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CHINA MAIL

Red China's Trade

BRITAIN TO

PAY FOR

Offer

RHINE ARMY TO

Berlin, June 1.

Dr Adenauer, the West Ger- man Chancellor, has won A victory which Treasury officials! Day will cost the British Lax- payer 1ax.

Gd. In the £ on income

the last round in the nine-month

WDS

for

All authorities admit that battle of Occupation costs goes to him. It means that Germany's defence contributions have been

by sliced

£340,000,000. £100,000,000 this,

the British maintaining

Nhine: on the

That cost wilt new fall on the British taxpayer. N.A.T.O. conference in Lisbon should

Army

After It was decided at the

that Western Germany

Y 980,000,000 វា year towards Emope

ben defence, Bonn's Min- ister ef Finance argued that payments

nis for Allled troops In Germany must not be included in this figure.

A giant programme to make an West Germans share the

Nonncial

neil losses of Ifiller's war was approved in principle by the Federal Parliament. It calia on Germans who escaped war: damage to raise £5,350,000,000 in the next 30 years to help to rehablitate those Germans who

lost everything.

spokesman

A Government enlled it "the biggest financial transaction in the history of the world."

Scathing

Japan

Tokyo, June 1.

A top-ranking leader of China's foreign trade organisation on Sunday 'offered to Japan large- scale exchanges of Chinese raw materials for Japanese machinery and finished goods and stressed that Japan, by helping China to indus- trialise, would rebuild her own economy...

Radio Peking quoted Nan Han-cheng, Chair- man of Red China's "International Trade Promo- tion Committee," as stating that China "now had a great amount of surplus agricultural, mineral and other subsidiary products" for sale.

The purchasing power of the Chinese people felt that now was the time to purchase from foreign coun- tries industrial machinery and other items of "neces- sity", he said.

Panama's New President

Non Han-cheng, whe WAR godresing the signatories et a £30,000,000 Sino-Japanese bar- ter agreement at Peldus, rald he helkved "there was every pos- sibility of expanding trade be- tween the two countries". Ou that basis.

He called on · representatives of all

privately-owned Japanese detailed concerns to negotiate

contracts with Peking.

signatory, Mrs A Japanese 'Panama City, June 1. Tomikora, who unofficially re- Colonel Jose

Antonio Presented Japan at the Moscow economic conference last March, Remon, Presidentini cand shress in her reply on the didate of the "National present 'difficultles

confronting Patriotic Coalition" in the Japanese industries. The world's

rearmanent polley had May 11 clections, was tu

revived the threat of unemployment

Comments By day proclaimed President and bankruptcy, she said. Cur-

Magistrate

1.

To

in-

elect of the Republic of rent restrictions were driving Panama for a four-year the nation "on the road

suicide." term beginning on October Mrs Tomikora sald cho felt

certain that all Japanese Colonel Remon, 44 today. dustrialists, traders and labour will succeed Senor Domingo bodies would support the Blaz Arosemena, who became agreement and share her views. President a year ago; after The barter agreement was bloody

slots in which 12 also signed by two other depan-

killed. The then ase people were

representatives also re- Arnulfo Arias, cently President, Dr

returned from Moscow, was arrested and Vice-Presideni

Radio Peking said the negotia- Arosemena

installed in his tiona had lasted ten days.

France-Presse.

London, June 1. Mr E. R. Guest, the West London magistrate, told a Minis try of Food forcement Inspec- ter that Britain is not yet a police state"; and he found that "miserably" the

prosecution failed against two men accused; of food rationing offences,

The Ministry Inspector, Victor place.

An official announcement said Fairbrother, told the court that ivhile checking stock of ra-] that Colonel Remen hud tianed food in a cafe in Ham- obtained 133,208 votes against mersaith, W., the proprietor 78,004 for Senor

Roberio -mentioned --that his father who Francisco Chiari, who was

owned a nearby cafe was hold- supported Lay the

Civil ing 841b. of sugar for him for Allance a five-party coalition safe keeping

favours civil rather than which milliary government.

#

The inspector pointed out that

the sun's premises were safe The Conservative Parly

for his own stock, he would have thought it would have then safe

didate, Senor Pedro polled only 1,937 votes.

10 keep 84lb. of sugar there.

Mr Guest: What business was of yours? May " man not keep his stock where he places? -Inspector Fairbrother: Ra-

food stocks should be voles. tioneri kept on the premises.

Can- Moreno,

INCREASED PENSIONS.

war

London, June 1. Increased pensions for regular scamen and Royal Marines pro- CEASES TO EXIST

moted to temporary brunch In accordance with the law, the formerly warrant) rank or to

commissions in Conservative Party will cease to

the Inst exist, its candidate having failed have been

the approved by minimum of 10,000 || Queen, according to an п

nouncement in the Lomion Dr Arnulfo Arias, Pana-Gazette yesterday. After Mr H. Pleron, prosecute maenisto Party, did not contest: For offcen retiring on or tag, hud said that there was the elections

after Seplent.er 1, ach order, Mr Guest cxxclaim-

At 11 o'clock this morning. pansion

don't

to obtain n

This un-uniforme know what ing a right of entry not enjoyed by uniformed officers with over 33 100 years history behind them, was doing.

"Thin Man" Escapes From Station

rates

1950, tho

from

on' or with

Mass Meeting

Best Dressed Men In US

Banned

Established 1845 -

MONDAY,

JUNE 2, 1952.

Attractive Visitor

Attructive fair, haired Bente Tummler, a 22 years old Danish student from Copenhagen leaves London by air for Rome and a three weeks' Continental tour. She has been staying with friends in England and during her stay has been "brushing up" her English. She hopes to learn French and Italian during her three weeks on the Continent.---London Express.

Programmie

Too Hot

1h

London, June 1. Firemen went to a house in Shirley-avenue, Bexley, Kent, the smoking,

radlo

Was

А they examined the But, the man next door aborted that his radio was smoking, too.

Then a call came from another house in the road. And another another.

дл

In seven houses radio and TV sets were smoking.

The owners were told to switch off at the mains while an electricity in spector tried to find out why,

But it slayed a mystery..

Scientist's Tests Of Telepathy

London, June 1.

Dr Gilbert Murray, O.M., in

The family's

favourite refresher

WATSONS

THE "RING ROUND BERLIN" NOW TIGHTLY CLOSED

Berlin, June 1.

West Berlin police said tonight the "ring round Berlin" was now tightly closed. West Ber- liners are no longer being allowed into East Ger- man territory, but traffic between West Berlin and West Germany continued normally,

East Germany's first day of isolation behind its now border bulwark-a Communist reprisal against the signing of the Bonn conventions-began with confusion this morning. West Berliners were first refused train tickets for East Germany, but later permitted to embark on their journey.

Joke Was Taken Seriously

Sydney, June 1.

on

East German police said this mortiing the prohibition travel into East Germany with- out special

lifted passes was "until further notice--or at

Liter.

leost over Whitsun chiendor

however, police at Zeh border

crossing

Point

West Berilners had to get a permit from the East Beriln police presidium, valid for only one vis1. Instructions about the Issuc of these permits, however, have not yet been Issued by the East German Government.

At the Zehlendord crossing

A practical joke al-point, police politely turned most caused a serious in- back dustrial disturbance Sydney recently.

convict's

several West Berliners tried to visit friends in in who

the East

But they allowed East Germans to pass in and out after their рарстя had been checked.

It all sinried with the publica- tion of a report that an old-type ball and chain had been placed around the leg of a boy to keep him on the job at a suburban factory,

Living Language

Why we say The skole- fon at the feast.

The present meaning of this phrase fias broadened to mean any gloon ns- sociation in a scene of ré-2

but originally joicing, there-really-was n-skeld- ton at most feasts of n ceremonial nature for, the Egyptians, who more

than any other, clyllian-i tion made a cult of the dead, and made, a practice of so doing, to remind the merrymakers that thoy were only mortal.,

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GENERAL HOLIDAY MONDAY, JUNE 2 By Air

Formosu, Japan,_1 p.m. C.A.T. Japan, p.m. 3.0.A.C. Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Lorry drivers coming into Zealand,,5 pm, C.PA, West Berlin from West Ger- Biam, Burma, E.

India. W. Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, many

Hamburg Great Britain. along the

Σ Europe, p.m.. Berlin autobahn reported that |BO.A.C.

check German

points passed them through rapidly. They

however, that noints had been several

East trade unions were Several preparing to call on the Aus-

Council tralian

oj Trade Unions for action following the stary's release.

The Arbitration Court WAS requested to cancel the appren- liceship indentures of the boy because he would not stay at

work.

With the prospect of a series the boy's of strikes looming. unlon secretary was forced In- to a red-faced explanation.

"The ball

WWW

and chain episode he said. Just a Joke,"

set up oni the autobahn. Inside East Germany, and at each one they were told they had to reach the next one within a certain time. They supposod this was to prevent them deviating from the highway,

-

were

Private vehicles thoroughly searchod before they could leave

West Berlin for West Germany.

Western Allied traffic between.

|

TUESDAY, JUNE 1 By Alr

Indo-Ching, (Tonkin only).

via C.P.A.

Indo-China; Franca, French North' West Africa, 10 a.m., Air FranKOL Formosa, Jam C.A.T. Jepen, & p.m. "That Airways,

Okinawa, Formozo,

US.A. Canada, op.m., N.W..L..

By Surface Macað, 1 pmi 10 pm. 10. Lee,

Hong/Tak Shing

Chino, People's Republie,(0.30 a.m.. train via Canton,

Canada, 2 pm, 14 Java. Mall. Japan, p.m., go Agamemnon; Philippines 2 p.m.. Hording.

ss-Pres.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 47:0

By Air. Philippines, Guam, Hawaii, USA.,

his presidential address to the "The boy shared in it just ne/ West Berlin and West Germany Canada, Da.m... via PALU

much as other workers in the route carried on as usual except

30

dik

Society of Psychical Research at Caxton Hall, Westminster, last night, described various experiments in telepathy which he

some participated years ago, He had

since continued taking part in such experiments, he said. They were treated as a parlour game, | but nevertheless he did not sea how there could 'have been any sigrullcant failure of control

He was sent out of a room to another and the doors shut, the said. Then a subject was chosen by, one of the team re- maining in the room and hastily written down. He was recalled

SERGEANT'S and he oftempted to repeat the

TUNIC

TOO TIGHT curious, ho

London, June 1.

wna said. It seemed that his subconscious mind showed some anxiety to explain

factory.

the along

Helmstedt-Berlin

for the Soviet ban on American "Union ofcials huye and British military police

a talle with patrols.-Reuter. promised to have The boy and get him interested in his job.

"And there will be no more practical Jokes."—United Press.

Radio Hongkong

·

H.K.T.

Band-

Sergeant Harold Reeves, red away the telepathy by seizing cranes BUTOROBY

to the ranks).

Ho

and #2

of the Week London Studio (Planet

(CTS); .d, Weather Reparti: 8, Time Birdal, World Nown and Nowe Talk (London Relay); 8.35, Andra Kortelanetz and hiz Orchestra; 130, "I, like+ What I Like" presented by Diana Courtenay" (Bludín); D. Over to you with Richard Murdoch and

(BBCTS); Kennels - Toras

5.30, Musical"; Amaricans. Festuring the.

from "The King and T

1.15. Nows, Weather Heport Announcementų: 2 [30. Mulle for

Variety you; 2. content of the subject, Out of

bes. Tren Monarchs, Eve Boswoll. Bill

Kerr. Florence Desmond. the first 605 cases he was muc-

Frankie Howerd and Charlie cessful with 33 per cent, and Chester, Billy Terment and hin with 27.0 Orchestra. partially successful

Compare: Philip Slessor cent

(DRCTA); 2.30, Tangoes and Waitres; and 39 per cent, were per the electoral jury handed to £7, 10/- 10 £ 10 1er euch your

3. Afternoon Concert: 4, Baluting failures. His general, conclusion George - Gershwin; 430. "Common- Colonel Remon his credentials served as officer. For each year

from the

experiments

wealth Journey, An Account of a Fresident-elect. The two as temporary center comm'ssion-

Joumey to Bermuda, The Bahamas. Jamaica. Barbados and Trinidad. Vice-Presidents, Senor Ricardo ed officer, the pension rites from

Illustrated with Recordings made on Arlas and Senor Guizado, also £10 to £13.

New

|| El Tour un received their credentials.

by Leonard Coitre)] "Is this fully fledged

for permanent

(DECTS); 8, Kingeway Symphogy uniformed inspector of the The country remains calm, branch officers invalided

There were 8.30, London Promenade Orchestra: Minisuy to be allowed to walk although the Opposition con-after September 1, 1950,

20, of the 2nd Battalion Scots up some excuse.

d. Programına Summary:* 8.09, into any premises and стил tinues lo insist that the elections between ten and 20 years' ser-

Guards, would have been on some clear cases where he had

Hall HourTyger's vled, have also been approved. question people for as long as he were unfair-Colonel Remon is

"demob" leave if he hadn't an a point or even a whole subject Children's

A Play about William A commissioned offzer will artistic

which had only been thought " Mees

temperament until he can discover in former commandant of the

Shakespeare by David Scott Dantell rezelve £180 for ten years' for-

and not spoken and written

(BBCTS); 6.30. Time for Muale. something which can be made National Police, and his supvice, with an extra £12 for each

tight collar.

down.

The 180 Midland Light Orchestra into a summons?"

porters were credited with hav-additional year.

cond. by Glibert: Vinter (BBCTS}; Ing control of the

He could have beeri sunning electoral

'Dr Murray referred to the Variety Highlights; - 7.30,- Artit A senior commissioned officer himself · on his home-town machinery.

Brick will receive £210, with an addi- beach at Bournemouth Instead actions of reimals which he Recital Phyilik Local elections which follow- tional £14 for each completed of waiting

thought had some connection confirmation ed the Presidential elections are year.-Reuter.

with telepathy. It was difficult Chelsea Barracks of a court-not to sea telepathy in the ac- still continuing-Reuter.

martial sentence reducing himicas of flocks of rooks or of feldfares which started sudden- focused that only and simultaneously in flight, Thursday, May 8, he refused to haald. Obviously Buch a

Mizela. sensitivity would be useful for put on his scarlet tunic and the safety of the flock. There blue trousers to do guard duly was a similar collective

and He said his collar was 100

suddan movement in migrations, ught.

though no doubt there were Sergeant Reeves, whose uni- external reasons of date or of form had taisen six months to weather which", contributed to make, pleaded not gulity,

the Jeint

decisions Captain J. Swinton, prosecut-

Stainpedes of cattle, buffaloes, Ing, said that the battalion's

asid master tailor had passed, the zebras, other gregarious tunte as at to wear on guard. animals seemed to be the result of a sudden vemotion sweeping Major R.A. Readinon, de- through the herd, not of detail- fending, commented: 1 arted Individual obedience to an of a leader. commanders order er Imitation have on several occasions dis- panic in ū“human army

opinion of what fits.

'an iprush' of undefined and un-

Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Juno The German

Anthony Drexel, The best man to tell Ir the explained terror communicat

It was reported today that: actur Cary Grant, orch- ROVID

collar is too tight in the man Ing itself telepathically from three miners were killed in an and two-day extra leader,

Ouy

Lombardo

2. Boy, man to,mun," who wears it.

undeground rock slide at the owner: John

"He had only three more. Of all the problems that had Lakeshore Gold Mines at Kirkė the Ministries North, dance teacher. Arthur days to do and he has an faced the society since its foun-land Lake Ontario, He left behind his jacket and of the Interior and All-German Murray, Under-Secretary of the article temperament. He was dation, De Murray said, the first The men were among fiye. lút, and in civilion clothes walk- | Affairs and planned as & Navy Edward Foley, clothing employed as a painter and at greatest was the problem miners working 4,400. fest under el through the main omce of counter-propaganda measure to manufacturer Arthur

witty,

decorative artist" In the Army?"" sa confidently answered by the fliesurface.

Two

survivors tha. sistion. out of the front the Communist Free Gorman hetel magnate" "Conrad † Hilton, "Artistic' nota::: What: docs in spiritualisis. A new standard were dug free by other work- floor, and disappended.

Youth meeting now being held and television nowe commenta- decorative, mtist" "do" in the ci strictly scientific observation | men, who worked for 12 houra No trace of him has been in Leipzig in the Soviet Zone for John Cameron Wayne Army? He paints the coats or of supernormal phenomena was 16-icach the trapped men,

United Fresn

United Press, 2

nime on the drum, ⠀ NAMAN

cvidcmuy a grunt-stosideratum, ... United Prèts.,

Londen, June 1.

Through a serving hatch 29

New York, June 1. Frankfurt, June 1. 'America's "best-dressed Local police banned the West Women" today picked the 10 inches wiile by nine inches deep German government-sponsored best-dressed men" and the the Royal Artillery's thin man

masa mecting of 0,000 youths Secretary of State, Mr Dean escaped to freedom from Hythe here today, after a vicious Acheson, topped the list. (Kent) police station.

beating was administered by The American Fashion Guild, He was a 10-year-old alleged youths to a policeman and a Incorporated, thought it would

enter, Churles William Lee, 18-year-old boy.

be a good idea to increase the detained by Folkestone,

The police said the beatings Wnual number of en best police

occurred last night and were the selections by having Indies dis- Because of a lock-up shortage reasons prohibiting the tinguished, for style pick nifty other company there.

Ler was taken to Hythe meeting, which was scheduled to dressers among the men. Their for the night.

be held in the Frankfurt Opera choices, in addition to Mr agreed with the master tallor's seemed to be much the same, After breakfast when the House Square at 1.30 p.m., local station officer unlocked the cell mo today

cor, to take the prisoner to

Folkestone maglatento's court, ho

the 5. ft.

man thin

found

Bone

found.

for

Youth

wero

Ananced

Sc of the organisation circus

ced by.

were:

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lodgers and Flammerstein) (VGA) 10 Concerto Concerto No. in. E fint major, Op. 73 ("ana Emperor")

(Beethoven) *.eus Arturas Bchnabei. (Piano) and. - The... Philharmonie Orch, cond, by Alceo Galilara: "10.39, Chanpon

Francaise: 10.45, BIG Phillips and his Orchestra; 11, Atedio News" Beck (London Relay);-:3135, Goodnight" Musle; ** 11.29, Weather, Report God Save The Queen; 11:39, Close Downs,

Rock Slido. Kills Three Miners

Escaped Convicts Recaptured

Georgetown, June 1. Four convicts, who escaped from 4 penal settlement in British Gulana' ten days Have been recaptured. police said that one of the men was shot in the leg yesterday when he refused to surrender.

Reuter.

The

SIDE GLANCES

Formosa, 11 a.m.. C.AIT) Siam, Malaya, Indonesia. Aus=" stralia, New Zealand, · Burma,' D.M., C.P.A.

Japan, Korea, & p.m., B.O.A.C Formoss, p.m., H.K. Airways. Siam, E. Indio, W. Pakistan. Middle East, Africa, Great Britain. Europe, 4 p.m., B.0.A.CATE

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