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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1980;
AMERICANS ORDER EVACUATION OF BERLIN BUILDING
RUSSIAN CHARGES
Borlin, January 21.
The American authorities in Borlin tonight ordered Wostorn sector police to evacuata the Railway Administration building in the United States sector which they occupied on Tuesday night.
REJECTED Since Tuesday, when the Western police occupied
Helsinki, Junuary 21.
Government
The Finnish tonight rejected Soviet charges that it has been har- bouring war criminals want- ed by Russia.
Replying to Moscow's note ຍ January 1. the Finns said they are holding for questioning for of the 55 pe
specifically Usted by the Soviet govermnDOL But the Finns dei mal In unse to deliver them to usklik
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The Finnish reply sand inves- tigation is being orle whether they ought to 1 tradited to Russia under pro- visions of the 1947 pence treate The answPT declared Finland is
fuinit Alving loyally to visions of that treaty, but also is Hemp to observe international laves guaranteeing the rights trickeyaluals presumable frather lo he night of asylum of political refugees
pro-
or the fina Juris fetained, three have beco Finnish enes zens since the an and one by a stateless person who has lived in Finland since 1933
flaving an exhaestive
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Soviet demanel was murde, Government said Andrei Gromy An actually listed only 55 prisons on his list of
ince two names 56 referred to the same persuri.
Thirty-nfor were duplications
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the building with the agreement of the Ameri- con Military Government, only a skeleton ser- vice of trains has been run on the Berlin elevat- ed railway.
Soviet-controlled Rail stated, "We took this declaton be- way Administration claimed chuse we are bending over back- with that they could not run a pro-wards to avoid interfering per service as long as the build- the operation of the railways."
Sketching the history of the ing and its railway telephone dispute to Press conference, exchange were
Western General Taylor said, "On January hunts.
17, the American Properly Con- General Maxwell Taylor, Ame- trol branch assumed custody of lean Commandant of Berlin, an- The Railway Administration buil- 000 nouncing the withdrawal order,ding. consisting of about
Changed attitude on Spain
rooms. of which only sume 40
being
used by the Reich-
were sbahn.
"Our action was part of a pro- Kramme to obtain a maximum use of office and housing space in the American sector of this badly destroyed city. Far from sympa thining with this purpose, the Soviet authorities have seized
cxcuse to upon the affair as an haruns the residents of West Ber-
10 threaten fresh reprisals against the Reichsbalin workers. and generally to disturb the prave of the city.
Washington, January 21 The Chairman of the Senate
During the dispute there has Foreign Relations Commit-been no sign of my interruption in tee, the Democrat Senator, the flow of supplies by road and ail into Berlin, but West-bound Mr. Tom Connally, today road truffle has been slowed down urged the United Nations to slightly by more intensive checks rescind its 1946 ban and al-han usual at Marlentorn, in the Soviet zone side of the inter-zonal low member nations to resfrontier. tore full diplomatic repre- sentation in Spain.
Press conference he He told a see thought that enough votes could other be obtained during the next sex- Treaty in aedelstrome fo persons, mostly proners of wasion of the Graval Assembly to
Among the 55. the note con- support the anninnerd move
the State Department to vote fut Linned, only 15 444 TAZA
repeal of the brun
The Goverment said i had ch Leen adde tri picee #gainst Then, because this way thr first the 24 had known about then
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MI Connally, commenting on the Departinent'a njove, declared "I am pleased with Ms. Acheson's atillude The Flanco Government does not have my approval but neither do the Governments. Russia and her satellites."
He continued, "We have full iplomatic relations with the late Iter Stutes. I see no valid reason why we should not have sinulur relations with Spain.
Not worth it
A number of Turries bound for Western Germany were sent back to Berlin by East zone i police during this week on the grounds that they were loaded with prohibited materials, or that their documents were not In order,
which the
Asked today whether the American order to withdraw from the Railway Administration ball- ding had, in fuet, been given to avoid the danger of a new block- ude, General Taylor replied. "The 400 ofice rooms were simply not worth the position Soviet are now creating."
Replying to another question, he said that he had not known in udvance That the West Berlin police planned to occupy the buil- "The action of the United Na-ding last Tuesday. ons Assembly in passing the r solution urging the withdrawal of amissadors from Spain was in- A wealthy brewer has leftiended to weaken the Franco trust fund to pay
for 101 Gaverument within Spa:27. prabs each might forever by the bells of the Church he atteades,
WORTHINGTON'S FREAK WILL
Lachfieki, January 21.
The bequest was disclosed to fey in the will o William W.
Worthington, who died at the ag
150.
uf 77 last November 25.
The bust and is het lager of Nethersunie
Ti pariso
"However, it had the opposite effect of strengthening the hold of Franco on the Spanish people.
"We appoint ambassadors to foreign countries not to please their people or their governments. We send ambassadors abroad to States and its people,
"The putting to use of the buil- ding was part of a general plan which I had approved, but I was not aware of the actual timing of the step," General Taylor said.
A reasonable number of Soviet- controlled railway police would he allowed back into the building, General Taylor said.
Normal supplies
Supplies are flowing into Berlin
is to get the earned Income Any serve the interests of the Uniten by road and rail in a completely
"It is my
tire he falls to ring the bells, nowever, he is to be fined 25 d.
hope that with our UW J Or
Beale, Rector of the influence in the United Nations Church, safel the trust would the General Assembly's resolution 1401 the payment of about of 1016 miny be repealed. threepence to the bell ringer each time he tolled off 101 peals.
"Many of the countries partiel- The punishment," Dr. Beale pating in the former action have Temarked, "does not exactly it reversed their views and are now
that convinced
the resolution the crime."
Mr. Worthington's estate total-should be repealed."--Reuter, led E1,496,006, The bulk of 12 was bettenthed tu relatives... Assuriated Press
NEW YUGOSLAV
ELECTORAL LAW
Belgrade, January 21.
bly way passed a new electoral
FLOODS IN U.S.
Chicago, January 21. Flood waters of the St. Francis River surged over houses in n
section of Arkansas today in- creasing to 10,000 the
number of The Yugoslav National Assem-persons homeless in Arkansas and neighbouring Tennessee. The re- In which would permit the
scue of stranded families along election of Opposition candidates the St. Francis
in North
East
not sponsored by the Communist- Arkansas is virtually completed. cominated People's Front.
normal way today, Western Allled and German oficials confirmed.
Thoy denied suggestions in Borno West Berlin papers that the Russians have begun to im. pon a new blockade. Outgoing traffic on the autobahu is being held up slightly by a more than usually rigorous Inspec- lion by East German police at Marienborn on the Soviet zone side of the Helmstedt frontier crossing, West Police reported.
Soviet lorries landed with fur- niture, the export of which from Berlin has always been forbidden by the Russians, were turned back there yesterday.--Reuter.
CHIEF'S
BANDIT
MOTHER FREED
Palermo, January 21. Fifty-two
your old Maria Ghlinno, mother of the Sicilian
Severe quake rocks Chile
Santiago, Chile, January 21.
Valparaiad
to
on
A savère earthquake shook the entire area of Central Chilo from Temuto at 10:20 a.m. Saturday. No casualtion have been reported thus far, but the alty populations were thrown into panle.
In Valparaiso, Chile's chief sea port and one of the two altion moet sovgroly shaken, people rushed towards every open space avaliabio,
Ban Fernando, 80 miles Bouth of Santiago, also was severely rocked. -- United Preza.
Scot arrested in France
Marseilles, January 21. Lindsay George Watson, 50-year-old French-born son of a Scotsman, faced in police headquarters here five French gangsters, who alleged that he played a big part in rob- bing the Begum Khan of £200,000 worth of jewels in a car hold-up at Cannes last August.
the
The pollee arrested Watson near German frontler yesterday after the five arrested gunstera had declared that he was the real "brain" behind the gang. The five men acruised another of the gang -Paul Leca, still at Uherly-of
swindling them in the share-out of the proceeds and of having got nway with most of the jewels, which are still missing.
Watson served in the French army in Indo-China or had the runk of Lieutenant-colonel.
As well as Paul Leça, the police are searching for Charles Cinel- leoni, Marseilles pub-owner. and "Big Roger" Senancdi, reputed leader of the gang, and his mis- treas, Rence Retny,
Semned), the police believe, took fright when the hunt began the £20,000 or was tempted by reward offered for the discovery of the jewels, quarrelled with the gang, and was "executed".
The five arrested men were still being questioned today by the examining magistrate, M. Sacotte. They said their share of the booty amounted to 400 franes and that Paul Leca, one of the men for whom the police are searching, Look the jewels from their original hiding place.
The police think that the killag of "Big Roger", the burly six-fool gang-lender, was decided on by the others after a dispute in tho gang-Reuter.
LEGALLY ALIVE BEFORE BIRTH
Edinburgh, January 21.
A Scottish Court ruled today that Virginia Pegg and Anthony Moir were "legally alive" be fore they were born.
Accordingly they will share lig the estate of their great grand- Charles Cox, who left father,
£103,000 when he died in April, 1948.
The question arose because his will bequeathed the money to descendants "who aro alive at the time of my death."
Virginia was born two days after Mr. Cax died. Anthony was born seven months later. They ure cousins.
Lord Carmont. who read the Court's opinion, said they were! entitled to inherit since Cox did not specifically exclude descen- dants who were living but not
No deaths in flooded homes were bandit chief, was today set frosset born.Associated Press. reported but « farmer drowned when n boat overturned деп Manila, Arkansas.
A flood threat rose in the Paci-
after a one-day
trial in which she was found guilty of helpin cutlaws. She
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was sentenced
The old system of fixed 11sty of candidates is abolished,
Instead, there will now be in- dividual candidates, who
must, however, have the support of at least 100 voters in half the com-
fle North West States. Raine and years Imprisonment but an Italian munities of the constituency.
The new measure provides far huge mow
higher temperatures melted the Catholic Holy Year amnesty and packs of the worst several months already spent in a secret, direct and general bai- blizzard thero in 30 years. lot as hitherto.-Reuter.
period.
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A rash of fire, many of them Interest here centres on whe in homes combatting the bitterther her bandit son will makes cold, broke out across the nation good a recent promise that he and the death toll for two days would vanish as soon as his mo was at least 45-United Press. ther was free-Reuter.
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