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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1951.

NOT

UNCERTAINTY ABOUT RUSSIA'S INTENTIONS

'WE WANT TO SEE BRITAIN - WE

WANT TO TALK TO THE-PEOPLE-

THE VISITOR FROM STALINGRAD

JUST EXPLAIN TO JOE..."

werta Cobyrighi By geranorum if with polle Herato

ENOUGH BABIES

Before

taking 15- month-old Thomas

of Kavanagh,

South Lambeth, to California for a holiday, film star Jane Russell visited Eire, Italy and Germany in search of a baby be- cause "in the United States one has so long

TO GO ROUND

By

Robert Waithman

ing some sort of charitable act babies; to have paid them some- has disappeared. A couple times £18, sometimes more and whose petition has been success- sometimes nothing tor their

What are the Herr Generals up to?

J.

By KARL ROBSON

at the Koenigswinter meeting. Who knows what mood" the voters will be in January?

An ex-general of the paru-

BONN, tumbling to the idea that the |CARCELY a week-end good citizen thinks for himself chute troops, Bernhard Rameke,

there would be no cause for is: quch

goes by in Germany alarm. these

As It is the Federal

another. After hits

days without Government, the leaders of the crudely publicised return from some sort of a gathering of democratic parties and all per- French captivity Rameko felt ex-Service men.

sons thoughtfully concerned for tuppired to lay down the law on the welfare of the new republic frontier questions between Ger-

Often it is just a local get- are a trifle uneasy." together over a glass of beer; What are the ex-generals and now and then an ambitious re- their assoziates really up to? union from far and wide, where What are their relatione,

any,

many and Denmark, and several other delicate matters.

Happity, an old and respected

the oratory and the beer and with the ex-Service men of the scelats, ex-Cpl. Bison von the reminiscences flow abundantly.

more Soviet Zone? Are they likely der Heyde, former commander one day to scheme as German of the 8th Parachute Regiment University, has taken Ramcke

At all these encounters plans generals have schemed before and now a professor at Mainz are made for helping old com- them-to set up a military autor.

rades through their present dif- cracy, precipitating its usual to task. Aculties finding a job, or per- disastrous consequences?

haps somewhere to live-and

for supporting the familles of

the deed, missing, or imprison-

ed:

Secret talks

"I have no confidence," the parachuting professor ramark- el, In the political abilities Di men whom 1 have learned sto respect purely as milkary lead- rs. A cobbler should stick to his last,"

But German ex-Service or- THESE are questions that can- ganisations have not behind not be confidently answered But there are some signs them the steady, non-political yet.

Rameke has now announced tradition of the British Legion worth considering.

that he is withdrawing from and many voices are trying to First, the ex-Service men's "public life," and that the As- persuade them to lengthen the present leaders are for the most sociation of Ex Parachutists range of their influence beyond part exceedingly secretive. Al will not Join the 'Soldiers' welfare work into the realms of though their avowed airga gre. Union.. polities.

nent

committee of

Not ready yet

ful consider themselves fortunate bables; and to have subsequently meeting has

principally to seek the missing

rank

Qx-

In Berlin former members of

Thirdly, some rather dubious A meeting of much more than and help the living, they find it ordinary importance was to have necessary, to conter repeatedly characters have been hurrying

closed

forward to join In the strictly

doors taken place the other day in the behind Rhineside town of Koenigs through which, no information Service men's rehabilitation. winter, a few miles above the reaches the

.and Ale. Federal capital. There, chosen They do not false the Federal the Leibstandarte Adolf Hiler representatives of the various Chancellor or his Ministers into (the Fachrer's bodyguard, ex-Service men's organisations were to have elected a perma- their confidence, or the leaders choicest of the elite S.S.) are of the Opposition. They stand holding regular monthly meet- the newly formed German Soldiers' Union. apart, brooding on real or, as ings at a beer restaurant Just

yet, Imaginary top secreta. off the Kurfueritendam.

Secondly, several of these In Hamburg arrangements lenders have revealed in public are being made for a reunion. 'In statements their desire to ester the spring of former members now been cise political Influence and, of the foreign contingents of the postpones until January 5 simultaneously, their crass po- Waffen 9.5-of those Scan- sold the babies to foster parents in order to give the ex-Service Htical Ineptitude.

dinavians, Dutch, Belgians and whose petitions to a particular men more time to sort them-

French, that is 10 The present temporary presi- fought for

say, who court were then granted on the selves out. As a spokesman of

Germany while basis of false evidence.

the temporary committee has dent of the Soldiers' Union, ex- German troops were occupying

nas Gen. Hans Friessner, is an out- their own countries. pat i1, "The provinces Bren't

standing example. Having ready yet Yet the new and growing cry

doc-presentatives. We don't want to frankly admitted that it was his for children to adopt has some tors, two nurses and some be told again that the Soldiers' aim to have set aside court WASHINGTON.

by-products which are causing a others who are alleged to have Union Is merely a generals verdiots reached after considera- HE courts in good deal of anxiety to the

tion of more evidence then he himself had studied, Gen. received authorities in several States in America

and in particular to That is not a pretty picture; Someone it seems has put on Friessner dropped a significant ' and considered last America,

the Children's Bureau of the and nobody is proud of it. If the brakes. It is just as well. little brick in observing that year 80,000 peti-

Security Agency Federal

the District Attorney's charges The

ex-Service Hitler was justified in Invading of pace

the tions from people who Washington.

are proved there will be evidence men's rediscovery of themselves Foland in 1938. on the record that a modem has been getting a little dizzy. wanted to adopt children.

need has been cynically ex-Dizzy enough to prevent some plcited.

to wait to adopt a This article child." describes America's in adoption.

boom

T

l the year before there had been 75,000 petitions: five years earlier the total had been 50,000.

It is fairly clear now that there

parents.

and blessed; they are uften con- gratulated by their neighbours, not quite but almost as though the child has been born to them naturally

The right way

them.

to adopt

in

cry almost always comes as a new "trend"--a continuous THE

from couples who are not steady increase, year by year, in the number of people who are able to have children of their ready and auxious to take into own and are no longer content their homes, care for, educate to resign themselves to childless With rare exceptions, and rear as their own a child marriages.

criticism of children burn of other nobody has any

But there is a right way and The explanations offered by a wrong way for child adoption.

and the social The right way (in the authorities

the ex- workers who are closest to this perlenced view of the Children's phenomenon

Washington) is for are complex, Bureau in varied End ollen strangely the mother who is offering her moving.

child for adoption to surrender the child and all her maternal

which may

They say, for instance, that in organisation,

more liberal has heen evolving:

Grand Juries bave taneously indicted four

assisted this traffict

simul

club."

to name

their re-

of them from seeing where they

At into the post-war German But the need Itself, its ex-landscape. lent and its social implications, are not at all a matter for cynicism.

of

IT

Voters' mood

TT is almost certain that the Had there been more evidence general's indiscretions would the younger generation's have cost him h.. re-election

WHEN PERSIANS SAY-

BUSINESS AS USUAL

Better aspect

ERMAN consulates have bud

to be instructed not to

give visas to foreigners wanting to come to Hamburg for this Joccasion.

Such are some of the disturb- ing features of the emergence of the German ex-Service men. And such, too, are some of the encouraging features.

The ex-soldiers are still sort- ing themselves out and wisely allowing themselves time to do

So.

Having recently attended the rallies of two of the associations that have affiliated themselves to the Soldiers' Union-those of the Afrika Korps and the Gross- deutschland Armoured Corps I am conviriced that the majority mean it when they express demberatic you take the examination for loyalty to the new

State and to the Western Euro- me?"

pean community,

THEY DON'T MEAN QUITE WHAT MR EDEN DOES

By KENNETH MACAULAY

be

who has just returned from Teheran

be

The tutor agreed. He had to

the last ten years or so a subtle either run or licensed by the

On Its masthead the some- change has been wrought in the rights to a qualified weltareTVHE Persians will fall "They can't fool us," he of course, otherwise he would timés truculent weekly, Solda- social attitudes of Americans. State in which it operates. This

out with Mr Eden said. "I'm no engineer but never have got his fees for the ten Zeitung, defines its alms as Something gentler and agency should minutely investi-

gate and record the social History the economic life of Persia same set of pipes can

his over

statement

"Honour and Freedom, European that anyone can see that the term's tuition.

Security and Comradeship," The When the pass lists went up mast thoughtful of the new made to do two jobs. it was seen that the tutor had military publications, a monthly falled the exam-so the student brought out by the formér "We Teheran A report from

water is now suing him for breach of leading military publishers, is

called European Security. said: "Business as usual." through the pipes by day contract.

and

by night. Rewage

It will be interesting to see The Persians don't see any-] But there's catch: Enough of this British ex- thing funny in this. "It is what how wise the ex-soldiers are

they understand by "business as in pleking business as usual in Persia ploitation."

usuni."

January.

con-

can

some old taboos have begun to of the parents. fade. There is nothing freakish The would-be adopters should is disintegrating.

of any more in the iden adoption.

and in the petition the court, which should In the suburbs

refer them to the welfare schools, in dinner-party

so that an equally organisation versations and in what is written painstaking investigation of. in the newspapers and mago- their social history

be zines, there is a new disposition carried out. to respect the motives of those who have adopted children, and to narrow-sometimes even to abolish a gap that once existed between the prevailing attitudes to the natural

and

to the adopted child.

They say that some odd mani-

“Black market”

in infants

the welfare organisation is then convinced that they are

is not quite what it sounds, and this should be understood by anyone who hopes to discover why the be- business negotiations

now

can rup

That's business Persian style,

$2

usual---

Life in Teheran is going on

festations of human diffidence suitable foster-parents for tween the two countries and bravado are wrapped up in specific child the evidence to this the story. An overwhelming effect should be presented to the are not easy.

as usual for my old friend. Jack majority of would-be adopters court. And once the court has

Williams, who had the head- For example: at any want little girls rather than little issued (after closed hearings) . boys, and

Teheran lamps and bumpers stolen from is disclosed that one final decree of adoption the find- moment it of the reasons why this is so is ing should have permanent

childert municipality will be look his car last week....He expects that the

American custom of and the adopted

to gel them back-tor a fee, of of-uing round. for some more naming John Smith's child John acquire all the rights Smith, Junior,

raises a vague natural child. And the natural money to pay the contract course. Williams knows his Per-

working on uncertainty that is not present mother and the foster parents ors when a girl is to be named.

should never know one another £3,000,000 scheme to sup- A little while back, he had his way that has been innocently ply their ancient-capital home cleared of everything he encouraged by many a minister, with its first piped water possessed, by burglars. Carpets, lawyer or doctor to whom many supply for a couple of thou clothing, silver, and brassware, an anxious couple has appealed

Girls rather

than boys

Tho wrong way-and it is d

for help is to by-pass the wel Band years. fare agency.

slans.

an

collected for his wedding next spring, all went.

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THE

THE number of illegitimate

births in America has greatly Within the last few months Increased since America entered some ugly charges have been World War II. It was 85,700 in brought by local police authori 1941; 129,700 in 1948. This looks tics against men and women as though it might make it pos- who are alleged to have taken

When the firm of Scot, but I'll get the stuff.”

Sure enough three days later, sible to find children for all who advantage of the growing de- tish engineering consult- wanted to adopt them..

mand for babies to adopt.

ants responsible for the Williams was approached by a "Would But it doesn't and that is The Children's Bureau reports scheme had completed the neighbour, who said: largely because the social atti- that indictments have been re-plans, It was suggested to you be interested in getting NO FINER SUGARI tude to unmarried mothers has turned recently in become gentler, too, so that it is chusetts, Maryland and New the city fathers that a your stuff back? You would? - now much easier for them to York against suspects who are modern sewage bystein Well, come round to my place keep and take pride in their accused of selling babies for went naturally with a main this evening and have a drink children. Many of the old profit. social

water supply. Some mil with a police official 1 know. penalties are no longer exacted,

least lovely of these cases Hons of pounds would be Ho'll fix it." Everywhere in America, in lawyer th New York City has saved if the two jobs wont the policeman turned up all fact, there are more petitioners

right but Williams didn't say a word about

Tobbery. He

In what appears

Massu-

to be the

indicted as the masters"

for adapted children than there mind of a black market in babies are children who can bb adopt which organised the sale of 95

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simultaneously.

A member of Parliament couldn't; the policeman was. ed sometimes there are 20 infants of unmarried mothers at

That's business da ustial In requests for every one available prices ranging from about 400 got up in the Majlis (lower wearing one of the stolen sults. child. And this has had an 10 £1,000, and house), and exposed this Perata, effect which nobody who goes The lawyer is said to have dastardly · British Into the subject oven super arranged free and secret medical to sell the unsuspectin Scially conmig,

facilities 'af baby farms in thren

Every notion that a couple different places for unmarried foreigner, two sets, who adopt a child are perform, women who were going to have pipes.

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