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The Red Shoes

**: TECHNICOLOR

with

ANTON WALBROOK

MARIUS GORING

MOIRA SHEARER

THE CHINA MAIL,

National Health Under

Attack

London, June 25,

A British doctor com* plains that salaries under the National Health Ser- vice have taken the medical profession back to the "barber-surgeon" days of three centuries ago.

As a matter of fact, said Dr A. K. P. Tobin in a letter to the Medical Journal, barberg are now a lot better off than Burgeons.

Dr Tobin Bald

barber charging 15. Bd, for a haircut, received an annual capitation teo of 18/- trom a client who month. had a haircut once a Doctors average 16/- a patient under the health scheme.

With a panel of 1,000 clients, the hairdresser can cope with them all by working 48 hours a week, 50 weeks a year and catling Ave heads on hour, Dr Tobin sald, "To eliteve about the same net income, n general practitioner working in a semi- rural area must cope with a panel of 1,500 patients."

Not only that, but a doctor is not paid for overtime, works oll hours of the night and is often interrupted on Sundays, Dr Tobin

sald.

"It is a sober thought for the young practitioner of the future," he said, "I hope our Ministers of Health will not exploit too long the love medical men and women huve for their calling."

Dr Tobin was one of

many doctors who have written to the Medical Journal, authoritative organ of the profession, during the past several months comTM plaining about low pay. With 1,500 patients a doctor receives £1,200 Ryear.United Press.

Mission To Kashmir

United Nations, June 25, Dr Frank Graham, United Nations representative in Kush-

mir, will leave by plane tomor-

row for the Indlan sub-con-

tinent, it was announced here today.

He will travel by way of Parla

and Rome.

Dr Petrus J. Schmidt, whe served as principal secretary to

mission

TUESDAY, JUNE, 26, 1951. turn aga

SKATING VANITIES IN LONDON

of a hundred Beautiful Phylls Clayton is one American showgirls who wear Paris-designed costumes worth £100,000 in "Skating Vanities of 1951" at the Empire Pool, Wembley.

SECRET

BIG INCREASE IN U.S. MILITARY AID TO THE FAR EAST Truman Reports On Mutual Defence Programme

Washington, June 25.

President Truman, in a report to the Congress said today the United States has stepped up several-fold its military aid shipments to the Philippines, Burma, Formosa, Indo-China and Thailand, ·

The report said the Mutual Defence Assistance Programme in the Far East, although far smaller than the programme in Europe, is of particular urgency because MDAP equipment is actually being used in combat against Communist-led forces, notably in Indo-China and the Philippines, and because local military production facilities are in con- |trast to Europe, either extremely limited or non-existent.

This comment was in President Truman's regular semi-annual report to the Congress on the MDAP for the period Oct. 1, 1950, to March 31, 1951.

The

report said the emphasted the equipping of the United States is shipping new armies of the Associated

States, particularly Vietnam. arms to its Allies at the fastest rate in peacetime history, but the amount is small compared to what is yet to come.

that Was

INDONESIA POSITION The President reported the MDAP in Indonesia limited and consisted mainly nrmy-type equipment such

of

World War

Planes In Demand

New Delhi, Juno 25. The United States and a num-

30

as vehicles, ordnance and signal Conceming the Far East, Mr items for the purpose of de- ber of other countries have made Truman said, "Some of the Far veloping a trained national con- specific offers to the Indian Gov- Eastern governments have not stabulary amounting ultimately ernment for the purchase of

about 70

Commandos, wanted to give the impression of to two mobile police brigades.

faw other types Joining forces with the Weat His report quoted the United Dakatas and against the Communist bloc and States Embassy in Djakarta as of planes now lying in various accordingly have requested little

The aircraft originally be- assistance of villtare saying that the new Indonesian Government depola.

nation la sill disturbed by character." But he said their

bandit

and

the U.S. Army Air Com-longed to strikes and dis the Indian Government from Force and werd purchased by is constantly increasing and Far orders. But aside from the In- East shipments during the report creas!

and

immilltary disposals at the end of efficiency creasing

World War LI They have period were stopped up several-proving morale of the police virtually lain idle since. Thelf with modern equipment, the value has now increased and the Government had been streng

RUSSIAN

or

INTERNATIONAL

BRIGADE THREAT

capacity to absorb military aid munist-inetics

fold.

1951 funds were

to Burma,

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On the Philippines, the Pre-thened to the extent that it had demand for them in foreign sident reported that by April 1 demonstrated to the nation its reis is said to be high. a large proportion of the 1950- determination to suppress dangively used by the U.S. Army

The Commandos were exten 1051 MDAP for the Philippines

in airlifts to China

over tho had been shipped but there had gerous and unlawful elements. Washington, June 25.

Although no been some delays in deliveries

"hump" the

the war. during Senator Pat McCarran told the Senate today for a variety of reasons,

Most made

A U.S. aeronautical engineer Prosivailable of the deliveries consisted of

reported that carry- visited India at the end of that Russia had a secret 11-nation, 500,000-man vehicles, Naval store spare parts the delivery

Over

1950 funds were used to last year at the instance of the of eight Indian Government to report "Communist International Brigade" in Manchuria and ammunition.

Coast Guard

patrol vessels, on the condition of the "During the period of this spare parts and ammunition,

| craft, especially the Commandos, to supplement the Soviet armed forces in the Far

report, the Philippine Gover- Two other patrol ships will be in his

most of them East.

ment Increased its efforts to delivered to Burma at Singapore can be

reby mid-July. The ships will be "economic repairs.

made airworthy with Communist-lod. eliminate bellious groups

which

have used to preserve public order in The Hindustan Aircraft Com- been disrupting the peace and the insurgent Infested Irrawaddy-pany at Bangalore, which Le run the MDAP material mercially essential river chan- by the Indian Defence Ministry, are making arrangements to re- Philippines neis open.

condition the Commandos. The U.S. manufacturers of the planes to help with

cordingly,

Senator McCarran, who is chairman of the the U.N. Commission in Eritrea Senate Internal Security sub-Committee which has last year, will act in that capa- been investigating 'Communism in Asia, said the security of the Islands

Dr Graham's elty on and as the representative of force was commanded by Russian generals but Secretary-General Trygve Lic

was separate from the Red Army's Far Eastern The United Nations has pointed General Jacob Command. Devere, commanding officer of the United States forces in Europe in 1943, as military ad- viser to Dr Graham-Router.

L.

BOAC Planes-Fly-

To Abadan

Nicosia, Cyprus, June 20. Three empty BOAC aircraft called at Nicosia today on their way to Abadan. Three more are expected tomorrow. - Ås- soclated Prez.

Moutries

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Col. DB 1976

Col. DB 2563

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had an air arm The Force of 2,000 plates, including 500 jets.

He added that Infantry in- cluded at Jeust-four Russlan Hvisions and 40,000 or 70,000 veterans of the old Japanese Kwantung Army, along with armoured, artillery and naval units.

Senator McCarran also said the Brigade was organised to support the Korean war and was also intended to be used for propaganda purpas25

Rotation In Australian Special Force

to terms

The Senator did not reveal

the source of his informallon

Korea.

of

Japan or Australia after eight months' service in Korea,

Ao-River delta and to keep

contributed to these efforts and THAIS ENCOURAGED

for training and preparations shipments to Thailand, begun drawings,

The ald furnished by the Ing.

President Truman said that have a lement ban

defence

There is a

furnished to the

hes actually

for been used Lor combat purposes, not merely

last winter, have been increas- for future

operations

on tho export of aircraft and no The distribution of MDAP solo will be executed until all U.S. has provided the Filipinos with essential items which the equipment within the That armed efforts to make use of them

forces was accelerating toward Internally are exhausted, economy of the islands was unable to provide," the report the end of the report period as a

The book value of Com- result of suggestions made by mando is listed at Rs.50,000, said,

the United States military assle- It is estimated that after repairs AID TO TAIPEI -

tance advisory group. Training it is likely to be worth Rs.500,- and equations along with a

number

of 000-United Press, President Truman singled out infantry

Tokyo, June 25.

Thomas

Nor-

for special mention the work of complete overhaul of the basic the South-east Asia military

training syst army mission headed by the State ing ahead agdy was mov-

rapidly Korean Front, June 25.

affairs

quoted the United DIRTY JOB ON Embassy in Bangkok as Australia reviewing the expert, John Melisy, and Marine States

*The presence of the ANNIVERSARY the General G. B, Erskine.

Their saying. service for

United States

assistance military survey proved invaluable in the advisory group has contributed show the International nature "special force" volunteers in acceleration of arms shipments of the Communist fight against the Australian battalion in to the Far East,

to the stabilty of the present the rest of the world.

Lance Corporal government and in turn to the Regarding the Chinese forces Filment of the Thai commit Murray of Gortgonis Coal on Formosa, President Truman

Tyrone, These men, mostly world war said a sizable shipment of an ment of the United Nations. The Island County

Communist concern over the thern Ireland, had a private but wanted the other' Sonatora II veterans, signed on for three munition for artillery and small com has been more and more!

anniversary of his own today. He celebrated the end to know of the Brigade so they years service anywhere in the arms was delivered to Taipeh

obvious in the local Chinese

of in November, could tako it into consideration world. Some months ago, an

Describing

Press, Peking broadcasts, Vist- two months of service in Korea when considering

the MDAP in minh broadcasts; and even, the with the 28th Brigade by doing Aho Korcan order came out, stopping them Indo-China armistice proposed on Saturday from serving any of their time then elsewhere, Mr Truman Communist elements, the

as more dramatic Soviet Presme, Except for pro- two shifts of roadside traffic by Mr Jacob Malik, Russian

re- duty-one of the most un- in Australia. Under present said, "On several occasions U.S. action to the MDAP has been pleasant jobs of the war theso delegate to the United Nations,

plans, "special force" men have military equipment, including definitely favourable. United days. no chance of being posted to again, arrived just A THREAT

aircraft, oombat vehi-Press. cles and INTHO

very existance of

bo rushed into action time to be this Communist International.

and in some cases to contribute Brigade is a threat to Konga and Regular soldiers in the materially to the defeat of the the United Nations forces there. battalion are eligible for Vietminh forces." is a threat to our position in rotation after eight months in The report quoted the US, Jopen and is a threat to world Korea and 10 months service Minister

to Ind

Indo-China as Buying poace."

elsewhere overseas. Almost that

was the case in the Moscow organised formation British Commonwealth occupa at

without exception, the former January French-Vietnam victory of the Brigade in the late Spring tlen force troops in Japan are shohe President said the Indo- today that its troops had killed

Pushn, Juno 25. where MDAP frat : Vinh nên mì

that it I was battleworthy. The ROK army announced or early Summer of last year and it became active last the only

eligible for February with headquarters. in rotation under this plan.

inese ald includet $4 fighter 257,416 Commimist troops and "Peace" Dolegation men are unspecified number during the part one year of the 27,538 prisoners Tho special forco

United Nations, June 25. Among contributore to the angered by the second part of vessels and engineering equip- Korean war.

Mr Jacob Malik, chief Soviet Brigade, besides the Soviet the rotation yardslick, requiring ment, such ne

The South Korean army also dolente, will cranes, tractora

meet a deputa- Union itself, were Outer Mongo- 16 months' service outside. and trailers. Since the

claimed that the Decem-

it had captured tion of the World Peace Council lla, the former Japanese Kwan Under existing rules all they ber signing

tho Communists 183 tomorrow evening, probably at un 10 30 cart cxpect after eight months agreement between the United plane tanks, over 1,200 the United Nations Headquar

planes, 288 land, Hungary, Czechoslovakda, in Korea is three weeks leave Slates, France and its As forrice and other vehicles, tom. It is expected that Mr Lithuania, Estonin, Latvia and in Japan before going back to sociated Statca or Vietnam, 400 horses, 2,084, artillery Paul Robeson, nated Negro ain Communist China, Senator the front for another eight Cambodia and Laos, the Preal pieces, 77 machine-guns and gee and leftwing: Leader, will McCarran said,United Press. months-Router.

zilies.--Reuter. food the deputation-Reuter.

Mukden

POP

ones

LOOK MA!—

HE'S GOING TO KICK

A GOAL!

B20-Light bombers,

South Korean

Claims

taken of had

naval

dent said the MDAP has nearly 70,000

Out of touch!

·WHAT DID THE

GOAL DO?

Trooper Thomas Lanaghan of 11, Lymer Villas, Upton Nurs lug, near Southampton, spent today in ferrylag South Korean labourers to work at the front In a three-ten lorry.

An ex-Hussor, Dr

Driver Lana- ghan declared: "I've a good Job hire but 1 would. ` like to see my folks Back In Blighty ogain soon”—Reuter,

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