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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1947.

Dominica Invasion Scare

Mystery Flight Of 7 U.S. Aircraft.

FLEET OF SHIPS FROM CUBA?

Washington, Aug. 2.

The mystery of a reported invasion threat to the Dominican island republic in the Carribean deepened tonight with the United States State Department's disclosure that seven former United States air force fighters which disap- peared in Florida were heading for a "foreign country."

While Government officials were anxiously trying

to check up on the fighters, an alert went out to stop the planes if they had not left the country.

Meanwhile, the Dominican Repub'ie's Ambasador In Washington, Senor Jullo Ortego Frier, who first declared an "in- Yusion" was being planned from Cuba_and_next said that an Invasion feat left Cuba on Thursday night, today said that he did not know anything about the planes or the latest move- ments of the ships. p

The State Department dis- c'osed tonight that United

Teps the Thrills and threats of The Maltese Falcon States law enforcement sirensies

ONEY GREENSTREET!

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in the Carribean had been alert- ed nince lost January to prevent United States territory being used as bases or becoming in- volvert in revolutionary activi- tica.

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KEEPING THEM

PUNCTUAL

Dump, Bilston, Aug. 3. Penalties for unpunctual bridez torre announced today by the Bilston, parish churofi ","Herosftør, brides who keep.. the clergy waiting to perform wedding ceremonies will be charged 5/-, in addition to the regular wedding fee for

every 15 minutes they

Are behind time, If more than 20 minutes late, they will be re quired to wait until any wedding, has bèon 'perforined,Associated Prett.

EXAGGERATED REPORT CORRECTED

Nanking, Aug. 3.

report issued by the Finance Ministry today on the result of Investigations conducted fölntly by the Finance and Economic Affairs Minis- tries into the alleged violations of export and import regulations and foreign exchange re-

gulations by the Foochung and Yangise Trad US$1.537.767.23 and

Charges Angrily Denied

Seoul, Aug, 2.

Colonel-General T. F. Shukov, Chief of the Soviet delegation of the Joint Russian-United States Commission working out a Pro visional Government. for. Koren, angrily denied charges by Majori |General A. E. Brown, (Unlied) States) of impeding the Com- milaslon's progress today, soy- ing that the United States dele gation was attempting to sup port bogus and non-social parties.

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General Shtikovciso denied an attempt to exclude Right Wing parties from the Govern- ment, 1.

High army, authorities bellove that the Commission may break up before Aug. 15 with little -chance-of-a-solution-Reuter.--

One World

Or None

ing Corporations discloses that these firms

only were alloted US$1,806,910.69 respectively during the period from March 4, 1946, to February 15, 1947. The effejel report from the The spokesman declared that Finance Ministry is a correction the United States had not re-

of an exaggerated report in the ceived any official reports of "Central Delly News" that a total Impending trouble, but he said of US8168,778,721 was granted to the Foochung, Corporation at the that rumours had been pouring official exchange rate and another in through United States Con- US$180,691,060 to the Yangtse silates and Embassies in the Trading Corporation, Carribean for months past.

According to today's report, the He confirmed that a special Feochung Corporation imported

ordered alert had been

in altogether 780 jeeps, 101 station Florida to prevent the reported wagons and two Cadillac motor departure of the lighter planes, cars. The import of the jeeps and but said the Department had notation wagens was in accordanca the export-import regula- information from the Customs authorities to cohfirm or deny Only the prices of the two that the aircraft were ready to Cadillace were above the Govern ment axed prices, as it was stipu- lated that after March 1, 1943, automobiles with more than seven- seats and costing more thon US$1,200 were not to be imported,

leave,

He added that rumours of a neaborne "Invasion" of the Do- minican Republic had been emanating not only from that country but also from Haiti (on the same island as the Dominican Republic) and Cubs. -Reutor.

Ruhr Mines Want New

ORIENTAL Conditions

Radio Sets

As regards radio sets and equipment, the report says the Focchung Corporation purchased from abroad a total of 106 cases. Forty cases were received on Jay. 18.1947, after the coming, Inte effect of a now set of regulations which stipulated that after November, 1946, no radio sets and equipment, or refrigerators, were to be imported into the country,

The Fcachung Corporation, however, had permits for their import on behalf of the Central Herford, Aug. 2.

Air Transport Corporation. The North Rhine Westphalla Turning to the Yangtse Trading State Parliament is the British | Corporation, the report mentioned mously passed & Zone of Germany today unani- that the Corporation bad import- resolution, at ed altogether 50 Austins and Dusseldorf calling on the Military many caseA of radio sots and **** · GREAT SEQUIL TO “LASSIE COME HOME".eation of the Ruhr coal mines these goods were in order.

Government to eancel the con-equipment. The entry permits, fur

and pass over the right of owner Two cases of conmoties impert. “SON OF LASSIE

ship to Cerman trustees".

ed by the Corporation were sent The reaslution declares that back, as perfume and cosmetics such a transfer of ownership was

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Avoiding the use of the terms

"nationalisation" and "socialisa Russia

tion the resolution said that the trustees should be given the right to introduce new mining condi tions and to ensure that "uncon. trolled private interests" did not have excessive Influence.

Holding Them Up

Washington, Aug 2.. Prof. Albert Einstein, writ- ing in the Hiroshima Anniyer sary edition of the Washington Post, said today that two years after Hiroshima the world has not even made a start toward protecting civilization from an atomic war.

Three More Arrested In Burma

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Rangoon, Aug. 2, Two Barmers, excise,inspectors and one. Chinese trader among the latest to be arrested by: the police, in a search for the

assassins who mowed down most of the Burmese government fortnight ago.

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A third, Burmese, by the name of U Soe Lin, was reported to be the right hand man of U Wang Maung, former president of the All-Burma. Police Association. He was arrested at Bassein.

The Burmese Cabinet, was re shuffled on Saturday, A

As it now stands the Cabinet is He said no nation would ro- composed oft-Thakin Nu, Prime nounce the atomic bomb "as Minister and Information Min- long as it la being prepared for ister; Col, Bob Let Yu; Minister a. possible future

Kyaw war," and without Portfolio; Ü therefore the only "total. Bolu Nyein, Minister for Home and lon" is a world government. Judicial Affairs-United Press. Not even the United Nations, he said, is an elfectivo step in that direction.

Sir Ian To upon the Visit Canada

London, Aug. 2. Sir Ian Fraser, blind Conserva-

Einstein placed United States as possessor of the bomb responsibility for in- itlating world control, Ho said the U.S.. must act in such tive Member of Parliament, who a manner that its intentions of President of the British Logion solving the problem on a super-and Chairman of the blind insti national, basis are manifcat be- tuto; St. Dunstans, will visit the. yond doubt."

United States and Canada with David, E. Lilienthal, chair- | Lady Fraser this month It thu man of the Atomic Energy invitation of this American and Commission, disclosed that the Canadian Legions. Commission plana "large addi

He will address the America

tions to the nation's multi-mil-

at Ita National Convention Legion Hon dollar, atomic plant. He from Aug: 28 to Aug. 31, and in Canada will meet the Dominion anid, $500,000,000 would be Council of the Catiadian Legion spent this year. United PresS. Reuter,

Secret Bomb Tests On Canal

Washington, Aug. 2.

It was learned today that secret tests are under The Ruhr mines are at present

way to learn, probable effects of an atomic managed by British officials of the

bomb attack on the Panama Canal, a S North German Coal Control

Washington, Aug. 2.,

The disclosure, came in a report |'models, of the locks were sub. branch of

General the Allled Control Com

Joseph McNarney by the House sub-committee jected to TNT blasts in labora mission. Anglo-American talks on said today that Russla la delay which Inspected the canal fntories with amounts of TNT re their future are expected to open ing the establishment of a March and was confirmed by anlative to the size of the lock and In Washington la the near future. United Nations fighting force. Atomic: Energy Commission the force an atomic bomb would after having been postponed for The United States representa-spokesman. more than two wooks-Router.

exert against the full scale model.

JUVENILE PICKPOCKETS.

tive to the United Nations Mit] The sub-committee reported-United Prem

tary Staff Committee said in a that proposed improvements cost radio programme that the Uniting more than $21,000,000 would

ed Nations group produced withstand direct hit from a

report last April, "after a year large conventional bomb but VICTORY

of fruitless discussion. It con-would be demolished by an atomic Tokyo, Aug. 3.) · Tokyo police this week rounded slated of 41 articles; all of us bomb, SAYIN It pomied out that the canni's up a group of 10 juvenile pick "greed to 26. We disagreed on pockets aged between 17 and 21. sixteen. Of those 16 Russia waterloo is 85 feet above sea At

The group operated for a year disagreed with everyone else in level and an atomic bomb might in Sainjuku aren, in Tokyo and 11 instances, it result in draining the summit of have confessed to having stolen Gen. MeNarney said Russin's the lake and put the canal out of en watches, purses and wallets.sistence that each country operation for two to three years, The police believe that they were contribute the same number of Its suggested a sea-level examál reaponalhle, for the thefts of more men and an equal amount of which would cost about $2,800, that 800 others an

material would reault-in-an-or | 000,000, The youths often held contexts ganization based on the The report did not give details aning themselves to determine strength of the weakest mom of the atomic, teste on the canal that beat spickpocket.-Reuters bersUnited Press.

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