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- THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952.

ACCUSATIONS IN CAIRO

Move In AGAINST FAROUK: GRAFT IN ARMS DEAL ALLEGED

Berlin?

CLAMP-DOWN BY EAST FEARED

Berlin, July 30. West Berliners are mak- ing last-minute shopping "raids" into East Berlin for cheap goods because they expect the

"Iron Curtain"

to clamp down between the Eastern and Western halves of the city in August.

At the same time, West Berlin police arned with carbines huve marne barricades hastly set up to double-soil the cutskirts of West Berlin from surrounding zonal territory. East German

Soviet tommy-funners and Enst German police, with rifles, lust mouth put the outer real on the city, barricading all rods unch paths and allowing through no West Berliner who was not equipped with a special East Gennan pace.

al

The Inner seal made by West Berlin police is to protect Went Berliners against kidnapping attemple from East Germany. Anti-Communist rources

have reporte.! Berlin increasing preparations by East Gennan authorities to extend! their seal

West border with East Berlin,

West west

to

Belin's

that Soviet

These sources sald authorities had ordere

Berlin's transport system to he so that it rutild reorganized become independent of West if the local spilt were Berlin ordained, Up to now the West and East Beriin tausport systems have been closely linked.

NERVE WAR?

A complete spilt of the city would throw out of work 100,000 West Berliners who work in East

"Other Ranks”

To Stay

Cairo, July 30.

Exiled King Farouk was accused today of con- tributing heavily to Egyptian defeat in the Pales- tine war by bleeding the army white through his own graft and treachery.

Farouk was reported to have obtained a com- mission of nearly $300,000 on a single purchase of war material for the army during the Palestine campaign. Mr. Antony

London, July 30. Asked in the House of Commons I lie would end The official use of the phrase "Other Ranks," the Secretary,

War

Head, declined, saying "The phrase covers a very large number from warrant olll- cers and non-commissioned officers to privates and

boys. We want some all- embraelog term."

Mr Head said officers In the Guards and Household Cavalry educated at Elon totalled 278, at Ilarrow 45 Schools grant-aided and three

ai

3

Referring to a "rag" Sandhurst celebrating company's third successive Inter-company competition win, Mr Head said the cadels were unduly rough, There were minor injuries but everybody

WEB

right again. The CommAIK- dant had addressed them, Reuter.

ADENAUER

WINS COURT

VICTORY

Karlsruhe, July 30. The West German Constitu-

03

plea by $1

Democrats, rule the

14

Berlin and 100,000 East Berliners tional Court today rejected who work in West Berlin. relatives in the other half of the members of Parliament, mostly

It could cut off people frem inadmissible

that elty and make it almost Im-Social possible for deserting "people's should

Allied-Weat policemen" and other refugees to German sohvenons and the

lee to West Berlin by way of

treats Europeats army

the Eaglern half of the city.

But some West Berliners re- constitutional.

garded rumours of a coming:

in-

The members had submitted

Former Attorney General (curs today to find ten Japanese that lanterns. It Moharnnitd Azmi moved to re-

appeared open the

Government's Case Farouk was preparing a private ngainst 13

gn the roof of Egyptiana charged party tonighi with selling defective supplies the holel.

hotel

sent manager to the Army during the war. lle charged that Farouk was

messengers to find two large and had umbrella sunshades Cor

ex-King.

Farouk Army Com-

he

was not expected to

Inquiry. Meanwhile, the mand under Ceneral Moham- leave the hotel today but it is med Nagulb, who is being thought he might go tomorrow

the ut

luxurious of to bathe hailed as Egypt's "man destiny," began shuffling sentor Canzone del Mare, a combina- affeers in a far-reaching move ton of bathing establishment. club arki restaurant to purge the Army of corrupt

singer, Gracle Fields, and managed by her

husband, former radioman,

clements.

night the British owned by

Group Commander Hussein Mobamoud Bey, Air Force Boris Alperovich.

Farouk

It is believed that may remain here a week, known,

but

Attache in London, has been ap- golated Chief of Staff of the Air Force. Wing Commander Gamal el Bin Mahmld. All has been his future plans are still un appointed commander of the Air Force College. Anli had been banished to forgotten posis by Faroult for his failure to put on an Air Force show on the ex- King's last birthday,

con- unu-

RELATIVES ARRIVE He may give a Press ference tomorrow, ber of his staff sald.

Four Egyptians, described as

arrived Farouk's relatives, Naples today

Enotria from Alexandria,

Captain Hassan Aket Bey of the Air Force, Farouk's person- ni pilot until he was forced to resign recently, surrendered to ner

Their the Army authorities and was Prince held.

spokesman said that most

at

on the Italian

415

of

names were

given Suliman, a cousin

officers in the High Command the 1brahim Pasha, Abdul

מתחם

and Hussein Pasha. The

Cairo

A newspaper, who had fought in the Palestine

said today that the war had complained of defer-Ahram,

Egyptian Government will soon and live

ammunition.

issue a "black book" listing the They blamed it on corruption misdeeds, and scandals" A550- phd mismanagement in Cairo. The officers now demanded a

and clean Administration

that their sentiment was marked by a strong nationalist feeling and lack of personal ambition.

TAPPED PHONES Azmi called on Premier Aly

n

strong army, Informants sald Staying In Italy

split ns just part of East Ger many's nerve war against West a written appileation, expressing Meher Pasha today and they Berlin and did not expect them doubt that certain provisions of are beileved to have discussed wartime case of Army to materiadise.

the conventiona giving West, the

Maher said the

former. amending that the result would be made known as soon as the Cabinet had passed on the matter under discusalon. He noted that the w

lin's Stele trading shops make | most of their profits from West mada krw without Berliners, who buy there because the constitution.

They declared that East Bergermany sovereignty could be corruption. Aestigator

of the domeinl but getteral ex- change rate of four East Marks for one West Mark-Reuler,

War Criminals' In PI

the

If the court had ruled against

conventions,

Dr Kad Adensor's have been forced to resign. The Social Democrats hoped to win the subsequent eletion.

Goventmet would

For Time Being

Rome, July 20.

Italian official circles said tonight that ex-King Farouk intends to stay in Italy for testimo being,

The sources added that the former monarch plans to spend some time on the Lland of Capri ehille looking round for a quiet place to stay elsewhere in Italy."-Reuler.

For Marshal

Part 3

Second Baton Bombers Blast Plant On The Border Of Manchuria

Marshal Juln, Chier of the French Armed Forces, posta ceremony to Paris with the Pasha of Marrakech during a recently when the Pasha presented him with his second Field Marshal's Baten-the Balon of Morocco, where the Marshal was Resident. The first baton was presented, by President

Auriol-Express Photo.

Spain Asking Stiff Price For Lease Of Bases To US

Washington, July 30.

Spain's conditions for leasing air and naval bases to the United States were described as "too stiff" in American quarters today.

Sharp differences were also said to have occurred on the type and amount of aid which Spain wants and which the United States is prepared to give.

1.

The Unlied

Tokyo, July 31. Sixty-six Superforts blasted a huge North Korean metals factory on the Manchurian order last night and early today with 800 tons of bombs in the biggest night strike of the Korean war.

Three waves of B-29 Superforts roared into the very heart of the powerfully-defended Com- munist territory for a Blow eight miles from An- tung in Manchuria, the home base for 100 Com- munist, MIG-15 jets.

The B-20s, braved the great batteries of searchlights and radar -

dirécled

guns.

anti-aircraft

The targel was so large that

Its main building alone occupied 124 acro, a U.S. Al Force spokesman sold.

It was the first blow at the inctory.

Oriental Light Metals Company, which lies 10 miles southeast of Sinulju.

the

Heturning plots sold the re- sulls were excellent.

For three hours, bombers from Japan and Okinawa blasted the plant with 300 bombs..

"PSYCHOLOGICAL"

Some

Avere delayed bombs imed to explode hours or days

later.

French May

Dethrone

Tunisian

Ruler

Paris, July 30. France's reform plan for Tunisia, alming at internal the within The B-2 came in at 20,000 autonomy feet in an almost moonless night French Empire within Sve and dropped their deadly leads years, Was still being blocked today by the Bey

through electronic techniques,

Brigadier General

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Which

the Com-

Gancy, Commanding General of who, up to a late hour to the Far East Air Force, Bamber night, has not yet accorded French Resident- Command, prodicted that the the attack would have a psycholo-Generat, Jean de Haute- gical impact

clocque, the audienco re- munists.

The strike came on the heela quested for today. of a 54-plane Superfort raid on the North Korean capital of M. Hautedtoeque on Monday Pyongyang on July 24 and presented the Bey with the series of other heavy air strikes complete réform scheme and Immediate calculated to put pressure of the decrets embodying Communists into actually reforms for démocratising muni- negotiating for a truce at Pon- cipal elections and giving munjom.

greater incanure of self- government to the Bey's Cabinet.

CIVILIANS WAINED The Air Force has been metal the military watching plant ripen into a target for a whole year.

The

The Bey said he first wanted to "read" the text of the decrees before putting his seal to them.

-or-the-Foreign Ofilee had my they had been anally sigised by Ang Farouk himself tapped the had submitted a long list of itary and economic assistance/ ald generally is that it slioult 720 American fllers to the target, September 3048,'

the offelal gazette.

of

communications

Leaflets have been dropped In Paris the impression pre- over a period of two months valled that the Bey was playing warning civilians to stay clear for time and hoping, to prevent of military installations.

the reformis going into effect Despite the warning, the plans unit after the United Nations for raid called for the Assembly meets in October, in Superforts to spare the hundreds order to give the Arab-group to attack the of barrack-like buildings near another chance the big plant which the Air French regime in Tunisia before Force thought might house fac any reforms have been put to

practice. tory workers.

General Ganey called it a

Foreign Ministry A French permitted the resumption of B

"purely military raid." is that

Prhe

Press reports Negotiations on bases began States position, which

Oriental Light Metals oficial dismissed

is inquiry when new evidence was

Governmenta early this year. They have now the two

should Company produced aluminium. that the French Government available.

Azmi said that Farouk had

simultaneously on a delicate agree

the Lately the plant is belleved to contemplating dethroning the apparently entered

the not only obstructed the wartime

the ex-King's re-singe, though officials insist that use of the bases and the extent have been making alloy metals Bey whom they brought to

of the programme of military and and manufacturing

after deposing The President said the court corruption investigation but had cinted with

metal pro- throne in 1949 with the trial me.

a deadlock has not occurred.

the former Bey Moncef who ducts for military use. even interfered could exercise is powers (On-

Spain is reported to be asking counomic aid. Field Marshal Naguib, in de Не sold that cerning the "treaty laws" after proceedings.

States' view oh

The ralding bombers carried died in Franco, in exile in But observora they had been ratified by the Farouk's agents and sometimes manding Farouk's abdication, for Manlin, July 30.

A "major programme" of

belleved that such action might before

accusations against him, said the Neither the President's Office legistative organs and

be envisaged should the present through

be limited to building up anti-Associated Press. the actual Inquiry included newspaper, which added that presumably

improving roads, railways, ports

Bey persist in his attitudo.

France wants to put through comment on n Tokyo report the President and published in telephones of the Investigators.

about 60 separate scandnis, the Premier Aly Maher had "de Mutual Security Programme.

words and ac- 2. An agreement guarantee and other which Involved Icted some

'facilities necessary to support Australian Red Off

the that Japan had naked the

changes before the United smailest

which might have ing immediate American support the cusations

Nations General Assembly meets. Philippines to repatriate

he nearly $300,000,

To Moscow

Tunisian Nationalists say the Japanese wor crimina's held

A published report said that a aroused strong feelings."Reu- in the event of a Soviet attack States hopes to lease.

on Spain-an agreement regard-

Sydney, July 30,

proposals provide only a sem- special committee

to ter. formed

ed here as a virtual American- In the long run, these im

The General Secretary of blance of home rule. With the is a movement afoot

former king's pro-

olliance.

provements would

Communist backing of the Arab-Asian bloc Australian here, however, favouring pardon

assess the

The unconditional and in- entire Spanish cecnomy, it is the

Party, Lawrence Sharkey, left in the United Nations, they want for some of the POWs and

perty had evaluated his personal estate and lands at $267,000,000

of $123,000,000 said. their return home. Associated

and furnishings in the Royal Dean Acheson, told his Prod, mediale

diverted from Spain's emphasis, on the other by air tonight for Moscow with the Tunisian issue raised in the

General Assembly. the hand, has been On improving tils wife, Press,

maintain The French at $14,000,000.

He said he would undergo States was following a waff-and- funds

Her army-b Naguib spoke to a group of see polley regarding events in North Atlantic Treaty countries and reorganising

United treatment in Moscow for a France's, relations with Tunisia and specifically earmarked for commitment which Sudanese journalists today, tell-

Egypt,

Jurisdiction--Reuter and States oficials say would mean beart ailment, which Australian are an internal matte beyond Mr

asked by use by Spain. that the forcing of

Acheson was ing them

expenditures of thousands of doctors had declared to be in- UN WIDE DIVERGENCE King Farouk'e abdication was reporters to summarize the

It was said there that Spain millions of dollars.-Reuter. part of an Army move to wipe Egyptian situation, He said that

the out corruption.

ull of his information had also is

prepared to discuss "You cannot kill a serpent by appeared in the Press, but he precise details of the proposal merely cutting off its tall," he

regarded

developing to lease her basts only after sald.

altuntion

the United States has met these As to what direction it will conditions. This is an approach United develop, he caki, "We shall have for removed from the to wait to see."

Asked it the former King appointed to key posts and honest Farouk might come to the United

reforman and perotis

were

was States M Acheson said that no shoved back. Resentment general but it could not come suggestion of any sort had been

here.

Thera

The court criplissised that to- dey's ruling against tho 141 de- puties did not in any way affect tre substance of their conten- ton, that Germans should not be drafted into an army without first altering the constitution, Reuter,

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said.

U.S. POLICY Washington, July 30.

of State, Air The Secretary

Spanish

palaces here and in Alexandria conference today that the United which led for

"We often warned the respon- sible authorities about the situa- tion but things went from bad to worse. Corrupt

persons were

it

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lute effect unill young officers made to the US Government lighted the fire-United Press. that the King come here,

TAROUK IN CAPRI

"Would the former King be welcome

here?",

a reporter

Mr Acheson replied that he did not think that a

proper question-United Press.

Capri, July 30. Ex-Ring Farouk and his en- asked, tourage have virtually requisi- tioned the atol Eden Paradise, on a cliff edge at Anacapri, the exclusive western part of the

talond.

They have taken over the top floor complete with the garden. The only access to this floor is by a private lift guarded by Burly Egyptian guards. Beveral guests already staying on the four wero politely asked to shove out

British Bank

Closes Down

Teheran, July 30,

Three of the 35 bedrooms The British Bank of the

morrow.

taken over by the Royal party Middle East and Iran will close have

Bech converted into its business in Iran from to- Lounges

Ferouk has given strict orders For the past six, thonths the that no other people beyond banks has been winding up its

bltady staying there arts business in the country. be allowed to live in the Mr George Middleton, die British Charge d'Affaires, told hotel.

The ex-King's two daughters, newspapermen that his Ul

with and Fawzia, cus

cussions Florini, aged 14, ne

ged 12, and members of his carlier this week had resulted party were today occasionally in no positive pripomis emerge

those

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EXTRA STEEL FOR. YARDS

London, July 80.

British shipbuilders will get a five per cent larger allocation of steel from next October. The First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr J. P. L. Thomas, told the House ot Commons today that this would enable shipbuilders to reach a higher rate of produc- tion than at any time since the

war.

The shortage of steel was only a minor reason for the present decline in British shipping or

had

Germany And Japan like he said. Other countries full token advantage of the fact that British order books were and had themselves started to build a greater proportion their requirements. Reuter,

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Parks, July 30.

of

EXTRA DUTIES. FOR RIDGWAY General Matthew Ridgway, scen peeping over the terrace, ing. He added that he had also Allied Supreme Commander in but they quickly ducked out of drawn the Premier's attention Europe, will take over the addi- alght with photograptiere below to

anti-Dritish slogans tional duties of Commander-in- raised their tele-photo cameras. scored on the walls of die Brl-Chief, United States European

Ahmed Fund the Second, the dish Embassy.

Announcm this, Central baby King, was kept well out

Five of the seven British Command, from August nursing well as unining | broat

sisters working in the Ridgway said He had delegated authority to inerni

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Ex-Queen Nariman, kald to Iranian nurses, have left for Thomas T. Handy, at present YESTERDAY'S crossworD.

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on

the past wees, was reported to in now staying at the British | Bécarté Détrily Unilie Bintés |

---Reuter.

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benefit. the

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