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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1948.

CHINA URGES FAO HELP Cat Picked Up Shipping Strike Costing

FOR FAR EAST AREAS

Washington, November 18.

The Chinese and Indian delegates to the fourth annual conference of the Food and Agricutural Organisation have urged that the organisation should devote more attention to the relatively undeveloped area of the world.

Japanese Trading. Discussed

Heich Chen Peng; of 'the Chinese Ministry of Agricul- Lure and Foresty, declared: "The Far East, the Near East and Latin America call for greater efforts and larger ap-| propriations for their reglonal set-up and regional activities.”

Liu, complained that undue em-

Washington, November 19. *The

The Chinese Food Minister, Mr. future conduct of Japanese trader occupied most phasis was still being directed to- of the attention

of the Farword the so-called "paper work" Commission's weekly in contrast to actual field work Eastern meeting today.

IT regions where FAO assist- Informed circles said the dis-ance was most needed. Import

about

cussion centred and export regulaįlona,

Also discussed was the poral- |bility of opening Japan to various

types of business personnel present unable to travel to Japan.

1

SCAP regulations permit cer- lain types of business to send representatives to Japan."

Further liberalisation might be expected to let down the bars tol most kinds of commercial acti- vity, Such an agreement would z a long way toward putting Japan in a position to move to ward atlaining her former place In international trade by opening the doors to overenas commercial representatives.-Associated Press.

In Channel

London, November 19,

Even cats are going in for cross Channel· swimming these days.

A holiday cruising boat to- day picked one up, two milos · out.

A bit bedragoled, Pussy' purred. her,thanks-Associat ed Press.

"Flying Wing" Tested

Washington. November 18.

Fifty Millions A Day

New York, November 18.

A United Pross survoy today showed that the mori- time strikes on the East and West Coasts have idled 143,000 workers and 647 ships. The strikes are costing the nation's economy, some

US$50,000,000 a day.

Cheaper Air Mail

To East?

While negotiators and Fed- US$300,000. Beamen and other eral mediators worked to not-workers are losing an additional tle the West Coast strike of US$800,000 a day. 12,000 CIO Longshoremon and

London, November ‘18. the East Coust strike of 65,000

Friday Meeting

The possibility of introducing AFL dock workers, some 32,000 On the Atlantic Coast, William second-class mail. such reduced air postage rates workers in allied Industrica Margolis, assistant Director of printed papers, to Malaya and

jobs.

the U.S. Mediation and Concilia-other Commonwealth destina- wool processing industries, de the first joint meeting between the

said

Total exports for September werd U'S:020,000,000 and imports US$884,000,000, according to Com- merce Department Agures. Nearly was all of these have been cut off. air-except for a trickle entering the

Gulf ports.

Meanwhile,

the

for

4.5

The need of FAO assistance that it had successfully com- spokesman for the sugar und tion Service, arranged for Friday tions is being considéred by the

The Navy announced today were thrown out of

A in these areas was urgent, be-pleted fight tesis of the "Fly-pendent on imports, cause of their undevelopment. ing Wing" jet fighter plane faced imminent shutdowns. Also, men's Association and the ship tation with the

they AFL International Longshore Postmuster General in consul- Ministry of "over with n speed of

400 the national defence programme owners since the strike bogan, a Civil Aviation and British miles per hour".

is being curtailed as the flow of week ago. The plane, known as the XP-Imported strategie

Overseas Airways Corporation. materials, is

Pacific 771, le specially designed for ship- cut off.

Lord Listowel, Const, negotiators are trying to State for Colonial Affairs, gavn board

Minister of operation and has twin

thrash out a compromise on this reply in the House of Lords Jet engines, sharply swept back

wage and grievance procedure today to Lord Mancraft/ who had wings and no conventional type

to settle the 12-week-old walk asked when it would be possible of tail at all.

International to. cheapen and out of the

accelerate αίτ Lonshoremen's and Warehouse-mail services between men's Union.

and Malaya, ' Lossed in wages amounted to Weat Cones are tied up int

Some 273

poris.

The Minister added that it The American Legion National was not at present possible to

reduce the air postage rate Commission boday charged that| the Pacific Coast strils had in Malaya for first-class mails, but in consultation with the Govern- effect of a Communist blockade" ments of the Federation of on shipments to China and urged Malaya and Singapom the pos that steps be taken "instantly" to siblity was being examined of get food to the Chinese Republic. nusimilating inward rates from Malaya to outward rates from the United Kingdom..

He said that while basle in- The Navy said the plane formation was a necessary part "totally unlike any service of the FAO organisation he craft thus far revealed." thought much of this type of ac-

The announcement sold the new livily might possibly be carried Oghter was "potentially capable" out in conjunction and co-opera-of flying faster than any other jet tion with existing United No sircraft now in operational use. tions' specialised agencies as well United Press. as by existing member govern- rents organizations.

Rural Welfare

Mr. Llu noted with "dlamay”

- what he described as the mea. gra amount of money.set asido for fura!

Itom walfero, "an which strikes at the very root; of improvement in the life of the farmor."

He urged early uppointment of regional representatives for the

GENERAL MARRAS Far East and hoped that a na-

TO VISIT U.S.

more than US$1,500,000 daily. Langshoremen on the West Coast lose US$200,000 a day and those on the East Coast more

than

U.S. Proposal For Indonesia Talks

Batavia, November 19.

America has submitted as "a working paper for the

United Nations Good Offices Committco" her. proposal for resuming negotiations on the Indonesian dispute.

between

the

CIO

Britain

tu

"Red Blockade" The charge was made in a re-

The mails were, he said, car-.. port by the National Foreign Re-

to lations Commission, which said, ried on direct air services

Singapore whichi

to were "We belleve our Pacific Coast

take three days. There had un- poris are undergoing what is in

* | fortunately been occasional effect & Communist blockade and lays to aircraft

en route

but we urge that instant steps be apart from the elimination of blockade in order to permit en little scope for acceleration, ho adequate now of necessities to' suld-Reuter.

ор

taken to break through that mich accidental delays there was

Chinn

The Commission said it had bran

asked, "whether the dock strikes on the Pacifio Coast word

fostered by sympathisers with Communism or with the purpose of aiding the 'Com. munista in "What

we

Is that the

China Jews To Enter Israel

fional from the particular region your would be appointed to all this key position. A local expert

A Committee spokesman on Mr. Cochran formed the pro- would know" conditions and un- Thursday said that the proposal during a series of informat Washington, November 18. Chlet of Staff of the Italian derstand the needs of the region posal, made by the United discussions in the past two months Army, General Elsio Marras, will more intimately and sympathe States member, Mr. Merle Coin Batuvla and Jogjakarta and visit the United State; for a 16-tically than an outsider,

record on after several "oral notes" had day Inspection of

Mr. P. Deshmukh of hidia drew chran, was put on major United

November 10 but it was not been transmitted States military schools and train-attention to the undeveloped areas

Shanghai, November 19. ing centres, the State Department of the Far East and to the neces-yet decided whether to include Netherlands and the Republican Pacific Coast strikes synchronised

Governments.

with the Communist drive in

All of China's 9,000 Jows announced today.

sity of allocating more funds for it in the Committee's 'agenda.

The fourth Good Offices Com-China. We emphatically feel it to have received blanket permis- General Marcas will be the work In that region. He

mitice interim report, covering be our duty to call public atten- guest of the United States Army urged that new posts in the Secre-

The spokesman refused to say the

period up to November tion

tion to the serious consequences. ion for their admission with- Chief of Staff, General Omar terial in the Organisation should

and Aus-15, has been sent by air to the We regard food for China and out reservation into Israel, Bradley, returning a call made be found for representatives of whether the Belgian

tralian members had accepted the Security Council in Parts

official and materials for Europe as an in- according to an by General Bradley to Italy last member nations from the

proposal by Mr. Cochran as a may be ready for distribution an|portant part of world defence nouncement last night by the усаг.

East.Reuter..

basis to resume negotiations. November 27, said the Committee against Communist aggression. local Palestine Office of the which were broken off Inst July. spokesman.-Associated Press. United Press.

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Jewish Agency, quoting i cable from the Israell Govern- ment •

Details regarding shipping facilities and landing particulars are now awaited. The announce ment said a message had been received from the headquarters of the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem to the effect that the Israeli Gov- crnment and the Jewish Agency had decided to enable every Jow. in Chinn, who was ready to leave for arael to reach that destina- tion.

Important Jewish agencies, particularly the American-Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, have been asked by the Israeli Government to co-operate in carrying out this plan-Reuter.”

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HIS FINGER

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