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BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

Agents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

**TSINAN" NHANYANG "SHENGKING" "KWEIYANG"

"HEINRICH JESSEN"

"POYANG"

"PRODUCE"

SAILINGS TO

Swntow

inchon & Pasan ..... Shanghal

Swatow Amoy (Foo- chow?) & Shanghai.. Amoy Swatow Hollow Salgón & Stralis ....... Bangkok

Yokeliama & Kube

Singapore

3 m. 8th Feb./*

10 am, 8th Feb.

4 p.m. lith Fob. "

3 p.m. 12th Feb.

13th Feb.

14th Feb.

15th Feb,

"YOCHOW

17th Feb.

"FENGTIEN"

Souralaya & Batavia

19th Feb.

* Balls from Custodian Whart

Singapore. Macassar.

ARRIVALS FROM

"SHENGKING" Slanghal & Keelung

"HEINRICH JESSEN" Singapore & Holhow

Singapore

"KWEIYANG"

"POYANG"

"TSINAN"

"ERODUCE"

"RINKIANG"

"PATSIAN"

"WUSUEH"

Kobe

Swatow

Bangkok

9th Feb.

10th Feb.

11th Feb.

9 an. 11st Feb.

11/12th Feb.

Barnes & Holhow

13/14th Feb.

RIVER

SERVICE

Sails for Canton & p.ot. 8th & 10th Feb. Arrives from Canton 7.30 am, 19th & 12th Feb Salts for Canton 3 p.ni, 6th & 6 p.m. 914 Feb. Arrives from Canton 7.30 a.m. th & 11th Feb.

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SCHEDULE SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL via Aden & Port Said.

via Port Sudan, Genoa & Marseliles abo GLASGOW

"CYCLOPS"

"ACHILLES”"

vla Havra

"ACHILLES**

*MEDON"

“ELPENOR"

"CLYTONEUS"

"AJAX"

Arrivals from

23rd Feb.

Hth Mur.

13th, Feb.

UK. via Straits & Manila

16th Feb.

L.. vh Stralts

11th Mar.

11th Mar.

UR. cha Straits

NEW YORK SERVICE

Arrivals from

................ U.S.A. via 3kindla

2nd March

Carriers option to proered via other Ports to load and discharge

cargo.

Agents: Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.

Saliings to

"SHIANS1"

"CHANGTE”

Bobilian Is.. Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne Sydney

11th Feb. about 21st Feb.

Arrivals from

"CHANGTE"

Japan

Australla

about 18th Feb. 1st week Mar.

"BOOCHOW"

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IGHT ROAD CENTRALASS

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HONG KONG-CANTON

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10 p.m.

10 p.m.

10 p.m.

6/2/1949

8/2/1940

10/2/1949

12/2/1919

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11/2/1949

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U.K, & CONTINENTTM W. „INDIKO ́ ́ L-AMERICA

"FLYING CLIPPER"

STEAMSHIP DIVISION

FROM

New York

via Japan

& Shanghai

duo Feb. 8.

SAILS FOR

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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDÁY, FEBRUARY 7, 1940.

U.S. GENERAL VIEWS Communist

JAPAN'S FUTURE

Washington, February 5.

Lieutenant General Robert L. Eichelberger, who recently retired, said today that as the castern strategic picture changes Japan becomes "more vulnerable but also more valuable" to the

walh United States.

Although best known for leading the First Corps Eighth Army from Australia to Japan and com- manding the Eighth Army from the Occupa- tion's first day until last September, General Eichelberger has been closely connected with Far Eastern military intelligence.

He served and travelled-extensively in Northern Asia, China, Japan and the Philippines and handled Chinese-and Russian affairs. In the War Department in Washington" during the 'twenties.

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PROTEST TO RUSSIA

Berlin, February, 5. Brimin, France and the United States lodged a verbal protest st the Berlin Air Safety Contre to- day against Russiansistors Bring exercises in the Buecke- burg air corridor during the day. Russian planes were fring on two targets, close to the outward bound Flight 'control Reuter.

Exchange Rates

Palping, February 6, The Communists announa.

ed an exchange rate of one Jonminplas or Propia's Bank dollar to 10 Gold · Yuan, to-

day,

Rates at exchange for foreign currenty, gold and eliver, were not set.

Teachers, studente, `labour. era and other people of low Incomes may change up to 600 Yuan at a rate of three to one Jenminpleo,

BankTM the

The People's Central Bank of China In Its new gulse—and 89 ap. pointed shops are authorized to bandia, the exchange

The Gold Yuan, which tha Communlata call "Puppet Yuan," will be outlawed fram February 22.---Asso elated Presa.

WINSTON CHURCHILLS WAR MEMOIRS:

THE SECOND BOOK

necess to raw materials. But t He told the United Press to- day during an interview: "must be remembered that Innan mill- pigmy nation regret that Japan was ever dis- lódny is n

the extent that she tarily. Her only strength is in armed to

the fighting hearts of her sona from cannot protect herself

"Prior to World War II, Ja- internal disorder."

pan and Russia balanced each other in the Far East. When Japan was defeated that bal- atice of power was removed. As our highest authorities have pol pointed out, the United States observed the Potsdam agreement (Continued from. Page 6) to destroy Japan's war materials and potential. One of my early duties was the carrying out of this destruction. However, the Suvieta did not destroy any of the Japanese equipment captured from the Kwangtung Army and that euipment swent into Pel- ping the other day."

In December. General Fichel- berger told the United Press that he ndvocated the creation of

well-armed Japanese monged constabulary of up to 150,000 men. He reiterated that need today, stressing that it was for the purposes of muintaining in- ternal security and dosisling the occupation forces by guarding vital points.

Need For Police Force General Eichelberger cited the Korean riots in Osaku and Kobe last year is an example of the need for an armed Jajsnese' po- He gaiel, "Those clots Hee force. were Communist-Inspired They received my Lention."

personal al-

five War Cabinet Minister. They were the only ones who had a right to have their heads cut off on Tower Hill if we did not win. The rest could suffer for Depart mental shortcomings, but not on account of the polley of the State. Apart from the War Cabinet, to one could say, "I cannot take the Would Have Lost Wor

responsibility for this or that General Eichelberger said, "I The burden was borne at a higher Japan falls to the Communiais, level. This saved many people a we can cense falking about win-lot of worry in the days which ning World War II in the Poel were immediately to fall upon us flc, I also shudder to think what would

Asked if the police force he envisaged would not be also

General peaceful useful in other ways. Elchelberger said they could be tunnels the protect

called on. and bridges,

Anked to comment on the For Enst general strategic plc. tulot

reault of the Com- munlat sweeps Southward

General Eichelberger

20

China China.

Bald.

Balt

4

Int

one

"Geographically, need only to take a map and trace the line of the Kurlles Kamchatka from the South Peninsula through the Japan- tatanda and consider the implications If this bastion it In the possession of the Com munists.

Japan Sea-Red Sea "The Japan Sea would become wonder Red pond, If you

why think of it so much, just; consider how much thought the Communists must be giving it

Power

uther happen to democratic nations. For one thing it would make In my long political experience inore easy the exploitation

ef I had held most of the great offices Manchurian war materials but of State, but I readily admit that Ja- the post which had now dallen to

the me Was one I liked the best. Power, for the sake of lording

not fur the beneft of the panese people.

the

my rights and duties. I asked for no special powera either from the Crown or Parliament. It was, how ever, understood and accepted that hould anume the Keneral diree- tion of

the war, nobject to the support of the War Cabinet und House of Commons, The key-change which occurred on my taking over was, of course, the supervision and

direction of the Chiefs of Staf Committee hy Defence with un- Minister of defined powers. As Us

Mialster was also the Prime Minhter, he had all the rights inherent

in that office. Including very wide powers removal of all of selection and professional and political peraus- for the first time the ages. Thus Chiefs of Staff Committee nasumei its due and proper place in direct daily contact with executive Hond of the Government, and in accord with him bad full control over the

"Having been largely rea over fellow-creatures or adding to ponsible for Japan's new con-personal pomp, la rightly judged conduct of the war and the Armed stitution renouncing war and base. But power in a national Forces. The means of making war, the crisis, when a man

United States certainly assum knows what orders should be

believes he

No Ceremony

The position of the first Lord of ed the obligation of protecting given, is a blessing. In any sphere the Admiralty and of the Secretar

her.

disorder."

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to

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PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

OUTWARDS

*.*. "CARTHAGE"

** “CORYU”

4. "CANTON"

E. "CARTHAGE"

* "CORFU"

LEAVES LONDON

Bailed

DUE HONGKONG

Itth February

8th March

Brd February

10th March

11th April

7th April

I

Oth Hay

3rd May

6th Jone

patikrad uhynutyam

TESCANTONELAN

Via Bouthampton, Port Baid, Aden, Border, Colombo, Pensar &

HOMEWARDS

*

"CARTHAGE"

*.. "CORFUM

·KA "CANTON"

'22 "CANTIAGE"

"CORFU"

"CANTON"

Варот

LEAVES HONGKOND

DUT LONDON

18th February

fisi Karch

14th March

18th April

15th April

16th May

18th May

19th June

9th June

11th July

8th July

8th August

Via Bingapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Aden à Port Baki

1.1. "TREVEAN"

FREIGHT BERVICE

lue noơn 6th Feb, from Japan & Changbal,

for 8th Feb.

1. "BOKALI"

TREVINCE"

dum 20th Feb.

sails 22nd Feb. due 2nd Mar.

atrali, Bombay, Karachi, Fort Budan,

Tangier,

Cablanco

London Continent from London á Сове Kinant via traita, for Japan.

from London, Continent, Karachi 4 Bocolay via Stratie,

for Bhanphal & Javed.

il th Mar. ma. "TREVELTAN" Hong Kong cargo will be transhipped at

Bingapore to m.s. “TREVINCE".

for London & Continent. # "ROMALI"

salls Mid Mar. "ROMALI" (4 fitted with the DRNOLD vetem of ventilation, and han space for refrigerated cargo and oil in bulk.

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

"BENALATM (Apcar Lins>

"DAYBEAM"

due 20th Feb, salin 24th Feb

due 27th Feb,

andle 7th Mar,

A. "NICUMOND HILL" due 27th Feb.

8th Mar dus 19th Feb, alle 22nd Feb. Jus 9th Mar valla 12th Mar.

m. "BANGOLA" •

(Apcar Line) "HANGOLA" • (Apear Lina)

"TRDHANA" • (Apear Linn) "DATUEAM"

. "IRDHANA” * (Apeni Lina)

༣

did

селче

1 feel and have so stated of action there can be no com- that Japan should

term parison between the positions of ies of State for War and Air was ted an armed police force Number 1 and Numbers 2, 3 or 4. decisively affected in fact though Buficient protect her from

The duties and the problems of not in dorm. They were not mem- Internal disorder. 1

regret all persons other than Number 1 bers of the War Cabinel, nor

the that she was over disarmed to the extent that she could not ways more difficult. I is always a Chiefs of Staff

are quite different and lu many they attend the meetings of

Committee. protect herself from Internal misfortune when Number

remained entirely responsible for or B 2,

but raui Initiatora dominant plan or the

rapidly their Departments, his

and almost

for the formala. General Eichelberger declined policy. He has to consider not only and

ategic plans and the to discuss the China situation in the merits of the palley but the to be responercoptibl Extend that ne Southward from 1 detail, “because I am so far re-mind of his chief; not only what tion of strate of operations

day-to-day These were settled

by the Chiefs of Staff Commitice

acting

directly under of the Minister of Defence and Prime Minister, and thus with the However, he expressed the

authority of

of the War Cabinet. hope that as the Chinese Com- Moreover, Number 2 or 3 w!!!

The throu

Ministers three Service nunists occupy their own coun- have to reckon with Numbers 4,

Alexander, Eden and (Mr. General

and 6, or may be some bright con- try they will

in operate

and Unued, "How

the outsider, Number 20. Ambition, not Sir A. Sinclair). very able Commuderate manner the

and for

trusted friends of mine whom I muntal dominance will aproad good of their fellow country so much for vulgar ends, but for

dulics, dame, giints in every mind. There had picked for these

alics, stood! or what the Reds will do if men."--United Press. they gain possession

are always several points of view on no ceremony. They organised of the

and administered the ever-growing which may be right, and many forces, and helped all they could

Japan along the island

know-

to adviac, but what it proper the exact chains moved from to Formosa and think again. Iledge of present developments for blm in his station to advies; we have any further debt to the that it would be indelicate of not only what to do, but how to get it agreed, and how to get It Philippines and gratitude to our me to hazard any guesses."

done. Australian frients the least we con do is to insure that the Reds 'do not get Japan."

Eichelberger

far

majority of the Far East is a E

matter for sober reflection.

States.

feel that Japan's future is tied up with the United We have not and will not ex- plolt her.

"We need friendship from Ja- pan now as we did in the days

truining

5

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formation by virtue of their mem- bership of the Dafence Committee

professional wabordinates, the

London, February 5, which are plausible. I was ruined Thirly American Superfortress for the time being in 1915 over fashion. They had the fullest in

in the easy practical English bombers will fly to England from the Dardanelles, and a Spokane, Washington, this week-enterprise was cast away, end to make "extended opera- my trying to carry out a major and constant access to me. Their tional

Nights" over and cardinal operation of warna Europe, it was learned here to- from a subordinate position. Men pro

Chiefs of Staff, discussed every- are ill-advised to try such ven- tures. This lesson had sunk into thing with them and treated them with the utmost respect. But there was an integral direction of the war to which they loyally sub-

of her strength when she had day-Reuter.

STATES MARINE LINES

FAR EAST SERVICE.

S.S. "P & T FORESTER ”

(SMC Voyage No. 1)

Duo Hongkong 6th February, 1949.

FROM

NEWPORT NEWS, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO.

Agents

my nature.

Simplifications

due 18th Mar. aalla 10th Mar

due mid Mar. salla and Mar.

dus ist May. sells 3rd ADT.

from Japan Anoy. for Biraite, Rangoon, Caleste, Chittagong Madria.

from Calcutta vin Straits for Japan.

trous Calcutta via Stralis for Kobalahanɛ. from Calcutta via Straits, for Amor and Japan.

from Japan

for

trails,

Shanghai,

Rangoon,

Calette, Chlitagong & Maŭras.

from Calcutia via Stralis for Amoy & Japan.

from Japan.

for Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Kara- chi and Persian Quit.

from Japan & Bhanghai, for traits. Rangoo Calcutta, Chittagong Madrat,

These ships have Refrigerated Cargo, space.!

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. Co., Ltd.

"NANKIN" •

1. "EASTERN**

duo mid Mar. from New Zealand Australia'vin Japan,

mallu mid Mur.

for Rabaul Brisbane.

Briney, stbourne Adelaide. due mid Har from Australia,

• Accepte cargo on through bills of lading for NEW ZEALAND A FIJI ISLANDS PORTS.

For full particulars apply to:-- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

ISTHMIAN LINE

(Isthmian Steamship Co. of N.X.)

ARRIVALS FROM U.S. ATLANTIC COAST 5.8. "STEEL NAVIGATOR"

Discharging Karly Mar. SAILINGS TO U.S.A. via PANAMA

At the top there are great alm-mitted. plifications. An accepted, leader "There never was an, occasion abrogated or has only to be sure of what it is when powers were

challenged, and anyone In this best to do, or at least to have made

always speak hin his mind about it. The loyalties circle could up which centre upon Number 1 are mind; but the actual war direction enormous. If he trips, he must be soon settled into a very few hands, Austained. If he makes mistakes, and what had seemed so difficult they must be covered. If he sleeps, before became much more simple he must not be wantonly disturbed.-apart of course from Hitler. in 5.3. "STEEL WORKER"

The fundamental changes in the spite of the turbulence of events machinery of war direction were and the many disasters we had to more real than apparent. "A Con- enduro mhchinery worked stitution," said Napoleon,

almont Ahould

automatically, and one be short and obscure." The exist lived in a stream of coherent Ing organisms remained intact.

thought capable of being translated No official personalities were with great rapidity into executive changed. The War Cabinet and the action, Chiefs of Staff Committee at first

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the

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Union Building.

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Carrying Refrigerated, Ventilated and General Cargo Loading 8th February

for

MANILA, RABAUL

BRISBANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE,

Transhipment cargo accopted for Fiji and New Zealand.

Due Brisbano

Due Bydney

DODWELL

· General. Aginta

28th February 1st March

CO., LTD.

-26021/4.

no legal 'or, constitutional change.

I had been careful not to deflac (To Be Continued Tomorrow.)

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Loading 10th February

for

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Tanks avallable suitable for carriage of oll ́in bulk.

For further particulars apply:--

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Loading 2nd. Mar,

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ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE

Discharging

.15th Feb.

27th Feb. 25th Mar

SAILINGS TO EUROPE

10th Feb. 20th Mar.

For

'ADFN, GENOA, MARSEILLES, CASABLANCA,

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