Berlin Festival Bombarded With Rocket Pamphlets
Berlin, Aug. 5.
· Festival youths mustering in East Berlin this morning for the opening dived at pamphlets scat- tered over their heads by exploding rockets.
They found the pamphlets contained anti- Communist slogans fired from West Berlin.
Between £3,000,000 and £6,-| 000,000 is reported to
Last night, they said, they have were put on the train for Of where they spent the been spent on the Festival and tend
bomb pitted night before returning to Eng- in hiding the
land.-Reuter, streets of East Berlin by forests of flags and poster pillars. Throughout the day
Henry
with Trains
emer-
crayoned
in a acore off- pesce messages
over them languages scribbled
The entry
of 500 Sovici
poured more youth into Berlin: Komsomol youth clad in white into the stadium brought fever of cheering and shouts of "Peace
**OLLS Socialist "We Kreet Leachers"
and
"Long Live Stalin" were slogany also shout- ed.
renowned
LIBERAL RESOLUTION
passed
A re-
Copenhagen, Aug. 5. The World Federation of Liberal and Radical Youth re- presented by delegates from 13 countries today solution here opposing all mill-. tary co-operation between the anl. the Western democracies present Spanish rule.
The delegations expressed the the warmest sympathy with
Liberal youth who Spanish lived under Franco's tyranny". The resolution said of the Youth Festival in Berlia that it was no demonstration for peace and solidarity but one-sided and directed against the Western world-Reuter.
RONESON'S SON
British, Chinese and United al- delegations States Youth ready lined up in the centre of the vast arena run forward and the throw their arms around weeks of the young Russians.
Foreign
marching youth. around the arena in the "March of Nations" upening ceremony
New York, Aug. 5. bore banners with Stalin, Mau
Paul Robeson, Jr., ton of the Tse-lung and other
Leftist Negro baritone, said to- Communist lenders.
the day that he was arbitrarily held entered The nations arena in alphabetical order led a prisoner in the United States, Protesting against the State Albania. by
dental of the promised 1,500 British Department's of
only 60 strode appeal for a passport, he said he delegates through the entrance. The re- wanted to attend the third World mainder were either en route or Festival of youth and student? had been barred by the for peace thorities in Austria, France and Press.. Western Germany,
The British delegates bore the legend "Peace is not heavenly gifti
fought for."Reuter,
must
"DANGEROUS”
Berlin, Aug. 5.
be
bls
in Berlin-United
DESERTERS EXPECTED
Berlin, Aug. 6.
Two refugee cumps and 50 collecting points in the Western sectors today awaited dosertions
Thirty
German boys and girls ecat-from the Eastern comp.
tered flowers
at
Reuter.
INDIANS PARADE
Three
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1951.
NEW AMERICAN
SUBMARINE
RUSSIA
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Seal's
The
Antics
Sammy
Seaside
London, Aug. 5.
Germin Festival the feet ni parading Soviet Komsomol youth participants today asked West today at the Berlin City ofcials for political in East Berlin
Culy
few were opening of the world's biggest Bylum.
allowed to remala. The others Here, for reading on the beach is a "Disney" youth peace- rally,
Colourfully clothed German were told they could stay but would not be granted political
story. It explains what Sammy the Seal was up youth
kept up a steady roar of
this category Is to in Folkestone, taking milk from a baby's bottle. "Freundschaft (friendship) and asylum s
while rererved for those whose lives two hours clapped for
It may have been a row with his parents on endangered. They re- 103 foreign contingents paraded wore Found the Walter Ulbricht turned to the Eastern sectors, the Goodwin Sands, but something set Sammy the Stadium at the opening.
Seal thinking he might be better off on land, Ten-year-old German boys-
though he was not yet weaned. East German of the members
movement" "pioneer 11333 shook their Asts at a hovering yellow United States hellcopter with brought uninvited Amer for can officials
unofelul peek at the Stadium.
The parade of you
youth of all nations launched a two-weeks Festival which the East German organisers say is the biggest youth gathering in history.
West
Berlin and spokesmen on the other side of the elty called the Festival "one of the most dangerous manlies tations of Soviet mars influence
YOUTHS HELD UP
Vienna,
an
ou German soll."-Reuter,
Calcutta, Aug, &, thousand students assembled in Wellington Square here today to mark the opening of the third World Congress Festival in Berlin.
Earlier they had marched through the city's streets with placards und posters depicting the horrors of war and coloured Allied festoons of "Doves of Peace,"
Austrian authorities morod
to
Reuter.
WHITEHALL
lie turned up at Walmer on Monday; and there, on a strip of Kent
coast, his mauri; won a polleeman's fee-
look
tion.
over
Was talcen to Welme: police station and then handed to the R.S.P.C.A. Next morning he was taken out in a boat and returned to the sta and was hoped-his parent
But-before-Tuesday... was put Sammy was back on land, this time at Seabrook, 20 miles down the coast from Walter. Oure
to went aguin he slation.
OUT IN A BOAT
night And that
Britain Short Of Shillings
On Parade
AND JAP TREATY The RSM Is US Speculates On
The Kremlin's Course Of Action
Washington, Aug. 5.
Diplomatie officials said today that Russian propaganda against the proposed Japanese peace treaty had reached a new high in the past few days, especially. in Soviet broadcasts to Asiatic countries.
In the light of these attacks,.American and British officials speculated on whether the Rus- sians would attend the formal treaty conference in San Francisco ou September 4 or make some dramatic move in an effort to block the Japanese pact.
One American diplomat predicted that the Soviets would not let the Japanese treaty "go by de- Fault" while a British official said it was just possible the Russians would show up in San Francisco. Soviet officiala hero said they don't know Moscow's plans.
Russia, as well as India, has A treaty signed by. 63 naiicns insisted that Communist China could not be agreeable to oll be représented in the Japanese treaty talks.
huye
M: Dewey sald order was gra- dusty being restora In the been Phillopiher, Indo-Ching, Malays Complaints also raicest against the proposed and Indonesia by pulling down Conditioni treaty by such non-Communist | Eucriila Bagetilen. countrics DS the Netherlandin were kmproving in all-countries
of South-Eart Ass excepi, - 1 and the Philippines.
ecurse, Korea: He though! the Communists in Koren wanted al ceass-fre "because they teck a terrife beating."
The war-tavager Philippines bas demanded reparations from the Japanese.
Asked whether Chiang Kai- The United States contends that the treaty provides for shek would receive military ald Mr the from the United States, Indirect reparations since
could
sold he had not changed send raw Philippines
Dowcy his view that Americh should materials to Japan to be pro- cessed into goods needed by always support all forces Bghting China en the ske of freedom. the Islands.
had fought beside the United Stales fer eight years, he added. -Unlied Press.
BIG
QUESTION
However, the big question centro on what Russia' will do. Some diplomats believe thr Soviets may permit the Korean truce negotiations to be com- plited late this month and then appear in. San Francisco, along with Czechoslovakla and Po- Sovlet satellite land, the only nations invited.
1
demand
JET PLANE
SETS NEW RECORD
The Canberra arrived over
Miss F. J. M. Hadley, senior RSM, shouting orders' at the Passing Out Parade of the WRAC School of She has been RSM Instruction, Hindhead, Surrey.
since. October 1941 and joined the ATS in 1989. Miss Hadley was awarded an MBE in the New Year Honours of 1944 and holds the Defence and Victory Medals,
Listen In To Mention Of Drink: Now Complain
London, Aug..5.
In two months-December and January last the B.B.C. broadcast 500 references favourable to drink and only 21 which might be considered unfavourable, temperance societies complain.
And now a deputation of temperance sucieties' officials
has.
gone to see Sir William
1. A broadcast song, "Saloon
these
Jordan
Govt.
+
Offends
Husseini
Cairo, Aug. 5;
Hoj Amin El Husseini, former Mufti of Jerusalem and the head
in. accord with public policy re- of the Arab Higher Committee,
issued a statement tonight at Gording safety on the roads,
Women's Hour seemed to lacking the Jordan Government and for having sent a note to Egypt waters, strong
3.
to
favour
Darwin at 2.19 p.m. local time but made three circuits eliminate frost on the wings
lowny before touching down
If so, the Communists prob- ably would have a séparate draft treaty which they would that Red China be
Darwin, Aug. 5, allowed to sign.
A British Canberra jet bom-Haley, B.B.C. Director-General,
to tell him about these figures. ber landed. here this afternoon.
also told
him of four The Reds could contend this having covered
Thes 10,240 miles
complaints; demonstrated their desire to from England in 21 hrs. 5 mins. other negotiate cold war issues and also flying time at an average speed
Ear
contained Rag," It would give them an excuse of 486 miles per hour.
words: "No matter where
you to walk out of the meeting when
The big aircraft had, covered are, if you stagger from the bar, their treaty is rejected. Russia
drunk." also could call for a delny in the 2,119-mile hop from Singa-you're
2. Another song, "One for the the conference to permit pore in four and a half hours,
which, said "further study" of the treaty-abcating the previous record of a road's all right,”
of the United secretary ΜΟΥΣ that might. And some Qantas Australian airline Con- | the
was hardly. Kingdom Alliance, support among non-Communist stellation by three hours. countries opposed to the terms of the pact-United Press.
AUSTRALIAN MOVE ·
Canberra, Aug. 5. London, Aug. 5.
The Australian Government in Where are the millions of
It is expected to take off to- coln equal expected to make an agreement policeshilllugs-Britain's
a pound with Japan permitting Australian morrow morning on the 2,016-marked preference for the form- of to one-twentieth
are issued by roops to remata in Japan after mile flight to Canberra. sterling-which
Royal Mint every year? The peace treaty. the
After leaving Lyncham, Wilt- Unless Australian forces are
at El Arlem; Hab- electric slot Australia would have to with-stopped Cas and fishing boat and put him shilling
draw from the Korean war, baniyah, Karachi and Colombo. that complaining metres are
It covered the 1,750-miles from overboard in mid-Channel.
officials sald. Yesterday, perky and appeal-they are short.
Nearly every year in Britain The Australian Government is Ceylon
faster than the expected to take advantage of a 35 minutes. Hythe. Another police station.
the fact clause in the treaty permitting previous best time held by Again
shillings, despite sighed and decided
Inspector Wollenten, who of
arc 600 million foreign forces to remain under Qantas Constellation. to rear that, there
agreement. Otherwise the 3,000 Sammy until he can eat fish-circulation.
The banks say they have Australian troops would have to ngeln:
unlimited quantities stored up, withdraw within three months but they cannot get them into of the signing of the treaty
Associated Press. circulation.
#
TV scenes were often-set-in-asking that his activities be
stopped, public-houses.
He again refuted charges that 4. Professor Joad, comparing the Jehad Army which he heads
beer and ten, expresved
Cr.
"The D.B.C. issued no state
stop any more youths crossing USES ROTA Wolfenden, of the Folkestone Shopkeepers and householders allowed to remain in Japan, shire, on August 1, the Cauberrament about the deputation.
Into Germany. through the Austrian #back-door" for the Communist World Youth Featl- val in Berlin until the fate of 2,000 already held up has been decided,
An offelal announcement said that stops to this end had been taken on the frontier but full
SYSTEM
London, Aug. 5. Cabinet Ministers are working "rota" system to make sure that Whitehall is fully manned
The
Prime
Mr
Inspector
R.S.P.C.A., took Summay aboard
#
ing, Sammy came ashore a there is a temporary shortage
detalls of the measures were not by men who can make decisions and then try him un the sea disclosed.
Most of the youths-many of during the holiday season. Minister, them only 14 years old-are in the Innsbruck area, French zone, Clement Attlee, is now resting They include 400 Britons, mostly in Norway. In charge at home Scols. They were held up be until his return is the Foreign Mr Herbert Morrison, cause their papers were not in Secretary, order for travel through the who is himself going to Norway
when the Premier returns.
Soviet zone.
The Western youths have been billeted in groups in various shall towns and villages round Innsbruck.
Teday they sent eff more tale grams
of protest to prominent poillelans and other personalities beking them to persuade the authorities in Austria to izt-them travel on to Berlin,
Mr Ci
·
After his holiday, Mr Morrison will travel to the United States and Canada for a month of top lovel conferences.
!
Mr Hugh Galtskell, Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, is also due to visit the United States and Canada.
is
So last night there was the inspector feeding Samany milk from a baby's bottle in the Folkestone R.S.P.C.A. clinic; and there was Saminy, looking just the least bit snug.
And plainly not missing his parents on the Goodwin Sands.
KOEPENG
for
fath
of
KID
TO STAY
wca
como
for
the
to Singapore in 1 hr. Russian
Whig Commander D. R. Cuming. of Melbourne,--and his Harvey, delivering this Brat navigator, Flight Lieutenant C. Canberra to the Royal Aus- trallon Air Force, were delayed a day at Singapore through slight electrical fault-Reuter.
RANGOON TALKS The main way whereby coins is the fato circulation
New Delhi, Aug. 5. withdrawal of money from
An Indian External Affairs banks by employers to pay weekly wage paciccts. But em- Ministry spokesman Bult today ployers seem very reluctant to that India had not received an wellhdraw
this invitation to a shillmes
conference called Indonesla purpose, Partly
troaly
and large firtas pay wages by auto Japanese matte machines which cannot matters of common interest to
South-East Asian countries, take shillings.
The Royal Mint has recently issued a special appen! to big Arms to include more shillings in their wage packets. Reu-
because many by Ind to discuss the British Sweeper
London, Aug 5
Wakefield Mr. Cyril Ogden Harrey, British Consul-General
peace
Indonesia, Burma antl Pakistan are expected to attend the con- ference, which is due to begin
al. Rangoon on August 0 Reuter.
For
Belgium
Portsmouth, Aug. 5.
The British naval. mino- sweeper, Fancy, will be trans- ferred to the Belgian Navy
here on August 9, the Admiralty announced today,
Claims
д
terroristle
the
played a part in the assassina- tion of King Abdullah of Jordan and denied that he had any with any connection organisation plotting sassination of Arai leaders,
In a detoura five-page state- Haj Amin El Husseint that A "terroristic" Woman alleged
jcampaign was being carried on Record. by the Jordan authorities against the people of Palestine and that this campaign was backed by the British.
London Aug. 5,
A new Sovlet. record for & delayed parachute jump has Valentina claimed by cen
to Seliverstova, according Tass
(officia Soviet news! ogeney) message London today.
the
received
+
Д
had
Reports of the campaign
worst impression on made the
publie opinion, he saki. Arab
The Jordan Government's note In was the first occasion on which an Arab government has asked
in
Jordan had no capacity
Palestine, He
In a jump from 7,105 metres that the struggle for Palestine- she did not open her parachute for that was his activity-should unill
she had fallen 0,183 be stopped, he declared. metres, beating by 1,200 metres record set up by another
The Jordan Charge d'Affaires Soviet woman, Elena Vladimir-
hero
written protest ckaya, Tass said.
submitted It was Miss Sellverstova's after the assassination of. King that "certain 139th parachute jump, accord-Abdullah asking ing to the agency-Reuter. mens be taken against the ex-Mufti's activities lest harm be done to the good relations between the two countries" ĮReuter,
COMPOSER DEAD
Ho
Mr Ernest Davies, Deputy
DARWIN, Aug. 5. Foreign Minister, and Mr Das Wic, the "Koepeng Kid" | ter. The British Prime Minister, Aneurin Bevan, former Labour who smuggled himself into Alls-
DEWEY'S COMMENTS
Naples, Aug. §. Childish Prank Led Clement Attice, Generalissimo Minister, are now in Yugoslavia
tralla from Indonesia in the
Maestro Enrico de Nardis, Stalin, the Austrian Charaller The
Darwin, Aug. 5. Leopold Figl and East German Hartley Shawcross,
Lieutenant-Colonel E. Dele Attorney-General, Sif engine nacelle of a Dutch Dakota
Italian operatie" · teacher To Tragedy Ave yedra President Wilhelm Picck were
The fact that differen! pro- lenne, Belgian Military Attache noted going
ago, can remain in
Belgrade, Auz. 5.. there in September.
Australia, Twolve among those to whom messages Socialist Members of Parlia
at Strasbourg, has been appointed virions were made for different in London, will formally accept and composer, died here today,
Indicated who was threatened with permanent British representative nations
that the the ship, the fourth mine aged 14;
A dog to whoso tall children studied with Martuosi, had led a piece of burning paner were addressed,
ment have also A stream of protest telegrams
booked
his foster to the Council of Europe as from Japanese peace treaty is a fair sweeper to be handed to Bel-
past two years, Autsomont and Cilen. Hisicom-set on fire It houses, including administrator, A. R. Driver | tomorrow. the Foreign Ofee compromise between conflicting glum in the was also rent to the Brilish High Belgrade,
Mr Thomas Dewey, from Rear-Admiral.J.PL Reld, positions Included "La. Steila, stablis containing ilvertnek, vin TYO Food Commissioner in Austria, But
Minuter,
of Northern Territory, Mi
was re-announced tonight.. He will con- views,
Hinue in his post as Consul-Governor ct "New York State, Chief of Staff at the Portsmouth but he specialized the Logation was closed because Maurice Webb, will spend three assigned elsewhere, has found a
now General-Router,
said on his arrival here tonight, Naval Base-Reuter, of the British August bank holl- weeks touring the Mediter job and been offered day week-end-Rouler
Bas, w 11. works with AA Stores Branch, and has been offered a home with Mr and Mrs Norman Ballard, whose nephew, Joseph Cubillo, 15, is Bas' heat friend, — Assocláter Press
..
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TURNED BACK
.
ranean, the Lord Chancellor Lord Jowilt, is visiting Australl London, Aug. 5. and the Colonial Secretary, Mr party of 14 would-be James Griffiths, and the ...visitors to the Communist Commonwealth Relations Minis
Youth Festival in East Berlin ter, Mr Patrick Gortion-Walker, returned here today after being are Dying to Africa-Reuter, turned back at, Brussels. airport.
mostly
The party,
and Ceylonese, were TALKING”"" FOOD.
on their owni
were not official
Ind
Some saldiey were not
home,
Barbados. - Aug
the
The Government of Barbados Sydney, Aug
announced that it was taking Communists?
sts and wished to visit Detectivos summoned to legal bellon to obtain com- East Boriin merely to see what Darlinghurst factory, ugrudel with
pensation on behalf of the de- the conditions were fike. They th apprehensive night watchinari
coloured pendants ⠀ of a said they were detained yester that there was a low-toned col the crew of the freighter
Eurbadian seaman, member "Varmilon on Jala of where they intended to by to wake unthand of heat traced Strategin who died in dige Prizuela Okubonyet le poulkistot pay cooked down, allegedly as a result of a hey were not allowed to catined food "uttling""" in "the" stating by the South African contari the British. Codewasa Kankomhauber
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