SECURITY MEASURES IN BONN

German Police Take Extra Precautions

Bonn, Mar. 30. The West German police have strengthened their security measures following the abortive parcel bomb nt- tempt on the life of the West. -German Chancellor, Dr. Kön- rad Adenauer, the police told Reuter tonight.

The measures provide notably aspectul lying squad.

*The

police are optimistic about the chances of Briding the perpetrator,

The police in Munich are for Concentrating on the hunt

1 ENUR believed to be An Tration.

The owner al- a Munich boarding house zaid thut A

an spent algh there and said he was Murio Mireili, an;

that

Italian.

thought

The police Mirchi might have been A false name.

nut, the man might volun- tarily report the Police in Germany, Austria

Italy wherever he was now if he find

n clear conscience,

ur

The Munich police denied that German pice lind Blown to Italy to help the Italian police search for the suspect,

Bu enquiries had been made with the Austrian and Italian police.

Dr Adenauer has invited the

boys

who thwarted the

101

tu come and see him in Bonn so that he

thanic them personally-Reuter,

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Nazi Naval

War Losses

Revealed

Bonn, Mar. 30;

The independent newspaper, Die Welt An) Sonntag, tucky published what it claimed was a complete list of the losses of the German Navy during World War it.

It includes all ships sunk at sea, or by air bombings in the ports but does not count ships scuttled by the Germans at the end of the war.

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1952.

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Equestrians On Road Moscow Radio Attacks Helicopter Ambulance -To Olympic Games?

A pre-breakfast training ride through the Somerset village of' Porlock for three of Britain's equestrian "passibles" for the 1952 Olympic Games at Helsinki. From left to right are Bertie Hill, Major Lawrence Rook and Reg Hindley. The British team of seven riders and 12 horses trains six days a week at Porlock Vale;

Reuterphoto. the three to ride at Helsinki will be selected in June.

Marriage Bed

Of Thorns

Detroll, Mar, 30.

was

Mry Martha Kidd given a divorce decree after testifying that life

with

her husband, Raymond

literally

bed of

was

thorns.

A

She told the judge that once he fussed her into a mother's rosebush in her

yard, saying: "Your mother can have you-back," United Press.

MP's Divorce

Might Lose

Him Votes

Hitchin, Mar. 30.

Mr Nigel Fisher, 38-year-old Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Food Ministry, said last night he would not stand for Parliament in this constituency

again beenuse Je had been

*

Woman Witness Disappears On

Of Inquiry

Day

London, Mar. 29.

_A_woman_book-keeper_who is due to give im2 portant evidence today about an office fire which destroyed some of her firm's account books has dis- appeared from her lodgings.

Police received a letter purporting to have been written by the woman 40-year-old Miss Rosina Greaves saying she was going to commit suicide.

Later a grey coat, red hat, and handbag: belonging to Miss Greaves were found in a small bout on the beach at Brighton, But no body has been found. Police are

anxlous

to trace Miss Greaves so that she can help in inquiries into dis- erepancies in the books, sold to involve about £1,000.

The fire in her office in Aldersgate-street, E.C., was January 8-the day after a audit began

The losses were said to in- divorced and many people felt clude Eve battleships, dve heavy | strongly about it. and four light cruisers, 23 de-

These people were mainly stroyers, U73 submarines, 207

Ca holies And Nonturformists Fires in the Cily are reported Coast Guard Vassels, 45 large, from the Church of England. to the coroner, Mr Miner 177 small

auxiliary The loss of their votes might

be opened an inesweepers,

and 130

and

22 minelayers, lose the seat for the Conserva- on January 28.

97 submarine-chasers, 201 patrol Vessels, 132 mator torpedo-busts, 60 torpedo boats, 67 blockade runters, 20 supply ships and 55 troop transports.

To these losses must be added two gunboats, 10 weather ob- servation ships, a large number of escort vessels und some training ships, the paper said.— Reuter,

tive Party at the next general

Before he adjourned it, the election.

coroner told the jury that if His was not a "safe" con- there was evidence of arson, stituency as his majority over they would have to conskter his Labour opponent in the 1951 whether it painted sufficiently to elections was only 2,776. He anyone, and it would be his huped one day to get another duty to commit that person for constituency,

Lital the Old Bailey,

His former wife divorced him last month, in an undefended action, on the grounds of Mr Fisher's misconduct.-Reuter,

A British Crossword Puzzle

9

10

14.

16

18

19

22

23

24

ACROSS

3 Got near (8).

25

15

DOWN

Saveary jelly (5).'

2 Feel for (5),

3 Regarded highly (7).

4 Fruit (4),

5 Inroad (4),

Quantity (0),

8 · Long pace (0);

9 Flower (8).

ei Weakened (8).

13 'Human joint (4)))

13 Kick over the traces (5),

18 Challenged (5).

Concealed (6).

10 Sign (5).

10

22 Spiced (8).

Allude Lald.

(5)

open (5).

24 Breakfast dish (8).

Ia

Diminishes (7).

26 Make certain of (0),

Slugglatt (d).

2 Comes down (8).

10

BATURDAY'S CROSSWORD,

Fted suit in cards (6).

FOR 15 YEARS

clothing they found on the beach. It was hers--but not the things she wore when she ‹lis- appeared, Miss Greaves usually came to the office in black. She appeared the perfect business woman."

Tonnage Of New Ships Again Shows

Increase

Resented By New Delhi

New Delhi, Mar. 30.

The Government of India has conveyed to the Soviet authorities its disapproval of recent Mos- cow Radio comments áttacking Indian affairs, and policies.

The Indian Government is understood to have drawn the Soviet Government's attention to these' comments, spread over several weeks, and express- ed the view that they were undesirable.

Delhi is believed to regard the Russian comments, broadcast through the official agency, as being unhelp ful to the promotion of existing friendly and cordial relations between India and Soviet Russia.

ATTACKS ON

ESTATES IN JAVA

Bandung, Mar, 30. The Surade tea plantation in Djempang Kulon Regency, in West Java, was attacked by an armed gang of 400 recently, re-

orts the Aneta news agency. ports

Fifty of the 400 terrorists were cressed in uniforms and were well-armed.

The plantation's factories were plundered

and plants were severely damaged.

The Moscow Radio.com- ments appeared to have two malo targets: Indian acceptance of American uki and the recent Indlun gencral cluctions, which Premler Nehru's Con- **ress Party was returned 10 power.

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In its criticism of American ald, Moscow Radio appeared to put the blame pulmarily on the United States Government, adopting the line that the real Intention behind the aid was to bring India into the Ameri- can orbit of influence and drag her into a third world war,

But, it also suggested that India allowed herself to be the prey of the alleged American design.

Prisoner

Gets Five

Years More

London, Mar. 30.

In another 16 months, 32- year-old Thomas Herbert Want would have been released from Parkhurst Pitison had his con- duct been satisfactory.

Men wounded in the Korean fighting are flown by helicopter to a. U.S. hospital ship lying off the coast. This picture shows a helicopter about to settle down on the special platform built in the stern of the ship. Central

Press.

AAAA

SHINWELL FORMULA

FOR CHINA

But now he will be behind bars until July 1958-unless he earns remission for Mr Justice Hil- bery jailed him for another five years at Winchester Assizes for lending an attack on a fellow prisoner

42-year-ca Rihard Nevile D'Arcy, who was slashed across the throat.

Easington, Mar, 30. Mr Emanuel Shinwall, De- Ronald George Frederik Law-fence Minister a Britain's last

On March 13, for example rence, 29, due for release in May | (Labour) Government, said here The gang coso carried off the Moscow Radio said: "It is the 1957, and Patrick Ernest Culliney, today that Britain should

for release in November, natural resources of India-In-1954, were each jailed for a fur-

personal belongings of workers on the plantation.

Another smaller, but equally well-armed, gang attacked the Moringan rubber estate in the came West Java Regency. Com- quantity of rubber sheets were machinesand large stolen.

Java's

Near

Cheribon, north

dan mangonese and monazite

due

osk the United States to contribute more to Western defence and

For East

for the production of atomic four years for their part in reconsider Its policy in the

weapons that Truman, Bowies (Mr Chester Bowles, American Ambassador to India) and others American uid." are after when they advertise

(Monazite is a mineral oc- purring in sand and gravel de- posits which usually contains

0}} West coast, the sindanpart rubber estate was thorium).

tacked by a gang of unknown strength on Wednesday, March 28. All factory buildings on the

state compound were reduced to ashes.-Reuter,

STEEL CHIEF DEAD

London, Mar, 30. Sir Andrew, Duncan, 07. Chairman of Britain's huge Iron and Steel Federation, died

"ENSLAVEMENT"

the back.

The prosecution s'aled that the men abadlard D'Arcy in re- On the Far East he sall, venge because he procured "Unless America is ready to re-.... transfer of another prisoner to cognise the Chinese (Com- munist) Government, as the (British) Labour Government did, we shall got no se:llement

Dartmoor,

RESENTMENT

in Korea.

"That means that more arms will

be required and rot less, has extending the war." insposing amore budens and per-

Passing sentence en Ward the judge said it was quite clear that e folt the greatest reson.ment against D'Arcy and de.ormiacd In the same commentary, the to punish D'Arcy for what he

Treachery Radio said: "It is quite clear that considered American aid to India is aancher prisoner. means of enslaving the country's "From your point of view as a problems, Mr Shinwell said, "I do

up to not like excluding our competi feel resentment tors from Empire markets but I

economy and of drawing India

into the American plans for a third world war."

Moscow Radio' comments on the general elections appeared to be a more direct attack on the Indian Government, the general tenor being that the elections had been for from fair an unprogressive Gov-

man who gives himself crime, you

towards

to the

Turning to Britain's economic

against any man who, being a am afraid that this is essential at

prepared the present time. criminal himself, was 10 give information palke," the judge added.

"We exhausted ourselves in That is a point of view which; defeating the Japanese and Ger while of course I deplore it, mans and now we are allowing can understand."

them to capture our markets Sentencing Lawrence the judge with good

made by cheap

in his sleep early this morning and that had been treating the said: "I cannot forget what you jutour."

vernment

told

us in the witness-box that

in London

He had been seriously ill for Communists unjustly. the past fortnight, The naturo It described India's official you shot or attempted to shoot of his illness had not been an-polley in regard to the Indian Palemon who in the course of nounced.

Communists as "hounding of her duty were drying to arrest

you. Sir Andrew

Prime WAS

progressives" and said: "Thou-

"You told us in terms which Minister Winston Churchill's cunts of

unds of people have thus been Minister of Supply from 1940 given further proof of the anti-ied conviction to most of us until the end of World War II. democrate pelley of the Indian that you were prepared to da Prior to that he

hot on any 11 National Congress."

ocession, as you was for years a Director of the Bank of said: "It was only because of an In a broadcast on Feb. 21, it

would rather murder a man tham nisk a long sentence. That means England,

He was a Member of Parlla-anti-democratie electoral system you are in such a state of mind ment from 1940 until the 1950 that the Congress had a ma- that you are really a danger it election, when he did not fight jorliy of its candidates returned you are at large in a civilised to retain his seat-Associated to the Legislative Assembly community.” Press.

U.S. Envoy To

Japan

Reuter.

VISAS REFUSED

Fortune In Gold Sent By Air

.

Attlee Flies

To America

L

London, Mar. 30. Mr Clement Attlee, 69-year- old leader of the Labour opposi tion Party, left by air, tonight for New York on a one-day dying visit to America.

London, Mar. 31, Lloyds Register of Ship- ping said today that ton- nage of new ships built last For the next fortnight Miss year again showed an in- Greaves, slim, 5ft., and dark-crease. helred, went daily to the office

In the annual report for.1951 from her lodgings in Herno Hill, published today (Monday), the S.E. She helped the auditors to Register said that the

tonnage reconstruct the books.

output of

Belgium, ships in Her employer, Mr George Denmark, France, Germany, a dress trimmings mer-Holland, Italy, Japan and Nor- Wade, chant, said: "One day she did way is now comparable not tum up. We found she had and in most cases exceeds that lift her lodgings.

"I can't believe that she has The demand for new tonnage committed suicide. She had showed no signs of abatement been with us for 15 years and in spite of an increase of 2.0 we had complete confidence in million tons gross in the size United States representative in

Mr Murphy, who la 58, was Zurich, Switzerland, en route worth of bullion which the round trip is being packed Into her. When she disappeared, she of the world's merchant fleet

the conference. They in South African Finance Minis-Just over two and a half days. was earning about @gns, a week, wthin 12 months,

Algeria from. 1943 to 1944 and cluded K. C. Kumarappe, antor, Mr. Nicholas Havenga, said On arrival in New York/hos She always seemed very happy. I

adviser Mo General economist, who In every shipbuilding country political

recently do in his Budget speech Inst due to fly straight away to Dwight

Eisenhower from 1044 scribed weeks

America after she there was evidence of con- to 1945.

as "a noose | Wednesday the had authorised Philadelphia. After an over- vonished, polled brought the tinuing activity.

around (Prime Minister, Jawa ‡ the Governor of the Reserve night stay he flea back to The whole

Mr Murphy is now United harini) Nehru's neck?" Other Bank to sell to the fleet, including the States Ambassador to Belgium. delegates are leaving on

Bank of England on Tuesday, arriving United States Reserve Fleet, France-Presse,

Tues-England 09 ի advance on back : homo 00 Wednesday 187.2 million

day-Associated Press.

normal payments-Reuter. morning,--Reuter,

The former Primo Minister Bombay Mar. 30.

will address the Philadelphtu The Bombay Government de

Fellowship Commission at the clined today to issue a passport

"Free World Speaks dinner in to S. A, Dahe, member of the

London, Mar. 30. the Benjamin Franklin Hotel Communist Tokyo, Mar. 30. Indian

Party's

Over one and a quarter tons tomorrow evening, at the invita According

Politburo. Ile wants to attend to well-informned

of gold bullion, worth nearly on of the Mayor of Philadel- with, owice, the Uapantes. Govern the International Economie £400,000, arrived

be B) London phia. His subject will men is agreed to the appoint Con

in

Modern Moscow. His Airport from Johannesburg 10-Human Progress in ment of Mr Robert Dantel alternate delegate Murphy as first American Am-denied permission to leave the day and were taken to the Bank Europe."

England. odor to Japan following the country."

It belleved to be the first Mr Attico will spend only " Five others left. by air for consignment of application of the peace treaty.

£10,000,000 few hours in America.

for 1930.

was now

tong

Colombo Plan gross-and 27 per cent in excess

Delegates' Inspection

Karachi, Mar, 30.

Colombo Plan delegates re temed here today from visits to the site of a 5,000-year-oki elvilisation in the Indus Valley and to Pakistan Irrigation works.

The delegates are members of the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee whose meeting to

of the pre-war figures.

Increasing world consumption and stocking of oil were re flected in the remarkable growth in tanker tonnage, now more than one-fifth of the present world

.flect

and 50 per cent greater than in 1930.

The report said that 103 6il tankers of 1,001,420 Long were completed during 1951-Reuter,

Gandhi Slowly Recovering

Capetown, Mar. 30,

prepare an annust report on Mr Mandal Gandhi is slowly South Asian countries ended regaining his strength though he here last Friday,

has had practically nothing to is the cat since ending his 21-day self- British Commonwealth's project purification fast on Friday, hia

Tha

Colombo Blan

for developing South and South- East Asian countries.

"

The delegater left on Friddy for Kohenjo Fung-the recently discovered remains of a 5,008-

daughter, Sita, aald today,

He had found it very dificult to take nourishment art had only an occasional grape and orango Halce diluted with water. and glucose.

220 Nose, of on animal (5). 21 Snako

Flank 35. Old (4).

(4).

His family hope to give him year-old civilisation. Across: 3 Sumfeed, 7 Inset, &

vegetable soup today to relieve Arriving, 10 Enrage, 13 Repress, 15 Mime, 17. Opposed, 10 Mea- The Pakistan irrigation works him of the feeling of nausea and sure, 20 Urge, 2k Tanners, 20 Redcem, 27 Crevasse, 23. Drill 29, they saw is one of the largest restlessness. Visitors continue Easterly. Downs 1 Miner, 2 Usurp, 3 Stage, 4 Fair, & Crisis, .6 single Irrigation warios of ita to call on him and although he Dassed, 0 Resort, 11. Never, 12 Arise, 14, Spears, - 15 Mound 10 kind in the world. providing spends most of the day. În bed. Metro, 30 Muscle, 10. Agrees, 24 Needy, 29 Earle, 24 Smelt, 25 water for 0,000,000, acres,-Reu- he ultends family prayers, each Wave.

texad

evening-Reuter,

Conference

to

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