TLEMENTS and INDIA.—For freight or lease son & Ca, Li qi The Bund. Tel. 15290 ply to Jardine. Mathe-
The undermentioned vessels are due to leave Shanghai on the dates indicated For Capetown For Hongkong Some weeks ago the Department WestCuseta—3/6 instituted what it describes as the P Coolidge 5/6 third party system. Twice a week it Coldbrook 18/6 sends an air mail letter to the Inter-P Pierce 22/6 national Red Cross Committee at Geneva comprising a list of men still Cape Flattery 28/6 Posted as missing. With the letter is For Los Angeles P Taft aid a further list of names and numbers PCleveland 8/6 Coolidge For Kobe anā &nd prison camp addresses of pri-Yokohama soners of war who, it is thought. may be able to give some information TaiyoM 6/6 about the missing men.
The International Red Cross Committee is requested to have the pri- Bruit soners questioned and the Depart ment has recently received its first For Nagasaki instalment of replies, which are of such a nature as to lead it to believe NagasakiM—1/6 that the method may be a satisfactory ShanghaiM 3/6 way of obtaining news of missing Kobe M 5/8 men.
Yawata M Shanghai's Part For Dairen P Coolidge Zoldbrook Tientsin M 3/6 Fund contributed £500 to the Over- asama, Last year the Central British War P Pierce 22/6 Hoten M. PAT Pi TsingtanM—9/6 ys seas League Tobacco Fund for Pri-Tientsin M 12/6 soners of War and of course prisoners will have benefited from the Inited Fund's remittances to the Red Cros: for general purposes which have to Yesterday's Arrivals date amounted to £12,710 out of a total of £18,960. At the Execu-;|tive' Committee's Name From last meeting it Holland M. *|was decided to consider the claims Khai Dinh Of prisoners of war when allocating money to: war charities early in June.
Yichang Nagasaki M. Marion Koan M. Pan Gothia Thai Publicity Minister In Singapore Singapore, May 31.
Major Vilas Osthananda, Thai Meisoo Minister of State and Director-General of Publicity, arrived yester- Dein day to discuss wita the government the question of supplying oil to Thailand, and also for exchanging Foch views "on other matters" with Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-
Popham, Commeudcr-in-Chief in the Far East, and other service and government officers.
M. Osthanande carly this month negotiated with tae Netherlands Easi Wazon Indies for a supply of oil, but the result of the talks is not known—
General Agents in China and Hongkong for
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