THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1952.
High Tea At Whipsnade RED TACTICS TO
It's a tip-top pastime for Windmill Glri Pat Hamilton -- keen feeding Festivis, the baby giraffe at Whipsnade Zoo. Fesilvia is only one year old hot Pat-who was enjoying an off-duty break from London's Windmill Theatre -- had to sizeich with her tea-time offering, Reuterphoto.
'Royal'
Honours For Elephant
Mysore, Aug. 17.
"King"
Airavata,
Mysora elephants and
Df the
royal mount of the Maharaja in festival pro- clons, died here after an
attack of meningitis. He was buried with full "royal" honours,
Airavata туля
60 year
old, ten feet in height and weighed nearly even tons.
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He was considered one of the most beautiful majestie elephants India-Router.
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LLOYD DAM
REPAIRS
Sukkur, Aug. 17. Repairs to cracks in the glant Lloyd Barrage, the key to one of the world's biggest irrigation schones, are almost compleie,
Defects in the Barrage across the Indus river at Sukkur were Arst noticed in the concrete some years ago, before partition of the sub-continent into India and Pakistan.
Special
CANADIAN
"BOMB" FOR
AMERICA
CAPTURE YOUTH
AND CHURCHES
Washington, Aug. 17.
The State Department today released a study of the tactics by which, it said, Communist govern- ments were capturing youth and the churches in a drive to wipe out religion.
The report, prepared by official experts for use by government agencies and private scholars and writers, said Communism's ultimate an on religion "is its extinction."
In one of the primary drives, religious education of the young has generally been removed from the schodule of Church activities, the report said..
"Youth organisations, includ-, all countries in the South Ing those of Catholic youths, Pricifle area, according to Dr have bren reorganised Into Walter Crosby Sells, former federations, whidi wage A adviser on, higher education crusade against religion."
with the Allied Occupation
Another such step was to Headquarters in Tokyo.
make churches subservient 10 the Communist State according
Dr Eclls
has sent
the last
to the pattern of relations be-year travelling in the Fa, East. -twcon
Hi: report on conditions in Church and the Soviet Govern Australia,
New Zealand,
Russian Orthodox the
ment, the report asserted.
"In the case of the Roman Indonesie Thailand and Burina
was published in the Catholic Church, Communistenal
Record,
Educa- 小 quarterly
forte are directed in the satel journal of the American Coun-
(Russian allies) toward creating national Roman Catholleil on Education,
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Churches, which swear loyalty to The least affected by Com- the State er employees of the munist Influence
New Stute and hich have no rela caland, reported "D. Edis. The tions with the Vatican and standard of Bving in New Western churches and influences. [Zealand was higb and the
"It is a general satellite policy prople contented. to attack the church organisation and 11s leaders, rather than Christianity itself."
Fast
Ilomante
In Burma the official attitude of the government was not one of hostility to Communism “but of neutrality as far as possible."
MARKED INFLUENCE
Australia was having prob- lems in various areas, but
Ginger Rogers Goes To A Party
"Carnival' in Rio," a-parky given by the noled French. dress designer, Jacques Fath, at his honro tu Cofbeville, S altended by many well-known personalities, among them Glorer Rogers, the screen star, sten, above with her host- Central Press Photo,
America Importing Less Wool
The
Washington, Aug. 17. United States nearly
The report said several
European Communis
had "aken. cal- governments t
steps to divorce the local Catholle hierarchics completely from Rome and,
the doubled the proportion of her possible, transform them into only serious situation had wool imports from Australia, 90-called national
catholic arisen in New South Wales. New Zealand and South Africa churches" stitservient
the leadership of the Here,
the
in the first four months of this Commuist State.
Teachers Union was "markedly and militantly Communist," Dr year, but her total wool Imports Cell, said.
were down on last year, it was The Department of Education announced here today.
watching developments closely, and had decided that no immediate drastic action
to
Wis
The Department of Agricut was lure said that 85 per cent of the country's wool imports came of from the three Dominions ba- Government new Indonesia attempting to establish tween January and April, com-
school system to combat
the:
METHODS VARY
This alin has been partially ottained in Rumania,
Albania and Hungary," it continued.
"In Czechoslovakia some pro-needed. gress has been made In this. direction. In Poland the Gov- New York, Aug. 17, ernment has not been as success high Inte ity cobalt “bomb" | ful in making inroads upon the elp in the treatment of deep- unity and
Montefiore Hospital here next
The
vented cancer will arrive at the copaturn integrity of the Epis. Present 00 per cent literacy had pared with 34 per cent in 1931.
The announcement Faid
were Leftist and had introduced The
When Church organisations Communist textbooks
were
it below
Germany's Aristocrats Building A New Life
Bonn, Aug. 17. The titled aristocracy of Germany, which fills six volumes of the post-war Almanach de Gotha, is slowly fitting into a new pattern of life after political changes as far-reaching as almost any since the French Revolution.
A few of them have survived the 1918 revolu- tion, Hitler, and World War II almost unscathed. Many have lost everything in the East and are now trying to start a new life in the West. Some, again, have taken advantage of international con- nections and double passports to become Belgians, Dutchmen, Austrians or Americans.
or local administrations,
Still others, following family their estates in many cases gave traditions of public service, are up their country house or castle, entering the diplomatie carpe, too, as the Federal Ministries at Bonn, run,
Many have been unable to readjust themselves from landed plenty to refugee poverty and are Hailessly wandering from place to place, sponging on their richer friends or trying
new
But
became too costly to
The former ruling families of West Germany, those of Hanover, Bavaria, Hesse and Baden, for instance, still cling to their court forms without the financial backing to justify them. Their
done little to control Communist The Department estimated the successfully to settle down in a house rules in most cases do not allow them to go into busi- influence in
the many Chinese world production of apparel Job. Communist
metoda against schools. But the Government was and carpet wool during the
lacking
itness and they look askance on statistics, month from a Canadian atomic the Catholic Church varied ac-endeavouring to keep Communist 1952-53 season at 4,070 million
the would
of the house of appear from a general princes energy plant, the hospital said cording to its strength in each influence out of the new element-
basis. grease
West Hohenzollern who have gone pamis,
This impression formed M tonight.
country, the report stated. ary and secondary schools. represents an increase of about Germany that the bulk of the
Into the scent, manufacturing Where it is strongest a work- Chinese schools also presented 70 milion pounds over the re- uprooted Adel (nobility) has and motor trades. the ing
arrangement is sought;
cut its losses and started a new a major problem in Thailand, vised estimate of production for
NEVER RECOVERED "bub", known technically as a where It is
is weakest, the or-
ufc.
German society as such has cobalt teletherapy unit, would be ganisation is completely sub where most were pro-Communist 1951-52.
in the sense that the teachers
On one point there is no never recovered from the war. the largest in the United States
verted," it said.
estimate, 1052-53
The lack of a proper capilai disagreement the Grafen and and the first to be received in
Freiherren (counts and barons) nakes it impossible to have a and noted, was only slightly this country from the Canadian
under State
of 4,200 have the con teaching methods, Dr Eells re- ricord output
be a ruling season of balls and presentations, plant at Chalk River, Ontario.
ceased to trotments to ecclesias-
million pounds in 1941-42. class. The collapse of the im- The men have no common the Government by
perial and local monarchies in the lowest come from the State
meeting ground, such as clubs, 1918 The Department said most of 101 ended their political
events are few and or State-approved religious or-
de their and sporting In the increase was gaining support even among
was expected
power, while Hiller ended their far between, Bonn is scarcely a " the study sald
.and the Chinese themselves, who had crossbred wools production.
domination of the army
sellying-place To: the well- those
priests who have
been deeply disturbed in recent addition there was a somewhat the Government machine.
born.
although Parlament con- proven themselves loyal
The bomb plot of July 20, 1944, tains or months by the excesses of the larger carryover from last sea-
10 titled members, in- friendly toward
South American Communism Peking regime," Dr Eells sold, son, mostly
was their last attempt to rally cluding two princes, and the have any chance of being Reuter.
the forces of conservation in foreign office has a libern alliance with all other anti-Nazi', Sprinkling of "vens" and "zus" groups to overthrow Hiller and to the annoyance of D: Kurt end the war. It failed, and the
"The homb" will release bil- lions of particles of energy which penetrate cancer cells.
cobalt unit," the "With the announcement said, it is possible to direct a larger, sharper, more effective dose at the patient without injury to healthy skin and benes around the cancer,"
Special lead and concrete walls were being installed in part of machinery. recom-the hospital to guard against mended by the Barrage architect, stray radiation during treatments. Sir Arnold Musto, has been used. Purchase of the cobalt unit was This forces liquid concrete into made possible by a grant of from the New York the structure, Ding tracks and $50,000
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15 Atiained (8).
18 Guided (8),
10 Concoct (4).
21 Quittened (8).
25 Part of a car (8).
26 Multitude (4).
27 Accented (8).
Undressed kid (5).
10 Go to see (5).
17 Submit to (5).
10 Poets (5).
20 Kind of duck (5).
21 Wakens (4).
22 Solitary (4).
23 Harvest (4). 24 Tax (4).
SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Crisis, 4 Picks, 7 Abrogate, 8' Copse, 9 Parral, 11 Lessons 13 Loveret, 18 Expert, 18 Scrum, 19 Benence, 20 Ridge, 21 Lashed. Down: 1. Clamp, á Spoor, 3 Starlo, 4 Précis, 5 Complete, Sevets,: 10 Rivered, 12-Elorria, 19 Lascar, 14 Ramble, 10. Puffs, 17 Trend.
Lical posts from the highest toosive and vigorous" and
selected."Reuter.
DRIVE IN SCHOOLS
New York, Aug. 17. Communist influence is wide- spread in the schools of nearly
new
British Envoy's Credentials
Accepted
the
Calro, Aug. 17. Egypt today accepted the credentials to "King
Second- Ahmed Fuad presented the British Am-
by bassador, Sir Ralph Stevenson.
simplest form By using this
Bocreditation Britain
of
has
solved the problem presented by the abdication of King Farouk,
on envoys
over
clear
was
wool.-Router.
Liberal Democrats Come Out For Stevenson Ticket
Washington, Aug. 17.
In
Americans for Democratic Action, an organisa- tion of Liberal Democrats formed five years ago to advance the principles of the late President Roosevelt, today endorsed the Stevenson-Sparkman ticket and the Democratic Party platform.
It opposed President Truman's nomination by the Party Convention four years ago, fighting instead for the adoption of United States Supreme Court Justice William the O. Douglas or General Dwight Eisenhower as Democratic Presidential candidate.
the cerato 3
year's of President andá
were JTECIL
the years
for
In
German Adel paid a tremendousmacher, the Social ..Demo-
toll of blood.
ROLL OF HONOUR
leader.
For the majority of the Ger- man Adel, the post-war era marked
A roll of honour of the execu- means accepting ted leaders of the plot published declassification and facing the by the West German Govern choice of going into business, In ment this summer contained 58 spite of the clas prejudico titles of nobility in a list of 101 against it, or going under.
including such distingushed
names
as
Kleist,
-Schwerin,
Moltke, Schulenberg. Pubus, York
Dr
Underving
everything 18 the that one day Germany
will
von der Wartenburg. Breid-be reunited and the Junker will be able to return to his estats. bach and Dolera.
Schumacher says that his party will not allow this: But ence the Communists and all their works
are sent packing, will be able to stop it. Reuter.
The plot united the Junkers, the great Protestant landowners of Germany East of the Elbe with the Catholic nobility of West and South.
It is estimated that some
the Junkers do not aro how,
he
Decision On
War Criminals
This
Week?
Melbourne, Aug. 17.