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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1947,

GROWING XENOPHOBIA SEEN JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

IN INCIDENTS IN CHINA

New York, June 28,

gents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Incidents which "are symptons of growing anti-

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SAILINGS TO

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..... Bangkok 4 p.m. 20th June Amoy. Swntow, Singapore Penang D.L. 30th June.

Swatow 3 p.n. 1st July. Bingapore & Penang D.L. 3rd July Haiphong. Pakhol. Hollow & Tsamkong 10 a.m. 4th July

Shanghai, 4 p.m. 8th July Shanghai. 4 p.m. 9th July Singapore. Batavia. Sourabaya & Macassar, D.L. 10th July Amay, Shanghai &

D.L. 18th July

ARRIVALS FROM

Tientsin

Swatow a.m. 30th June

SHANTUNG" Haiphong. Holhow & Tsamikong p.m. 30th June

HUNAN

SHENGKING"

NANCUANG"

VENGTIES"

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Sallings to

3rd July

2nd Weew July Mid July

late July

Genon, Marseilles. Harve,

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NEW YORK SERVICE

Arrivals from

U.S.A. via Manila

Agents: Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.

· RHEXENOR"

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"SHIANSE".

Mid July

Arrivals From

3rd week July

Australia

Sailings to

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Early August Accepts Cargo to N. Z. ports on through B/L.

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SAILINGS

Date.

19th July

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mv. "BATAAN"

Vessel

mv. "DONA AURORA“

Vessel

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foreign and particularly anti-American senti- ment among the Chinese" were described to- day by Walter G. Rundle, United Press Gen- eral Manager for China, who just returned to the United States after an extended tour of duty in the Far East.

CIVIL WAR NEARS CRISIS

(By Miles Vaughn)

In Port

Shanghai ShippingList Housing Problem

Shanghai. June 29.

Alteranda (B. &-8.) Anhui (3. • · B.) Amaranthue (Wei Lock) Arcadia Victory (A.PL.) Avh (C.W.TA Annlock (Wallem) The Committee of the Shatig-Backhursen Ell, á 8.3 hai City Council today request-tellerophon (1). & 5.) ed the city government and then 13.C...) district court to look favourably Cam Union (Teraca) on eases of tenants allotted to Caroline Muller Mallery requlsitioned houses by the Chungking D. & S.)

Edith Maller (Jardine's) Chinese authorities after

Emp. Dirk (D. & 8.) Emp. Frater (Jardine) Emp.. B (M.D.T.)

the

Calex 2 Tekas Co)

t

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT 16 Pedder Street

Tel. 30311.

General Managers.

INDO-CHINA S. N. CO., LTD.

SAILINGS

8.8. "TINGSANG" to Salgon, Stralis & Calcutta Noon 29th Juno

Talkou ak.

8.8. "WINGSANG"

Talkoo dh

8.9. Pu

8.8. "TAKSANG" S.S. "MAUSANG"

Tau Won Ymt.

6.9.1

Kin. dk,

'init'

Talkoo dk

B.E. 1

R.E.

8.8. "KWAISANG" S.S. "HINSANG"

B.C.

8.0, 'a

Citing typical Instances of "indignities suffered by foreign residents in Shangka! and else

told where in China” Rund'e how a rickaha coolle spat in an American woman's face and a mob of Chingue rallians at- tacked and robbed un American Army major while Chinese po- licemen stood by unconcerned.

He said such incidents

are war.

These houses, which were the "dangerous because a lost tem-; per or an overt nct under such property of Chinese or other circumstances cou'd crystallize' Allied nations seized by the Jn-

Emp. lahtingale (Kackinnon M.).. A7 in violence the latest animusity, panese or puppet Chinese and

Ymi of asses of Chinese 18 foreign commandeered by the National Tern (Williamson)

were government.

allotted to FL. Beauharnois (Dodwell) residents."

Foo Hang (Walter) military and civil officials for Fa Kwent (A.P.G.) Reason Why ife dgclared that this has been one year. Land'ords, in most. Bandusky (Bank Line; Raval lluny &

Fontow 1. & B) cases, are not willing to con- is a very rest worry and concerntinue the lenses and prefer to Firing Enterprise (Everett)

Tokyo, June 29.. China's civil war

nearing a crisis which is to the American-Embassy and selvek tenants independently.

Emp. Jamaica (Wang Kee).. Emp.brador, (WIlliamsont Emn. Mountain (Molier's)

Gloucester (Gibb

(A.1.C.)

Cons'ar personnel. it has However, the Shanghai City Gternele făurdies) likely to lead to another prompted the United States the Army authorities to work out of reorganisation National. Government of Nanking.

.

detailed plans for the protection of American Army dependents and other Americans in event of violent anti-foreign de-

onstrations."

Ch

The basic reasons behind the hanti-foreign sentiment are:

I. Intense nationalism, which

ከ“

ald was incidental.

FID CHIK

Counel Committee naked the Garat (ankle

disregard the pleas and uphold itertingdon (Dodwell) authorities and district court to Hunk Holz (China M.) the tenniey rights of govern-Ham (Thormen)

Occupiers. It to Bang (Jardine) ment-appolated

'Hupeh (I. & B.) that property Hal Tan (Doorlar Co.) was suggested owners are "not to be parmit:, Hawksburg (Walter) tell to bring the case to court."Heinrich Jensen (Jebsen)

United Press.

Negotiating With Nanking

Shanghai, June 28.

Il Kone Be (Wallam) Inch Mark (Gibh. I.) Jonathan Harrington (Everett) Kwelang 12, & 8.) Kenilworth Wuraon) Bicinell (A.P.C) ........... Laily Wolmer (Wallem) Luckstork (Wallets) Tak Bats (Jardine) Marylock (Wallem) Merpers (B. & 9.) Masbate (8. Chin)

Mei Nan Soedny) Mei Ping (Bocony)

This will be designed to bring Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek rimer to the masse of the people and to strengthen persona' leadership of the pas tion, in the opinion of leading he said the United States polley personages to whom thia tur-Iduring and Kllowing the war respondent talked during visits fannett in

to the *surance This mruth

Kone Chinese to Hong

that they "host the Shanghai and Nankin.

war." He anid many Chinese are) The Generalissimo's position

now sure

that the Amerkan admittedly is dithen't brean of the national reinomie

2. Failure to understand the| The Soviet Consul General fusion and of the military re-

American policy and objective took up negotiation with Nan-Mau Hanu Jardine) verses suffered by government and Communist propaganda king today regarding the al- forces in Manchuria and North | He said that Chinese long have leged refund of the Shanghai China, but most well informed heen encouraged to believe that police to recognize Soviet Un- persons in Ching doubt rumours foreign exploitation is respon-ion citizens who received their that he will retire. The general sib'e for China's ills.

passports from Jocul Soviet au- belief rather is that hinny is

The official Communist line thorities after the war. now attemptine to And some hus fastered the belief that the It was reported that the po-Ping Wo Jardine's) formula for the reorganisation United States policy is

motilice recent'y required renewal, lock (Wallom) of his government which will vated by the desire to dominate of their resident certificates Pres. Jefferson (APL) meet with the general approval | China economiently and politieni- (which all foreign nationala muat Produce (Tamsusen) of the Chinese masses.

ly and use Ching as a base for possess. Of all

former Pronto (Larisen) That Chiang still is the out-

war against Ruksia.

Russian emigrants in Shanghai, Pad (3.GJ.M. standing lender of: China nearly

about 12,000 claim Soviet Sally Maersk (debsen)

Stanhalt (Dodwell) most all competent foreign observers

having ap- Repin (1.8.) ... 3. The competition of "cheap citizenship. agree: Indeed, his position is

American goods."

plied to the loent Russian Con-Stakiang D. & 9.) such that should he attempt to

Rundle said that Nanking u'ate after the war for restitu-Sing Me (Ta Hing)

Tatung (3. ♣ B.) ..... step aside it is most likely that

oficials. seeking a Benpegoat tion of passporta.

Trevelho (Mackinnon M.)

i

"Cheap U.S. Goods"

the

Me Shan (Socery] Jen (Gilman) Newchwank (1.9.)

Pakhol (11. ♣ 9.3 Panamanian (Wallem) Po Yang (1). & S.)

Perlod (Wallen)

a great majority of the Chinese ar inflation and collapsing The focul Soviet authorities Tuajer (Barnen)

tigh

that he

not Tai Po Shan (Bhan Chising)

on

Talahan Penk (Mackinnon M.)

Como, dk. Ymt. Kin. dk. Mackie's Talkook

S.C.

Kin. d.

23.94

Cementch. 8.9.

0.14

D.GA Markie's

Kin. bay

A: AND

B.9. Po

Al Kink.

R.

A.12

Co.'s whi

Thun Wan

Kin. d.

Ymt

Kin. d.

S.S. "MAUSANG" S.S. "WINGSANG" 8.8: TAKSANG"

10 Shanghal 3rd July To Sianghai, Kobe (Japan) 5th July

to stran 82 Calcutta 5th July

ARRIVALS

from Shanghai & Takao 28th June

wh from Shanghai 1st July From Biraits & Calcutta 2nd July

from Calcutta Straits & Saigon 14th July from Sandakan 17th July

Cargo accepted en Through Bill of Lading for MADRAS via Singapore and for KUDAT, JESSELTON, LABUAN, TAWAU, LADIAD-DATU, and SEMPORNA vin Sandakan.

Subject to alteration without notice.

An intending Passengers cre requested to register their names na far as possible in advance of the time at which they wish to leave,

Agents: GLEN LINE LTD.

HOMEWARD

S.S. "GLENAFFARIC" Loading for

Colombo,

London, Hull, Antwerp, Amsterdam, and Rotter- dam, 28th and 29th June. Buoy Al.

M.V. "GLENGARRY” ...Loads

Kin. Bay

A.10

TAL

S.8. "EURYMEDON”

Ex "SAMUA”

Co.'s why.

Ymt.

8.9. Pa

A.13 5.8. Po Tulkoo dh

Kin. dk. ....R.H Kin. ok.

for Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Am- sterdam, Rotterdam, and Hamburg 5th July. OUTWARD

Due from Antwerp, Rotterdam. and London Late July.

Managing Agents:

AUSTRALIA' CHINA LINE

M.V. "KAFIRISTAN"

Kis. ak

Kin. dk

Talkon k

B.15

8.C. 13.1

M.V. "HINDUSTAN"

Coerad. dk.

Yo't YmL Kin. wh

Kla. bay Kin. d«

.C.

......

Kin, dh Talkooli.

Taikou di

Kin. k

........................................... Due from Australia via Salzon

Loads for about 10th July. Sydney, Melbourne & Adelaide -accepts cargo for all Now Zealand purts on through Bills of Lading.

Due from Australia via Manila & Shanghai about 12th July. Loads for Sydney, Melbourne & Adelaide early August. Accepts cargo for all New Zealand ports on through Bills of Lading.

Agents: THE WESTERN CANADA STEAMSHIPS LTD.

TB.H, whf.

S.S. "LAKE SUMAS"

itin. wif.

Kin. lk:

Taikoo dk.

8.8. P Kin. wit. L.C.K. .....CK.

Talkoo dh

20.6 Barane (W. Hunt) ...... AA

people would dewand remain at the heat of the na-economy, promoted this theme claim that the police are

He said, "Actually Chirin's recognizing these papers Wills Vickery (A.1.L} inflation and the demand of grounds that they are not is-

Whang (1) B Chinese hard labourers fursued by Moscow and lack entry Wuchen (1.8.1 wages comparable to skilled payvisus to China. The Consulate Yochow (1.&.) in industrialized nations. has argued that before the war on¦ EXPECTED ARRIVALS created a situation in which try visas were not required and New Zealand Victory (Jardines anything from industrial plants most of these Russian nationals. Shantone ( 4.8.)

o mouth organs could be pro- have been residents here States, several years. The Issue

to Nanking and is duced in the United shipped to China and so' more referred chicaply than can be produced awaiting government ruling n United Press.

The Boss One highly placed American in Nanking said: "The General- Issima has got to remain boss of China for the simple reascin there is no other person capable of commanding suficient public support to take his place. What ever his faults, Ching is still respected by the Chinese people. more than any other leader,"

Chiang's two chief. problems, in the, opinion of most 'compu-i

are to cleanse tent observers.

his governmesit of corrupt. in:] efficient elements and to obtain' sufficient America sumpor to win his war against the Com- ibunists,

Each of these is extremely

difficult, the first beranse af the complexities of Chinese polities, the second becasue of China's had record in handling Amuri-1 can financial and military sistance during the past.

Solution?

138-

there."-United Preas.

for! Wan

Japan Kept Too Much

·

In

The Dark

Washington. June 28.

Japan

The American Peace Society today circulated' a

review of the occupation policies in which said that "our record is dark" in regard, to informing the Japanese of reasons for im-" portant steps taken.

The review said, "The Japan-, reactionary

political impulses

Hunna (8)

Andre Ibon (Mess. Mart.) K. w ARDIVALS 2.6 Hartingdon (Dotwell!

Tai Chih

29.0 Mauwank (fantine)

Glucrater (85) EXPECTED DEPARTUREя 20,6 Glenfric

Camp Unlun Sally Maersk 40,0 Trevelhos DEPARTURES 28,0 Prony

Ft. Constantine Slanine Shel. Ceronla

Dictu

tu. Tinig Hang....

A.1!

RA Mackie's

Bingapore 4.3

Bingspora 4.7

Kreline 308 Bhanghai 2,7

alphang 30.6 Hrisbane 10.7.

Abadan 26,7 |

Miri 1.7

Manila 31.6 'Bingapore 3.7

Emp of Scotland. Singapore 17 Ital Yook

...Swatow

POST OFFICE MAIL NOTICE Outward Malls

GENERAL HOLIDAY

and the other Branch Post Once."' will

Boxes.

The Money Order Office will be entirely,

Unless rūberwas stated, entstared

"MONDAY, JUNE 10 || (General Ho}#AJ). Airmail for Manila FL (Bex.) 9.30 Airmali for Amoy, Shanbal. Ninking.

(Ord,) 50 £hi.

se are for most part bewilder within Japan, the review con- ed by the swiftness with which cluded: "In the final analysis, their instructions have been the necomplishment of our ul

On Monday, June 30, 1917, The Orisersl Poel Ofe and Kowloon Central Port Some hard-headed Americans changtil. As a result many as-timate objectives in Japan, believe that the only solution is pects change, and exist on paper whether they be political, econo-

mie or social, depends wholly Office will be open from 8 am, io Noon, to turn over to foreign control only."

The review by Donald Ray, upon what nur policy directives be open from 8 am to 10 am.

economic There will be one delivery of Ordinary the problem of postwar recon- struction of China. They would former economic analyst of the and political and ike to see a group of Allied Japanese Division of the Office ideals behind them will mean to and legiatared correspondence at id m powers, with or without Rus of War Information. appeared the Japanese people when the and nan collection only. from the 'illar in, undertake the task of aid. In the Society's quarterly on occupation forces leave Japan."

It added, "The means towards closed ing China back to political, world affairs..

It said, "The Allied directives this end centres largely in the! economical and military health under the guidance of some guiding the occupation In Japan; effectiveness of our information Arteles and Parcel-Posts lose 30 mitutes outstanding: "Allied ender, such have been a product of generally programme whose purpose is to er thas the time stated below!~~ as General Doolas MacArthur. careful thinking on the part of explain to the Japanese on as Suggestions in some quarters those who have been responsi-wide a scale as; possible the ren- that a break-up" of China into hie. The relative lack of friction sons for important steps taken a series of autonomous regional in the actual implementation of by the occupation authorities, arons may be the best on hand these directives within. Japan If our efforts to enlighten for Linchow and Koaming, (Reg.) 9.30

generally repudiated in itself must be attributed to the Japanese thinking have been but am. (Ord). 10 am. аге Telephone: 34165.

American quarters. Intoreats prudent surrendert pölley"; it the old story of too little and on and Foothow, iftag.3. 9:30 ním, (Ora}| of the world demand that said political objectives are be too late then steps should be as near as elr taken to correct it. Our path Chinese national unity be re-ing realized stured and maintained, these.cumalances will permit. It stut-will slip back either to neo (Ord.)970 m...

erl that these are ""to start feudalism or that all too fami quarters argue.

It is generally believed that Japan on the path of a pin- liaf patterns of things which in Washington is giving the Chin- ruky stable nation with a do- vites Communistic: penetraton. eae. qucation the closest cons! mocracy which has been mould-United Press deration and frat measures for et from basic Japanese Institu assistance far greater than the tiona." sale of munitions announced last weekend may be expected. United Press.

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TONTHLY SAILINGS TO NEW YORK, ATLANTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES and PANAMA

July 29 ***** Sept. 10

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M.S. "GRETE MAERSK"

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M.S. "MAROHEN MADRSK".

M.S. "GERTRUDE MAERSK”

Oel 15

Special Tanks available for the carriage of öll in bulk ARRIVALS FROM NY. & OTHER US. PORTS,

July 6 Aug. 1 Aug. 5

Fog Freight and Further Particulare place duple to:-

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Too Little Too Late After discussing variode phases, including radical and

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ANTI-LYNCHING LEGISLATION

Washington, June 28.,

lankaw, Tango and Pelgings. Airtuali

Airmail for Holbow: Almall for Can.

Airmail for Balkon 'unir," (Reg.) -0.19

Batron and Marseilles, 30 min. Dwalow, 10.· ́`·

··Balphong and Pakbol÷10,'m..

Amay, 10 mM, (

Bhanabat, 10 ́s.m. Hongdon, 16 x.m..

Macao, Trinahan and Shežki, 10. Cantos illy Train), 10) gim

TUESDAY, JULY 1 Hulbow and Tamködik. Noon Hwtow, 1.pữn.

p.m.

Curtas (Ly Triển), 150 gm Btraits, Carinh and lombay, Meno, Obekkt, and Tilnihan, 4 balm., Konmoon,.4 mm.

The National Association for the Ailvancement of Coloured People today called for passage of Fedoral ant)-lynching laws,

Airball for Japan (ordinary letters and; The organization approved nteants only), 2,80 p.m.

·Canton (By Train), 8 p.m. -

Due from Vancouver via July. Shanghal 4th Loads for all Pacific Coast and inland points about 6th July.

PACIFIC TRANSPORT LINES

EXPRESS TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

"NEW ZEALAND VICTORY”

DUE FROM U.S.A. VIA MANILA 2nd July.

LOADS FOR

BHANGHAI, TIENTSIN &

SAN FRANCISCO Limited Passenger Accommodation.

"GREENVILLE VICTORY''

-DUE FROM U.S.A. VIA SHANQUAY

3rd July

LUADS FOR

MANILA & SAN FRANCISCO

CARGO ALSO ACCEPTED, FOR ALL PACIFIC COAST PORTS AND INLAND POINTS IN NORTH-AMERICA SPECIAL OIL CARGO TANKS

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NEW YORK, NEWPORT NEWS, HOUSTON, LOS ANGELES, HONG KONG. SAN FRANCISCO, MANILA, SHANGHAI, STRAITS, FORT SAID, MONTREAL, HALIFAX, BOSTON (AND NEW YORK

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M.V. "VINGNES"

M.V. "VILJA”

and

M.V. "VINGNEŚ"

Vesicle equipped

its 38th annual conference a Athmall #før Kingspora. Będney, Cold statement wiilch eat, "We abhor, bersand Auckland, (m.): 2 the recent rope of Justice in.. (Ord.) 1.39 p.ru.

Altmal! Fur Canton, Kweilin and Greenville, North Carolina, anil chusade: Atrials for Batow other altellar Ineldents, through- Amor, Aller-1 8 m. (Ord.) 1.10 p..

WEDNESDAY, JULY: S Fout the rintiʊn. We condemn'all Airmail for Manila, P. Bonelalu. appeals to sectional relligious and 1.8.A. and Canada, ¡ne.) 1.30. 1.2. rach) préjudices in the courts of 1 (0) to ..

fun, ant we call upon all Americans to join aid in rooling out this-0911 38 our midst." |Páiæ:Press}=toh my

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Alram for Manila 2.1. unly. (j) 8-pm, (Ont.) 8.40, pasi zi

Landing Hongkong

(If sufficient Inducement)

..End July

Mid September

End October

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