1946-02-21 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1946.

FRANCE MAKES HISTORY

Ready For Limitation Of Sovereignty

Jap Fishing Vessels Barred

Washington, Feb. 29,

Jup:3༣༨ fiehiag ཅ༈ བྷs། ས

are

barred from areits .. United Stales terolery or it. "island gaas

a direnth

of the manu & podsofstad ever ine Janam se lishing Bevudtry, kir. State Bertment announced ye terday. The dyerbve was

MacArthur effectiv to General Just November bul was not IKU. viously released for security rea

The directive also, lare Japan Teh int vessels from arens na

alhed Turisdiction without prior ormis-lon from the coun tries euteczne,

der

The order authorises the export of fish products in excess of what is for domestic consump tion, to zupply United Nations re quirements or secure change,

foreign ex

Clause In New Constitution

PARIS, FEB.

FOR PROBABLY THE FIRST TIME IN THE ANNALS OF GOVERNMENT THE LAWMAKING BODY OF A NATION HAS PROPOSED A CONSTITUTION. AL DECLARATION OF A COUNTRY'S WILLING. NESS TO AGREE TO THE LIMITATIONS OF FTS SOVEREIGNTY FOR THE ORGANISATION AND * DEFENSE OF PLACE,

TILIT IS THE SUBST INCE OF ARTICLE 3 IN THE

FIRST POUR ARTICLES OF A PROPOSED CON STITUTION FOR THE COMING FOURTH RE PUBLIC OF FRINCE, ADOPTED IN THE COM MITTEE FOR SUBMISSION TO THE CONSTI TUENT ASSEMBLY AND ULTIMATELY TO TI PEOPLE.

|

Argentine

Tries To Reply

THE ATOMIC AGE WAR: A PROPHECY

Washington. Feb. 20.

The atomie nie war will ex- plode with an airborne strike

neruss the North Pole from the Industrial heart of one nation against the industrial heart of another, Major Alexander do Seversky said.

Buenos Aires, Feb. 18,

The aviation authority foresaw denying the United States charge that the next victory

The Argentine Government. no ent

to wars nud predicted would be that it failed to expel Axis agents, achieved, through air superiority said to-day that within the past and guided, missiles. four months the

earls had de

He warned again-4 100 grent a reed the espulsion of fin foreign-confidence in

of the possession ern and that 02 "enemy agents"

the atomle bomb, agerting that are now avier arrest and their we would have to activities under instigation.

amum con- trol of the air before Wo can use the atomic bomb.

A communiquo explained that all those Axis agents who failed. States ship laat December were to all as scheduled in a United; not damurtid because the Court had issued write of habeas corpus. Jurt also said that Britain and the United States, on January 14. submitted a list of 100 persons de- cribed as "most dangerous Axis ditions of reciprocity France!

agents

Of that number, is ready to agree to limitations

98 were dis- posed of as follows, the communi- of sovereignly which wild bee said: 40 have been presented +7 the and defense of peace.

dered to be deported, 28 deporte.l Arrentina

Following is the text of the four draft articles:

Article 1: France is om `n (divisable, dennerație aus ancial The Sungmine Commander is Republic.

of the French nation an! ita representatives. Under

De Sewny predicted that jet intermediate air propelled

ptance would make basen unneccs- electronic devices would sary

that anth and

defensive prevent guided

from r5༥.sཧཱུྃ]rs;s

getting through in large numbers. he asserted that enemy's electronic power first. be

destroyed.--Associated Press.

But

to win.

the

must

Inbou directed by obstain data from Article 11: The National necessary for the organisation to

to the courts for action, one er. Truman Aide's

the Japanes concerning the Paci, sovereignty bebmga

Grim Picture

Washington, Feb. 18. Chester Bowles. President Tru-

Be fishing arens they formerly ex-| French people. It is exercised Article IV: The Frenen peo-on Saturday. Bluited to determine the effect of¡ in conformity with the cat-ple exercises its sovereignty by stan not denortable, V naturalis restrictive security measures on atilution.

its representatives

which st

Argentines whose citizenship Eh Japanese food supply and ex- Article III: Iesire for in-elects by universal, legal, dirett must be revoked, one natur tent that the United States and ternational law is an obligation and secret anfrage.

alised Chilean and 8 under i other nations may be able to ex-

vestigation.

The two other were

were man's new Ecoamie Stabiliser, reported in July, 1944, and one ui-¡ said that it would be difficult to rendy was under the jurisdiction rate "the gravity of the

Inflationary crisis" courts,

faced by the United States. "1. Book”

He told Congres while expres

blait These

Pres

Areas.

A orinted j

Singh's

Sirdar Argument

Now Yurk. Feb, 20.

Sirlar J. Singh, President The India League in Ameriyn, vers. tordne said that as "long ng Bri- tain remains in the addle in In- dia, measures of nationalisation ar munichalisation or Introdue tion of desageratie control. In its industry

nearly impos sibir.

Singh said that all sections of India "agree there must be plan. ning and a large measure of an rint control over these planning And added that freedom for India would "release the energies of e lenders enoḥliye them to mk Mele Fult contribution toward building yo ten cerambuty based no more equitable distribution of the

world's resoure-s." Associated

Press,

HUNGARIAN PRIMATE IN ROME

Home, Feb. 20. The uniber of Cardinal Rome for the week's coramonies was raised to 30 to-day with the belated arrival of the Hungarian Primate Mindszenthy, delayed by Russian exit permit postpone

asents. The mornine receiving forgal "nd calorem" visite of top-hatted, be- ribbons dinkomate to the Holy Sve .cnilengues in the Sacred Colege. Koman aristocrats, Vall ean functionaries and other digni- tari

After to-morrow's when they will have received the insignis of their offler. they will star, moaving calls, a procedure

dignitaries spent the

Ce reniony,

BOMBAY INCIDENT

Bombay, Feb. 26.

The British Army Public Rela tions Oflice to-day said that some demonstrators Attacked severni British and Indian officers with; glubs. The conge W48

clear but some observers expressed fr- let that the attack might "Tave started in sympathe with the sit-} down trike stared yesterday by 1,000 men of the Indian Air Force in demand for better rations an revision of pay and allowances.

CA Reuter's dispatch from Bom- hay said Gandhi told his follow- ers yesterday that "India has been loote("

that goverment

should sprcise Pater care" in

"However, the form of von- stitution adopted by the French people cannot be modified except by means of a referendum,

ed in article 4 by a 22 to 15 vole. Agrociated Press.

of the

The communiqué aid that the

statements

have

Page

ENSA STAR THEATRE

THE ALEXANDRA REPERTORY COY.

(DIRECT FROM BIRMINGHAM)

IN

"THE LATE CHRISTOPHER

BEAN"

COMMENCING MONDAY, 1PTH FEB. NIGHTLY AT 7.30 P.M.

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

M.V. "AJAX" sails Mid. March for U.K. vin Straits. For Passage and Freight Particulars.

apply to:--

on and before 2nd March FESA Tel, 20042.

after 2nd March

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, AGENTS

FAR EASTERN SHIPPING AGENCIES

BAILING TO SHANGHAI

CN. Co. 59, "HANYANG"

The word "legal" was inseri erroneous and constitute an t-ing confidence in the now wage C,N, On. 9.5. "NINGHAI"

putation which has no real basis.' price polley that "a speculative --Associated Press.

fever has taken hold af the country."

Naval

Training

School At Tsingtao

SHANGHAL FEB. 20. UP THE CHINA COAST AT TSINGTAO. THE UNIT ED STATES IS RUNNING A NAVAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR THE CHINESE WITH LANDING

SHIPS (LSTS) WHICH ARE BEING TRANSFER

RED TO CHINA'S NEW NAVY.

and waters.

It's small stuff now, but the controlling the conduct of AmeriChinese hope for the mergence can and British troops.

of sea-guing force with power Ghani was quoted saying to control her "British and

far-thing coast, American troops came here to fight Japan. What 1. told them in 1912 aut what I re- There are

now only a few seat now is that they should have L.S.T.' at the Chinese Naval considered the service

vice of Inlin as Training Centre, which their

prime consideration.

21 under the unfortunately India has been loot-pened on Dec.

of the U.S. ed Whether this lot was delibe- supervision

sny.") Associated PressTM

But

Was

7th

HITLER HAD LOST HOPE.

Bowles compared the danger to the pressure in a boiler reaching

Na passengers) Noon 21 Feb. ((No passengers) Noon 25th Fob.

BAILING TO SWATOW

1 P.D.

24th Feb.

SAILING TO CANTON

11.

21st Feb.

I.Q.A.N. Co. 5.9. "WOSANG"

bursting point, and declared that G.N. Co. S.S. "FATSHAN”

R would Lake "firm docinive action if we are to hold this country on an even keel."

He predicted that the wage price polley of the administration would work with little or so in- flationary effect on food,

rents dencies elsewhere an clothing if inflationary ben- mitted to brenk through.-A900- cinted Press.

аге

not per

Trial Of Grand Mufti Demanded

Cleveland, Feb. 20,- The American conference which was established during FRANKFURT, FEB. 20. the war for emergency assis-1 HITLER AND EVA1ance to the Jews has adopted] BRAUN DECIDED ALMOST resolution calling fur the triat TWO WEEKS BEFORE BER of Armin en Husseini, former rate de merely areidental I cannateat Commander. But as fast LIN FELL THAT THE RUS-ar criminal and a Nazi col- Grand Mufti of Juruslem, ag as more Chinese are trained, th2 | STANS WOULD AFVER laborator. U.S. Navy will turn over more CAPTURE THEM ALIVE, L.S.TS. Sine ›

Still other resolutions were raining A LETTER FROM EVA TO adopted which programme is set to run inde- HER SISTER DISCLOSED.

condemned the initely, China might

British for giving up their acquire The United States Headquar-mandate over Transjordan, and quite a number.

The LS.T.'s

ters released the letter written an "attempt to deny the rightful are 321 fret long with

Inst April 23 from he air-raid entry of Jews into Palestino,' a laden waight of hunker of the Reich's Chancel-Asaccinted Press. 4,080 tons and are just theory where the newly married

SIGNIFICANT MADRID INCIDENT

The newsm}},

•

the

Washlurton. Fah 20

de-

ticket for coast and river patrol couple are reported to have com- Madrid, Feb. 20.

and general hauling.

mitted suicide. The simple mechanics by which

Later, other U.S. amphibious: Falange demonstracraft, such as L.C.I.' (Landing Grotl Braun Fegelin, reflected groun of American educators the student

Eva's letter, to her sister,

At General MacArthur's request tions are entled on and off were Craft Infantry) revealed during a Faluare parade Landing Craft, Support) will and his wistful hope that resist-militarisation and reorientation of 1.C.S.'s the despair that gripped lite leves San Francisco on Friday Ahen an Associated Press corres

Lo serve as advisers in the be used mandent was forced to salute in

in the training pro-ance might somehow ccntinue. gramme. the Faveist style,

"The

Fachrer himself has Associated Press.

the Japaneso educational ayatom.] Six days a week, 36 Chinese lost all hope of a desirable con- Carl Hartman, arrived at Use Ministry of Educa-efliers and 200 men beard the all

instruction

It goes without say-] un building a few minutes after L.S.T.'s for

ining, however, that we will not some 2,000 tulents began demon- navigation and operation. Meanwhile, the Pope gave na strating their loyalty to General They see no confidential U.S. the letter mid."

let ourselves be captured alive," Franes along diences to four old cardinals.

city's Central

Navy equipment, nor do they Press..

-Associated The Vatican continued

the Avenue.

Hartman strict control of visitors begun a balcony of the Ministry and was radar and gun control, but what

get instruction în frum watched

the class

such high- American techniques as few days ago in view of the cont! ing consistories. All comers had hunted and feered when he failed

they learn is thorough and ade- give the salute to the passing

expected to occupy most of their spare time for the rest of the werk.

to show an invitation from some to Vatican official and disclose his throne below. A detached group quate.

business.

When the new

Lhen entered the building. break- Au American officer is assign- cardinals will ing a glass loor, and forced Hart, el to each Chinese officer and

the

esc sallor. They stay together during all classes, while a dozen interpreters surmount the fan-

co to the Vatican for to-morrow's man onto the balcony where they an enlisted man to each Chin- ceremony it will be the first time held his arm in salute. they will enter its ancient portals Plainclothesmen rescued with their how rank and the first newsman, and apologies came from

the Falangist lendor and on be time they will recoiy the honours half of the Ministry, At the sam,guage barrier. due them from the brightly uni- formed Papal Guard, Swiss used, time, the demonstration ended And Gendarmes. Associnted, order from a a Falange leader who

called analde and said:

"Tell the boys downstairs they can go home lunch now. It is rebling late." L.

Press.

U.S. APPOINTMENTS

Washington, Feb. 20. The Senate yesterday confirm ed the appointment of Gootge E.. Allen, Intimate of President Truman, as director of the Re- construction. Financo Corpora-

tion and pasted an appropriu- tion B after deleting the funds.

for

in

Within a few minutes. "Hart- man reported, the demonstration had gone.-Associated Fress,

A

training, the Chinese will be After a couple of months of

ready to take the ships to sea alone.-Associated Press.

MOB RIOT IN HAITI

Fort Au Prince. Halth, Feb. 20. All stores, offlece and schools in the business district closed yesterday after a mob had ran- sacked a shoe store,

Police

sald the disturbance. oë. London, Feb. 20, ourred after the mob was told

SPANISH PILGRIMS

Gen. Marshall Not Leaving China

Washington, Feb. 20. Secretary of States Byrnez said that there was no truth to reports that General George Mar shall, social envoy to China, was

United Statge pinna to make returning to this country.

public information about Spain which it obtaina from captured German documents. The, United

ship

firen,

Byrnes said niso thot the

States will continue to

machinery and other ment to Argentina, the Secretary said, because President Truman requested that Argentina increase its shipments of wheat to Europe,

Ansocla Press,

Vatican radio broadcast that lobs oh the large pubile Paper Coffins

the White House addition heard here to-day said that a works programme were in-

group of 200 Snaplah pilgrims suficient to meet their domanda In Germany

wanted by the President.

The Senate confirmed two other arrived in Rome to-day..

Providential appointments, In- This is the first group of pil-

cluding W. John Kenney as Assistant Secretary of the Navy -Associated Press.

CARDINAL'S HEALTH

tomo to the grims from distant countries to broadcast said.

Vatican City, the They are scho- duled to be received by the Popo On Wednesday, the report; added, -Associated Press.

for work.-Associated Press.

READER'S DIGEST IN JAPANESE

Tokyo. Feb. 20.

"for

Berlin, Feb. 20, 'With wood desperately needed for fuel, many Gorman under- takers are using paner intend of wood or motal coffina,

One funeral director wrote for It is announced that, the Rand- information about paper er's Digest is authorised to sub-macking up corpses." lieb a Japanese language edition Some funeral directors digni Hospital attendants Vesterday Briz.-General Waltor Farrel in Japan. It may employ Japan- fledly, place the corpse in the reported that the condition of to-day replaced Brie-General Bare technical personnel under con- coffin for church services and the Jose, Cardinal Rodrigues of Chile, F. Johnson as deputy-commander tract for Japanese printing but it ceremony at 'the..., grave. After-/ whole suffering. · from bronquial of the First Marine Air Wing may not convert funds received the mourners depart, the body is Dhokmosis was somewhat in stationed at Thingbao. Johnson inte foreign currency or send auch taken out and the coffr·rocover- proved on Tuesday morning returning to the United States. „remittances, “abroad. --- Associsted of for further : une---Associalad Associated Press.

¿Pross.

Vatican City, Fob. 20.

Tientsin, Feb. 20.

Associated Press.

Prezi

For

Bubject to alterati on without nation Freight and Passage apply to:

F. E. S. A.

Telephones:

Union Bulding. Pedder Stress

Coastal Shipping 24049 and 80081 (China)

Ocean Shipping 20042

The public is hereby notified that Dack Passonger Tickets for vesnal operated by us only on sale at:-

FAR EASTERN SHIPPING AGENCIES. CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE. NÁM TAL

Tickets are NOT Transferable.

ARE YOU REALLY SA TISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT PORTRAITT

IF NOT MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH

FRANCIS WU'S STUDIO

2 GLOUCESTER ARCADE

F. J. MOLTHEN, D.C. PH.C., DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC.

“DOO" MOLTHEN HAS RESUMED PRACTICE.

SMALL ADS. THAT

SHELL HOUSE, 1ST FLOOR

Hours 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. ~ SATURDAYS TILL NOON

GIVE YOU BIG RESULTS!

TRY THE

CLASSIFIED ADS. COLUMN

OF THE

"OHINA MAIL'

"BUNDAY HERALD”

THEY ARE INEXPENSIVE

ONLY $3.00 PER INSERTION OF 20 WORDS

AND 24.00 FOR 3 INSERTIONS.

Consult Us To-day!