Elizabeth Proclaimed In Belfast
Belfast, Feb. 11.
The Accession of Queen Elizabeth was proclaimed in Parliament here today,
was read by the Lord Chief Justice, Lord MacDermott, In the absence of the Governor, Lord Granville, through ness.
411-
Irish Nationalist Members- nine cut of 52 Members of the House of Commons and four out of 26 Meribes of the Senate attrades! the. ceremony, Raster.
THANKS PAKISTAN
Karachi, Feb, 11. Quran Elizabeth II has sent a menrage 10 the Governor- Günerid ef Pakistan, Mr Ghulam af bamined, hanking the Gov- etament and people of Paltistun for dei aizlage en her azzes- :ium.
The cable said, "Please con
to the vey my sincere thanks Goverment and people
of Pakistan for their messages of
latiness and sympathy.
"I am greatly comforted by The encouragement and support on my accession to the Throne."
Friday, the day of the funeral
of King George VI, will be a day of mourning in Pakistan with
hops and businesses closing Reuter,
GOING TO LONDON
Home, Feb. 11. King Paul of Greece arrived
here tonight from Athens)
1r3
his private plane.
by
by
He will leave tomorrow train for London to attend the
uneral of King George VI. The King, accompanied
Grand Chamberlain, De- mitrios Levidis, and two uides, was met at Rome airport by an Italian military Fuard of hon- our, the Greek Ambassador in Haly, Alexander Ragyropoulas, and high Italian Government officials,
King Paul was to spend the night at one of Rome's_higgest_ hotels. Reuter,
From Chorus
To Stardom
In A Day
London, Feb. 11.
Celebration In India
*** THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1932.
NATO NATIONS MEET IN LISBON
India celebrated the anniversary of the Republie with a parade of 3,000 men of the three Services in New Delhi. President Prasad took the salute at the march past and subsequently was host at a reception at Government. House attended by 4,000 guests.—Express Service.
Tokyo Goes On
The Air
Tokyo, Feb. 11. The Radio Broadcasting Corporation of Japan In Tokyo beamed out a first post - war international broadcast yesterday.
A daily service, effective from today, includes broad- cants to North America. China, India, Indonesia and the Philippines-Reuter,
Wedding-off Man Marries
Secretly
London, Feb. 11.
Dramatic Story Of Russian Espionage.
New York, Feb. 10.
Major-General Charles Willoughby warned today that Soviet agents who were freed from Japanese prisons at the end of World War li are secretly plying their trade in the world's capitali.
Major-Generul Willoughby, who for 10 years was Chief of Intelligence of General Douglas MacArthur's Far Eastern Command, gave this warning in his book "Shang- hai Conspiracy, The Sorge Spy Ring,"
A
the Soviet Union but against the United States:
This information enabled Russin to pull out divisions guarding her eastern frontier and throw them against Nazi Germany on her western front. - United Press.
The book talls the thrilling against and dramatic story of how famous Soviet" spy ̄ring"operated In Japan during the in-year period between 1931 and 1950,
The ring ferralled out some of Japan's best guarded military and political secrets.
The book contains an'intra- duction by General MacArthur who said that Major-General Willoughby's book is "of the Mr George Small helped his gravest importance because It bride into a car at the begin-presents a clear delineation ning of their honeymoon and the worldwide pattern of Com- said: "I shall never know why munist sabotage and batayal
today,"
of
Miss Elizabeth Larner, a' 19.1 ran away from our Welding." | which is still being 'practised
Said his bride, formerly Miss year-old singer and dancer from Doruthy Beattie: "I am thril Wigan, stepped
to be leading the chorus ed that everything has turned
in "Kiss Me, out the right way." lady
Kate" at the London Collsaura-
A few days ago Miss Beattle, In just 25 minutes,
In the after
she clocked 22, was in tears. On her wed- in for the matince with the ding morning she was told by other eight chorus girls. At a friend: "The wedding is off." night the audience, orchestre, Mr Small, 35, had decifted that east, usherettes, and stage-hands
during his bachelor party. applauded her after numerous
He left for Scotland. . Then, cuntain coils for her unrehearsed
ance in the leading role in a Lenarkshire hotel, he said:
Bill Johnson.
"I don't know what enme ouer
Helena Bliss, who recently ine. I am writing to Dorot
took over the part Patricia Morison, lost her voice,
Kate from now."
WAS
And
Major-General Willoughby, telling of the fake of the spy ring after it had been betrayed unwittingly by a jealous fellow Communist, said:
SORGE'S STORY
"Although most of the prin- elpals are dead some are still at large. They can be expect ed to be plying their trade at his very momtat in the capitals of the world."
The book presenta
for the
Archbishop Describes Ordeal
Critical Decisions To Be Taken At Secret Sessions
Lisbon, Feb. 11.
Progress in the building of Western defence in the past three months was revlowed by the mili- tary chiefs of the 12 Atlantic Pact nations meeting `in secret here today.
A spokesman said tonight that the complete agenda would not disclosed.” But he said that the Committee today had also considered a report pre- pared by a joint working group of SHAPE and the Defence Production Board on the maximum. use of aircraft production capacity in member States.
During daily meetings this week the Military Committee is expected to assess the military risks in volved in the slowing up of long-term plans for Western defence.
They will probably study, pro- j responsibilities to representatives posals made by the executive who would either be Ministers or bureau of the temporary Counelį į top-ranking. Government Committee, which recommended vers with wider powers last December that the strategic than those of the presunt programme for the three years Deputies.-Reuter. until 1954 should be spread over a longer period,
"IKE" CONCERNED
Listion, Feb. 11. Lentenant-General
Alfred The Committee will recess next Gruenther,; week-end to wait for the Atlantic Eisenhower's Chief of Staff, tald General Dwight Council meeting which has been the Atlantic Pact Military Com- postponed until February 20 miutes hera today that owing to the funeral of King Supreme Commander was George VI on Friday this week. tremely concerned at the slow progress in the construction al port facilities and
the Cx-
According to diplomatie quar-airfields allons in NATO coun-
tors in London the Lisbon session will be a test session for the fries, an authoritative whole future of the structure, of sald tonight. the treaty.
source
Ideut-General Gruenthr said The dominating issue of the that General Eisenhower con- meeting will be the question of defence would be gravely pre- sidered that Western Europe's creation of an European judiced unless romedial ancastres were taken urgently, the source aided.
army.
General Dwight Eisenhower, the Pac's Supreme Commander in Europe, made it clear as long ago as the Rome meeting last November that he considered the prompt creation of such an army which
would make German units available for the defence of Western Europe, essential to the survival of the NATO defence policy.
THE TARGETS
The statomant was mable in a pep talk" to the military chiefs of the 12 NATO nations before. they start discussing airfields, port facilities and communica- tions in Western Europe either tomorrow or Wednesday,
General Gruenther was stated to have said that airfield con- struction in France and the Low Countries were soriously behind schetiule.
MORE AUTHORITY? Committee would The
have to consider whether General Eisenhower should be granted more authority over
member nations to
to remedy the situation,
Gruenther the Lieut-General
One other overdue décision will also be critical. This is the Council's acceptance of the rearmament targets set out in the report of the special com- mittee set 'up under Chairmanship of Mr Averell Harriman following the Ottawa session of the Council
J
quoted as saying.
The Committee approved a
Page
Fashion Note At The Zoo
These are cold and wet winter days in Britain but they mustn't stop a good elephant from having her, daily walk.. So the London Zoo have provided Rusty, the children's riding elephant, with a special "mac." Rusty is shown being fitted with the useful If un-stylish garment while a tiny visitor looks on... Routerphoto.
REPORT ON
SITUATION
IN CHINA
Washington, Feb. 11. The American State Depart ment would not comment on a Wall Street
героп
Is
the
33 Killed In
Clashes
Bogota, Feb. 13.
Week end olashes, -between Colombian banditë and security forces killed 33 people, according to reports in the capital today. Six people, including a soldier, were killed in the
reglan, the
the new Bizto
Journal that Communist China
Chaparral at present a stronger military and economic unit than a year
paper ago.
The newspaper, in a report from its Washington correspon-
cald dent,
that despite the drain of the Korean campaign and the American blockade, the Communist. Chinese army. was beer equipped and trained be cause of Soviet support.
It estimated that the Com- munists had about 1,400 war of growing pool
a
ΕΙ queting an official state- inent by the Governor of the Department of Tolima,
In
clash another Launeles, beyond Cocora, in, the San Martin plala, 27- banditi were killed. Twa men of the security forces: were injured.-Reuter,
recommendation of its Standing trained pilots and a bad not SPY TRIAL IN
Group that Greece und Turkey work of airfelds covering most should
directly under of Ching.
the
como
The Interim report of the Herriman Committee circulated | Admiral Carney, Commander of of
to Governments lasy Decembar the Southern flank, SHAPE, set out military. Anancial and production targets of the whole alliance for the next three years. in a verles of annexes, estimates of country's rearmament potential for the current year,
Agreement
Rome, Feb. 11. Monsignor Caetano Pollio, Catholic Archbishop Kaffeng, Honan Province, China, until expelled by the Communist authorities, said on his return here tonight included. that there were at present 03 Catholic priests and mis- sionaries in China - "but most of them have simply vanished from public view,
each
between France,
nations on the formation
of a
to
the
Reports from Chinese newi
refugees
SILESIA
A spokesman, sald tonight that escaping from the Chiness main
pepers and from
London, Feb. 11, complete agenda of the land supported the bellot at the trial of four Poles charged Warsaw Radio said today that Committee's meeting today would not be disclosed,
But he added that the Con- mitice had considered a report prepared by the Joint Working Group
of SHAPE ond tho
States-Reuter,
after parrying M
Arst time to the English-speak- und her understudy, Helen Beattie in Cullercoats. North- ing public Richard Sorge's own
umberland he said;
the maximum use of aircraft In her place, Juisen, went on
deelded story, wri' en in a Japanese
Italy, Germany and the Benelux Defence Production Board on
Miss Jutsen
taken sorand thoughts. We decided prison, telling how he opérated.
European Army will clear the production capacity in member He added that ho would No other understudy was avail- to
way for recruiting Germans Among
other things Sorge probably report to the Vatican the forces under the European was able to inform Moscow that on the present The bride's father, Mr A.
headquarters of General Elson- ment could suggest in an effort
Japan's great mobilisation in China..
hower. was Miss Beattle, whose newsagents shop to save the show Larner, understudy the stands opposite a cafe run by August, 1941, was not directed
10 second leading lady Valerie Mr Small said: "My wife and
myself are upset about it all
able. The only girl the manage-carry on with the wedding in |
Tandy,
A
British
18
20
ACROSS
1 Season (8);
4 Conceals (0),
7 Gets batter (8),
14-
8. Part of the Calyx (5).
Dog (6),
11 Picks (7)
1 Abraded (7).-
15 Now (6).
10 Wrong (5),
10 Form equipment (8).
20 Diranal (6), 31: Commission (0),
Crossword
Send
French
28,000 Men
Puzzle
4
15
16
To Tunisia
Tunis, Feb. 11.
સ
DOWN
Discerns (5). Worth (6).
Turn round (7),
4. Slavo (6).
5 Surveys (8),
10 Kates (8).
10 Dire
(B).
18 Train (7).
13 Frightened (0),
14 Advertisement (6)
10. Extreme (8).
17, Gaya medicine: to (5),
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Across: 1. Acts, 4 Spotted, 8 Tool, Undo, 10 Laggard, 11 Chic, 12 Cork, 14 Distort, 17 Arose, 10 Balm, 22 Fretted, 20 Sing, 27 Vows, 28 Spaniel, 20 Exit, 30 Rear, 81 Invents, 32 Tarn. Down; 3 Condor, 3 Blocks, Bolid, 6: Placid, 0 Tight, 7 Error. 18 Cat, la Bole,: 16 Omit, 10 Tang, 18 Revert, 20 Assert, 21 Rapier, 29 Ripen, 24, Tinge,
situation in
Archbishop Pollio, who was in French acceptance DI the Hongkong until recently, sald | Council's decision in Brussels that he had undergone, no less recently to seek a German con-
ber, 1047.
stage
·
D
A JUMP AHEAD
Lisbon, Feb. 11. Portugal got ahead of some of the North Atlantic Parliaments today.
Peking Government had Stronghened its political contral with being "American Intelli- despite rumblings of discontent, & illary tribunda gatowice the newspaper sald,
in Silesia,
But, the Journal added, some
The Radio said that the weak spots had appeared in the
in Silesia supplied the Ameri- Chinese economy which could en arrested a few days ago can intelligence service with eventually undermine the Com- munist regimo.
Inflation is
plans of Polish foundries, fac- food gaining
ground,
and torica and mities, as well ne Indus clothing are short and
military installations, Wiktor Marszałek, trial plans have been shelved,
a former it sald.-Reuter.
member of the Fascist organisa- tion "Wilk," had pleaded guilty, the Redio said, Router.
the
Claims Against Germany
New York, Feb. 11. Jacob Blauslin, President of
Tags of Greece and Turkey than 32 trials before civil and tribution to Western defence joined those of the original 12 military tribunale in Chino. was made candienal on Ger- NATO countries on flugstaffs of
ANOTHER FOR A the Lisbon headquarters of the The last trial was In Septem-man pan felpation through
SELECT BAND common delence community with NATO Military Committee.
Parliaments of five NATO supra-national authority. was dragged onto a
countries
Korca, Feb. 11. must still ratlly the
Sergean Ralph Victor Obam, in the open," he told reporters The Atlantic Phet's top mill-entry of the two countrley
American Jowish Com-of 10 St. John's Avenue, Mouns- tonight.
fary leaders have long insisted before their delegates officially mittee, flow to Paris today for Albret, Victoria, "Thousands of people were all that the defence of Western take their seats at the Council conferences with the
today joined Israel the select band of Australian round. Torches lit the scene. I Europe is not militarily practic table,
Foreign Minister, Moshe Sharell, fighter pilots who have com- was tried, found guilty of able without German man- Dolgats reported tha: Greek concerning Istavil clulms, againe pleted 100 missions on jet air- attempting to subject China to power. If the Bonn Govern and Turkish representatives wero Germany. About 29,000 troops and foreign rule and sentenced to six merit succeeds in obtaining sitting with member cations al
Mr Blaustin, special armed police have been months' imprisonment and expul- armament,
Industrialisat
Obort, a member of the 77 Parliamentary approval to re- today's secret Milary Com from Baltimore, Maryland,
sald Royal Ausrolinis Air Force. sent to Tunisia from Franco sion, I had already served my
German soldiers mitten meeting.
that Jewish claims against Fighter Squadron, scored his and Algerie in the last three six months so there was only one should be taking their place Like member-nation repre- Germany hayo
been advanced century when he flew his Meteor in the Allied ranks within the
actatives, they were being by the lamell Government, in-jot far into North Korea on a The tall, well-built Mon next 18 months.
allowed to comment on probleme dividuals and organizations In-ground attack mission which In addiilan, about 3,000 Pontifical Institute of Foreign
signor,
ho belongs
under considerwilon. MIDDLE EAST
terested in Jewish properly. — razed Communist supply bulid- Das informant said this almost United Fresa cervista have been called up in Missions, sold that he had not
Ings-Steutor. was or Other subjects for the Lisbon complete participation manhandled while in Com- agenda will be: bcon
ranged so that the Grecks and A further two squadrons of munist prisons, "merely In-
Turies will be fully prepared tai special armed
1.-Reshaping police from sulted, continuously insulted."
tako a. full amelal part in the top
Immediately France will land at Bizerta to- Ri,uter."
NATO - Meclizes NATO structure, day, or tomorrow, he added. - -
2-The military and naval after ratification of their mem commands of the alliance and bership is completed.-Associated the affiliation of the proposed. Przag, Middle East Command, This
wecks, Д French Residency thing left to leave." spokesman said today.
Tunisia.
Count Jean de Hautecloque,
the French
Resident-General, who is now in Paris for consul- tutions, might delay his return, the spokesman said.
The police today dispersed a procession of 150 students in Arab quarter of Tunis.
the
This was the only incident hero
today.
&
cable,
A
to
Something To
Think About
the
Washington, Feb. 11.
of
the
will include the military roles
of Greece and Turkey,
3.-Incras in. American off- shoro purchases from member States,
4.-Report of the special com-
If in peevish mood, you feel mittes sludying methods of
she lived
Pigeon Heroine Is Dead
Industrial Picture In
India Described
did
"fuch the same can be
which will get about" 200,000
Tokyo, Fob, 11. porting about 1,000,000 ton to An Indian Mission spokesman Japan in 1852, which will eap today likened India's industry or strength. However, - Japan London, Feb. 11.
of today and its potential of needs the coal. like grumbling about polty strengthening the political, A small cross, on which la tomorrow to that of the United "Call it a gesture of friendship Near Gobes, In Southern matters, you might do worn social, cultural and economia
an our part, If you like," Mr Tamil 4 10 kilogramme than ponder the case of Mary links between the member carved 40 floy 5" marke the States in its infancy.
grave of a war veteran in the
V. C. Trivedi, first secretary Trivedi said. "In the future it change of dynamite today. blew Fallon, who has Just, died. in countries.
The need for reorganisation courtyard of the Anchor Inn of the Mission to Japan, said will reap it rewards in the up.un underground concreto- New York, aged
In the place
Lasex. Hullbridge, rooted telephone
| India's fiful concern' at present prosperity of ból our; nationa and of the administrativo
40 Ray 6" was the number ja Mobila Last night but did life, Mary was remaded by hun been accepted by all the manages from the European And remember wo have tons this year. And the price Moblie Guard patrol at Gabes for the past 12 years of har executive structure of NATO of a suckay pigeon which carried population for her tremendous for our sending coal to Pakistan
population. not mistain cpy casualty, the everyone as the
most poptilor governmonte French authorities reported. person they ·know." She
* | for greater population than Work in the Deputies Connell estance ferees and British
|to the lowest in the world," "of agenta... In An Arab Radio report said methodically : tought herself to in London has been concentrate
Germany Elo wa the United States at a com scuras, ell shipping is by vall, that A partial protest strike paint gay designs on octaves ed on reorganisation proposals owned by Alfred Mosi, leanser parable point in her history, which is not an expensive as by
said. moy be called home for Friday and handkerchiefs and the let cubmitted by Britain, the United of Vis Anchor, and was one of Birda ho bred for Army. sasinat the French military, ter she wrote to her friends, States and France.
Mr Trivedi seferred to India's When we
We are ablo to-im- full of cheerfulness and opit operations in Tunisia,
lator Deures report is ex-work: They were dropped by exporting coal to: Japan as a prove our transportation facil "Tho, two" Tunisian Neo- | miam,, were, tronmufod,
pected in recomment that the parachute on occupied territory drain upon our own strength, Hes, Mr Trivedi said, "we may picstour, (notionailst) Ministers "It was not easy to do these Council iteplf should be the sale and they returned to Mr.
but a necessary re
be able to Increase our exports: stos, Parts, Saleh em things because Mary had beon Soomalys body of the organizi loff on the banks of the RiverWs do not have the capacity Wo will be able to ship, moro Kumer und Mohammed Badra, co pletely paralysed from the tion. This would
repn the Crouch,
time or fastilies to increase our pro- coal, mors iron ore, cheaper, to
to mpy attend the numeral of neck down since the age of 20. abolition of the Deputies com- 140 Ray
ongtime castion of coal to a maximum)," mare, nationstav carried elhit pages of informa- ha said, "And what we do tako King George VI,, usually rell. The pointing and the Jetter mitteo as such.
"But first, 'wo must utillo Qur abio, qources, aniq todayeveRes" writing?
- When not meeting thímsolves, | tión en fuciories and V-2 from the mines we need for hang facilities, for neoda at hompa,”— Hong, with a bTENT held in her teeth, t
Ministers would delegate their launchling peripe
consumption. Yaw, we are ex-- United Press,
sca,