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Hunt For Sub. Continuing
Chatham, Apr. 29. Wires and relatives of the 75 men lost recently in the British submarine Affray attended a memoriat service at the Royal Naval Barracks here today.
Search ships are #tilf looking for the Affray, which disappeared in the Engilsh Channel 12 days ago after a routine glive.
The search may continge for months. — Reuter,
CABINET
TO MEET
ON IRAN
London, Apr. 29. The Cabinet will today consider the action of the Iranian Majlis in nation alising the oil industry and,
representation may be made to the Shah of Iran, diplomatic quar ters said today.
A
strong
ITALY WEEDING REDS OUT OF CONSCRIPT ARMY
Rome, Apr. 29.
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1951.
There are 25,000 Communists in the Italian army, representing 15 percent of its total strength, official sources revealed.
The sources said the heavy influx of conscripts makes it difficult to weed out party members army ranks but Italian officials do not believe are a danger.
ure Com-
"Most of them munists in name," one official said.
The army is limited to 250,000 men by the Italian peace treaty but that figure includes 75,000 Carabinieri, or federal police, The 175,000-man army takes in abon: 00,000 conscripts a year, of which many are Communists. The Carabinieri long PHO
out Cominunista wreded leftist sympathisers.
The navy and air force, limited to 25,000 men cach, have also been able to make tight political screen Ings.
or
from
they
"MONTY"
SHOCKED
BRADLEY
New York, Apr. 29. Field-Marshal Viscount Mont- gomery's plan for the 1044 Arnhem drop was one of the most imaginative of the war," The problem of Communism General Omar Bradley, chair- in the army has received much man of the US. Joint Chiefs- attention in top Western plan-of-9b, says in today's instal- ning. But no one in the Hallan ment of his book, “A Soldier's umy OT Interior Ministry, Story." The Government here, is which controls the police, be maintaining
complete offelal Heves the Communist silence regarding latest develop- | represent a danger, ments in Iran, but the Forrign Office is known to be in con- tinuous
with exchange British Ambassador in Teheran, Sir Francis Shepherd.
One
the
The officials arc
soldiers
worried
chiefly about the Communists outside the army-particularly those working in big Industrial plants. One official said many
He goes on: "Had the pious, teetotalling Montgomery wou bied Into S.H.A.E.F. with D hangover I could not have been more astonished chan I was by the
adventure he daring
| propused."
other Ameri-
of the army conscripts come Although Goneril Bradley→→ | from small towns which are in thun U.S. Ground Commander official said today that the control of the Communists in Europe-and Britain considered any unilateral clenunciation of the oil agree-and the youths become Com-ean commanders favoured alter- Conteral Elsen- a matter of native routes, ment with the Anglo-Iranian munists "just us Oil Company illegal. Sir course."
hower, he says, accepted Mont- "In the army, they learn to gomery's scheme Francis might make that vłow known in a personal audience think a Jittle for themselves gamble.".
And we are quite pleased with the
with the Shah, who must ap- prove any nationalisation action.
ť sť
"falt
"Or the 9,000 British troops
Ordnance Factory Girl
!
British Royal Ordnance factories are working full blast again producing weapons for the new armaments drive. Here is Miss G. Williams checking the measure- ments of a 20-pdr. gun breech-block she is.making in a Cardiff factory.
Scientists Solar
Studying Atomic Energy
Washington, Apr. 29.
number that forget all who parachutei into that - The "Big Eye", telescope atop the Palomar
about Communism
but adds:
of their time in the 2,500 infiltrated back into our
e army, he fated bridgehead, fewer than mountain in southern California, is pictured as an lines," recalls General Bradley, important tool for scientists in their attempts to "There is a quality to adver- match atomic energy on earth with solar atomic sity that summons the noblest energy that scientists are attempting to duplicate in British valour, and as a re-
in production of the hydrogen bomb.
The British were known to have been urged by the United | said, States to accept nationalisation
CONVERTED and then try to make the best Police authorities regard these possible deal with Iran, but Communists as almost no prob- diplomatic quarters said today lem at all. Local police report that I was putting the cart to the army on every conscript before the liore-that ne and every
sotne
town has a police arrangement should be worked || register of Communist Party out in advance before Britain ræenibers or followers, could give her consent to nationalisation as required un- der the terms of the contract --United Press,
Detention Of Israeli MP
New York, Apr. 20. Ben Aliezer, a member of the Israch Parliament, and his wife, Judith, were detained by Im migration offleinls, on their ar- rival here by air today.
They were sent to Ellis lant for further examination,
When
a Communist enters the army, he gets special super- vision and is watched closely Until officials determine whether he is a real militant party mem ber or just a Communist in
obscures 50 suli valour often defeat that acts of herols are remembered long after the de- feat is forgotten.”
DISCUSSIONS
narne only. Special officers then ON SHORTAGE
take up the task of converting them,
those
OF
PAPER
The new possible role of the 200-Inch Hale telescope. the largest in the world and the "eye" that can look 1,000 million light years into space, was reported by Dr Ira Bowen, director of the Mount Wilson and Palomar observatories, Pasadena, California.
of
surrounding hot stars in far off distances and spectrographs of clouds are being used for study of chemical composition gases and for analysis of in- ternal motions of gaseous en- velopes.
.:
DEADLY ENERGY
Big 3's Serious Doubts
Paris, Apr. 29.
The Western Powers ex- pect to discover if Russia really wants a conference of the Foreign Ministers when the deputies begin their ninth week tomorrow.
and
Russian tactics at the dis- cussions here over the last two or three weeks have raised serious doubts in the minds of the American, French British delegations as Russin's Intentions amelioration об East-West tension.
the
The Soviet deputy, M. Andrei Gromyito, flatly rejected the new Western agenda tabled lust Friday, which made two lin- portant concessions. though Trieste
Even
the West had included un their agenda, M. Gromyko still refuses to con- sider the Austrian treaty suitable for the Foreign Ministers' meeting.
treatinlions
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on an Austrian have been held over Sovict nccusations that the Western Pawers were violating the Italian Treaty in Trieste.
The three Western deputies have said that their new agenda represents the limit of their concessions
and That
Russia must make a move which would render an agenda possible.
Observers consider that the crux
the of the deadlock is ormements
The West Issue
བས་ maintains that armament levels should bo discussed before reduction, Russia has insisted that reduction of armaments should take precedence,
Observers believe the West has no intention of accepting the Soviet wording on this item and M. Gromyko has similarly refused to budge,
If the deputies' conference consider and
fails, observers
the test will come in the next on this problem. However, it might still be possible for the Foreign Ministers to meet with two wordings of the armaments item on their agenda.-Reutor.
week or 10 days-it will be
Pakistani Warning On
The importance of the work Kashmir with the 200-inch telescope in
He told the annual meeting of the National Academy No effort is made to segre-
Selences that the mountain top
a study of the action of stars
New York, Apr. 29. fate the Communists in the
telescope is hard at work these can be linked with the work The Pakistani Ambassador to army since military officials
Washington, Apr. 29. days after its final polishing of H-bomb scientists because believe the best way to convert
the United States, Mr Mirza Representatives of 12 nations job, and new delicate auxiliary in the exploding of a hydrogen Abol them is to have them live with will
Hassan Ispahani, warned meet here
spectro bomb transmutation of hyrogen non-Communists.
tomorrow to equipment including
would be unable to play a Western officials who did not pulp and paper, it was
discuss the critical shortage of graphic devices have been added into helium--the action of the today that Pakistan and India
an. to assist the "Big Eye" in its sun and stars is actually
affairs in world wish to be identified believe nounced
scanning of far-off heavens.
duplicated on earth and with Seater role
and fully io the army is handling the Coni- The committee, appointed by The telescope is named for the the resultant release of energy efforts as long as the Kashmir
fumed astronomer, Dr George many times more powerful and Is-munist problem well.
the International Materials "Most of
Issue was not settled. Com-Conference, will consider ways Hale.
deadly than radiation emitted Mr Ispahani, who arrived munists
are literate," one of increasing production, con-
Dr Bowen said: "The ques from the atomie fission bumb,
aboard the Queen. Mary) Ben Aliezer and his wife dewuthoritative
observer sald, serving
H tion of the chemical composition Dr Bowen estimated the lin suppiles, and, it
Washington from here from Israel by way "After they got three good necessary, procedures to ensure
of the stars and other astro of the "Big Eye" us a research to Paris. They were questioned for meals a day and come decent effective distribution.
nonical objects is becoming of tool will continue for 50 to 100 routine consultations in Karachi, several hours before being clothes, they are pretty safe This is the seventh committer increasing importance because years to come. He said: "The "So long as the Kashmir inken to Ells Island. Ben jos Far as the Government is set
story of he Palomar up by the Conference to of recent advances in nuclear coffiplete Aliezer had como to speak on concerned. But the army is consider production and dis- physics."
observatory and its accomplish- the relief and rehabilitation of careful about the majority of tribution of strategic materials. Up to the creation of the 200-ments can only be told after
countries
was taking
telescope there
of many genera- part inch
Lions of astronomers have been make to will be: Australia, Belgian, "tool" avaliable
of the completed."-United Press, Brazil, Canada, France, Western comprehensive study way, Sweden, Britain and the "Big Eye" had aireatly trained United States.-Reuter.
on ravifted clouds of gas
Jewish war veterans.-Router. them."--United Press.
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Vienna, Apr. 29.
Robert Vogeler, still suffering from shock from his 17-month ordeal in a Hungarian prison, told Americans today that "God gave us the mission" to destroy Com- munism before all the world lost its freedom.
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Asked by reporter whether Pakistan could send troops to
Ambassador
MINERS WALK Korea, the
OFF JOB
Tokyo, Apr, 20.- Fifty thousand Japanese matal minem employed by the Taipei Mining Company struck for higher wages at the week- end and 15,000 more have been ondered to walk out tomorrow. The men, mernbers of labour
plied: "So long as the Kashmir problem is involved, both Pakistan and India will be dis- sipating their energies and re- sources watching each other. If you have a fire in your own backyard, you do not send help to a are in o distant barn."- United Press,
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His eyes red-rimmed from) When he inck of sleep, his hands claspeti Hungary in an American Lega- to keep them from shaking, the tion car on Saturday and pass- 39-year-old American business-ed a Czech frontier patrol, he man sail in a tremulous velce, cried fearfully, "Oh, are they
me could going "What happened to
to arrest me again.” happen to anyone. I feel that
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not newsmen In the have stockpiles--Reuter, shout realise that.".
Vogeler
garden, but he seemed released at the certain until he said, "I want Wis Hungarian border on Saturday to
make a statement." and within two hours was at his He said, "It is very important Vienna home where his beautiful that the American people be blonde wife and two small cons made aware of what can hap have
been waiting for him since late in
reached out 24 hours 1949. But
pen," Ha stopped, later in a spacious garden behind the or his wife's hand, held it tight
"I feel house he was still bewildered.
and comdividual American His voice choked with emotion.
should realise what happened fame and again he has toto squeeze his wife's hand to assure to me as an individual could himself that he was no longer happen to anyone. We should dreaming in solitary confinement aik band together and destroy of his sentences were not those obeticles to individual clear. He
not allow codom and independence and would
per anyone, even hie children, to the liberty and right of a staral behind him
son to go where he wants to go, Vogeler sakt he was going to to see what he wants to see, to take his family to the United say what he wants without
hindrance Stater soon. He said his sons,
able to go Bobby 31, and Buly, nine, waed police and be the authority or
to to see a baseball game. Vogster with an esay feeling, not think- went to bed at one and woke at Ing_that he will be taken away six although he had been given in the miidid of the night from a strong edative.
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