THE CHINA MAID: THURSDAY, OCTOBER
1952.
YOU HAVE TO LOOK TWICE TO SEE
The NEWS Cold War
Junge Wels
GOLAK PET FENTRALNAPY FOR PREIDI DUBICHEY JUST
Bigo Delgadias Hans Alpiguk- prørtélite den Fänfjahrplan
Kmaluse Bar Volkskamene-Delegation darf-
The Communists in the Soviet: sector of Borlin try to reoruit young Germang to the People's Police with this gally pictured paper.
WHICH IS THE
COPY?
anti-
A copy of Communist propagandą newspaper considered by ex- perta to be the neatest of its kind has just been brought to Britain from Berlin.
Above, you sue part of the front pages of two papers.
The one on the left is printed in the Soviet sector.
Its object is lo enthuse young Germans for service with the People's Police (the new Soviet- sponsored German Army).
The one on the right is pub- labed in the West sector of Ber- In, and its cbject is the exact opposite.
THEY FLED
The makers of the unitation newspaper are young men wht fled from the Soviet sector.
So that people in the Soviet zong ean read the paper with out fear, they have copied the make-up and headlines.
Junge Wels
Samo pictures. Samo mako-up. And samo head> fines, but benarth them West Begin youngstars print anti-Communist news and views
Australia Warned On Lack Of Air Raid Precautions
Melbourne, Oct. &
Australian medical men and returned Servicemen's organisations are warning the people that Australia is totally unprepared to deal with any atom bomb attack.
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Sensational
·Series Of Poisonings
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***Sydnex, Och j Top ranking Sydney tectives wern assigned today to "track down a poisoner " who is suspected of mar- derlag four
our pergona" with a rate element, Thaillum, "and" trying to
to kill at inaj, kwo others since 1943.
The Clly's Criminal' In- velation, Branch
NTME orders for the exhumation of the bodies of throa Parsons who aro bollavoli to have led from the effects of, the care "motak -7:4. member of the aluminium family.
tourth suspected, Vem was cremated be- fare an autopsy, could be viado.
Crime reporters called the deaths the most senka- tional series, of polsonings in Asimilah crime annals,
Valtod Press
Race Problem Danger
To The U.N.
rice
Page
France's Domestic Politics Play Part
In Tunisia Situation
OBSERVERS VIEW OF PARIS STAND
Paris, Oct. 8.
Official French sources said that France warned the United States Anibassador, Mr James Dunn, in strong language today that it would not tolerate any meddling in its Tunisian and Morogcon affairs and would not recognise any United Nations intervention.
Both the French Foreign Ministry and mem bers of Premier Antoine Pinay's own Party said France's position had been explained, at dp 8
minute session which was also attended by the Foreign Minister, M. Robert Schuman, and the Defence Minister, M. Rene Pleven.
The American Embassy, ap- One target is the United prised of these statements, said States, which already he said flatly that the North Africanit cannot lino up with Paris matter had not been raised by unless France allowed a frank either side at the morning's discussion,
scation.
"It was not discussed," in-
AGAINST FRANCE
Others
sisted the official spoltesman.
included ·Latin Condicting statements tended American countries, from where to confirm observers' opinion the Secretary
of State for
Drama Of Missing Bomber
Mystery Plane. On Radar Scpaon
Tokyo, Oct. 8. The Far East Air Force
that the French Cabinet's de- Foreign Affairs, M. Maurice Was today searching for one cision yesterday to fight the Schumann, recently returned of its Superfortress bomb-
competence of the United Na- convinced that the
mainly for
"Stockpiling must the complet. Problem could wreck they were craberately giving out British support.
occur
or also
when
They are urging the Federal Gov erpment to make plans to deal with the possibility of a "national catastrophe — especially an atomic one".
"It cannot be too strongly declared that an They
will atomic bomb were dropped on stressed that the major problemed before war comes
us casualties would confcont the city of Melbourne with its which 1,500,000 population, on a work- would be the handling of vast equipment is not available. log day, there would be at least numbers of Injured people, all
This could lend to disaster and within » few 130,000 Injured to look after Incapacitated
ever cause defeat," and no trained medical staff to minutes," he added. care for them.
tacks,
the
Dr A. E. Smith, of Victoria, a "Quite apart from the damage wartime Army surgeon, wants main medical Installa- Boy Scouts, nurses, Red Cross The Australian Medical Con- to the
of the aren and the passed a resolution Lions
and ambulance workers to be doctors and reas has In which
Govern casualties among they seek
and trained to give blood trans ment co-operation in a plan to other medical personnel,
to atoen, bomb victims. prepare against atom bomb at- situation would be beyond the fusions and first old treatment medical resources of the com- munity unlocs preparations are Major-General Sir Samus made now." Bursion, former Director Australian Army Medical Other medical experts sup Services, told the Medical Con- port Sir Samuel Burston's ro- seas that emergency hospitals commendations for Inmediate should be earmarked now out preparations. side the cily arcas because main city hospitals would prob ably be damaged by the atom
But under the headlines they have inserted their own anti-iant. Communist news items,
KOOKET IDEA
com-
This same group of West Ber- liners sends out rocket mandas who fire leabeta from rockets at sultable targets such as factories and football crowds.
The commando plants ~~bis rocket in the ground, lights a slow tuso and walks away. Five minutes later, when he is well out the way, whooshi the rocket goes up, and bursts in the #kcy.
of
The doctors at the Congress resolved 10 urge the Givern
ment 10:
Establish Immediately blood bank stockplies;
Train civilians to handle burn and shock cases;
Australian
He sold that every adult in the community should be taught elementary first old and what to do in sa atoen bomb attack,
Dr J. W. Ferry, pathologist of the Melbourne Children's Colonel W. R. Bestuur of Hospital, belloves that even 30 Army burn can, would today, overtex the Royal
that all any large public or private hospital in Melboume. Yet I atom explosions occurred, thou sands of victims, would need looking after,
Medical Corps,
said
members of the defence forces should be trained to treat burns,
TRAINING FOR ALL
"If an army has to deal with mass casualties caused by burns, It should have stockpiles of
Establish centres to treat in-serums and dressings," he said, Jured people;
Stockpile-drugs and other medical supplies;
Establish resuscitation centres.
GREATEST PROBLEM Sir Samuel Burston said that an atomie explosion would cause
a huge number of casualties in
a matter of seconds. This was
And down rain leaflets by the the greatest problem that would thousand on the target area.-face Australia in atomic bomb London Express Service,
attack.
A British Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
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fight
(3),
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19 Scent (3)
21 Gem (5)
22 Coutumante (4).
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DOWN
1 Feature (5),
DUCHESS AT ARMY
HOSPITAL
Slogapore, Oct. 8.
Resources in the city of Mel- bourne now could not care for more than 3,000 casualties
Southere which may have been
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over
Gladwyn Jebb Warns tons to "Interfere" France's American nations were against shot down by an unidentified
North African proteginternal
was France in the dispute.
aircraft near Russian terri- Ottawa, Oct. 8.
consumption
tion and to Sir Gladwyn Jebb, Per-strengthen “tic Government however, to have told France yesterday.
Britain was rellably reported, tory shortly after midday manent British delegate to position
against chargea
through the French Ambassador the United Nations, said weakness in its foreign dealings, in London, M. Rene Masaigi, An official statement said the
was believed the Govers that France could count
was on aircraft here today that the
'missing Japanese territory off The views, such as touch-s night walk out of would
M. Pinny emphasised that he northernmost Japanese island of that Franca Valted Nations.
use normal diplomatic Hokkaido. Great statesmanship would be any Tunisian discussion in the channels, at least for the time needed
Japanese Press reports from a racial Provent
United Nations, to stare some being, to attempt to convince tiny Japanese-held island near omotions, doing great damage to countries lala softening their the United States and other
the Russian-occupied Kuriles the United Nations and to the support of the Tunision debate.
countries of France's legitimato free world, from which only the. Communista
opposition to United Nations northeast of Japan said a Super- could benefit,
fortress, tradling black smoke, consideration of what it con was seen going down towards ho added.
inside the open sca siders a purely internal affair.
Russlan The Foreign
Minister,
territorial waters - yesterday Schuman, has said, meanwhile afternoon.
to
Six Gladwyn, who spoke at a mouting of the Women's Cand dian Club, predicted that the
"many vleis. Ny despite
of the original in the direction situdes would continue to grow ideal of collective security.
the Tho. last seven years had shown that the accomplishment at the main ideal of the U.N. wag much further of than most of tis imagined."
At the moment and for the forthcoming General Assembly, the racial problem was one of the toughest.
OLD DAYS GONE
"It is no exaggeration to say that, if wo ure pot careful, this problem may even wrecks the of the United whole concept Nations," Sir Gladwyn said.
The Industrialised powers should, by their conduct, try to OUT OF DATE
make it clear to under-developed nations that the days of the -Servicemen's organisations arrogant-race-conscious white tion of a civilian scheme för
with together
'burden'.' defence against otom bornb
On the other hand, the under- attack..
developed countries should in fairness abate their suspicions The President of the Australia and If not abandon, at least wide Returned Servicemen's
the policy of sticking
Explanation Demanded
Britain, Southern
Geneva, Oct. 8.
and Australia
to be Rhodesla are
why they asked to explain have intensified their import
loat your. restrictions since September of
M.
thut there is at present na in- tention of appealing directly to President Truman. United Press,
Too
DESIGNER'S
CRITICISM
have
Washington, Oct. 8. gadgets many The seriously affected the combat
and jet American amphibian fighter, planes searching today were handicapped by a 200-foot ceiling.
Air Force radar screens follow- ing the aircraft as a normal pro- cedure picked up on unidentified plane in the same area,
for Dens
Fifteen minutes later the two
the radar spots on merged about 15 miles from the Russian border,
September 1951 was the date of the of the sixth session General Agreement on Tariffs
Shortly after both tracks had call In and Trade
disappeared, a distress (GATT).
heard by radio, Engleh was Then there was silence-leuter.
4
, the designer of the
Champion Blood Donar
goventh session is taking place efficiency of American military, planes, according to Mr E. H. Geneva now. GATT members today set up
fastest and highest-. party to hear the
plane. Chairman Jom Melander of The gadgets make them too.
that the heavy, he says. Pray sad today'
Mr Heinemann, chiel engineer Corn- Aircraft Aprica concerned would not
defendants, of the Douglas "other member pany's plantat. El Segundo. The dean of Lisbon's blood by considered plantus. California toid the Institute of donors is ex-policeman Antonio It was generally agreed that Aeronautical Sciences last night Franciaco who, during
193 litres of the consultations should con- that America was now obtaining years, has given
on practical fewer planes for the money blood in 1,068 transfusions. He of the has recolved two medals for his centrate more trade aspecte than on ainancial available on occpunt excess gadgets-Reuter.
action-Associated Press. aspects, he said.Router.
support the plan for organisa" | man have really disappeared. Either
his
League, Mr N. D. Wilson, bé modis into the representatives
the so-called Colonial powers who, for the most part are adapting themseives
lleves that the old methods for securing Impunity. for the civilian population Dgainst air attack are useless in the atomic and constructively to the new situations which Western tech-
age.
willingly
The Duchess of Kent, on the last day of her visit to Malaya, America, he sald, has set up a pique has itself. created."-- today loured Kinrara military | mige civilian organisation for Reuter,
Millions hospital, near Kuala Lumpur, anti-atomic security.
of dollars have been spent on visiting every want
anti-atomic shelters and a kirge This evening the Duchess, ecule taking scheme of civilian adopted who is on o month's tour of workers
been Southeast Asia, attended a re- throughout the United States. ception at King's House, Kuala Lumpur, given in her honour by the High Commissioner, done nothing and there would be General Sir Gerald Templer, appalling loss of civilian life in the event of an atom bomb and Lax Templer.
attack.
The Duchess and her son, the Duke of Kent, will leave Singapore for Borneo on Tues- day next.
A second noeldent occurred today:
in the armed convoy: accompanying the Duchess Da her tour, when a Malay specki: constable on guard duty was knocked down and killed by convoy vehicle on the Kiala Lumpur road.
The constable, was facing a
rubber cstate that fringes the
road through which the Duchess
has
-"Aristoalta", he stated, "has
The Returned Serviceme League urges the Goverment to lose? putting the eitu Reuter:
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Prison Conditions Relaxed
Bonn, Oct 8.
The Boviet Union has agreed to let the seven top Nazi war dirminals in the four-Power prisut Spandau Wast Hendly, celve worn viellors and more mail the Western "Allia announced today?"
Proposals to relax rosicistions on the oven prisoners were High made by the Western Commissioners lost month on
Wost Ger the request of the man Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer.
AUTO-HELIOPHOS
Heavy duty four-valve-tube diagnostic The prisoners will now bo radiographic and flouroscopic. allowed to receive one visit of X-ray apparatus. 30 minutes from their next of
London, Oct. 8, have been mobilled to guard.
Representatives of the South the many miles of roads since Sunday when the Duchers African Extrux Board in Lopion kin every month instead of one with two working positions,
denied allegations of visit of 15 minutes every two with Kilowatt-Automaton
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