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Holidaying In Germany

Bome of a

party of 270 children who left London to Join their parents with the British forces in Germany for their Summer hoildays when their schools broke up. — Ex- press Photo.

EMPIRE CASUALTIES IN KOREA

Korta, Aug. 10.

British Commonwealth Division casualty figures published today showed that 127 olleers and men

of this division were killed in the

months of February-July year.

this

The wounded numbered 518,

period.

United

and 10 were missing during this Kingdom casualties

were: Offlcers-killed 9, woanded 21, missing 2; other ranke-killed 73, wounded 241, missing 11.

Officers killed nil, Canada: wounded 13, missing all; other ranks killed 25, wounded 139, missing 3.

Officers killed nil, Australia: wounded 4, missing 1; other ranks killed 20, svounded 87, missing 2. New Zealand: total casualties one officer wounded and two other ranks wounded.-Reuter.

Pakistan Envoy. To Moscow

and

♫ THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST. | 11;~- 1952\/

Asian Uneasiness Over The

Argentina Pays

Tribute

Last

To

Eva Peron

Buenos Aires, Aug. 10.

Huge crowds again lined the broad Avenida de Mayo today as the body of Senora Eva Peron, wife of President Peron, was borne with great pomp and ceremony from the Argentine Congress. building to the headquarters of the General Con- federation of Labour (C.G.T.),

There it will remain until a mausoleum, as a final resting place, is built in the heart of Buenos Aires.

Proceedings

At

Honolulu

London, Aug. 10.

The proceedings of the first meeting of the Pacific Defence. Council-Anzus-last week at Honolulu have apparently been marked by some recognition of the uneasiness of many Asian nations at this all-white set-up.

A prominent Asian leader in London, how- ever, commented yesterday that the Honolulu meeting had done nothing to make Asian countries feel happier about Anzus.

In support of this he quoted a leading Japanese press comment, that of the Yomiuri, that the Honolulu talks had been a failure, partly because "Japan and other Asian nations were excluded."

that In the East

1 Mana sa SZERZONTA

Pacific powers realise fully The three Australia, New Zealand and the area, which runs from Moscow United States had decided at to Indonesia, the problems are Honolulu

principally not to numit other not primarily and

sholl not aven to their Pacifle defence military, we

at this early stage."

begin to rolve our probleme." Asian observers hero have re-

THE MAINSPRING

An

fears of future Japanese aggres slon and against Lears about China and Russia.

But there has

been some

Hypnotist Wins His Appeal

The

Harvesting

In Luxury

Vienna, Aur, 10.

A buffet on wheels now supplies hot meals and snacks to harvesters parts of Hungary, accord- ing to Press reports here.

Land-workers who, no- cording to the Magyar Nenset, once Uvod "wormy bacon and holled ditch-water,” Dow have "dataly sandwiches, resp. berry inlce with soda and creamoi chocolate cake" distributed daily-Reuter.

on

NEPALESE

CABINET

CRISIS

Premier Asked To Stay In Office

Kathmandu, Alg. 10., King Tribhuvan today, asked Mr Matrika Prasad Koirala do continue in office until a Royal decision was made after the first "commoner" Prime Minis- fer of the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal

the had submitted resignation of his Cabinet,

a

said he

was

DRUG ADDICTION

IN JAPAN A SERIOUS MENACE

Few Smugglers Caught

Tokyo, Aug. 10. Japanese police have launched a nationwide drive against drug addiction which, it is said, is. worse than ever before.

...

Heroin, opium and cocaine are reported to be pouring into the country in larger quantities than at any other time in Japanese history--mostly from Hongkong and the Middle East. And the Government says that it is almost powerless to stop the flow because of an inadequate coastguard.

The Maritime Safety Board, which at presest patrois Japan's πιστο than 20,000 miles of

with coз8 line

+ mosquito fleet of 200 boats, catches fow dopo snugglers.

ccammen.

Police officials say that mort of the dope is smuggled in by foreign

morchant Chineso Korean, Malay, In-

and

American dian, British tamen have either apprehend- ed or questioned in, connection

BALTIC INCIDENT DECISION

with customs narrotica coizures No Appoal To UN

of

By Sweden

Stockholm, Aug. 10. Tho Premier, Taga Erlander, today hinted that Sweden will not, appeal to the United Nations in her

dispute with Soviet Russla over the shooting down of two unarmed aircraft over the Baltic in June....

marked that this decision must

Another American writer have been greatly influenced by emphasised that neither India the feeling that practically nonor Indonesia would be likely

in the past 12 months. Asian nation

Customs men say that soarch- will join the

to join Pacific Pact of the Pacific pact, as now conceived nature contemplated by Auzus The Prime Minister's re-

screening ship's ing ship and differences

crew properly so busy build- organisation directed against

_ ទ Impossible himself and for "whatever its appent, it does signation followed

because Japan not coincide with the aims of between

ing up international trade that younger brother, Mr Bisweswur Asian nationalism."

President of

the ships are

being turned of Prasad Koirala, Bu; perhaps one result

tho round too fast. Congress be to help in over the Nepall Anzus may be recognition that deeper lusues coming the Australian fears of ruling party.

The humming central Japan Differences between are involved in problems of the Japan and therefore to aid in

Is regarded by the port of Kobe Pacific than inhibiting about Japan's re-emergence. The brothers cume to a head on July narcotics police as the centre of Tokyo or Peking."

of

when

the Prime Minister Japan's drug traffe. Pacific 22, wher the mainspring The

American Defence Council, Well-known

in the tiny hovels and down In the words of rejected a directive of the Nepali

behind the commentator, Walter Lippman, a

leading article in

Congress Working Commitico-stairs hide-outs

Bund, DI

He told a meeting at Haessel- drug exchange holen, south Sweden: "An appeal thus wrote last week: "Until we Economist yesterday, lies in the party's executive body to impressive Kobe

the Australian fears of the accept a mandatory list of seven international revival of aggressive Japanese Cabinet or resign.

Ministers in reconstituted operates, dealing daily in not to the United Nation, his certain

cotics

thousands worth

disadvantages. To describe tha: militarism".

Three Ministers resigned last

pounds.

digute as a danger to peace American guarantee of The

SUPPLY CENTRE

would, of a necessity, give, riso defensive support contained in month in response to the direc

The second most important to serious misgivings the Pacific Pact may help to live.

Yokohama, Japan's "Sweden on the whole should soften the Australian and New In a statement Mr Matrika centre is

biggest port, about 20 miles try to avoid assenting to a legal Zealand objections to the united Prasad Kolala

South-West of Tokyo. Yoko-dispute being turned into economic and military growth of resigning because he wanted to

go to the All-Nepali Congress hama is the drug supply centre political question.

for Tokyo and northern Japan. "In the Government's discus- latter country's powers of Committee, which would decide

Small-time contact men watch alons with the Foreign Affairs rebuilding are indeed amply his differences with the Nepali

for prospective customers. They Committee and the Opposition Executive 15 recognised, for as the New Zen Congres

bar, customers party leaders on the procedure land External Affairs Minister, common soldier of Congress and sound out long

and,

seem bona-fide to be adopted, it was if they Mr Webb, stated. London, Aug. §.

that at Honolulu, not as Prim

addicts, may sell them drugs on animously agreed The Prime

who

the Three appeal judges ordered a last week: "There is no way, of

should wait before deciding on case of Miss keeping the Japanese down was now trial in the

with King Tribhuvan for

of these "little" zen procedure," said "I know a dimcult

Earlier today the Swedish Losiç lies

before His

are caught by narcolles police Diana Grace Rains-Bath, the 23-short ef occupation, and that is 45 minutes,

Foreign Ministry denied Ameri- year-old Hove shopgirl who last unthinkable." March was awarded more than

Majesty. I am concerned special who pose as lonely addicts,

Stato But the big drug men are can Presa roports that It is generally admitted, that ly when he is not very well,"

far removed from these distribu- Depart

tment officials had Slator, the

Well-informed sources said it stogo

Japan's resurgence as a Pacific!

tion rings that they cannot be quired at the Swedish Embassy be 4 Lew before the

days hypnotist

has tho blessing of would

riamed let alone caught.

In Washington whether Sweden She had sued on the grounds power

narcotics men claim would submit the dispute to the and assault, and America, who hopes that in re of negligence

was turn the land of the rising sun alicgod that her health

the to

MOST affected as the roult of being will remain aligned

United States in her polleles. on the stage at hypnotised

in

And perhaps the Japanese, Lords

Singleton, who are a very realistic people over the silent elty.

The coffin was borne to 4 Birkett, and Morris have now may be willing to pay this price

the first ruled that on wide chape! installed

the judgment for for some time if they and

worthwhile. head- floor of the C.G.T. building as £1,000 damages for negligence

trumpets sounded

the "Last

Anzus, by reassuring Australia bo set aside pending Post.

The award £26 and New Zealand and even Inside the chapel were

af foreign heads missions, members of Congress, party leaders and conlor officials of the C.G.T.

MANY IN TEARS

Some 2,000,000 men, women; Senor Jose Espejo, Secretary- and children are estimated to General of the CGT. have paid their last homage to her Aling past their heroine, bier in the Ministry of Labour during its fortnight's lying in state or lining the funeral route yesterday and today.

Today's final stage of the funeral was practically a repeti- tion of yesterday scenes, when en her coffin had been borne on

gun carriago specially raised from the Labour Ministry to the Congress building.

Again the armed forces ren- dered the highest honours nor- mally reserved for n President who dies in office as the cortege

down the today moved Avenue to the C.G.T. quarters.

Before the enfin left Congress,

funeral eulogies soven delivered. The first was by the Dean of the Diplomatie Corps, the italian Ambassador D: Glutino Arpesan L

were

As the cortege passed slowly between close ranks of steel- helmeted troops, army and navy aircraft overhead dipped in a last salute.

creat00 damages pgainst Mr-

Again slicnt crowds packed

of the pavements the Avenue and the slde streets or watched from balconies. Many women were in tears.

As the gun carriage reached the C.G.T. Headquarters,

B

sulate of 21 guns boomed out Brighton Justice 1048.

diplomatic/ew for

MASS OF WREATHS

the

The chapel itself and the en-G

and

assault

Was

AMERICAN

HOPE

Nepalese King decision on

running the Government."

The Cabinet, which Wis formed in November 1051, con- Sale of four independents and geven Nepali Congress bers, Reuler. st

mem-

Britain's Stocks Of Newsprint

to by indirectly aiding Japan in her competitive economie relations with Britain in the southeast Asian and world markets-may

London, Aug. 10. make it worthwhile for Japan to

-British-nowprint stocks-in- play for some time to the

May increased by 8,700 tons to American tune.

While the 'Honolulu meeting | 148,700 tons, the highest figure has done nothing to make Anzus since 1949, when stocks were broad-based or do overcome 160,000 ts, according to statis Asian uneasiness about it, it may lies published today,

}.. thus indirectly facilitate a limited resurgence of Japan, according

don.-Reuter.

Karachi, Aug. 10.

Government The

Pakistani

the appoint- announced today men!

of Mirza Sikander Ali

Miss Rains-Bath, accompanied Baig as Minister in Moscow.

Mr Baig, 42, was educated at

by her mother and a friend, was prosent throughout the four-day Clifton

Trinity College,TM

hearing. After the verdict she Cambridge, and served with the He was followed by the Interior

had a

a brief convention with Indian Civil Service. Until ro- Minister, Senor Angel Borlenght,

counsel, Mr John Flowers, cently he was city administrator on behalf of the Government, and

to the building WETT in Karachi and was appointed representatives of the Nationalrances

*This is a Her mother said: last year as Joint Secretary at Assembly, the Supreme Court, the tanked high with wreaths from

the Feminine ull

great blow to her." It has not parts of Argentine the Foreign Affairs Ministry. Peronista Pary,

yet been docided whether Miss and, Anally. various foreign countries. Peronista Parly Router.

Tonight

Argentina prepared Rains-Bath will continue with to return to work after the another trial. fortnight's emotional

LEGAL AID since the death of Senora

Across the corridor, Mr Slater Peron on July 28,

WDE being congratulated by This A midnight the week-end stage friends. He said: cessation of work called by the decision has restored my faith General Confederation of in British justice. If there is a Labour, to which Senora Peron re-trial I have several more comes witnesses to call. Now I am re- was supreme heroine, to an end.

A British Crossword Puzzle

27

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14

drama Eve

In the morning flogs, which in the eyes of the

have flown at halt mast since July 20, will be hoisted to the matthead agafa and President will be back in his office Peron to resume his routine duties,

For 12 months the body of Senora Eva Peron will be with drawn from public view to allow

Both Miss Rains-Bath and Mr Slater were granted legal aid for the appeal.

Giving judgment, Lord Justice Singleton said the issues of whether Slater had implanted in the mind of Miss Rains-Bath ture, and, if he had, was it wrong something of a frightening ra

for treatment to render * and did he take sufficient stops

"absolutely permanent,"

Then it will be laid monument which will be raised

180

in Buenos Aires.

22

23.

24

GIANT FROCESSION

ACROSE

3 Made up (3).

8 Wander (4).

26

DOWN

1. Stumble (4).

2. Volume (4).

in the

to remove it, had not been bo-

to

at least 150,000,000 pesos pens I (over £3,750,000).

I sanil not bo

asleep." His Lordship commented that giant torchlight procesdon he thought, it would have been called by the Peronista Party better if the application had not

last night as a trib

tribute to Senora been made.

Peron was extended until day-

break today.

from

After marching the INVESTMENTS Argentino National Congress to

Home production

sumption 12,000 tons

in

Jopers are the big drug] United Nations.

Un- We

-La

that traffickers in

IMPORTANT Japan. Koreans,

"Sweden has nothing to fear Chinese and Okinawans, with contacts on the Chinese main- from a demardie to the United land, at Hongkong and Formosa, Nations," Mr Erlander said.

"Sweden would certainly win control complex drug rings with

connections-support from the free world for for-flung Asian Reuter.

her attitude.

Protestant Church Makes Appeal

Berlin, Aug, 10.

The Syred of the Protestant

May to some Aslan observers in Lon-averaged 11,000 tons and con- Church of Berlin-Brandenburg

Router.

Prague Carrying Out Purge Of

Youth Movement

Vienna, Aug. 10.

CO100

"tremendous

today appealed to the "govern- ments in East and West, and to the Occupation Powere to let. the Church form a bridge, es Decially

wherever "political forces aro confronted by irreparable spi

The appeal

"We ask the

The most important thing is to have Sweden's right to fly over international waters recognised. and respected," he said.

On August 0 a Swedish Foreign Ministry ecommunique said Sweden had appealed to Russin to let the Hague Court or smo other responsible international body arbitrate on the planes dia-

uto-Reuter.

Russians Celebrate

Navy Day

Moscow, Aug. 10.

East German Government with Moscow, which since the open- all seriousness not to hinder the ing of the Volga-Don canal-has- Church in its task of being a been a five seas port, today. bridge, even if the measures al-marked Navy Day with a parade ready taken make it dificult for of warships specially despatched the Church to be a bridge.to the capital.

The Naval display held at Cho It was adopted by about 230

reservoir, members of the Synod meeting Khimki

on the

in East Berlin against two momafosdeva-Volga canal, included ber votes and three abstentions. beachhead landing and demon

The Synod decided to ask the strations of helicopter take-offs moving restrictions pass

for all parsons. ships.

The East German Government minence

Anna

newspapers have

to Navy Minister Kuznetsov's Order of the Day on youth. The Synod, said calling for 20 salvo salutes from thereby especially

meant the Soviet warships in the Black Sea, chooting. training for youth, in- Baltle, Areile and Pacific. cluding giris, under 18-Reuter,

Comet Off To Ceylon

Editorials and feature articles. roferring to Russia's "mighty" fcot, appeared in the principal newspapers.

The Prague radio today accused Zdenek East German Government to Urt from land, water and fore the jury. In Lord Justice Hejzlar, one of the three leaders of the Singleton's view the case had never been properly put to the slovak youth movement whose dismissal was an-education of hatred" be forced {jury),

Referring to the application at nounced last night, of "Slanskyism”. Every employed Argentine has the trial by Miss Raing Bath's Rudolf Slansky was the Party, today warned officials been invited by the C.G.T. to counsel that Slater should not "strong mon" of Czechoslovakia against "carcles talk in public contribute a day's pay this month sit so close to her Lord Justice until his dismissal from all ofl-places, as conversations on im- towards the cost of the Singleton said that the judge, ces last November on being ac portant Goverment work, over- mausoleum, Banking

The articles emphasised that experta Mr Justice, Croom-Johnson,

The republic, He was count estimate that this will amounted: "If anything untoward hap-cused of having led a conspiracy heard by enemies of the State,

gainst

the Russian propia should heed M. Stalin's injunction that while General Secretary of the Czech | damigo."..

fabours engaged on peaceful Communist Party, a member of

and a Vice In a broadcast picked up in the Politburo

"over for one minute forget that London, the paper was quoted

the Intriguers of international President.

reaction are nourishing plans for Observers Here saw the youth us paying that the party officials

London, Aug. 11, movement diamissal as another and those whose work was at

a now world war " Briinin's Comet jetliner will. The "Red Flocs, declared that Indication of a large-scale purte national importance, must bear

Besider in mind that representatives of operate on the London-Colombo the Soviet Navy stood on reliablo within the movement

from today (Monday); guard ready in any circum- nar of the former cxploiters are still run who Hejzlar,

chairman was the movement,

Bringing Ceylon, 5,070 miles lances to keep Russia's sca Rudolf Logen-Ifving among us."

Those were mostly hart, secretary of the Slovak

elly "Kulaks away, within 24 hours of Britain frontiers Empregable Reuter.

tho Central Committee of the Czech (rich peasants), former Indus- and clipping 13 hours

and Kareiv trialists, bankers and specula-piston-driven fight time, t

British Oversons Airways, al- secretary of the Central tors, as well as former officials

ready using the Comet on the London-

-Johannesburg route, sala At least six more lead former polleemen, reneilonary last night that the 30-at jot

Ottawa, Aug. 10. officials of the movement have officers, hardbeiled enemies of here today by both governments also been dizmisted and replaced, the people", who were organising such down

nickel

deposits in The agreement gives

the Prague radio mid. The madle the embezzlement assurance to American Investors accused the movement of “Inck-

on its way to and from Colom- rival in size the great iron ore renamed "Evila” by a decision in Israel, from currency convie | ing co-operation with the other property and sabotage in indus Bahrein, Karachi and Bombay Northern Mendioba, - said to

Lleida in

ond. Qurbet of the Transport Minister, Senor

and prolecism

Labrit tibility

Laem organisations, especially

Lb. with

paper said: "Dozens Juan Maggi.

Flying time will ba, 10 hours have, Rgainst 29 Snare (4).

losa from expropriation regard to the live year plan".

Canadian House of Commons imperialist agenta The renaming will take place and cation, the American Ladislav Lin, secretary of the spies and

35 minutes.

D 24.Gainsay (4).

Wouve Liberal State-controlled airline by Mr G. The on Aug. 22. This is Senden Embasy in Tel-Aviv stated by Communist Party is been operation between the workers will operate

Central Committee of the Czech were made. harmless by co-

Onco-Reekly MP who is a reagical SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Gallop, 4 Swift, Eva Feron's "doy

The agreement was signed Anecdote, 6 Error, 0 Trudge, 11 Shorter 13 Dovinte, 15 deal" commemorating the the Intell Foreign Minier, Me cocted acting head of the youth orgens for national security, but service each way. Comets will engineer.

there, word still many people be Introduced for the London-Ife beloved the area to coast Almard, 10 Gullo, 10′ Ransacks, 20 Dudes, 21 Dianay,... Down: Brat anniverary of her extant Mosto. Shurett and the United movement the radio sold

Rudo Finvo, the central orgón “whò 4' were not mufficiently Singapore trip in the autumn ca min about 75 paricant otetbe Strant, 2 Lucid; 3 Protest, 4 Sleeve, & Intrudes. Terror 10 of the ous of the Vice- Slate Aurtendor, Mia Mother Lavalled, 12 Leemet, 18 Dogged, 14 Avests, 18 Amums, 17 Dusky, Presiduicy tenter,

Reached (8).

11 Travel document (8).

∙13 Preis (4).

15 Ratifies (8).

18 earkened (8).

19 Percolato (4).

21 Rued (8).

23 Put back (8).

20 Conceited (4).

27 Muse (8).

4 Fragrant oli (4).

6 Fuel (4).

Spaniard (5).

Evade (5),

Month (8)

10 Vehicles (5).

12 Higher than (5).

14 Birds (6),

10 Added clause (6).

17 Mount (5).

10 Ploy notally (5).

20

Rellevod (5).

21 Put to fight (4).

23 Plague (4).

the Genamt Confederation of GUARANTEED

Labour headquarters, about a

mila away the procession turned into the broad Avenida

Jerusalem, Aug. 10.

Unfor

An agreement granting the See,

were also expplied.

de Mayo and paraded in single United States Government a

guarantee for American Investment in Teract was signed

1

file up and down the pave- monis.

The flagship of the Argentine state merchant fleet, the 11,343- ton liner Rlo Tunuyan, will be

coopital

of tho

Tho

parties, reactionary,

OLE

WA...

VAST DEPOSITS OF NICKEL

the world will

of national touch down at Rome, Beirut,

Vast

of the Crombetoval Commmist security-minded-finiter: 1. DAVI Renter

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