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Peace In Europe
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London, August 21. The Daily Mirror, popular tabloid with a circulation of nearly 3,000,000, today concluded a three- day editorial attack on British foreign policy. It proposed that the West tell Russia "South-east
Europe is yours."
The Mirror, calling for a "new Firstly, South-east Europe Is approach to Russia which will yours We expert renomubie trad- lend to pener, sate
von-mg facilities there. We might eluding editorlat:
leven sprak harshly puʊui the
"We want petive. We have ai politkol developments there. better choner of ponce with af
Resin that in strong and feels secure than with a Russia that
is weak and fly insecure,”
The Mirror contented that the slep toward peave waves to get a political settlement with . Russte, and proposed at rem
and the Elited States talk to the Itushaam ke this:
Students
Arrested
In Peiping
Pelping. August 21. Ten more students were ar-
realed jodny, bringing the total
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Union Leader's Warning
London, August 21.
A Trade Union leader threatened Britain's Labour
But we guarantee we that Government today with a not exercise any kind of mill."revolt" unless taxes on beer tary, pressure in what can befand cigarettes, are cut. claimed fatry as your se.. curity ranu,
that
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"It should, bo clearly under. offer in stood," said General Secretary
Secondly, agrement making available to Russia the t resources she re- lo
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E. J. Hill in this monthly report "that the workers in heavy in- dustry do not intend to give up beer drinking and smoking and the sooner the tax on them is 10 reduceel the better.
the Boilermakers' Union.
quires from the Michle East, We regard the Middle East as our se Feurity
and we interst to keep it,
"But everybody's right ration of the oil is accepted und we are prepared to have every. body's ration, including the price. to be paid for it, decided by un international organisation,
"Otherwise they will revolt, and their profound loyalty to the Labour Government wh turn to hostility."
The Government increased the
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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1940.
India Admits Bombing
New Delhi, August 21. Indian aircraft on Thure- day night, owing to heavy clouds, erroneously dropped two bombs insidó Pakistan. gles from the Kashmir border, said, a Defence Min- * nistry communique today.
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The planes had been order- ed to attack enemy transport supplying anti-Indian Gov. ,ernment förèea in the be- leaguered state of Kashmir.--- Associated Press.
British
Inquiry
London, August 22. into the circumstances in which Britain is Inquiring in Paris a British made Lancaster air craft flew recently from France to Hyderabad with a load of Swiss arms, it here today.
According to reports, the plane "ppears to have been cleared by the French-authorities.
SECRET CONFERENCE OF AMERICAN WAR LEADERS
Franco Discovers A Plot
Madrid, August 21.
JOINT DEFENCE
WITH CANADA
Washington, August 21,
Proposals for joint Canadian and American action in any future emergency are expected to be prosented by. Mr. James Forrestal, American Dofonco Sacrotary, at a secret conference of American war chiofs this week-ond.
The joint Chiefs-of-staff are meeting Mr. Forrestal
HUXLEY
TIP ON YOGA
seo
London, August 21. Dr. Julian Huxley said to- The Spanish police have in the quiet of the Naval War College at New-day that Western science discovered a sizable leftist port, Rhode Island. Their talks began last night what's in it for all mankind.
should study Yoga to plot to spread terror and and are due to end tomorrow night.
The Director: Well-informed sources pre- In his speech, Mr.
General sabotage in Northern Spain,
Lillerini UNESCO. told the New World have been arrested, reliable Mr. Forrestal of his talks last provided a convincing demonstra- lore of the East. and 50 leading Communists dicted the new proposals would sild Wartime experience Federation for Mental Health it be contained in a report by shared by the three Government might well look into the mystic sources disclosed today. week with the Canadian
tion of the mutual benefis to be De-
N
e
of
It this lore could be investiga- The plot had been timed to fence Minister, and the Cana-derived from co-operative effort, ted, lio advised menial special-
He added the general frame- Ist: "I think an - with was learned coincide
Generalissimodian Cabinet:
immense step work thus
provided At these talks, the two coun-utilised to develop technical con-
forward could be made in your Franco's presence at his summer
last beca palace in Pazo de Mieras in the tries were reliably, reported to sultations aryi to provide for a Galicia region,
have agreed on plans for ea- number of visits by scientists and operation in their joint respons-technicians of each country to the bility for greater part of North America.
the defenen of the other two.-Reuter.
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and con-
These sources salt the Civil A British official spokesman to-Gunds arrested the Commumist dny denied that Bitain was mak-at La Coruna in Gallein tobacco
lasting "representations" to FrancePamplona In Navarre dirastiently Spring in an effort to compel a
nd h that the maltër was sented arms and animunition
anti-Government reduction in consumption which simply being investigatedt-Reu-and would save dollars for other im
parkla.
Thirdly, in return for these cuarantees that Russia can no agm be stabbed in the back, misist that German economy be jailed to 53. but the subsequent restored is quickly as possibile perts release of thee previously ar-and that it be a policy of the A cigarette, shoriage has re- rested podared the
number | powera lo promote German unity| sulted. The price has risen to within, say, in years. United 20 cents for a package of 20,--
dick - to GD.
Meanwhile professors from dif- ¦ Prek ferent institutions riened a pro|
Rest ortorest Bu
dered mete tu,”*
The Intent virgo vandende re Most
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takeport
what they mapped.
eth to A
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Bao Dai In Geneva
Ihre Auge: 7 21.
Associated Press.
SEVEN COUNTRIES APPLY TO U.N.
Now York, August 21.
ler,
INVESTIGATION
FOR NAURU
Nine Communist leaders were arrested at La Coruna where they rented office space in a modern, expensive building.
The
Among subjects which have been discussed between Ameri
authorities
raw
can and Canadian proon-
wore Canadian production of materials and finished Items for military use, and the Interchange of weapons Arid ammunition and standardluation of arms and equipment. Canartian
tiian offelals in Washing- Civil Guards, acting on, however, today described as quietly, were *tch Sclney, August 22
to have "pure speculation" American press Mr. E.1. Ward, Australian Ex- the
obtuned cumplete Information reports thing the Camelion M ternal Territories
Communist ganbationster of Defence has warned Me,” Minister said In tely that he would send
Spain United Forystal of the dangers of Bos In-Press. vestigator to the Pacifle Island of Nouru, wher four Chinese were i
-Hed
in n venit clash with Aus- han alleints.
disturbance occurred when
it number of
of Chinese armed with spenes, clubs
wat exes, refused
Dr. Jose Arce, of Argentina, who will proside at the opening of the United Nations General Assem- bly in Paris, said today that he could ask the to embark for China at the end Assembly to admit seven countries whose mom- bership to the United Nations has been blocked by a Soviet veto.
Are
up the sintement as frembly rould vote or the admis-
Queenston of those countries,
Paris, route tu The seven countries ure Italy, Austria, Finland, Trânsjordan, Eure, Portugal and Ceylon.
of their term of service on the: Blondt.Renter.
RED CROSS CONFERENCE
Northern
B-29's For Okinawa
sin's ale power pf Siberia,“ čap,
of striking mph! bleiws at Chil ind the northern United States, Atomic Research
the
MR. MORRISON
ON HOLIDAY
Certain people can go into a
people ean gradually arrive at a trance. Certain people can con- trol their breathing. Certain
state of mystical ecstacy."
"Bo Exr the
physiological angle of that, has never been Investigated what happens? How is it possible?" London, August 21. The
He said the best way to find Lord President of the out would probably be for a Council, Mr. Herbert Morrison, group of young scientists to turn and his wife left Northolt airport themselves Into for Nice today for three weeks in learn
guinca pigs. the Oriental techniques the South of France.Associated on!
then
investigate one Press.
Futher-Associated Press.
...
The
COCOS ISLANDS IN THE NEWS
Cocos Islands are
on-
Mr. Davirl C, Liliental, Chair- man of the United States Atomie
Singapore, August 21. Energy Corominaires, de dont f
Malayan and Australian civil aviation representa- New York tonight at the Unit- uk
tives returned to Singapore this wook by a Stales
Britain Onala hat expanded the work of the Com→
Royal Air Force flying boat from a two-day visit Spokane, Wash.,August 21. bitest Pulley Commuli che sot The 98th Bomb Group of Super-up in August, 1913, fe direct-
to the Cocos Islands to inspect the wartime forts is on its way to Okinawa ing of atomie enesearch.
airfield thero. for extended over-water training; He said y we continues
aplanning to open a new service missions.
to exchange technical note to lonely group far out In the between Western Australia and Arce bald, however, that he
formation under
xeneral Indian Ocean about 700 miles South Africa which might stop expected the Assembly world.
Stockholm, August 22.
The 334th Squadron took off direction of the Committer which south west of the Sunda Straits through Cocos Islands. reject his suggestion:
17th Sir Alexander Cadogan, the dem
on Friday night. also reviewed International Red from Spokane
problems of raw between Java and Sumatra. The inspection party, which in- Cross conference was officially arriving at a Hawaiian air base materials supply common to the legate, who was also sailing to-
The airfield, which had a sträcluded the Malayan Inspector of All received a majority vote of day, and that according to his In-
open here today.
on Sturday. The 345th Squadron three Governments. opproval in the Security Counterpretation Arre's proposal corld | Folke Bernadotte to act as
tegic value during the war, may South East Asla" Civil Aviation, The Assembly elected Count follows tonight and the 393rd Mr. Lilienthal marle Doo Do is expected to confer |ed only to have their applies not he carried out.
Pre takes of tomorrow night.
these ugain become a staging point on Air Vice Marshal 6. E. Storrár, statements
this in a
a prepared speech new strategic air link between are reported to have found the Emul Buildert. Frearkskuns vetoes,
sident during the 12-day confor He sald the Prason Britoir
Officials of this bomber base energy exbibit
opening of
the atomic Australia, the Middle East and 2,500 yard long coral runway in High Commision of Indo-China. Aree said he interpreted the would not support the applica-
at New York's the United Kingdom. article to can at, whether ton of Israel to United Nations from 58 countries
a fate condition. 580 Approximately m Park,
delegates described the Pacifle light as a Golden Jubilee Exposition.
Such a route would offer'un al- assembled in Routine exercise to give the Mr. Bollaetiti
had Heavy weeds
grown departure fofavesirable
Inquiries at his Commission, lernative to the adverse recon membership was because Britain the Royal Opera House for the B-29 crews experience in over-
present one through the metal covering but Salkon has been delayed by the mentation had been much by the
however, brought yet recognised that opening
navigation. Assoclated:
raply through Malaya und India. It was after clearing, the runway could changes of plan... · Heulér.
Security Counell, the Geneal As-State.--Associated Press.
Leremony'.---Associated { Water
that the three-power consultarerently announced from Preas.
tlons did not include weapons. tralia that Quantas Airways are weight of Lancastrians.--Reuter. Aus-probably take aircraft up to the
ES-Kampon Date Dan. the farmer ruler of the Indo-China he went on board the santre of Tonkin unl Annan, Eizzabeth en who is at present in Geneva has postponed his viit Paris until next Tuesday, be cause of the port health of his
wife,
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