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THE CHINA MAIL. THURSDAY.

Satellite Oil Output Being

OMMAN

"Little Grabbed By

Airlift

Starts

Brgy. Berlin, Aug, 1.

Major-General Geoffrey

K. Bourne, British -Com-

Soviet Russia

London, Aug. 1.

Russia's hunger for off has becu spotlighted by mandant in Berlin, flew to the disclosure that about half of the modest oil Bonn today for talks with output of her European satellites is now being the British High Com-carried away to the Soviet Union. missioner, Siri Ivon Kirkpa- trick.

¿

The flight was assumed to be

linked with the "little

which went into full operation today to beat the Soviet authorities' partial block-- ade of West Berlin exports,

General Bourne is this month's chairman of the three-power Allied Kommandatura in Ber- Jln.

The French and United States Commandants were reported to be still in Berlin today.

un-

Tho Western Allica nounced here earlier today that extra civil planes-two British and one one;

four

French,

Americans would carry 30 tons of Berlin exports to West Germany.daily, starting today. "We have other things up

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Russia is in complete control of oil industries behind the Iron Curtain, taking the entire surplus of the East European countries as reparations or exports to supplement her own tight supply of petroleum products...

Sequel To Abdullah's

Murder

Amman, Aug, 1. The men who planned the

An assessment by the authorl. tative British Petroleum Press Service showed that out of

satellite production of between eight and nine militon tong annually, less than Ave million tons are left for limited and rationed domestic demands and expanding Industries. The remainder goes to Moscow:

Experts

viewed the dis- closure in the light of the cur- rent

oil crisis. Anglo-Iranian

and

our alcevo," an - Allied offelal | murder in a Jerusalem mosque tracted to the "magic at-

told Reuter. This was thought to be a reference to the un- published plans for military plates to share the airlift bur- den.

The which

planes, be increased to

OVER 1,000 TONS

two French may later this week, made their first flights for the air- lift yesterday. They were pro. vided. by Air France.

inTee

one

each.

then load a day or the planes

worth

arc

which Iran's 31,000,- musi exert on the Kremly

Russia's own total current

of Jardan's King Abdullah will | 000 tons of oll he brought to trial soon by a Special court set up today.

efforte to Increase this have

A decree signed today by the oil production is at a rate of Regent of Jordan, Ernir Nalf 37,000,000 tons annually. Her Abdullah's second son-set up a special court to try in publle been marked by slow progress. East The

picture persons who made attempts The

Ber

the

on the life of the late King European oil industry is:

'1 Rumania,

oil Abdullah and Riad El Solh

Jargest (former Lebanese Premier producer in Europe, now claims assassinated at Amman Airport an annual output of 5,430,000

15).

tons. The industry is dominated court

Russians and about two-

on

will conglat

three, Arab, Legion officers, and

within

thirds of cutput is exported to Russia.

2. Austrian oll production

GERMAN PLANTS

'HANDING OVER" TO EISENHOWER-

President-Auriof of France shakes hands with General Eisenhower during the ceremony when he officially handed over the new Headquarters of the Atlantic Pact armies at Lou-Veciennes, near Versailles.

Four-Power Talks On Standardisation

Arms

Washington, Aug. 1.

+

1951.

CRISIS IN SYRIA DRAGS ON

Damascus, Aug) 1. Syria remains without a Government to face, the crisis caused by a strike of civil servants, which today entered its third day.

Although - no oficial announc?-

ment has yet been made of the Prime Minister, Kitated, El Azem Bey's, resignation, which was reported on Monday, it is under- slood that his Cabinet will leave office as scop is the President, Hashem El Alassi, has found o sullable

candidate for the

Pranship.

Syrian President has spent the last two days contacting political leaders in an effort to Bettle the.crisis..

He mit the veteran statesman and former Prime Minister,<Fares El Khoury, and the present in- dependent Premier.

It is understood that both

leaders expressed their readiness

40

10 co-operate but hesitated to undertake the task as long as co-operation from the People's Party was not forthcoming.

unwyling-

The People's Party's uns

as to co-operate stems from lis early decision, not to undertake responsibility so long as the conditions which forced its resignation four months ago still prevailed,

NOT EKEN.

The party has for a

long Ume claimed that no progress carr bo made as long as the Clovernment fides indirect. action from within the country. interfering .with day-to-day

policy

Syria's Nationalist Party, which boycotted the last elec tions, was meanwhile urging a 'dissolution of the present Par-

iament..

Most others parties: Inside,

for Forliament have not so shown phy. keenness for now; elections

Well-informed circles here lielieve that Khoury has also Atassi to d'arolve Parliament.

He is said to have agreed, to form a new Government if it was only a caretaker one, com- prising all Syrian farmer Prime Ministers and party poll- tical leaders, to carry out the elections, Reuter,

to clear the backing of West the Legion's legal adviser will Berlin exports barred by Soviet prosecute. It will also try those trade curbs which were re-who commit any crime either this year is expected to reach introduced in May.

or without the territories 1,800,000 tons, all of which is Over 1,000 tons of goods

of the Kingdom of Jordan within the Russian Zorie. Only the about $17 million

The United States Defence Department today pressed President of disturbing the mall ригроме

part of this amount is piled up in West Berlin ware- Internal and external security released for Austrian demands. officially announced that, the four-Power arms houses

of the State" Exploratory talks between The decree adds that the 3. East Germany. Almost all standardisation conference beginning here. to- East and West Germans to ecurt is also commissioned to solve the

which is try those "who have plotted or plants producing oil from coal morrow would be concerned "with the announced dispute, holding up a new £84 milion who may in future plot or incite USSR as war reparations. Out- British decision to adopt a new 280 calibre rifle East-West trode agreement, to perpetrato such crimes or

sar yielded nothing, attempt to commit them or abet parts aching worn as a standard weapon of the British Army." Allled officials stated-Reuter. others to commit them or be in ons. Main planis still in work- any, manner connected with the ing order are the hydrogenera- commission of auch crimes." Reuter,

had so

Farmer's Lucky

Break

Johannesburg, Aug. 1.

Johanees Venter, 61, poverty-

ridden In a tent with his family for

found

farmer who has lived

511-carat Д

SENTENCE

STAND

have been taken over by the

at Bochlen, Leuna

tion and Treeglitz.

4. Albania produces nearly half a million tons of oil, and ships practically all of it to

TO Rutla

was

Rome, Aug. 1. 10 years,

Italy's Supreme Military Tri- diamond on his farm yester-bunal today rejected appeals by timated

day,

The canary-yellow, octagonal passed on ex-Marshal Rodolfo option

stone has one flaw, but experts mid it would be worth US$112,000 when cut-United

-Press,

SUBMARINE FOR A-BOMB TEST?

a

14:

The announcement added

that the conference was called at the request of the Canadian Defence Minister, Mr Brooke Claxton..

Ex-General

Gives The

Stock Reply

Warsaw, Aug. 1.

The talks between Mr Clax- ton, Mr Frank Pace, American Army Secretary, and Mir Emanuel Shinwell and Mr Jules Moch, the British * and French Defence Ministers, were arranged to be held at defence quarters hore tomorrow and

States oficials declined whether

a concrete decision on the adoption ofi, a standard

rifle would

emerge from the talks. convinced

to

Mapai To Form New Government?

Tel-Aviv, Aug. 1.

The Premier, Mr David Ben- Gurion, leader of Israel's: Moderate-Labour Party, Mapał.. will try to form a Government. without the Right wing General Zionists, La Mapoi spokesman' told Reuter tonight.

5. Hungary is still below her wartime maximum production of one million tons a year, which

boosted under Hitler's

output is es orders. Present

at about half that both the Promcution and the figure. A special fuel-saving Dolence against the sentence plan is aimed at holding down

at home and Graziani for collaboration with

of the low yield is the Nazis.

"exported". Mussolini's "last ditch" De- 0. Poland lost her Galician oll- -fence---Minister --and former folds ́ ́Russla:~~~She plans A-former-Polish-general, on Privately, some officials were Viceroy of Abyssinia was sen- crude oil output of some 400,000 trial for treason and esploringe,

that The United tenced to 19 years imprison tons by 1995, Production from testified today that the United States would not be willing to ment by a Military, Tribunni

former German-built States and Britain "want war" change its standard various

300 rifte, last. Kay.

of which it has great stocks.

Mapal again emerged, from The Court remitted 13 years coal oll plants is about 100,000 against the Soviet Union,

this week's general elections as French Elassy -United Press.

spokes the largest single party-the eight months

Former Maj-General Stanislauman said that

France WIR Talar, wartime deputy chief halting production of its old

General Zionists were second---- of the Polish General Staff in 7.5

but without enough seats to millimetre rifle and toe- London, made the statement tories were being re-tooled for in the 120-seat Parliament

command a one-party majority during 11 'four-hour examination

The

Mapai's spolcosman, General Secretary, Zalman Aran, said an alternative coalition her Atlantic Pact allies that having a narrow majority would bo better than joining with the she was suspending major arms.

and

of the sea. tence as a result of amnesties and other measures. The sen- tence dated from* April, 1945, and Graziani. therefore, re

Washington, Aug. 1. The Defence Department to- day asked Congress to authorise the Navy to turn a partly-com- tensed last pleted submarine into a target for underwater explosion tests,

The request

rise Fave speculation on whether the sub- marine might be used in the test of a new underwater atomic burst. There was no information | secution demanded a on this point-United. Press.

Under today's decision, he will remain free but his "crime record sull stands,

to

Defence Counsel for Graziani had appealed for an annulment of the sentence, while the Pro-

one-Reuter.

SEVETET!

Boy Scouts Hold World Jamboree

Bad Ischi, Austria, Aug. 1.. Boy Scouts from the Western world pitched their tents today only 20 miles from Russian troops

for their seventh World Jamboree.

Incident In British Sector

* cross-

in his trial with whlon of a .300 calibre gun

seven other Army officers and a naval lieutenant-commander charged with espionage.

could

Canada

American use

notified yesterday

ammunition.

Tatar was asked repeatedly shipments to Europe until the General Zionists, what he thought were the Anglo-American

ritt alms of Britain and the United common rife was settled.

*They want. war," he replied.

I went on to

the

the

NOT A DISHUTE

over a

Asked if this alternative would be a coalition in which the live Arab members would hold the balance in Parliament. the spokesman stated that the coalition would have a from British tó in switching enough: American arms for inferring to United States (arma, now had He was understood to be re- possibility of 10

in division but had stopped, taking | OPUS-ZER the 300 Garand rifle from the

splinter Americans, EOR

The Government, he said, might decide to keep the 303 the time

Mr Claxton said that Canada, of miore than five

..

States, Berlin, Aug. 1. Young German Communists leday hauled the blue and yellow flag of the Free German Youth After the defence counsel and mass the remaining eight defendants |·(FDJ.)--East „; Germany'a

youth organisation to the top of were given a chance to question the Soviet-controlled Radio Ber- {him, Tatar left the stand. -- His In in the heart of the British place was. taken by Colonel seator here today.

Macian Jurecki, the second de-

groups and progressives at woli German Youth

like Talar,

Aided

as the five Arabs. The combina- organisation is permitted in West

tion.. testify might

members.

expected to have 69 Berlin despite its being banned about the Inteligence set-up of Bish type, rifle for in West Getmany, and Radio the underground

being or adopt some other rifle, Berlin is

organisation, extra...

Premier Ben-Gurion 10ld regarded as

During

and send the Garands to Labour newspaper. Drvar, "We Westany Juris mauling is only Li-General Marian Spychalski, Washing

cross-examination territorial and Immune from of Tator, the prosecutor gave | Sh

Europe. But, he added, Candda's have made a dating on forward.: in Arst offcial Indication that le polley would depend

rifie

large

rge the process of: Today's flag:

the outcome

of the absolute majority. several Communist Poland's first post-war Vice-Washington talks.

"Mapal will again be in the Although 'youths from Russelung up MOSS tents and inspired incidents. to excite Minister of

Mr Shinwell said

and today that National Defence, interest in the forthcoming Youth was under countries archoisting their flags.

the 'ment until elections to the third the Eastern Zone.

arreat. Spychalski he had no comment on le centre of the State and Govern- Festival on banned by the, Communists from SIMPLICITY- MOTTO - 1

disappeared in the middle Border police in two West 1040

of Canadian notice to stop ship Knesseth Router attending, the Western Scouts The first,sizable contingent German States reported tonight

ments. He said, "There. Is 'do intended by their get-together to arrive were 1,300 Scouts out that they had eo for turned back In the evening session, Tatar dispute. We are

We are just having a to show the East that friendship of an expected 3,000 from at least 6,000 Communist youths tard, in responno, to the piece-Aaked whother Britain would COST OF THE

talk on military matters" <? seeking to cross into East Geror's direct questioning, that AR many legals to attend the Spychalski, issued an order in abandon the .280 calibre rifle, 1048 for intensification of Army he said, "T cannot answer, that regime-United Press,

with the production of the riile." have been a bag Mr Shinwell brought with alm one of the new British",260 triles, perdeka dan Mercatļ

IMPORTANT THING

sión-influenced

among treenailors is portable Britain, originat home

in a world torn in two,

**

Scouting.

MA

A contingent of 620

American

the

ong:

10

ipa

The Jamboree, amid

Berlin, which opens on August mountains and lakes of the doctors and a First-Aid station, American Occupation zone

The Schleswig Minister of the of will arrive on Thursday They Interior estimated however, that Austria, formally

opens on represent 49 cifles of the United about 23 per cent of the "crossers" Friday, with a march-past of States,

in that State. were 10,000 Scouts from 42 nations.

getting

scouts, complete with World Youth Festival in East activities against the existing | We have decided to go ahead!

But the Jamboree grounds, a former golf course

The main molto of the Jam- through the police "curtain."—" borce is implicity.

Reuter."

With this ́ ́ stogan the, Jamn«. |

near the borce an entireis back-to-nature Railway Project

In Africa

Syria Refuses UN Appeal

Damascus, Aug.11.

the standa

OCCUPATION

Washington, Aug.

areas Lash Japan.

The stationing of American "troops and the maintenance of bases: ire Japan will "cost the United States about $101,400,000. during the fiscal year, 1952, it former residence of the Aus-get-together, will put is main

OcMr: Moch brought a new: 300 | was revealed' officially today. Itan Emperors is already teem-emphasis upon friendship among

calibre rifle-taking the same. These costs will be offset, how- cartridge. ' o8

the eliraination of ing with contingents of Scouts. the Westerns citizens of the

Syrin has refused to, place Américain model.

appropriations The bulle arrivent on Wedness world.

any milltary forces under the He had arrived by air in New 1. United Nallons, it was made York and went on to Washing- cupant. day night and Thursday, but No elaborato installations have Salisbury, Aug. approximately 9,000 Scouts been erected. The only sign of Mr George Davenport, Minis-known today. Eton in a United States military ARIDA, mi, fuku. Dancing kokta and her commercialism was an incon- ter of Mines and..Transport,

plane Replying to. an appeal by the

totalled about $100,000, Asked in

York for hi Dominions, in Bootland, France, epicuous American oft drink onnqunced here today that United Nations Secretary Gen viime on the Pella rinde hovorie of maintaining Indu, Switzerland; Cammany stand and an Austrian, dallor sITYŁY of possible railway and Austrial are already, staking offering to repair dhirts and pants.

eral Mr Trygve Lid, Brein said Moch replied, why the British toys and boos., during tha transition from occupation to Cumpling areas and pliching toge by ya msing over

fáfiáthem outlet to the Hat "sho, "could"; not 'spare" "any: rifio; whizzinot is the America soverom Sw; forclepant in, the?

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