big scheme is under contem- lime propitious yet.

who subsequently have return-of the growth of raftural and easus and parts of the Crimea. värious Chines plation by the

scientific exchanges between the "They don't relish the presented.

RACIAL EQUALITY Governant

hanke to extendsystem whereby they must the

Ometals of the Government Muslims in Sovjet

These peoples are given racial erit fans to Chinese purr-¡pasit the furcign-exchange pro-i

Soviet Muslim lenders, includ-uality by the Soviet constitu

tion. repatriated

The past two decades have chants to assist them in the dave ceeds of their exports with the told Associated Press that the abroad. logownt of import and export Bank of Chien, to be held for an growing increasingly bitter evering the president of the Central seen great industrial and agri- indefinite time until payment on the public indifference to their Spiritual Muslim Administra cultural strides in Central Asm.

Haldrachpan envy industrica Mufti Meowwhile. it is learned that a basis of an exchange rate not

are thriving Rasuley, who has just returned where a Such a situation present situation and past sa- tion.

few years ago there In less than $36,367,300,000 tap-yet known.

Tokyo. Feb. §. crifices."

pilgrimage to Mecca, proximately £8,500,000) will be volves a number of undesirable

Elimination of military pen-from a

were a few mud huts. Schemes A spokesman for General Mino- the for iddel to the Chinese Chatoma; if not downright impossibla ele

large-scale electrification Arthur announced that Secretary irrigation projects under of War Robert Patterson sevente ma a result of the dements--first the temporary lesions and other relief mersures bave expressed hopea Par

has minimised the nid given re-widening of contacts cision to raise the import tarif of worlding capitul.

the uncertainty of knowing jual patrinted servicemen, said these Soviet and other Muslims now the five year plan beginning this ordered a stay at cxccution for

They sald readjust that the war is over.

The development of formerly year will still further increase General Yamashita pending,

tion by President Trugian òn the development. how much Chinese national cur-

ment was one of the main pro-

Tashkent, capital of Uzbek, is clemency plea. rency will be forthcoming even-lens of the Government but it backward states, where the 'ma- are

After MacArthur's decision was tually. This latter factor cracks personnel for any adequate jority of Soviet Muslins a good example. Twenty years an regarding prices to be chargal aftempt to keep track of the ae-located, is one of the most imago 98 per cent of the popula-announced yesterday, legal officer

achlevements of the

tion was illiterate. Thers was of the Allied Headunarters stated Soviet Government,

no university, no higher educa- that General W. D. Seler, com- ing demobilised. buyers abroad-exporters don't tivities of servicemen after be-pressive

are returning Commentaries In Soviet news- Many who

out the execution any time after know whether they are offering cheap or expensive goods until

industry. To-day, it is the con-

the order was received. The dependent races without ence to they discover the exchange rate" find their homes destroyed and papers and journals with referen, no theatre and no major anding in Manila. could

families their

Yanshita. found guilty ton industry which supplies the The paper adds that it has

this practical experience.

Soviet Union with GO pec cent

war crimes charge by military tebunal sitting in Manila. WR heard rumours that the fixing of trace, the officials said. -- Asso-should be rond in the light ofre of the great Uzbekistan cot-

of its cotton. new official rate may have to ciated Press.

sentenced to hang In ʼn decision wait until some such time as

Two universities and for y

yesterday. MacArthur also next autumn.

schools for higher learning havdered Yamashita stripped of uni- been built, as well as an impres form decorations and alve opera house with talented | purtenances signifying the milit artistes. There are also more ary profession after Genting

of denunciation than 60 mosques in Tashkent,

the Japanes A Muslim official recently told wilitary leader na "n disgrace" a British visitor, who was torr- in the perfusion of arms. ing Central Asia: "The Muslim world here is changing in quale different ways because of the

and beer.

Tokyo, F. b. 8. Polt cal band Lues are being drawn tear tween Lie to a number of luxury articles,

tion From

such as cigarettes, wines, sugar reported, 14 the Japimar inden! a of prewing unermaloy

The increase ranges from 20 10 t and midbite displeasure with

to 50 per cent of the original for!

1 sdmete. What mas e basse besties of the tariff.

finder the revised tant, tha for the enemirn

Carmen's a have announced a duty on inserted rolled tobacco here begin-will be raised 10 per evnt, un three dan ponvent usi

1b 24 hachlagha ne 3011 sagar 50 per cent in foreign inten is by drive to erwines and beers 40 per cent, and ther anim

Jon native wines 20 per cent as removal

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almost impossible situation

That export eargo is not

"The theory behind such rea- moving as hy shouki uri voubl from Shanghai at present is resoning is that the National Gov- gretted by the "Shanghai Even-rument expects a sharp decline 15 market quotations ing Post," American daily here, in open

soen as more good arrive an

[ Commutes." in an editorial, which says the situation certainly is not due to

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The front of baby lack of accumulated cargo.

SPECULATIVE, BUBBLE The plain fact, it asserts, is

Medieval Survivors Of

The Blitz

LONDON, FEB. S. ONLY TWO OF SOME OF LONDON'S LOVELIEST OLD BEILOENGS, THE HALLS OF THE CITY LIVERY COMPANIER AURVIVED THE BLITZ IN. TACT.

HIDDEN FOR THE MOST PART IN WINDING BY BEATS FEIT OF THE BUILDINGS ATTRICTED YET THE JCH NOTICE FROM PASSERSBY. LON. ON OF THE PEDORS LIVED THROUGH THIKAL

by Uniga

prick the speculative bubble. We can see good reason for expect ing lower open market rates lat likewise some exceedingly see

good reasons for as early a es Itoration of normal trade as pos- sible. Imports after all depena in at least some degree on ex-

while exports ports, and strangled the arrival of import a is bound to be similarly reduced in volane in spite of temporary factors which keep them coming in one measure."--Reuter.

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SINO-BRITISH CULTURAL BODY.

SHANGHAI, FEB. 8.

There is no

TO FOSTER SINO-BRITISH A SINO-BRITISH CUL and important training now re-

TURAL ASSOCIATIONHAS BEEN FORMED HERE. quired for Mullahs. AT THE INAUGURAL MEETING OVER 100 DISTIN-hindrance to entering Muslim GUISHED BRITISH AND CHINESE PERSONAGES priesthood. Certain conditions

MR. 1. G. N must be observed, however, be IPERE PRESENT, INCLUDING OGDEN, BRITISH CONSUL-GENERAL: MR. T.. K. fore one can enter an institute divinity-conditions which 10, DEPUTY MAYOR OF SHANGHAI: MR. CHEN of KIO-LIEN, DIRECTOR OF THE SHANGHAI OF. Provide for the enlightened min

ority. Each FICE OF THE FOREIGN MINISTRY AND SIR priesthood must first have pass

FORMER CHAIR-

ed a middle or higher education ROBERT CALDER-ALARSHALL, MAN OF THE BRITISH CHAMBER OF COM-standard."-Reuter. MERCE.

Vocational Training Schemes

ile

Lon,un. Feb. ‘a.

In his opening speech, Mr. Ban L-wu, secretary-Linerni

gociation

that the

a

of the Sino-British Culture As- Chungking, state presence of such large number of prominent_Bit- tion in Chinese leaders from ollicial and business ferma Sight

to

try

con

and

candidate fa

Social Security

Plan

London. Feb. 8. The Parliamentary Secretary to ance. Mr. Lindgren, told the flaust of Cofuron: last night that the Government would probably offer a concession to self-employed per-

ons in the rucial 5. eurity plun.

to If they were ready further did. nr wek, the Minis ter was prepared to consider re- alckness b. nefit wilting ducing. The pering to the three days proposed for employed ner

nersons.

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other an-

Colonel A. C. Carpenter, Chie of the All'ed Headquarters Legal Section, sail. that it was purely a clemency matter,

"The case now before the President for action. It is pure-

view of the cake. He can rant y a clemency matter, not a

the case of an American citizen," mency if he desires, just as a head-Associated Press.

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WHEAT SHORTAGE

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London, Feb. 8. Eight thousand tons of wheat will be sent aluost immediately from the United States to Aus- trin as the first step toward the emergency relief programme, se- cording

the European U‚N.R.R.A, office to day.

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Meanwhile, the British Govern- ment is reported to be in touch wh the United States, Canada,

critical world whent situation. Associated Press

RADIU

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London. Fb. 8. Jonathan Boswa 12-year-old achusboy, stood in the lobby of Central Hall on Tan duy, watch ine world ecicbrities at the United All traced their history-back the 14th century. Only a heap

Kations

to-day bed the great need for such in the Ministry of National Insur-New Zealand and Au tradhe General Assembly,

Labour Minister laanes memente. u.hgiing impression.replied in the House of Commons organization in manga to Brev ays when warkets af broken brieks remains of this

for a broa lensi he is to male of to complaints by Fight-Lieutenant Sino-British rein.ions, he and traces, iring in the sam: Dunding designed

Friday to the children of India. Lewiek (Labour) of the Labour "tinued, ed a history of 100 years part the cry, Hrmed tan- Jones.

He caught sight of the impres Another left in ruins was the

of cordial and gooth operation. Mini's reselligent and voca Belved into Ganas winen becaque

It was the purpose of this organi- ional training schemes for ex- known as less ry. Umpan in Hall of the Mercers, the Con- sive figure of Sir A. Ramaswam

aution not only to rot back to the accomm of the distete badges pany of Sir Richard Whitting Mudalar, India's Chi. De.egate, Servicemen.

"I would like to meet him" Jona-

that during 1945 the ton, probably London's mest

le said

Brilian friends but and as they adopted.

then said.

Appoinment Service had placed rear cue connections with our Hia Most of their ta relvet an famous Lord Mayor.

extend the scope of relationship happened

over 30,000 people, The Mercers were the only know Sir Ramaswami and a mo Vocational training schemes had been the own peonies. architeturnt unity arcing from

the Great Company to possess a Chapel,

schoolboy not got into oneration as quickl

Mr. an added that when com. reconstruction alter

and inancia tntesman the senior

political Fire 1666. I now buit mars, housed in a group of Careline ter the slight

as they would have liked owing to mercial, Soun he WO: the unexpected ending of the intercourse of the two countrie recently boast title to sites cen- buildings said to contain some shaking hands.

of the finest rooms in the city, eagerly questioning the Indian de Japanese war but ther wre 30 was restored to normal standards

of a prac-

2,000 the activitica of the Association centrts operating containing 12,000 The court.pom, with its panel- legate with the case

places and eight permanent ani would be greatly widened.. ling broken "By Lonie luster. tleet Interviewer.

Before they parted. Sir Rama 15 temporary offices would be Mr. lio, speaking on behalf of the hall with ils carved panels of

opened in the next three months. Mavor Chien Ta-chun, said it was fruit and flowers and the marble swami told the youth, "I have

By the end of the vear. they gratifying to see the organisatiores suggested that the improve- staircase leading to it have all, son of your age in Indin. He is

certain to be listeni so will would have 77 training centres in of sucg an important body as th been destroyed.

so incltide a kecial message for meration. Broviding 33.600 paces Sino-British Cultural Association. tians would make retirement at 55. You hirn.

Tall him you have met m and convey my greetings to him." Jonathan promised he would.

Jonathan's talk is to be giver

turies cld.

One of the 20 Halls destroyed was that of the beginning of

Invited To Quit

and

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MERCHANT TAYLORS Also destroyed was the home Washington, Feb. 5. of the Merchant Taylors, the Korean circles in Washington

Londen, whose to-day received pessimisticallylargest Hall In news of the establishment of everyday rooms had samples of a B.B.C. feature and at abou Russo-American Commission architecture ranging from the a quarter past seven in the even

14th century to the 17th. The ing

to Press. Yong Jeung Kim, Provident of glant kitchen dated back Lize Korean Altaira Institute, Agincourt, the crypt to 1375,

Korea,

in

time. Associated

which is a self-styled independent and much of the panelling was Hurley Lets Off

Eroup of Kureans residents in Stuart.

the United States, said: "This is in many cases, Guild

nothing more than

of the Moscow agreement."

mem-

aave ancient Another Blast

and furnish-

re-statement bere mannged to Kim urged the Comunis ssion "to records, portraits Hot Korea free within six months" ings hundreds of years old. But Com-no rescue work could save the

failin which he said the

which on a six-months training course would deal with about 66,000 trainees a year.--Reuter.

U.N.O. Charter Petition

New York, Feb. 8.

to

preserve

The concession de said, rentvin to the discussion on the Govern- ment's bill. would cost the Trea-

year. sury £1,000,000

Declining to agree that snins ters' Densions should be navable at 65 rather than at 00, Mr. Lind-

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menta which the Government bop.

BATURDAY, FEBRUARY 0th, 1946. 6". "QUIZ' H.M.B. 190 RTC RRIER

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R. A. F. OFFICER'S MESS, HOMUNIIN.

ZBW HONG ONG brondessting on

39.80 to 1.80 p.m., 6.90 to 1,30 p.m. troquency of 40 Borgols and form

to bring about in factory candid 9.000 11.00 p.10 min o 9.59

Reuter.

BRITISH ARMY CAMP ATTACKED

mary

Programme Bum.

11.82 p. So bi Tucker (Vocal) and

1.00 pm. us

Philrean & Bin schontr

Arica 15:08. 1.10 p.m. Marek cher frohestra. 1.30 p. The Munie

Bimpso

9.00 .-Clos Dozen,

Fraser-

6.30 pm.-Eat Russell, Danny Donnie Ad Budtr Featheret nhan ̧b

adwig Band- NJ.

7.00 pm.

London Relov-News. 7.18 p.meorv.ces Music Box"-

ENBA.

7.80 pm-Barry James and His Or

Th stra.

7,45 pm Relay N918ar They're Do le ghem and Rosaliod Benily & Members of Ait car- hele Fand

8.30 pm.-I 'erjudo.

CLOSER RELATIONS

the 1. p.m.-Dally Although the fourth such body less urgent for women.

He emphasised that under to be formed in China, he declared bill, spinsters would receive rick the Shanghai organisation wa. ness and unemployment benefits.- likely soon to become the first in Importance because of the city's larger trade and financial connee- tion with Great Britaln.

slating Mr. Ho concluded by that the City Government would Alan Cranston, Chairman of bevind to render whatever assis tance may be needed by the the Dublin Conference Conmil | Association.

JERUSALEM, FER. B.

PERSONS WERE FIVE tee, said to-day that he would In extending congratulations to present a petition to the United the organisation, Mr. Ogden said KILLED AND FIVE OTHER. St. Louis, Fab. 8. Nations General Assembly to that Sino-British relations may WOUNDED ON WEDNESDAY Major-General Patrick 3. amend the charter, making the indeed be said

ATTACKED A MILITARY years. If relationa

of other foreign CAMP NDAR TEL AVIV AND sion "should bow out or leave carved and panelled walls, the Hurley, former Ambassador to U.N.O, a world federal Govern- than 100 to go back to mor NIGHT WHEN ARMED JEWS

decorated coil China, said to-day that by Ru- ment with military, pelice and

STREET FIGHTING FOLLOW- Koren to settle its own affairs." staircases and

countries later zoomed to assum Benc Limb, Chairman of the ings.

plying lend-lease and other ail inspection forces

Д larger scope it was in circumED. AN OFFICIAL COMMUNI

QUE

YESTER Provisional Korean

REPORTED Government The two Halls which were to Russia and the Colonial pow-peace,

stances which could not be hoped "Ife said that he considered whioca not indicate. Mr. DAY. wald "o.cn

accept not damaged to any extent were ers, the United States la "using w.ll never and urges that the those of the Apothecaries and America's economic strength the adoption of the proposal an Ogden sald. that British, interest The casualties included on trustership"

British officer one Australian sol nition be allowed to hold elections Vintners, whlie only slight dam-defeat America economically," "alternative to an atomic war." In China has in any way abated

9.00 p.m.-London oly-News. น determine Korea's national age was inflicted on the Armour- Hurley, who resigned as Am-IIe sild that it represented the Since the war, relations between dior and three Jews killed. and

9.05 p.m.-"Murlo fer l'ancinë, 9.40 p.m-Billy Theriu and His ers and Braziers, Founders and bassador to China laat autum general statement drawn last the two countries have been closer ong African soldier and four Jows

injured, the report said.

Music.. Ironmongers.

with vehement criticism of State October at Dublin, New Hamp than ever.

The attack occurred on their po phail B. Dies Exorcsain anuroval over the The 20 destroyed wore the Department officials, repeated shire by a voluntary unofficial

for the purpose of 10.15 pm. Bakers, Barbers, Brewers, But those charges In a speech hore, meeting of 48 nerauns. He said large number of British returned Axro Camp Washington, Feb. 8.

chers, Carpenters, Clothworkers, He said that one chief weak-It does not reflect the official students present, Mr. Ogden stat-"stealing arma" the communiqu

of jania. ed that they were Indicative Cord- of United States foreign view of the Dublin Conference what British education had According to the communique. Representative Hall, Democrat Coachmakers, Coopers, of New York. yesterday intro-wainers, Girdlers, Haberdashers, policy is the result of "confa Committee.Associated Press offor duced legislation to halt temJoiners, Leathersellers, Mercers, sien and lack of clear directive

Before the meeting ended porarily exports of grain a short Morchant Taylors, Painters, and lack of discipline, in ba

committee of 15 members, five Bri- time after President Truman had Pariah Clerks, Saddlers, Salters State Department,”

He ald

fish and ten Chinese, was electest wald he would ration mest again and Wax Chandlers.

that some Department officials

Batavia, Feb. 8. To serve until the next election in I necessary in order to increase

Eleven atvorely damaged were tend to be "sympathetic toward A British communique to-day | June.-Reuter. „

the communiave added, seriously shipments abroad.

the Cutlers, Drapers, Dyers, the objectives of Russian Im-aaid Indonesian artillery, mu

wounded a guard and the com- Hal's megure would ban ox Fishmongers, Goldsmiths, Gro-perinllam and communiem" chine-guns and mortars are

Printed and published for the Newspaper Describing the attackers as Proprietors," The port Enless the Secretary of cers, Innholders, Skinners, Sta-ralle-others- were complacent hammering British positions at gun emplacement from which mander and footed the armoury. Agriculture finds sufficient oraln distributed to prevent any areas tioners, Tallow Chandlers und toward or supporting "colonial, Gombel, Just south of Semarang. the Indonesians had been shell- terrorists" the "Palestine Past" Enterprise, Limited, by WAZE

Eastward, R.A.F. Thunder-ing allied positions near Soura-reported that they had seized JAMES HEATER,, Windsor' House, In the United States from anffer Watermen and Lightermen. imperialism and monopoly."** ****

bolts and fightera knocked out a baya: Associated Press.

-Associated Press.

some riflea-Amsociated. Prom Hong Kons. Ang shortages Associated Press 'Reuter.

Mutharitis Associated Press,

MOVE TO STOP

U.S. HELP

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SEMARANG BATTLE.

to

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8.38 pm fudios - Qulu”—H.M.S.

Eser Carier"a tapar" vergu R. AF. fer's Moss, domunija.

A Grad ariely "Fro gramma with Cyrl Flicker, Flu sam & Petram, Suzette "arţi, Kichard Murdoch'aud jöthers. a man dressed in military uniform 11.00 pm-Close onu,

Progtamattión marked BNBA ฟ entered the camp's guard-room,

wer recorded specially for Bervices Entertala« soldier were African stationed and shot the sentry by be Department of National dead... More "armed Jows" force Earvice Entertainment...

their way into the guard-room.