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REDS IN EAST GERMANY CALL FOR RECRUITS

Berlin, Nov. 27.

After a parge which cost many thousands of Communists their party membership cards, the the East German Communist Party, known as Socialist Unity Party, is again recruiting.

An announcement that party enrolment would begin again formally marked the end of an expul- sion period which had lasted since the beginning of the year.

It was the fat mag. Itempt that she has lost a large slice territory to Poland and A tulem the party Niser of birth in 1946 when East Croman Thittle to Russia

! Communist NG Soci

cats merged.

The BAL method Ruthless cxamination mals

Toyalty

!

Demo-i

and'

the

Ger-

"Give your views on Aineri- can colonialism in West many

Some members were not ex- and Marxist pelled but were made candidate ..1 1.600,000 mumbers members If they do excep- important stage in the tionally well in devele, meni towards the party months, they may qualify for

the new type." which simply reinstatement.

wa 23

To the Kremlin

the

the next

12

Party unquestioningly No exact figures of expul- sions have been published, but purge alimin.ted-party officials have often

et spoken or 10

dis- opportunista. Titusty

per cent the missals --

160.000 members. - dev-trodden" and the Reuter

Communsts :

sale enten

The pen is about one-third of

had been on te

This vita pot His Fifth

....

towards problems of

bestean, and lity

Cably be luke is the 100 per cent development

The purge was carved out in 21,800

RAC Sigalios

Gdeas

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m puts headquantesz "Men Bat entist be ques-

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SOCIAL ORIGINS "Sereenang 45 14 Joe : puldu The only prude sho | I can be present

1 pari Libende15, who t

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as advises,

Commission

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MIG For

Jet "Ace"

Koren, New. 27.

D. Creighton,

Major Richard

of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, be-

bot came history's fourth

BCC he shot down his today when Afth plane over Korea,

The victim was a MIG-13 jel Righter, one of four déstravert by American pilots in a 1-oute dog-light.

Nineteen Sabrejets and 14. Re

were involved in the planes fight.

shot Creighton

down Ave planes at a faster rate than any other il 1 arruunted for

Typical questions as "What have via deur to lm all his Bills

months at combat Marxist teachings"

What

....

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social

ariesos

What voluntary work do you do for your party your factory, your country""

"What do you think of the Oder-Neisse Lins

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To Share Nobel Prize.

Sir John Cockroft, Britain's No. 1 atom scientist, who is to share this year's Nobel Prize for Physics with Professor E. T. S. Walton of Trinity College, Dublin. The two scientists got the award for discoveries in nuclear physics, — London Express.

British

Delegate's Inflation Warning

Paris, Nov. 27.

Ottawa Tribute To "Grandest Girls On Earth'

Ottawa, Nov. 27.

The Canadian Government, in an official booklet advising Canadian soldiers how to behave themselves in Europe, pays a courtly tribute to the fair sex across the Atlantic by describing them "as some of the grandest girls on earth,”

The 30-page booklet, entitled "Off to Europe," has been distributed to troops who will be serving there and aims at teaching the Canadian fighting man how to win friends and influence allies.

Defence Claxton,

In a foreword, the Minister. Mr Brooke gives a warning that failure to follow the suggestions given ezen make Canadians unpopular and seriously weaken the links which bind the democracies together 1n the face of the forces aggression, he satd, this could Amo Yo leeing the openin round of a battle.

of

Mr Claxton teld the soldiers that they

are to be Carridicu Ambasaders of goodwill friendship and the hints in the booklet would tell them how to gu about it

Education Problems

In Orient

Bangkok, Nov. 27. India's 110

chief UNESCO feirgate, Dr Amarnatha Jha, old the second plenary Session today that "fundament) adult ---- means nothing les The booklet pointedly advises, then education

the whole the troops o forget the Ixed men at as to enable those not impressive

about tavir farma) cupation 10 European wond. The average

understand etrd participate Europeni girl has an extremely more actively in the cememiz high standard of behaviour.”

tant secin sroblems of their

e:mmunities,

hove Voll

"You en'l take liberties with them that happens only in the movies," the booklet dvelures.

أنا

Am nata Jha, today's main pake ali that Suth-East

was Asia

confronted with

"It adds. however, that : soldier "won't lack for fermining the main problems:

on leave

L-A predominantly egricul- if you company about it the

"Atural ond rural population. way. proper

2-A vast majority of the polite, smart-boking soldier wil

population was And himself in the company of "erion'n some of the grandest girls or illiterate. earth."

"STAY SÜBER"

On the other hand. "a sloven- ly, untidy soldier with Icosa

morals and

3. came

tili

-- Education problems be- more urgent as universal adult suffrage had been adopt- ed generally in the region,

Mi Jha stressed the import- ance of moral and religious edu-

no manners will cation which, he said, should

only get the treatment he not be overlooked "for man almast cel does not live by bread Plone." Sir Edmund Hall Patch, British Chairman of deserves and will

tainly end up in trouble."

Afghanistan's Mohammed The Canadians are advised: Anas Khan supported Mr Tha's the Organisation for European Economic Co-

their leaves by statement saying that mullans Operation's Executive Committee, at a Press con-rot to waste

lounging round their bate. (priests) also played a great ference today warned that without control of in- "Civilians pay a small fortune role in the cultural and spiritual

visit Europe end flationary tendencies the wages, salaries and to

see the life of his country.

earnings of every man in Europe and North, "it says. "Don't you mis America will be in danger,

He was introducing #third report on the internal financial Speaking of his "kill" today.problems facing recovery pro Creighton said, "I closed in on one and gave him three short bursts The MIG plunged into a tight spin and the pilet bailed Canti

The Fifth Air Force estimate that between 30 and 100 of the swep"-back wing Red tighters were in the air over North Korea but many of them stayed out of the fight-United Press.

Casey Conters With Slim

London, Nov. 17. Mr Richard Casey, Australia's External Affairs Minister, and Field-Marshal Sir William Slim, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, had a private

moving here today.

gramme nations and prepared by the O.E.E.C.

He said that unless by some means or other the governments

ould

bring these inflationary tendencies under control, nome of the fair wards that

were being said about wages, prices and defence would make any conceivable sort of sense,

Opposition

To European

Army Plans

Phillipptue's Isabeln Tupas, also supporting Mr Jha's point. "When

you're

Paris, told the session that the Philip- don't live in the night clubs: :pine Constitution supports this Look around. You will see the view. mos!

table

the beautiful city in

The firm plenary session, met world."

to elect officers yesterday. Thai- The men are warned to "stay land's Air Vice-Marshal Phra out of clip joints and to stay Vejayantr Rangerişdi was elect

obe"-to which is added the Chairman. Cambodia's Dr advice: "Don't be fooled by the Som Mam, Minister for Foreign- cheap price and the mild taste Affairs, Burma's U Po Htoo, of French wines. If you are Australia's Professor N. A not used to drinking wine, you Burges, Indonesia's Dr Seemutro Can And yourself under the Rekodipoetro and Vietnam's Dr

as easily as

Thanh Glung were arm three or four times your Ngyuan

elected Vice-Chairmen of the I more serious vein, it £8 various commissions. Strasbourg. Nov. 27. stated that many Allied soldiers Tomorrow's discussion will be General Pierre Koenig, Arst who have been on duty in the extension of free and com- spokesman of General Charles Europe during the past years pulsory education. United de Gaulle's Rally of the French have not made a good reputa-Press, people to address the Council tion for themselves; some Brc The report, drafted by ex- of Europe, today opposed th1 deeply hated.

organisation, formation of a European stressed the importance of in- without the prior establishment creasing production, reducing derand, ensuring the allocation of additional resources for de- fence and export and reducing the rise in cost and prices.

It was quite evident from the there situation that present would

have to be very great efforts on the part of all gov ernments and all sections of the community, the report said.

of the

army

seen

REDS OFFER

A DEAL

Adding a warning that the of a political authortly to con- Communists will be certain to tro it.

capitalise or any enmities made by Canadians in Germany and the elsewhere, the booklet exhorts

Paris, Nov. 27. He was speaking before

haven't

the the "Europeans Consultative

France today called on Assembly, or the United States the

to ask Council's Lower House, after Canadian soldier for many years. Trusteeship Committee report said that new inflationary

know you are coming; the General Assembly to recom- impulses were to be expected the 127 delegates from the 15 They

mend Italy's admittance to the The Australian Minister will as the impact of higher

member de-

countries had heard they're watching for you. Show

them a Canadian soldier several lunch with Mr Richard Butler, fence expenditure made itself Britain to give more active sup- everything they expect."

Is United Nations. impassioned appeals to

The motion was supported by Chancellor of the Exchequer, felt.

Greece, That's just the trouble," sigh-Guatemala, Colombia, port to plans for Europe's here umorrow. Later, he will

economic and political unifica-ed one officer at headquarters, the United States address the Commonwealth

SOME HOPE

apparently not placing too much and Parliamentary Association

There was reason to hope that tlon,

confidence in the Government's The American representative, "Australia's place in the world." further price rises in the year

"Some of the boys Mr John Vorys, said it was clear would be substantially General Koenig stressed the outburst. Mr Casey plans to visit New ahead

importance of political unity just might do that very thing. Italy was handicapped in dis- York and Washington, where he less than since mid-1950.

Of France the report said arst and said that his party It might have been better to ask charging her responsibilities to- wil meet President Truman,

wards Somaliland because she give the Europeans a

Instead pleasant surprise

of could not vote in the Trusteeship before returning to Australia by that the main problem was to would not be satisfed unless that them to air.

convince the country that the could be created,

But Russia opposed urging them to be just what the Council. He has riready had talks with upward surge of prices and costs

He opposed a proposal made Europeans expect them to be." unqualified admission. Her dele. the Prime Minister, Mr Winston over the past year would be by Mr Faul Struge, President of Reuter,

gate, Mr J. N. Zarubin, said she ended.

would withdrew her objections Churchill, and several leading

the Belgian Senate, on behalf of

if the Western countries with- the report said the Cabinet Ministers, including Mr

Council's General Affairs

drew their objections to Eastern Oliver

Colonial that some reduction in demand Committee, Lyttelton,

for a college" of Secretary, and General Lord was urgently needed both to dis- ministers for European affairs. Ismay, Commonwealth Relations courage price increases and to deal with the serious balance of Scere ary.--Router.

This system would lack power payments position.

General Koenig and vigour, The report. said that Turkey

muintained. and Portugal were comparative

OIL AIDS CROPS Torrington, Nov. 27.

Of Britain.

the

the

Saigon Round-Up European applicantsReuter.

Saigon, Nov. 27. French and Vietnamese police arrested 15 persona today in a

FRACAS IN ROME

ing

Rome, Nov. 27. ly little affected by world in- He said that if France and series of raide against illegal

About 500 Communists march- Oll derived from shale bas flationary

since Korea, Germany were trends

to be brought arms carriers in Saigon and theed on Parliament today, shout- been

used successfully to in-and retail prices now were fall together in good relations and adjoining all-Chinese city of

"throw out "peace" and crease crop yields as much as 25 ing alightly.

foreigners", gulf between them bridged, Cholon. per cent in acre, University of Greece and Austria, because

Those seized were gooled on Scores of police squad jeeps,. there must be agreement on Wyoming agronomists said.

of their

political position, had details of a European political suspicion of "troubling the with airens open, followed the At the University's experi- both been in precarious nan suthority. There should also be public order."

marchers, and police broke up circumstances since 1045. mental sub-station here, un- cial

Military forces stood by to the demonstration with switig- diluted shale oil sprayed on bean the report said. It was doubt nothing ambiguous or artificial

dssist the raiders ir frouble Ing clubs. An estimated ** 12- erops began last year. Officials ful whether stability had yet about it.

broke out, but an official com-Reds were injured slightly and announced that harvests had been achieved in Austria.

said the drive was some passers-by were involved.. When it went into effect, munique been increased by as much as in both Greece and Austria the

than 50, demonstrators 500 pounds an acre-United price rise seemed to have been those who hesitated initially carried out without incident. More

Associated Press,

were arrested, Unlted Press. arrested. Reuter.

might join, he said.-Reuter. Press,

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