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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1950.
ALL QUIET IN BERLIN AS COMMUNIST MARCH ENDS WITHOUT INCIDENT
Berlin, May 28..
East Germany's Communist leaders today marched half a million youths through the streets of East Berlin in the mightiest ideological demons- tration in Berlin since Hitler. Its theme was "hate the West.”
The march lasted nearly eight hours, from 9,15 a.m. German Time, to 5 p.m. It was a peace- ful march. The widely heralded Communist "storming of all Berlin" failed to come off. The borders of Alliod occupied West Berlin re- mained inviolate. They were guarded by 13,000 Gorman police with about 10,000 Allied occupation troops confined to barracks on the alert to back them up in case of trouble. Hour after hour, through pour-, portraits of Stalin and the real ing rain and intermittent sun- ille figures of East Germany's shine, the youths marched in Communist lenders. miles long columns of blue.
They marched down the famed Unter Den Linden-where once marched the victorious urmy le- gions of Hitler and the youngs- ters of the Hitler Jugend.
But today the banners were the red flag of Communism and the blue and gold of the Commu-
Free controlled
German nist Youth, the FDJ.
The
the reviewing mea In stand were the Communist rulers of Soviet Eastern Germany, the of the Russion representatives occupation power and "friends" coun- from the Soviet satellite trics.
Live
The erleg were "Long Stalin," Long Live President Pleck" and "Long Live Qui Friend, The Soviet Union."
WOR
The Whitsuntide parade start- ed in a driving rain and halted by perlodic beavy showers. Most soaked.
of the marchers
Often some
"Per paraders the
In-
The youngsters were fed flamatory "hate the West" prop aganda every inch
nites long march.
their
Parade banners and placards condemned "Anglo-American imperialism" and cartooned Pre- sident Harry Truman, Mr. Wins- ton Churchill and others branded as "capitalist war mongers.” Drilled automatons
without a "storming" of West Berlin brought claims of victory from West German spokesmen.
West Berlin's Mayor, Ernst Reuter, declared that "Whitsun- day has demonstrated that peaceful determination, together with the support we received from the Allies, has resulted in a com- plete fallure of Communist dreams to overrun Berlin."
our
Ho. warned, however, that the Communist 1s struggle against not yet at an end.
Reuter made his comments In telegram to Rear Admiral Richard Byrd of the International Rescue Committee in New York which was made public tonight.
Another victory statement came from Jacob Kaiser, Minis- ter for All German Problems in
Government, the West German who came to Berlin for Whitsun. Kaiser said, "I am convinced that these Whitsun days will be also In the march part the recorded in history. I am
side other youngsters
performed convinced that the like drilled automatons. If intended to conquer Berlin. This they broke discipline In the intention has been frustrated by march, they were quickly the bravery of men and women brought to order by stern delit in this city."
often
masters. It was only whom they got away from these mas- ters at the parade's and that they ran about, clambering over rubble and ruine and acted like country kids on an exturalon to the big city.
Intention frustrated
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BIGGEST PASSENGER AIRLIFT WINDS UP
Tel Aviv, May 29.
In praise of The biggest passenger air lift in aviation history is
moral re-armament
being wound up.
The "Magic Carpet" has been in operation since November, 1948, and has brought. 38,000 Jews from the kingdom of Yemen in Arabia to Israel.
Kalser dengunced the Commu- "misusing German nists children and juveniles depressing demonstration."
At 7 pm GMT tonight, three But there were heavy guards hours after the big parade ended West Berlin on both sides of the sector ber-both East and were ders.
police reported all quiet. the of
Russian sector police said they The police forces of both sides
report all to provent had no disorders to nged six to 14-were were on the alert
day: clashes.
West Berlin police seen scampering for dry places.
reported By late afternoon no violenc But the march went on relent- had been reported-even in such only one minor incident in-
Gelsenkirchen, May 28. aly lessly and disciplined with
The Burmese Health Minis-The traditionally trouble spots as the volving Communist youths on
traverses Prussian precision, hour Potsdamer Platz. most
Heavy police trolley car which
widow of Burma's American ter and after hour.
patrols, however, were basigned street bisected by the
independent first Premier,' said to remain at such places and Russian sector borders.
On this trolley the motorman that she and her late husband denounced a West Berlin news- had seen how moral re-arma- would make or unity' paper vendor to the Communist ment run People's police.
among the country's divergent youthe
races and raise living standards A group of Communist pounced on the man him up.
Some non-Communist Ger- the kerbs mons watching from muttered that the whole specia-roughout the night, cle was frightening-Germans marching ogalti."
Polico contingent But most frightening-to many Germans as well as
sparse,
are
of
Also
FDJ
to
In the crowd-were formations of about 10,000 East German "Pea- ple's Policemen" who joined the parade,
These forces who the Western powers have formally Berlin branded a An illegal Soviet crowds. sponsored East German Army; West Berliners were free
looked every bit the part. go into the Russian sector to see Booted and uniformed in blue- the parade, Many did walk over, black, these grin faced men but tens of thousands
disel-stayed in their own sector of the marched with Prussian pline. They were carrying no city to visit Berlin's first post- weapon but had field kits strung war car show, sports events
the new American and British at their belts.
Thus, only five days after the films. U.S., Britain and France hnd formally demanded from
Cow
the
dissolution
of
more.
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Jewish Agency here told the United Press that about 4,000 more Yemenites still wait, to come, of these, 2,000 are in the Hashid Camp in Aden, bordering Yemen, and about 2,000 are in Yemen itself.
Often they reach the Reports that the total number}
camp in reach Hashed of Yemenite Jews would
cost
Im-
Special precautions to be maintained through Tues
JDC's day, when the weeklong FDJ
Aden with convention is to be finished.
and beat
the clothing. they As a crowd attraction, the big
A West Berlin police- Mrs. Aung San, dressed in na 60,000 were termed, ridiculous by nothing but Westerners parade-climax of the
and attional costume,
declared, "My the Agency official who negotiated wear and holy scrolls of the Law rally--was no sensation, Crowds man stopped the car
render all their possessions ex- were thin along much the tempted to arrest the motorman husband wanted moral re-arma- with the Yemenite Imam for their and reifglous books. They sur- parade route.
places but the driver sped for the Ru- ment for all countries. Our pre-release. At most
He was slopped sent Prime Minister wants it, too. "The most optimistic number cept their books.
Most of them have no educa- cheering was
Commu-sian sector.
Is 45,000 but even that is
tion except religious training. nist May Day demonstrations in when the policeman pulled his
"We need moral re-arma probable," he said. have
larger Run and took him capilve to the gathered
ment to help our alm. We would station-Assoclated Press.
The
transporting and Many, on roaching Aden, thought like Dr. Buchman to come to us
When they first see the planes with his team as he has come to caring for the Yemenites at the they were already in Israel.
campm Aden has almost reached you in Germany."
$5,500,000. Most of this money that take them to Israel, they are convinced that the Messiah. firmly by Americans has come. donated Captain Sockawatl, son of the was President of East Indonesia, said through the United Jewish Ap- They point to the Bible, Exodus that before 1947 he and his peal. father had been fighting on, diffe- The transport in six Skymaster 19; 4: "Ye have seen what I did
Egyptians and how Paris, May 28.
planes and the camp in Aden with unto the French parachutists, with rent sides in the war.
In 1947 his father went to the its large medical staff is under base you on eagles' wings and Even as the parade was mov.fighter plane support, last nigint
recaptured the post of Dong Khe, moral re-armament
centre at the supervision of the Amerlean brought you unto myself."
Joint
Or to Isaiah, 40: 31: "But they Distribution Committee. West these ranks continued.
Berlin
atrength; they forces, the East German Com- authorities reported that during Vietnam, from Vietminh (Indo- changed", he said.
done by the Immigration Deport- now their occupied Chinese guerillas) who three
"Prople's them the day
more
the Jewish parader
Agency, mount up with wings as cagles." munists defiantly
Captain Soekawati said that ment
"We've been waiting 3,000 years it on Friday night, according to beg- Policemen had come over
arm of the World
ΟΙ
Hour for the world to see.
This brought to by Agence,
Saigon communique reported Indonesians realised that inde- executive
now," they say. The Youth Marchers-even the ging asylum.
Presse today. pendence was not enough,
Zionist Organisation. mere kid "Pioneers"-were dis 38 the number who have fled the
Insurgents, armed
An Agency Immigration am-have come."
"The Yemenites were controlled ciplined, too, under expert drill Communist
for artillery and other heavy wea
"We have learnt much from the clal said "The airlift will con customed to the metal ladders so masters.They-sang, chanted since the FDJ rally began.
of the pons, attacked the French-held West and also much from our tinite until the last Jew is out of we-had-to-build- wooden ramps. the big Communist demonstration post on Thursday, the commun- peoples in the East. But to fight the Yemen.
ique said. They took it over on Communism we need a
It is not known how long it will and Dr. Buch- Friday night when the garrison economic basis,
the country. withdrew after destroying the man's ideology is the only answer, take all of the Yemenites to leave material they had left behind.
Etsuo Kato, President of the Earlier the French High Cam- 1,000,000-strong Japanese Rail-
Trek on foot mand said that detalled Inforna-way Men's Union, said that the tion was not yet avaliable, but spirit of moral rearmament was Before reaching the British French troops were holding the the only one to achieve world
protectorate of Aden they trek and "centrolling the situa
peace.
on foot or on donkeys for cav eral weeks; somatimce the tripi laats two months. As they pass through the territories of vari. Que Bultans
Yemen's in the hinterland, they aro taxed arbitrarily before they are par- mitted to pave on.
Mos- Ing. desertions from Communist in the frontier region of Northern Caux. "He returned home quite the overall planning has been that walt upon the Lord shall re-
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with shallow steps so they could says Robert Maguire, go aboard, an ex-U.S. Air Force test pilot, go abo who as President of the Near East : Airlines and its chief pilot has has englacered the airlift. He flown more than 50 missions. Plush scats refused
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The airlift was conducted in two stages.
It began in November, 1948, when as a result of anti-Jewish Yemen, 4,000 Jowe pogroms by devious means reached Aden. These were transferred to Israel by the end of March, 1949.
With about another 40,000
Jeft
in Yemen, the Jewish Agency negotiated with Sultan Audll who the airfield of Mukiris which serves as the bridgehead for the Immigration.
The mass exit from Yemen the second stage of the airlift began in May, 1840. It hit its peak in October, 1949, when 11,- 702 were brought out. The head taxes pald
to various Sultans en route do not exceed US$6 B person, The
Agency denies emphatically that ransom money has been paid by anyone.
The Yemenites are allowed to bring with them only what they can carry on a few donkeys. Im- movable property is confiscated by the Yemen Government.
Of the immigrants will in Israel's camps, 38 per cent are: Yemeniter.
About 8,000 have already left the camps, and have begun life on the land in agriculture.. They are members of 18 communal settlements.
Camp officials have found them able
.to adjust to their new l£5m very
quickly. They learn with amazing rapidity how to Use: knives and forks and keep their new shoes on their feet unlike other immigrants from backward. countries who show a dialike for
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