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BRITISH SUPERSONIC PLANES ON DISPLAY

GERMANS' HATRED OF JEWS

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Parks, August 28. Harry Greenstein, adviser

the United Jewish ffairs State

Commanders-in-Chief in Germany and Austria, told the European Executive of the World Jewish Congress here today that

it, would Inke years, perhaps generations, for the virulent form of Nagi antl-Serpitism to

spend Itself in Germany.

London, August 28.

Two British planes with supersonic speeds—over 700 miles an hour-will be among the exhibits at the annual air display which opens at Farnborough, Hampshire, on September 7.. Eight other British planes are said to be capable of reaching speeds between 600 and 700 miles Fourteen others have speeds of over an hour. 500 miles an hour.

visitors 'Hundreds of

and overseas are ex- buyers from pected along with Air Attiches, military observers and world accopautical experts.

other

They will be given a first-hand view of all Britain's latest designs in turbo-jet and airscrew turbine engined aircraft. Large export orders are expected to result.

"No one can work in Germany for even a brief period withinsat

The star of this year's show is likely' to, be the all-jef, De Havil being conscious of the deep un-and airliner "Comet", acknow- adoriainu intrel Aifa hastity ledged to be the world's fastest

ngainst the Jews which exists 'on

of its type with four

mit levels of Hfe," he said,

Mr. Greenstein said that pose erg reserved by the Allies in the Occupation Statute must be exer - ersed to guide the press and all media of communication, to bring about a "enuine re-generation of the tier sin perpår,

The 70 displaced persons' camps. In Germany, which hot a peak population or absent 200,000, would be reared in September

Four turbo-jet airliners, the the Arm- Vickers "Viscount" Handley Page "V" and the Hand- strong Whitworth "Apollo", the

ley Page "Marathon"-the only aircraft of their kind in the world

will be on show.

The "Canberra 1", the Royal Air Force's first jet bomber, powered with two Rolls-Royce Avon turbo-jets, will lend the demonstrations of Britain's Intest war-planes.

Jet Fighter

not

yet

The "Canberra" has "Ghost" turbo-jets giving a cruising speed finished her trials but these have of 500 miles an hour at 49,000 feet.50 far proved as satisfactory as

the "Comet" airliner,

AUSSIE FLOOD DEATHS

Britain's latest jet fighter, the "Meteor VIII”, will be shown to the pubile for the first time Other new jet fighters will be the Hawker P1052 and the Vickers super-marine type 510-both with swept-back wings and capable of supersonic speeds.

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1949.

New Governor WORLD PLAGUE

Pelted With

Leaflets

Troados, August 29. Leaflets demanding enosle were (union with Greece) thrown in the face of Sir Andrew Wright, new Gover- nor of Cyprus, when be open- ed the annual Agricultural Show at Prodromos viiluga, in the Troodos range, today.

Later, while the Governor was Inspecting agricultural produce, saveral young man. shouted "We want enosis."

Police Intervaned-Reuter,

TALK OF SHIPPING BOYCOTT

Rotterdam, August 28. A proposal for a world boycott of ships sailing under the Pana- ma flag is expected to be dis

the cussed here tontorrow.. by Congress of the International Federation of Transport Work-

ста.

Delegates will allege that Pon- amanian ships do not give their crews condillänk of safety of in- ternationally

stand- ords, claiming that many are un-

recognised Kenworthy. (SCHWE

The Canadian Seamen's Union' strike is oise down for discussion, though the 1FTW does not om- Details of the performances of cially recognise it. these fighters arc still secret, The conference, which Close inspection of them will not until Tuesday, is a joint meeting

Turbo-Jets

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to live enps, plus five tem- paraty centres for rehabilitations

Sydney, August 28.

be allowed, but Britain's most ex-of the dock-workers' and seafar nud to sending immigrants to Five last their lives and thereperienced test pilots will demon- erg sections of the IF"TW. the United States. Mr. Green-are tears for many others in thestrate their powera.

Twenty

including countries, alein fed the Executive,

flooded arras on the North coast With the flying display will be Belgium, Denmark. Finland. не catimated tha

between of New South Wales, where mest ja ground exhibition of the latest France, Germany, Britain, Greece, 20.000 and 25,000 Jews might of the township of Kempsey is aircraft engines and equipment. the Netherlands, Iceland, Norway, remain living In Germany for under eight matres of water.

Sweden are represented. the next few years. From Jamuury J. 1949, 10 The pilot of a Royal Australian August 1, 1949, the subl. 43,887Air Force Catalan, which sear Jewish displaced persons if the ched the area under water today United Staley zone of Germany. for people believed stranded on Of these 27,804 went to isrnet, roof-tops, saw only eight people. 14.584 to the United States, and

Ho sold that over huge stret- the remainder mostly to Chadaches not even aree tops, or tele- phone poles, showed above the flood-waters,

and Austrašu,

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Mr. Greenstein spoke at a spe- eint meeting on Germany on the eve of a two-day meeting of the

The Apoxierl aren is said European Executive of the Euro- enver 500 square kilometres. per Executive Of the World Jewish

Congress due to

today dropped food, here tomorrow under the Chair-clothing and medical supplies for munship of the Congress. Serre-

the towns-folk in Kempsey. tary. Dr. A. L.. Kubowitzki.- Reuter.

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On show will be two

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Jets-the De Havilland "Ghost" and the Rolls-Royce "Nene' and six turbo-props.

The Bristol "Proteus" turbo- Prop is the type that will power Britain's two largest airliners now under construction, the

130-ton Bristol "Brabazon " and the 140-ton Sounders Roe "Princess" flying bout.

The latest turbo-prop engine at the exhibition will be, the "Double Mamba," which is a combination fof twn distinct "Mamba" engines giving a low fuel consumption and high power to weight ratio,

More than 22 countries have ordered or are present nego- tinting for the latest type of Bra- tish aircraft, engines and equip-

Launches aud Towing bortis have been rushed to the area in the hope of reaching some marooned people, palice repartament. Reuter. sal tonight.

An attempt lo trop rubber dinghies froin a Catalina yester- day was not successful. Most _were_catrici pway by the food. which was racing through the town.

Denils have been coming in from an amateur radio station.

Reports from Kempsey tonight sald 1lut torrential rain hael caused the food-waters to rise G0 centimetres above the record level, be the water was now re- eering slightly-Reuter.

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TB IN JAPAN

Tokyo, August 20. One Japanese in 50 suffers from tuberculosis, which causes more death each year in Japan than any other disease and six times more deaths than it does in Europe and or American coun- tries, according to the Japanese Welfare Ministry.

The Welfare Ministry found that the disease caused 145,259 deaths in 1948, and estimated that there are 3,500,000 tuberculosis patients in Japan-Reuter.

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Moscow, August 28.

A resolution passed at the final session of the Congress of Soviet Partisans of Peace last night con- demned American and British im- perinlists us "the chief upholders of a new war", the official Soviet news agency Tass reported.

The resolution, which was ad- dressed to the Permanent Com- mitter of the World Peace Con- Krees in Parls, and to all mem- bers, of that movement through- out the world, said that "every honest mon sees in the British and American imperialists the chief upholders of a new war, which will be a war against the whole of mankind.

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London, August 28.

| Poliomyelitis, the dreaded paralysis plague, is still on the increase today over areas of the world as far apart as the United States and the Belgian Congo.

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The disease has struck down more than 17,000 people in the United States this season, in an epidemic which is not believed to have yet reached its peak.

One is a married woman of 23.

In the Belgian Congo, where the disease has long been The second is a girl aged seven. endemic among Africans, its

The hospital's medical superin- greater virulence this year has tendent, Dr. L. W. Nott, said that for the first time claimed many both cares are mill and the white victims.

patients are making good pro- Kress.

This disease, which strikes at the grey matter of the spinal cord and produces its paralysis by des- truction of nerve cells, seems to

prefer summer weather.

Reuter despatches today Kave

these facts

Berlin Only 20 cases of infan- tile paralysis were reported here this month against 59 in Auguut last year and 200 the year before. but precautionary measures re- main in force. It is believed that the number of cases throughout Germany was on the decline.

They are the first infantile paralysis cases in the district for about nine months-Reuter and Associated Press.

Move For Unity In Germany

New York: The daily number of new cases is still increasing. There have been more than 100 deaths in New York City alone.

In India

Godesberg, August 20. New moves to achieve German Infantile Bombay!

paralysis economic unity will be made victims here today awaited the here tomorrow when Herr Rudolf arrival of 20 iron lungs from the|Nadoly, former German ambas- United States, obtained through sador to Moscow, meets politi- an urgent request to the World cians and businessmen, from West Health Organisation at Geneva.

and East Germany,

Host at the meeting will be Dr. Andreus Hermes, Christian De-

There are 90 cases in Bombay hospitals alone and so far this year there have been 46 deaths.

Orussels: Belgian health au- thorities are concerned over re-mocrat member of the now de- ports of polio cases in the Belgian tunci Bizonal Economic Council, who neted as such at a similar Congo.

arranged meeting

by Herr

For the first time this year the discase has struck white colonists, Nadoly inst March. though it has been endemic

that Among the Africans.

Dr. Hermes told Reuter A specialised hospital has been the meeting

would tomorrow set up here for victims flown to consider the setting of an

up Belglum from Leopoldville, Stan-office to popularise the idea of leyvllic, Costermanville and Lake economie unlly among the West Kivu.

German population. He denied Belgium itself is reported un- that it was concimed with for- usually free of the scourge this eign policy and sought a Russo-

German rapprochement, Herr Nadoly has staged, several con- Sydney Cases, Sydney: Two infantile para-ferences in recent months to try the Rap between tyal cases have been admitted to bridge the

and West to Canberra community haspi- Soviet

year.

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