Cretan Romeo Hauled Off To Athens Gaol
Athens, Sept. 3.
A Trojan war was threatened again today when raven-haired Tassoula Petrakogeorgia was whisked away to another hiding place by her gaoled lover's family, and her father vowed von- geance for her stained honour.
East German Youths March
In Rain
Berlin, Sept. 3.
In drenching rain, iling- sands of German yorites made long marches through East Berlin today -the anniversary of the outbreak of war between Britain and Germany-to demonstrate their "will for peace."
The men walked nine to 12 miles and the women rial to nine miles accord- Chou- Ing to age. Many
14 moze staged similar throughout the matches Eastern Zone.
They were concluding a **Youth Combat Week." also designed to expIONA Their support for the Cum- munist-inspirell
Both here and in Crete members of the Petrako- georgin and Kefaloghlanis families charged each other with "foul play and called
on their followers to arm for battle.
Only yesterday the story of Tasouli had appeared to have a "happy ever after" ending. She flew here from Heraklion, Crete,
Kefalo- Costas will ghianis, 35-year-old youth who of a Kidnapped her in front Heraklion theatre and won her heart in a cave on Mount Ida They were married in a Mount Ida monastery on Friday, and came here lo receive the bless- ing of Archbishop Spyridon of Athens.
OFF TO PRISON
Was
How ver, S00 afterwards, Contas
hatted or to pri on on a warrant issued by the Heraition proneutor, charging him with kidnapping and with Carryba 2 arms legally.
| Kefales tianis National
Front and for the single- Hist elections there October 15.-Neuter.
Protest
family
Th
elutmed that Trussom'he father, a Libera! from Crite, was behind
deputy Un
By Cyprus Clergy
Nicosia, Cyprus, Sept. 3. Priests from
the arrest
Taula's
order.
:ther, Glevere tenis neorgia, then demanded
h drhta's return. 11 Baith "Selongs in my hom inve not given my consent, fod ar moriare illegal"
Under Cretan low, a Hirl under 21 may marry only with her parents consent. The oula ji 1.
But the Kefaloshlanis
over i
ted by Li-General Shoko the bride-
prom uncle, took Tassoula to ta secret kling place in Athens and refused to say where she
was
Gineral Shokon vali: "Tab Boula is
a member of out
now
Cyprus today read fromfarnils. The Archbishop hus ap- their altars a protest against proved her marriage." the Government's refusal to allow public meetings ar! ranged for today on Eaosis i (union with Greece),
The mutiny www to re- marestrate against the refusal +of th Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr James Ovifths, Jo kee a Cyprus delegation in London.
Today's protest
was read at! elirection of the Greek Supreme Church Council ira Cyprus, which organised an un-ett.. official plebiscité in January | showing in overwhebuing volo į in favour of union.
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Trouble
Shooters
Sharp-shooters of an archery club in Brighton help to check the rabbit pest during harvest time on a nearby farm. The youths keep bow and arrow ready and wait for a reaper to pass before aiming at scurrying rabbits which damage the crops. (Aeme)
CONDITIONAL TROOPS AID
FOR EUROPE PROPOSED
BY REPUBLICAN SENATOR
Good Reasons For Believing Russia Not Ready For War
Washington, Sept. 3.
Senator H. Alexander Smith (Republican, New Jeroy) said today that foreign military aid would cost the United States "at least $6,000,000,000 n year for at least two or three years".
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He said the cost of rearm- ing the North Atlantic Pact allies and other munist free nations would come on top of domestic de- fence spending of up to $30,- 000,000,000 a year.
Senator Smith, a member of The Senate Foreign Relations Committee made the forecast in radio Interview. Congress snow preparing to act President Truman's post-Korcan
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ire vald that, while it would will constler atalar some The Senate
time" to arm the free nations, there was basis for sweeping out-subversion
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Senter Sula gaid the United Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr., (Republican, Massachusetts) pro-ection is the core of a soparato scale war," he added.
mensure ponored by another
Mr Nations forces fightlex in Korea drive the posed today that the United States offer to send more troops to Western group of Senators, which
inserted in McCarran
his should be able to Europe on condition that the Atlantic Pact allies took realistic steps to omaibus measure without North Korean invaders back to the 38th Parallet with a few if Russia and China Under It. Communit and months, kindred political organisations, Communists stayed out of the "defund on the baris of dominfighting
stress that it," he added. Lion by a foreign government of
He emphasised, however, that the world Communist
when the Korean Heds ment," would be required to even register with the Attorney were driven back to their pre- war borders, the U.N. forees General-Reuter.
toull not stop,
increase their own armed forces.
Mighty Hurricane
Hits Antigua
A
cuast.
The
Miami, Sept. 3.
with hurricane
of
of
Senator Lodge said in an interview that aid in troops;
should be placed on a pVAST HEALTH
divi-
portionate basis. For ex-| ample, one U.S. Army divi- sion for each 10 new sions raised by the Western European powers.
Well-informed Senate sources.
PROBLEM
IN INDIA
London, Sept. 3.
Minister, India's Health
change.
move-
CARDIOLOGY CONGRESS
"Our objective in Korea must
be liberation of the whole corn-
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1. Jupiter, opened the ita human health, today collaborating
It is an abnormal Intolerance understanding and friend world cardiology congress Famous, ancient Greek Sculptor.
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light. 4. Harmerfest, Nur- rountries more than 1.000 heart specialists ship with other
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Archbishop Spyridon's (vere- tupe back ela earlier today that
I think the administration may Nachbi hap supproved the the wexidant after Tank
atel
nlready be planning to lay such Chetan, told him they loved encli
a programme before the Atlantic ther. Petral:v,congia
Pact Fore.gn Ministers' meeting "baby" and Stokes both sic they would winds up to 15 miles an hour in New York later this month. not-yet without a Aphi. kipped around Key West today They raid this may be one rea
up the Gulf on why President Truman, in Reports from Crete rail ten-and roared
Mexico toward the West Florid: his fadio report to the nation on betwun the families war
Friday
ised the hath that it appeared a ven
tu mobilisation koul Weather Bureati Watrica alilary was probable.
3,000,000 men or higher. that the form at p.. EDT Castor family. one of the centre probably would hit Fart wealthiest in Crete, in strongly atyers, 100 miles southeast Heled by the Bishop of Royalist Petrakogeorgia, a par- Tampa, this afternoon. Kyrenia, the delegation left for as leader during the War Meanwhite, a mighty tempest Foreign Relations Committee,
Itajkunuri Amrit Kaur, who deal and surgical therapeutics, raising of a 160.mp's winds appealed for the the United States yesterday to find cab wealthy, is a Liberal with
fugious continue their campaign and to and opposed to the monarchy.hoiled
up the
Atlantic 250 United States army of at least was broadcasting on the BBC which reindes dealingg
"hlue babies" aul clinical strive to place the issue before What the authorities feared miles north-north-east of Sun 30 divisions To discourage "Health and Human Naturo
methods. the United Nationa General most was that an outbreak be-Juan, Puerto Rico, The Wen-aggression by Russin in Europe in My Crumley," recalled a re- Film!
surglent Mr rent
by visit to Inlin Assembly-Reuter.
tween the families might evolve ther Bureati warund all ships or in Asia,
will be shown.- Canadian operations into a noch wider conflict, but
jester Pearson, the in
We the tv to get out of the
have 100 permanent Passouin mit Costas, centre of path of this gigantic hurricane rare within our grasp," tre Secretary of State for External cuter,
"I took him out to see controversy. wanted
Mairs. of the raid. We should put up with a most powerful
- Indian village, discussed. little inconvenience and encrifice
with him cur problems and warit 15 eachi The full force of this hurricane
World War III. o-void
It
showed him how the Creat
In Mid-Air other, sald Sbokog. "And they ripped the tiny British island of would be well worth it.
adenty of our people live." when Abligua, 250 miles southeast of have each other
Walter George Senator
Albatic, Georgia, Sept. 3. After his return to Canada, Costiert gels out of prison. Puerto Rico for eight and a half. D.1
Two F-84 Thunder jet bghier
·D.murat,
Geongins. leading Mr Pearson sent her a health plates collided in Friday United Press.
hours varly
morning Demo tie
mid-air al menitie
the f
life, mado in irst reports from the island re- Foreign
Relations Committee,mon village
20,000 feet today. One pilot Canada vealed today.
said he also favoured strong- **And I felt from what he was reported to have bailed out. It made thousands homeless, hening United States
forces
wrote to
me that, after seeing-Ileuter. JOINT NAVAL,cused more than $1,000,000
duty In Western
our problems nt first damage and wiped out so many cupation
However, he, like *Humany. AIR GAMES food suppila that the
lation faced a severe food shart-Senator Lodge, attached a cons dition-that the Atlantic Pact age-United Press.
altr !i
to permit | fist agree Western Germany to build up des an army of its own, The question rearmament
U.S. Speeding Up Arms Aid
In Indo-China
the
Washington, Sept, 3.
part of it.
"A11 they
no
reason.
THREE DROWNED
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of
Germica also is scheduled
hand, here was a man who had become a friend of our country, and who would always be under- our difficut- standing towards
The
On India's health problem, St John's, Antigua, Sept. 3.
aid: "Slowly but surely, in Three men died when a Trini.
reading and improving dad sloop was sunk in St. John's for discussion by the Foreign spite of dilleulties, we are pro-
during linisters of the Atlantic Pactra, coincide Ilarbour yesterday
McCloy United Staten
Ger-
con-
myre
and providing raineri medical personuch.
"But to an enthusiast lite
The United States Govern- ment was reported today to be speeding an arms aid for Indo-
Oulu, Sept, 4. Cita In the expectation of at
Joint Norwestian-Ponuja noval new offensive by the Vietminh restime.
manoeuvres, the big-| and air were on Hest since The whe, take place Further shipments
all the south Nor- this week it was stated, way, Ogledals here said that reports; wegian coast.
num:Cuvres and French These from American
big Norwegian Air Force hurricane, which was the worst John sources indicated thuit De Ho with
In Western Chin-Minh, the Victimlil leader, exercises
and for 10 years, and which has High Commissioner for Norway, in which been devastating Antigua since many, arrived here last week yelf, the progress is devasta evas getting ready to launch a southern
for top-level constiltations drive "decisive"
against
the United States bomber squat Thursday, Germany will French und Vietnam turees by rons from
small craft suffered preparation for the Foreigningly slow.
Task reverely. The streets of the Ministers' meeting. He was re- October or zoon afterwards,
have brought
health is pro- By that time weather con The object of the exercise is port were partially flooded and ported to
its hipners itions are expected to have to test the co-operation between widespread damage is reported posals for sending at least two Norwegian and Danisa from all over the island
more United States Army divi possibility become favourable for a 1-the
force and air
tactical Full reports
of the damage sions to Germany and for per- Reuter. newal of large-scale fighting in naval Indo-China,
commands, and the apparatus are not yet in and nothing harmitting, the West German io According
Information of
which is have been heard from the island of public to organise a semi mill- command reaching the State Department jits headquarters in Osto, with Barbuda, come 40 miles to the tary federal police force,
Norwegian and Danish worth of Antigua, which is be-
ODER LINE and Defence Chiefs hore, Dr both
Senator Lodge
take part.
ʊ
Other
Ho Chi-Minh is belut heavily officers walching the exercise.loved to have been in the full reinforced from China-Reuter, Reuter,
Gordon-Walker
Going Home
for
Mr
Bombay, Sept., 3. The Secretary of State Commonwealth Relations, Patrick Gordon-Walker, left here for London todiny after a two-month tour of the Con- monwealth.
During his tour Mr Gordon. Walker vited Canada, Aus tralia, New Zealand, Ceylon and India,
He said yesterday that he expected to be in London on September ་ ready for the meeting of the Commonwealth Consultative Committee to dis- cuss aid for Southeast Asia.- Reuter.
Tea With Princess
Leeds, Sept. 3. The Princess Royal, sister of the King, entertained 'oteers of Corps ta
the Pakistan Signal
ten at her home near here to day, the Court Circular
nounced.-Router.
1771
path of the hurricane.-Reuter
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TURBATURDAY EVENING PISAT
"He's the type that would be considered good-looking if he had money.”
re-
indicated that he believed any additional American troops sent to Europe
Nevertheless, the for better of buildin
scinating, because of and its seeming im-
of attaincent."
Moslem Pilgrims
Casablanca, Sept. 3. Fifty-four Moslem plgrimaį from all over Morocco left bure! should be stationed in Germany for Mecen by air today.
"Our strength should be ns
They are expected to reach
for cast in Europe as posible, the Holy City after 17 hours
he declared. "If we have to
fight, it would be better to fight light with two stops at Tunis
and Tobruk.-Reuter.
un the Elbe, I would be hap-
pler if there was an Oder fliver line."
Senator George said there must be a strong ground army
of Western Germans "if
PRESS
the
ary chance of defeating aggves- PHOTOGRAPHS
Western powers expect to have sion in Europe.-United Press.
Jungle Crash:
All Killed
Singapore, Sept. 3.
A rescue party with
Army escort today reached the Royal Air Force Dakota which crashed
Kelantan Jungle the
in
in
Malaya nine days ago and found all 11. passengers and crew had been killed instantly. The party had to fight off nquerin attack as it hacked ita
the way through
denso Jungle-Reuter,
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