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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1949.

U.S. Concerned With "Hold-Up" In London

Germany's Security After Withdrawal

Robeson In Moscow For Celebration

Moscow, June 3. The singer Paul Robeson arrived today with a group of foreign intellectuals to parti- cipate in nation-wide celebra. in tions, starting tomorrow, honour of the birthday of Russia's greatest national poet, Alexander Pushkin.

Farcign guests include the Eng- lish poet, Peter Blakeman, the Danish novelist Martin Anderson- Next, and the German poct Johannes Becher.

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ship

Pushkin's

Washington, June 5.

Increased thought is being given at high government lovels as to how the security of the now West German lovals to how tho socurity of the new West Gor- man state shall be provided for when the occupation troops are withdrawn. Some high officials are willing to acknowledge privately now a problem rarely even mentioned a year ago, namely that if the basic East-West split continues, despite the efforts of the current Foreign Ministers conference in April to end it, democratic Germany ultimately will need some protective machinery of its own, aside from the guarantee afforded by the North Atlan- tic Pact.

The Allies are aware that this

Tho peace but nothing more. Genator also expressed con- corn echood in some ather in- formed United States quarters, that the paralled development of Communist and Democratia dominated police catablishments In East and West Germany is dangerous.

Robeson's visit has added signt-problem becomes more urgent as the Communist-dominated forces ficance because Pushkin is ex- pecially esteemed by negro intel-in Easter Germany continue to be developed and as time ap- lectuals.

great- proaches when the question father, Ibrahim Dhai, was An

their own troops the withdrawal of Abyssinian whom Czar Peter the must the considered. Great picked up during ls

Many experts he

here think it European wanderings, educated, would still exist even in the long But he did not suggest any al- married into the Russian aristo-would

chance that the Foreim Ministera ternative beyond expressing the cracy and elevated to a general should succeed in working out hope that the Council of Foreign some arrangement for a unified of Foreign Ministers may evolve a method by which their efforts Germany, since the establishment of such a state would inevitably can be made compatible. raise the question of relative composition

{OTCES, of security even at the internal police level.

But United States loader

crossing are not

that bridge

meantime, the outlines of such planning as axlats in this area appear evident in German con- stitutional provisions for a Federal Police.

Probably no other poet in mi dern history is as honoured and revered as Pushkin here,

Literary organisations with the silghtest cultural and pretensions, from the Academy of Selence to

clay hut library in a remote Siberian village, will have some sort irf jubilee meeting to- morrow

untl they roach it, In the

Border Patrol

will bo A gala celebration held at

Botaho! the famous Theatre under the auspices of the National Jubilee Committee and writers' unione. All cul.

As closely as can be ascertain- tural leaders have been invited, together with foreign diplomats ed from Army sources here, there and correspondents.

is at present no thought that au- Forty-five

illion copies of thorisation of such a police even Pushkin's works have been pub-implies anything approaching lished in the past 31 years, in-permission to form an army. But cluding 11,000,000 Jubilee volumes it may be significant that in addi- this year. Two films of his lifetion to city and rural have just been released, while 20 border patrol force is

Charle The mission of such a force theatres are producing his plays

normally is to

guard national and operas. United Press,

boundaries against smugglers, illegal

immigration and minor in- cursions, but St is not normally

Dr. Hatta's Visit To Singapore

to Kotaradja. on the Northren the United States, where.Amer!-

tip of Sumatra,

for talks with can police methods and techniques leaders of the Republican Emer-can be studied.

gency Government.

Several German police already

In Aboyance

Scnator Hickenlooper said it was his Impression that most United States Congressmen are holding any opinions they may have on the German defence Pending In abeyance problems the outcome of the Paris confer- ence and an indi

indication whether the cold war it to be pressed by Russia on other fronts now that the Berlin blockade is ended.

Concerning the problem of the

forces. rival police

which conceivably may emerge in East and West Germany, Democratic A oficialdom is

is wondering which way in the event of a crisis their loyalties would go.

two

6ix-guns against the ceremonial sword of one of the Life Guarde on duty at London's Horse Guards Parade are flour. lshod by two desperadoes well out of range of the sheriff. They are Gary Owen Boyd, (left), aged wix, and Bruce Alan Boyd, aged four, children of Chief Warrant Officer Frank Martin United Statça Boyd, United States Navy, who is serving at Naval Headquarters In London-AP Photo.

Blood Museun World's

Strangest Blood Bank

New Brunswick, Now Jersey, June 6. museum of blood here is the world's strangest

blood bank,

There has been suggestion that it contains thousands of specimens of blood, from giraffes and tigers and humans, kangeroos and cows, pythons and penguins to samples of tissue extracts from cockroaches and grass- hoppers.

But on the other hand, in-

They

of

can be used

TUC COMMENT ON WORLD LABOUR MEET

as far us the Western force is concerned, it no doubt contains may men who, while Communist- trained and indoctrinated, still with large

in most countries, the as-

remain essentially Germans aumption being that a govern- the interests of Germany at heart. ment's ormed forces are the at- Whether they could be per-

Work at The bloodi is used, not for or in blood research. their Western transfusion, but in detective the Hutgers Bureau of Biological tual source of its protection from suaded to oppose

about Research has traced changes in major threats originating outside countrymen en masse is consider-work of learning more

of blood with the million the properties its

ed questionable in some military who's who among in

species the absence

changes in health. New facts dis- of quarters here.

on earth,

covered about the mysterious such forces, the responsibility of

The bank is the Rutgers Uni- Singapore, June 5.

Serological Museum, proteins of blood may someday Dr. Mohammed Hatta, Prime border patrol is corresponding formed quarters point out there versity

for man.- Minister and Vice-President of ly Increased; and this fact might are some Western Germans who, headed by Professor Alan A. Boy-have medical value

have Important bearing

on its with the possibility of their coun- den, Professor of Zoology. For 24 Associated Press. the Indonesian Republic, 'made

size and composition.

try's unity in view, might be re- years he has been comparing and an unexpected visit to

of many Singa- According to Army

sources luctant to restrain their Eastern classifying the blood pore today when his plane ran here, plans

exist for

affording neighbours, desplie a possible animals, insects, birds and fish.

Differences some United States training to at disiaste for their political spon-

in blood have short of petrol.

in He was on his way, with an least the leaders of the Germansorship.-United Press.

meaning just like differences

und feathers. 13-man Republican delegation,police, probably through visits to

skeletons, skins,

and pody The proteins in blood tissues differ in each speeles of life, and each order of life. as a key in telling to what order of life

London, June 3, ving thing belongs,

where It be-The British Trades Unionr lengs on the ladder of evolution. Congress asserted that wide-

One of

of Dr. Boyden's Andings spread withdrawals from the

Communist-led has apparently cleared up a mys-new

World It is understood here that the

tery

Scientists Federation of Trades Unions about the whale. The captain and crew of the were long uncertain 10 what would soon create an oppor- Hague to set up an independent German police will be armed

with both pistols and carbines, Polish liner Batory-in which family of life the whale belonged.tunity which working class Indonesian federation.

The party was travelling in a But no heavy equipment such as German-born Communist Ger- Blood comparisons showed it a

deer and democracy cannot afford to United Nations Indonesian Com-tanks or armoured cars is be-hard Eisler escaped to Europe distant cousin of the mission aircraft and planned to lieved contemplated at this time.-have been ordered not to go the cow, related to the same order miss. make the trip in one hop. How- High United States quarters ever, when abreast of Singapore, acknowledged that plans such as the there are are not of a nature cal- half-way mark, near the

Inspire much confidence all his to

petrol culated to pilot decided

citizens In the average German Lanka as precaution.

While the plane was refuelling that his country is well protected, Hatta but they do inspire considerable at Kallang Airport, Dr. sold that the situation in Indone-condence of a different nature in the minds of his French neigh- sla now

whatso- no different

before bours. And this is an Important from the situation ever

consideration In Allled polley the Van Royan-Room agreement.

making. Most of the Republican leaders have been released and are back ut work,

Dr. Hatto will try to-win-them-have-made-United States. visits over to the recent Netherlands for this purpose, and spent some Republican agreement for the time with the Federal Bureau of

au-Investigation

restoration thority

of Republican

a police officials in key cities. at Jogjakarta and

nt The round-table conference

agents and

The plane remained on the ground for one hour.

A message has been received Singapore stating that the party arrived at Kotardja sately,

in

-Reuter.

Danes To Stay In Germany

Berlin, June 4.

A Rhine Army spokesman

city

Polish Ship Under U.S. Surveillance

New York,June 3.

ashore while the ship American waters.

a li

In its official paper, Labour, Is in of life as those animals.

the TUC announced its plans for Dr. Soyden collected hun- dreds

blood the meeting in Geneva on June of specimens of

25 and June 26 of the Preparatory the museum Wa International Trade Union Con- Bera. before organised in February, 1948. Heference.

obtained, blood sera trom pålar "Invitations have gone out to bears, walrusts and seals from centres and organisations in all

which members of polar expeditions. parts of the world

tro

The order was issued by the after in- Immigration

service vestigations aboard.

The Immigration Inspector said that

the crew of 350 had been questioned closely about member-

A timely request brought blood known to be interested," the an- |ship in the Polish Workers' Party.

cialmed that

sea cows the Party was from

and elephants nouncement Balti a "Red Front" organisation and whleh the

had to London zoo that most of the crew were com-

kill during the war. pelled

be members. to be Public Opinion

Some 110 passengers who ar rived in the Balory were detain- United States military and died today on Ellis Island for im-

feel that migration hearings. plomatic. oficials here publle opinion among Germany's neighbours as to the propriety of her possessing armed forces of any nature will be largely deter- mined by events.

World-Wide Affair

Icoks something like a wolf

or

"Other organisations unlikely, for various reasons, to be able to send delegations, bave been in- formed.

No Invitations.

Now the museum is world- "It was decided that no invita- wide affair. Scientists send sam-tion should be sent to any organi- The United States Government

tralia and other countries. The munist control." har sent a force of art ples from Europe, Africa, Aus-sation known to be under Com- collection covers blood or body migration and Federal Bureau of

The announcement also suid Investigos egents, plus New protein specimens from jellyfish that as the conference will be York city policemen, aboard the to humans.

purely exploratory and consulta- If the cold war continues and

Batory-which was

was making its Tho museum has been pro-tive, centres taking part will not committed in anyway. the present East-West Has first return trip since the voyage

mised material from lemurs in be Holldifies thead sources point to Europe with Eisler.

fish in Nevertheless, it is reasonable to Madagascar and lung out that the next loglast stap

The ship was surrounded when Egypt. It has blood from a Tas-anticipate that the meeting will In Western senurity plane she docked and the crew were manian Devil, a marsupial that result in something more than the or airing of academic views on the the consideration of not allowed to leave. might be

Inclusion in In Warsaw, meanwhile Ger- og Western Germany's

situation of international trade unioniam. the Atlantic

hard Elater today addressed the aillance. today denied reports that the

The samples are not whole The conference will be in Such thinking would perforce National Polish Trade Union Con-blood, but blood seru, the fluid Geneva because many trade union Danish Brigade in Germany is

of red and lenders will be there to attend returning to Denmark. He said take into consideration the contri-grese here,

Democratic Security He thanked the Polish nation part afler removal that they are moving. barracks bution to but are not leaving Germany, could make as for biding his release from Brl-white cells and clotting materials, sessions of the International La

member of the

Pact, and when tain after his abduction from the Some samples are kept us dried bour Organisallou, Reuter The Brigade, which has been that point is arrived at a discus Folish vessel fatory.

The Polish press today made no occupying Oldenburg and Wilson

forces Armed helmshaven in the British Zone, might, in the opinion of the best comment on the boarding of the under is re-organising around Flens

Informed, become appropriate. Batory in New York by Federal A burg ότι the Danish border, a Among United States person-Bureau of Investigation officials, Danish Military Mission spokes-alltles known to share this viewReuter man sald,

The move is to be completed

a leading member of the Senate and, at by October,

the same Foreign Affairs Committee. time, the strength of the Brigado

Senator Hickenlooper said in Will be reduced from 4,000 men

recent Interview that he could to 2,000, the spokesman added.--

foreste the posibility of both a Reater.

timo and a 'sitiiatlon in which "we would have to consider using Germish Fishpower

UP WITH THE CURLEW

of

actual

14 Senstor Bourke Hickenlooper,

U.S. STEEL MEN WORRIED

4

powders." Others

elet

Liquids, are kept as refrigeration. One, liquid greenish tint. It's blood from an Indian python, supplied by the Zoological So-

of London,

With small animals, with little blood, collectors take specimen from several individuals, pooling the blood.

dis-

It

(Pittsburgh, June B. American alcol· men aro in our own turbed because the operating rates of their mills are only excellent

Dawn Attack On Irrawaddy

Fengoon: Jurie 4. Twenty Karens were killed

ba insecta may and 30 wounded after Govern- ground up to get an extract that ment troops, supported by guo- serves as well as blood serum.

A serum is tested by mixing boats, launched a dawn attack ngainst the serum from an on rebel concentrations in the district of. Irrawaddy delta other animal believed to ba defence.

Paypon, South West of Ran- close relative. If there But he emphasized this would instead of stupendous. The steel

cloro

the relationship,

two goon today. · London, Jurie B. only be in the event of imminent industry operated at more than

Announcing this, tonight's Gov- Guide react forming a precipi- Eart and 100 per cent of theoretical capacity British bird lovers will make stillties between their annual check today on how! West, a state of affairs which he for the first 11 weeks this year.

For the last 18 weeks it has tats. The turbidity developed cmment communique admitted six can be monaured barfly with killed and Ava wounded in a five- and early the nation's birds get up.

many others In Congress declined steadily to 02 per cont."

against the Karen hour baltie photoeleotris device. Thousands of amateur and pro- eamestly hope will not occur, The current rate represorite 'n

A further stepi] Dr. Boyden force, estimated at 300 strong. fessional ornithologists will for- and which they are counting on week's production about 1,700,000

Bald

will be to rather plant pro-: The communique also reported the Atlantie Alliance to help tons of castingy, Thikt is compared telda for dimilar studies of classi- two rebels killed vent.

Ito ay sumant vročinetion of 88, fiction. In the meantime, Senator 000,000 con A operating rato Hickenlooper xaid, he la in fav-log on 3⁄41⁄2per wait hay diynaya been

ward their, réperty to a hird row search station lit Glanton, North umberland. Kault year's fatalis were a blow to the "up with the ||lark" seguit. The curlewa - WOTO

In a minor clash near Mawlalk, on the upper The blood samples are con-Chindwin river, 15 miles West of volen thats the Assam-Burma border-Heu- our of ■ German internal pellos considon very good, Kenedikten stabilly in use, Other

te them for studies of zoology,|ter. ampable of maintaining the PINK,

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