First kiss in the Zoo
"Knautschke" (Background) the only hippo at West Berlin's Zoo, gets the first kiss from his bride. "lg" (foreground) following her arrival from Leipzig, in the Soviet zone of Germany, Knautechka became a father a your age when he was mated with Olga's four year older mother "Gretchen." On the last occasion Leipzig got the baby, but this tims it still stay at
Berlin Zoo(AP Photo).
"One division for 10" proposal by Senator
Washington, September 3. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., (Republican, Massachusetts) proposed today that the United States offer to send more troops to Western Eu- rope on condition that the Atlantic Pact allies took realistic stops to increase their own armed forcoz.
Senator Lodge said, in an interview, that troops aid should be placed on a proportionate basis. For example, one Ú.S. Army division for each 10 new divisions raised, by the Western European powers.
RUSSIA HAS GOOD HARVEST
Well-informed Senate sour- "Our strength should be as far ces speculated that the Ad-East in Europe as possible," he
declared. ministration may already be planning to lay such a pro- gramme before the Atlantle Pact Foreign Ministers' meet- ing in New York later this month,
any
"If we have to fight. It would be better to ight on the Elbe....I would be happier if there was an Oder River line (in Eastern Ger- many, now bectipied by Russia).'
Senator George said there must army of This may be one reason why be a strong ground President Truman, in his radia Western Germans If the Western
to have Moscow, September 3,
on Friday powers expect report to the nation
defeating aggression The Soviet Union gathered a night, raised the military mobil-chance of
In Europe-United Press. good if not a bumper harvest sallon goat to 3.000.000 men and this year, judging from official perhaps more.
Senator Lodge, Jeading Re- reports published today. The publiena member of the Senate Soviet Ukraine, the country's Foreign Relations Committer, most important breadbasket, appealed for the raising of a announced over fulfilment | Uulted States army of at least 30 ahead of schedule the annual divisions to discourage aggression plan of wheat deliveries to the by Russia in Europe or in Asia, State, the result being 102.7 per cent,
The State received more from Ukrainian forms than in 1940. At the same time, the Ukrainian Government and party leaders reported to Stulls that Ivestock, which practically disappeared during the war due to German -occupation and, the searched earth pulley, had now exceeded pre- war level with horned cattle 47 per cent above 1040.
I Melnikov., secretary of the Communist Party of the Ukraine. article in "Pravih" wrote an
substantial explaining that the progress in agriculture was due better organisation, selenilo management, mechanisation and contolidation of small collective farma into, larger ones.
We have not permanent penes within our grasp." he said. "We should put up with a little in- convenience and sacrifice to avoid World War II. It would be well worth it,"
German rearmament
America has the
manpower
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Washington, September 3, The Secretary of Labour, Mr. Maurice Tobin, declared today that the United States had the Senator Walter George (Demo-manpower and the ingecuity to meet any labour demands for crat, Geargla), leading Democra- tic member of the Foreign Hela defence. tions Committee also favoured United States strengthening forces on occupation duty Western Germany.
However, he like Senator Lodge, attached a condition that the Atlantic Pact allies first agree to permit Western Ger- many to build up an army of its own.
The
In
In a broadcast interview he re- called that the Census Bureau had reported a record 62 million people at work and fewer than three million unemployed.
There were eight million un- chmployed in 1040 when President Roosevelt intensified the defence programme, he said. The present labour force is also better trattad, he claimed. The United States hed
'factories more and better Equipment to produce
military goods than in 1940.
nd
buestion of German-te- armament is also due for dia. cussion by the Foreign, Minis- ters of the Atlantio Pact. Meinikov disclosed that former
John McClay, United States independent farmers in West High Commissioner for Germany, Ukrainian districts like Trans-arrived here last week for top- Carpathia, Small, Lvov Voloynia, level consultations in preparation Reyno and Crocowls had been for the Foreign Ministers meet-second, World War peak because collectivised, The "Pravda"
article said:
The bulk of peasants of those districts, convinced of the ad- vantages of the collective system compared to individual economy, catered the path of collective farming,
Preliminary reports from other wheat raising areas, published carller,
Indicated antisfactory harvests in the black earth re- gions of Central Russia, and East Siberia, United Press,
WEN reported to have brought proposals for sending ot least two moro, United Slates Army divisions to Germnity and for permitting the West German republic to organise a semi-mili- tary federal polico force.
Essential need.
Senator Lodge Indicated that he believed any additional Ame- rienn troops sent to Europ? Ishould be stationed in Germany.
Mr. Tobin said the labour force would be raised, for above the the population had increased by 20 million in the past decade. And there were many untapped sources left. Older workers would return to
to jobs and several milion women war workers will be glad to return!
if they feel their coun-
they try neels them.
The average working week was slightly over 40 hours Americans would be willing to work longer to ensure. the produc- tloh netded for defence, he said. -Reuter.
flare
Cretan romance may
into warfare, Athens fears
Athens, September 3. However, soon afterwuids
Trojan War was threatened as was hauled dif to prison fon marringe again today when raven-haired a warrant issued by the Heraklion, Tassoula Petrakogeorgia was prosecutor, charging him with with carrying whisked away to another hid kidnapping, and ing place by her gacled lover's armis illegally,
pend family and her, father vowed her - stand. vengtiance for honour."
but
up
The Archbishop has approved her. Archshop Spyridon's secretary had said earlier today that the Archbishop approved the wedding alter Tasioula and Coulos told him flusy loved each other. The Lefaloghlanis family claim- Petrologergin and Shokos both ad that Taserulo father, sold they would not yield with- Liberal deputy from Crete, was cut a fight, nigN behind the arrest order.
Heports from Crate said.
d tendon ་་ Tassoula's father, George Pet-between the familles was so high rakogeorgia then demanded his it upeared a vendetta was pro- duughter return, He salt "Che bable. hulongs in my home, I have no Castro family one of
strongly given my conscht and atly marrl wealthiest in Cruta, Is age is illegal.
Royalist, Pelrakogeorgia, a' * Under Cretan law, n girl under sun leader during the war and "Only yesterday, the story of 21 moy marry only with her disc wealthy, in lateral and op- ***Tussqula” had appeared to have parents' consent. Tassoula is „19. pored to the
fter" gading, Shir flow hero Trồng; Heraklion, Crath with. Codina Kefaloghlanis 35 year-old citombo who kidnap, Fou shor, In front of Agilistakilon kuwa mm won har heart, in a
liver and more
Both here and da, ¿Crete mem- bars of the Petrakogeorgin and Ketologhlanis fabulica, charged cuta o her with "foul play" and called on their followers to arm
Parti
What: the morplatten foured |
but the Kefaloplanie family. most. was that an outbreak be heated by Liesitonght, Genaral, tween, ille; familles, might evolva Manolis Shokus. ..., the bridg. into, so much: wider copfilet,“ bus groom's uncle, took. Tatroula ta Tasiosta and Costas, centro of tian and rofoane tatay where that it. Albay want a bach other's a. suoret hiding-placă; în Athens controversy, "wanted; no part of
Waid abokos, And hey will have came hire to receive the bioskipas: General Bookon said: /Tanaqulu each other when Costas reta oût
of Arenbahop Spruiden or Alhenta, la, how a member of our familly, of prison UndiKI PIELE
THE CHINA-MAIL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERTS, †1950.
Låndslide disaster in Japan
Tokyo, September 3.
A railway tunnet caved in burying
49 construction Worköra äliva (lede Matsuto Mura, 130 miles North Tokyo today, the Kyodo nows agénay reported.
of the 56 meh'working, In the tunnel
only Leven
scaped.
Bucc'verlya tandėlidės ham- pered local police trying to dig out the buried workers and five hours after the ac eldant none had been rescued.
This was the second big landslide, disaster on the Jh. panese ráliway this summer,
On June 10 a tunnel col- tøpsed on 71 vallway workerá at Kumonsdalrk, about 100 tilles North West of Tokyo. Fifty led In this scoldent. Reuter.
BRITISH
THE ANTUNG INCIDENT
and american futur ne Tokyo, September Aurin The American pilot who strafed Aplung airfield
on August 27 was on a missionįto tocoḥnpitre the Sinanju area, 75. miles to the South East, and; missed his targets in a cloudy weather, the United Press learned today.
He made only one pass over Antung, airfield, and strofed only when received fire, from the ground
Sinanju es in a Korean | there. He realised then that the Yalu River empties at the ho was still in Korea, possibly
boy similar to that into which this was not Sinanju but thought
↓
Manchurian-North Korean over Sinultu
When
ground guns began border..
The Fiver, Thirbads and high-durbig a single pass over the shouting at him He shot back ways run North Eastword from
Neld. the boy Just He do the Yalu River and Falls and highways from the Antune ufen.
The city of Sindhju, in Korch, only lx milfër frøm· Antuig, k situated almost exactly ng ig Sindhi
The Air Force here, was still oficiallyllent but from the most reliable, hoitreer the United Près lerrned the general outline of the incident
EXPORTSeclused,
OF AIRCRAFT
The British aircraft industry's exports for June 1850 totalled £2.0 millions. This Spure 16- cludes 70 completed aeroplanes
and 156 aero engines.
·þáðáu¤à, of dóúɓt about the location, the plot did Hot turn Yor habther pass at the fold but headed home and made a full roport.
He went back next day to re- found out exactly where he had connoltre, North West Korea and been. He could do this in rood weather without coming within more them a few miles of the Manchurian border.
No source Heré kubws of any. recon-other attack on Antang or its
afternoon. of August 29, killina four boatmen and wounding | zoven,
A New China: newer agêney despatch datelined Antury. today suld that four F-51 fightërn ́cle- eled over Laokoshho villago, two
Inside
Communist
miles
Chinese territory, then flow up- stream to Chantienso, where one of the plants, dived on a. 'rivor Junk riddling - it, with-- bullets,
killing the owner and wounding
two bontmen.
It and the planes then few down river to Kouinuthe village where one of the planes strafed a group of men who were hauling a stranded boat,
It claimed that the raidera put 17 bullet holca In the bont, killed three, men and wounded five..10 said both boats were dying the Chincho (Commuulat)" nak- United Press.
UN SUCCESS IN KOREA CERTAIN
San Francisco, September 3. The pilot, whose hame was not
Carlos Romulo, President of Was on
the United Nations General As- naissance mission in a 'F-51
sembly, expressed complete con- vicinity as charged by the Chi- Mustangavel North Western nete or muy basis for the chargesidence that the United Nations Karen. His abjective won Binanju that tour US, plones made two where 11 was Believed, the Northstrafing attacks at Anting and Kofeand had an airfield,
He few none above a heavy overcast in a plane probably cruising Above 300 miles an hour. When hemented through the
Returned fire
The average value for exports | clouds, Ho saw below him a town for the frat half of 1950 hs been similar to Stonnju. dver £3 million per month... UR. aircraft imports in June totalled just under £1 million, 'accessories' accounting for ap- proximately £9 millicii,
He flew lower and started to pam over the airfield lic cav
forces would emerge victorious in Karea. Mr. Romulo made the statement ns he arrived here to-- day en route to Washington, Werc
that other reconnaissance Dights, including one by a B-29, mode. ne soda
Peking charges
1
The natly-dressed diplomat arrived aboard a Philippine air ways DC-6 at 11:15 GMT and Meanwhile the Chinese Cóm- motojed to á San Francisco hotel munist radlo today charged that for å brief real befure continuing American Muutahir fighters his trip East. He is to leave at 6 strated two Chinese Boats on the GMT Monday by plane, arriv. Yalu River boundary between ing th Washington at 1848 GMT Korca and Manchuria on the on Monday. - United Press,
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