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THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1951.
Western Help For Tito
PRISON WAS THE PRICE FOR MOLEY'S KIND OF LOVE! Help
The STORY OF
MOLLYX
JUNE
JOHN DOROTHY
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Charles McGRAW
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"The fees?”
Ade JERGENS Will TALMAN
in
Washington, Aug. 28.) The United States, Bri- ftain Yand & France i have Agreed to provide $50,000,- |000 in economic aid to Yugoslavia to support Marshal Tito's. "contribu Lop to, the security of the free world,
The Economic Co-Operation Administration, announcing this today, raid that had already ullocated 220,800,000 as 111 Initial stujment to help the Yugeslavy buy calton, coke and steet,
Britain would shortly un- nounce i decision topake
av: Hable $11,500,000 to help Holster Yugoslavia's economy. the EC.A. Fald.
The United States has given or lent Yugoslavia $150 million AT 2.39, 5.30, in all since Marshal Tito's Com- munist regime broke with Mos- cow.
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THE STICK-UP THAT
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Bud ABBOTT
Starring
Lou COSTELLO
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The new United States allot- ment," the E.C.A. said, "will help Yugoslavia avertoniy shortages of raw materials and other supplies vital to her ceonomic strength and her mill- tory defence effort."
Announcement of the new ald came only two days after
Truman's President
foreign Averell D:lity
adviser, Mr Harriman. bid' conferred with Marshal Tifo in Yugoslavia.
PROGRAMME'S AIDÍ
The EC.A. said that the de- cision to provide new nid was made in London several months conferences ngo after lenghthy
by American, British and French officials..
*The three-nation ald pro- gramme is designed to support the Yugoslav economy in Its contribution to the security of the tree world, and the strengthening of the standard of
Yugostu living of tho peoples," the EC.A. declared.
The $29,000,000 pledged by the United States to Yugoslavia from funds transferred comes
by President Truman from the foreign arms aid programme approved last year by Congress. --Reuter.
TITO IMPRESSES
Athens, Aug. 28. The Brazilian Vice-President, Dr Filho, who is how on a tour of the Fallops, said here today' that he was impressed by Mar- shal
Tilo's firm decision to stand against "any aggression from Russian imperialism."
Dr Filho was addressing re- porters before flying to Istanbul following three-day un-
official visit to Athens." He will visit Turkey, the Lebanon, Israck and Portugal on his way back to Brazil.
YOUR NERVES SCREAM OUT... regime in Spain, he will not
ATO
-with "The Law" in the clutches
of a killer sworn to vengeancel
the THREAT
!
STARRING
MICHAEL O'SHEA VIRGINIA GREY - CHARIES M.GRAY
- Produced by BUCH JENA » DescÈNEDY FELIX I. FIEST
Serian pay by 1990st Xija put BEER EESDAE JOLAND,
Bud ABBOTT
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Tony
A critic of the present Franco.
visit, that country. - Router.
Politics Affect Reading Habits Of Londoners
Londen, Aug. 24, It takes up event of world imperlance to change the riding habits of Londonces, says Mr
.son.
***
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IT'S THE CHANNEL Japan Disappointed
INNEL AGAIN
SHAFT. FOR EXTRASTING
USEDJAIR
FOR CARS
IRRINTAKE
SHAFI
Tracka ser trabis and cars.
Waiting for Britain
N
Outh sides of the Eng
lah Channel the Plan"the latest proposal for a Channel tuopel Down.
Flie brain-child of Partslan Engineer. Andre Baaderant, it has the backing of six European countries. Only BritAID ⚫undecided.
Basdevant's cross-sections plan shows his scheme -- 141 Formulls lepsilded" "27"" plep ring from Folkestone to Ej Kirts Nes.
Visualise it. An err-shaped tunnel · 4214, wide and Gft, deep. It is divided into two secilons. Aloud the lower would pars electric irains. In the upper half 38 400 cars car travel each day. From Folkestone the road would slope to 120 "yards below sea- level: then a gradual climb lų: 4-[cyc) 4513, higheryl ven Then down again. . . . down to the greatest depth the tunnel .would reached feet below. sea-level From there would be a climb until there is day. light again. Just behind Cap Giris Neta. Vand four and i half miles from the coast. And the cost 7.* It is estimated "that" it would take £10,060.000 just to bora and build the pilot Tunnel. But this could later serve as a ventilator. The main
cost innnel would
abovi 195.000.000.
So far Government-appointed "committeds" or "France, "{a}}," Switzerland Luxemburg, PË land and Beiglini are all' in favour of the W Plan."
London Express Bervice'
World Airmen For Britain
London, Aug, 28.
In the Great Hall of West- minster School 160 delegatus from the world's major airlines (Rustla excluded) meet next month to review 1951 and to lay plans for next year
almost and he has spen
50 years at Southwark publie brary. He is getting This is what he says of the
It is the annual meeting of changing tipler
the International Air Transport Edwardian days.-The demand Association— the first post-war was for homely Red moral icmances. The rig was an upright young man who won the hereine while the villain meta well-deserved fake.....
In 1919-Cowboy sterics and the new-style delceuve novels.
In 1938-39. Escapist stories, light romances, travel and very fantasy tales.
42 FEET VIDE
65 FEET DEEP 1
426 FEET MAXIMUM DEPTH
The 42. _wide, ́ ́ egg-shaped tunnel of its greatest depths 428 feet below the atti
Woman Wanted
English Earth
By Indian Decision
Not To Sign Treaty
Tokyo, Aug. 28.
Japanese official circles today anticipated carly termination of the state of war with India despite India's decision not to participate in the San Francisco peace treaty conference.
The chairman of the Opposition : Socialist Party, Mr Mosaburo Suzuki, however, stated he considered India's non-participation “4 problem of more importance to Japan than the conclusion of the peace treaty itself,"
Mr Suzuki said that he thought it was impossible for Japan to attain economic independence unless she co-operated with India, China and other Asian
nations.
BELIEVE IT
OR NOT!
Meanwhile, the Japanese Press was almost unanimous in expressing regret, oves India's decision.
The English Janguage daily "Nippon Times", in in editorial entitled A Real Dlauppoint- inent", said that India's de "clsion while not unexpected
Los Angeles, Aug, 20, mander, General Douglas Mac- the Japanese people."
The ousted Far Eastern Com- was nevertheless a matter of the utmost disppointment ta
Arthur,
over
a sweeping General Dwight
hower in
Cause of a
The paper said the feeling of a nationwide poll future was especially strong be. determine which General. the United States voters
similar decision preferred
realready taken by Burma and *** | because India's action may in- fluence Indonesia's attitude at the conference." Reuter,
Waldential candidate, the]
Barners
ported today.
Committee re-
FELF C-In-C Promoted
London, Aug. 28. Liutenant-General Sir Charles Keightley, former- ly commanding the British Army, of los Bijles and Towccinmanding the Far Essi Land Forces, has been promoted. to General, it wasaphounced tonight Beuter.
Chinese Goods For U.S.
Washington, Aug. 29. The Census Bureau dis- closed today that the United States got $2,100,000 worth of goods; from Communist Ching last June,
This Country has shipped nothing to the Chinese Reds since about the time they intervened in the Kercan war last December.
The United States permits New Delhi, Aug. 28. of Hoseential" gards from China-
her blades for Prime Minister, Mrungsten and her bil Pons polled, with Gen. Eisenhower receiving only 18.84 Jawaharlal Nehru, said today paint brushes for example while per cent of the vet
voles. Mr Norman Smith, President to be signed next month in San of all American goods to Formosa,
that the Japanese pesce treaty banning all other import.
The United States bans exports Francisco would grant. Japan
The Go
Committee, which is u non-profit
organisation, Gen. MücArthur was the choice
said
of 81.8 per cent of nearly 70,- 000 persons
Was
Tho
NEJRU ON TREATY
The Nationall Chinese,
while getting only $400,000 from Formosa in June.
the Committee, said the
aid the poli imed only at determining: independence but only with stronghold the public preference for the limitations". two Generals named on the ballot, but many of those polled Mr Nehru outlined, at a Press The Bureau said this coun added comments indicating that conference, some of India's try received $1,400,000. In goods there was a "decided feeling" treaty, which, India announced U.S. shipments to the Soviet cbjections tu the proposed from Russia In Juno, although that Senator Robert Taft,
Re publican,. should be Gen. last week, it would hot sign. were in the "negligible class”— MacArthur's running mate In
leys than $50,000. 1952.
Objecting to the retention of
A Bureau report on foreign foreign troops in Japan after as the popular, running male the signing of the treaty, Mrade by countries during June
showed came up more often than the Nehru brushed aside fears that Overall reports to Asla Japan might otherwise become total of other personslow indefensible as she became inde- totalled $179,800,000 with minjor active on the American pollicul pendent. He remarked that he shipments. 45,000,000
He said, "Senator Taft's name
scone."
to
to The
He said that 120,000 ballotsid hot foresee any sudden dan Japan: $34,300,000 were mailed to members of the ser arising before Japan had Philippines; and $27,300,000 to committee and to
time to make defence arrange-
India, persons select-
ments with other countries after ed at random from directories
the treaty. and telephone books through qut the United States.
Gen. Bisenhower won
Import from Asia totalled $120,700,000 with the major re- ccfpts being $30,000,000 from
Mr Nehru did not think the Malaya: $30,400,000 from India treaty would
$23,200,000 have any im- and one Slate in the poll, wil 3-mediate effect on the Korean Philippines-Associated Press.
from the margin over Gen. MacArthur in eltuation, but since China has Connecticut-United Press
The Language
Of The Air
London, Aug. 28.. Airliners of scords of nation-
not approved the treaty, or bein consulted, in that rease it may add tension."
Asked if India's stand would provide the Russian treaty-con-- ierence delegation with a trump MF Nehru Bald: "Although we did not Analise
aliks now exchange mid-air decision until a few days ego, we discussed it indepen- greciinge,
call lonely weather dently of Russia. In fact, wo ships and sand landing and presumed Russia would not go.?. take-off phrases to conlap United. Press,
towosts-all in
in English
Control officers at London
Airport find now that almost
without exception the pllcis of
INDONESIA TO ́SIGN
the 22 International airlines A rellable
ways,"
the
GOING ON
A WAR FOOTING
Important
Toronto, Aug. 28.
developments are taking place at Canada's Chalk ||River "atomic aribrgy research centre in Ontario," where work Bongkok, Aug. 28. is being switched increasingly source told the from the "peaceful purposes"
devoted. The
T
using the airport prefer to have United Press today, that Indote which it has hitherto been instructions in English. They nesid would sign the Japanese The Indonesign By: "English has vistually be peace treaty
National Research of the come Esperanto of
sicy the
praco delegation, headed by Council, the Government or Foreign Minister, Drganisation who run the pru માં Subardjo, stopped feet, alated in their annual Over the loudspeaker. Achmad
# Brussels-bound Sabean pilet in
briefly at Conmuang Airport report: RAF vernacular
will acknow- en route to San Francisco.
"With the
growing uneasi ledge his take-off instrucions
Tholland is planning to reness in the world situation, with "Roger' L Scandinavian sutne borimal diplomalle rela- presture on research for de
res
Speaks: May. uoni with Japan! soon after 19hce purposes has been, rising.. at the end of his the peace treaty is signed and energy addition to the atomie where the kea of an Inter-of Civil Avistion, porters have Journey from Stockholm-ion will reopen the national airline association was become the airport odd-job men, don Express Service.
in 1910. born
They post letters, fetch drinks, Sixty-two airlines in Europe, and sometimes warm babies North and South America, Asia, infik. Africa Fond Australasia are re- presented, including the Czechs, Poles and Yugoslavs.
London, Aug. 20.
meeting to be held in London, Landon Airport's 84 Ministry
for
A woman passenger asked one recently to and her a handful Sir Miles Thomas, chairman of English earth, Blin flew to In 1943 wider Interest in of British Overseas Airways, New York with it in a box, the world, and strange places will preside. BOAC and British explaining: "My husband asked which were ille-known Ucfor European Airways are the joint me to tako tome back and technical and caureational
boats.
sentimental reasons," works-Londen. Express Service,
On September 12 delegaten take a day off to go to Farn-Anether woman from Yugos- borough for the annual air trade lava flow in and found London of the Society of British hotels packed. A porter took Aircraft Constructors.
her home to his wife. The two will They
of the women sat till two o'clock in latest British civil and mlittary the morning talking. planes. Several new jet fighters Ant to the porters
come recently taken off the complete secret list, are
expected to be dozens of letters of thanks from all over the world. London on show.
*(London · Express' Beruice) Express Service...:
Envoy Leaving
"Moscow
Morcow, Aug. 28. The United States Ambas Bador, Admiral Alan Kirk, an nounced today that he would return to America in October on- leave of absence. The announce ment made ho
no mention of
of his to: Moscow,
Feral’Kük: did not discus
his
fafure plans other than to say he planned to Arrivo In New York in early Ciclober and would address a banquet on October 10 in New York to relie money for the Alfred Smith Memorial: Fund United. PIRIE 5-S
cotary
The pot
POP
see some
WHAT SHO FOR
LOGET
LIKE
Atom-age Ship
Prefab
London, Aug. 28
An "atomis "age" frigate in which the parts will pit be pro fabricated is to be pull Devonport Dockyard.
The ship will be the first of its kind for the dockyard.
Large and part-sectional units will be bujit off the slipway and will eventually be welded to: gether to form the "completed vessel.
Building will begin as soon as materials are available=London Express Service.
in.
I'm Projecha
the electrica) Embassy and
engineering Tokyo
next year, Foreign Ministor, Mr Vorakara divisions, and to some extent Banche, told the United Press. others, have turned almost, ex-
clusively to war work." as soon as Japan" hög.
anna- search work now a sovereign the status of
lon, regardless of whether any believed to be important In nation or group of nations re- the drive for the H-bomb. AS fected the peace treaty.
Chalk River has a
* heavy-water Japan would serye, to balance reactor, it is - able "to · conduct power in this part of the world.
walch cannot be United Press.
where he
The gelion would blitar, Some of the nucleor,
Tangiers Expulsion
Two Spaniards,
Into
Immigration, spletn
on a
made else
Canada in the first six months of the year more than doubled that of the corresponding period of last Y and 31 260.
The respective figuros
vere
Tangiers, Aug. 23,
Portuguese British Immigrants--in”, the, and a Frenchman have been-ex-six months tátalled 14,130, com? pelled from Tangiers for distri- nared with 0790 in the first half buting anti-Franco propagando. of 1950, London Express Ser-
vice. Reuter
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