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London, Mar. 9. Divisions within the International Trade Union movement must not prevent those who could 2gree from walking together on the path to European recovery, Miss Florence Hancock, the British Chairman, told the International Trade Union Conference on the Marshall Plan here today.

Miss Hancock, who is Chairman of the General Council of the Trades Union Congress, was speaking at the opening session of the Con-

tatives of most of the major trade union move-

INSTITUTE Fighters WORKING AGAIN Were Not

Hanol, Mar. 10.

Hanol's famous Pasteur Institute, one of Southeast Asia's outstanding centres of medical research before it's war, which was almost .completely destroyed In the VicinAINESO resistance attack on the French in December, 1946, has been partially restored and re- opened. Associated Press.

Chinese

Washington, Mar. 0. General Claire Thennsult, the operator

the of

Airline whose plane was attacked by with Rus- two fighter planes sian Red Star markings on a |flight-from-Mukden-to Tainɛ- tao, said tonight he believed the fighters' belonged to tho +6004 | Russian forces based at Port

Arthur.

ference, which is being attended by represen-Domination ments in Western Europe and the United Not In Our

States,

Language

London, Mar, D.

terms of

"No one has any reason to shoot at us,” he said, adding that he had ordered his planes to continue their evacuation nights from Mukden,

"If the fighter pinnes wero P-398 and bore Russian mark-

Inga, they could not have been Chinese. The Chinese have no P-30s," he declared.

She declared that they were †sociation with their own Gov-| meeting to "come to grips" | crnments in the administration with n situation created by the [of the recovery programme. decision of the 18 European na The

conference present tions to participate in the pro- † should, agree to set up a trade The Foreign Secretary, Mr. motion of economic recovery union advisory committee to Ernest Bevin, told the English and the decision of other Gov keep in touch with and to in-Speaking Union tonight that per- ernments to pursue a different form all the national centres sons speaking the English tongue. line of policy.

"could not think in

Asked whether the incident about developments of the pro

domination". The Conference approved the gramme. This committee

was connected with his trip to credentials of 48

Washington to testify before a delegates | should be empowered to recon- Mr. Bevin sald common langu Congressional committee on the from 26 union centres.

vene the conference when age ties with the United Slaton The rival American trade necvnanty.

had knit the two nations together, proposed United States aid to union groups-the Congress of

the but he denied that "in Anglo China, General Chennault said: Industrial Organisations and Force Ouvriere (France), said American politics we are ganging" do not like to think. It will the American Federation of La the programme must be put in-up together".

not be reassuring to my pilots hour-have both sent delegates. Į to operation with all speed to "We don't need to," he added. if they feel that the incident is Portugal, Turkey. Iceland) avoid "a very grave crisis.” If you have a common language. the result of my being here." and Greece are not represented. There was no intention of lin- you cannot help approaching pro- Other absenters are the repre- ing up the West against the blems in the right spirit, with sentatives of the oficial French East. The position of trade sense of compromise and under and Italian national trade union anions in some countries would is one of the most expressive and Landing.... the English language organisations.

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"The Rusalana have no rea- son to object to the flights to and from Mukden. We are operating under the authority of the Chinese Government, ayor Chinese territory and are complying in every way with international law as related to such a service."

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