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THE CHINAM MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1952. King Feisal On Visit To Britain

King Feisal, 17-year-old ruler of Iraq, Inspects a "Guard of Horiour" on his arrival in England. With his uncle, the Prince Regent, Emir Abdul Illah, he is visiting Britain as a guest of the Government, and during his stay will spend a

Express Photo, couple of days at the Queen's Balmoral home,

Protest By Rumania

London, Bopt 30. Rumania today protested to Yugoslavia against "re- peated violations of her ale space by Yugoslav aircraft yesterday, the Rumania official news agency report- ed today.

A note handed to the Yugoslav Legation In Bucharest said the aircraft, In some cases three lighter Fianc and a bomber,

about penetrated kilometres into Rumanian air space,-Itcutor.

two

Princess Royal To Visit Trinidad

London, Sept. 30. The Princess Royal, Com- mandant-in-Chief of the British Red Cross Society, has accepted an Invitation to visit Trinidad in January-Keuter.

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Kassel, Sept. 30. Ivan Pirocnik, 11-year-old foster-child of a German couple here, said a tearful goodbye today to the only parents he has known since babyhood and set off on Itla big Journey to Yugoslavia, the place of his birth.

In his suitense were ten bars of chocolate, a farewell present from classmates at school.

The United States High Com- mission Court of Appeals rulad yesterday, that he should be re- turned to his real mother, Mrs Payis Pirecnik, who lives In Sosianj Slovene village.

The Nazia had taken the child when six months old, from

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lled her husband and sent her Auschwitz concentration camp. She traced her son through the International Refugee C ganisatior

The

boy's separation from his foster-parents, Gustav and Josefine Sirsch, was to have taken place at the State Youth Office bere, but whieri

of

the

crowd

800 persons gathered there, were changed.

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two Yugoslav in an oMcials

Embassy drove to the Sirsch home at Lohfelden, just outside Kassel, colleted the boy and his foster- parents and look them to the city's finest hotel for a farewell lunch.

Mrs Pirecnik did not go to Kassel but wailed in Frankfurt,

"Using Same Language As Moscow" from where she is to start the

Paris, Sept. 30.

Marshal Alphonse Juin, Inspector-General of the French Armed Forces, today accused the United States, of using the same language as the people in Moscow' about French policy in North. Africa.

"I told our American friends some time, ago, first in Rabat, Morocco, and then in Washington, how regrettable it was that they wore using the same language about North Africa as the people in Moscow for completely opposite reasons," Marshal Juin said in an article in the monthly review "Hommes et Mondes."

rail

Journey home with her child tonight.

of his classmates were Home in tears when they handed him and Ivan gave their presont them a big photograph of hint ect, which he had signed like

formal do a film star with dication.-Reuter,

FOUND DEAD IN CARAVAN

Ascot, Sept. 30. The body of Denis Raymond "But they come to the same the bar of United Nations," the

Gott,

Military n 43-year-old conclusion that the French Marshal said.

stationed at should withtirow

from North "It did not cause any special Police Sergeant Africa." Marshal Juin wrote..

nuxicly as long as the ranks of Aldershot, was found last night "America desires this because our opponents included only the in a caravan at Englemere farm they hope a reason for disorder Arab States and the Soviet bloc near Ascot where he lived.

He is believed to have been will disappear, while Moscow is with its satellites.

Royal Eagle Shot

Rome, Sept. 30, A Royal Eagle with a three- feet wingspan was shot near here yesterday.

that once the French "But the number of our op-dead for several days. Foul play certain

is not suspected.-Reuter. and we leave North Arles, disorder ponents has increased will become so great that Com- are now threatened by the, pos-

the United States. munism will have no difficulty sibility that

may join them. ring points"

Juip, who Was "It should be fully realised at French Resident - General in the headquarters of the United Morocco before becoming Com Nations that shoe France does

Forces in

The Royal Engle, one of the mander of

Allied

not recognise the organisation's Central Europe under General

eral competence to deal with North largest shot in Europe, is now added: Ridgway,

"I did not African problems, there is a very rare. It was shot by F. have the impression that

strong possibility that we shall Diva, 32, after it had killed ong words were accepted."

conalder as null and vold any of his hunting dogs.-Associated "A sort of foreign conspiracy resolution which we estimate Press. hna tightened itself

around goes against justice and truth," North-Africa-since the end of the Marshal wrote. the war, which aims at nothing less than to bring France before

BRITISH

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PROPOSALS

EXAMINED

London, Sept. 30.

Senior Commonwealth officials various

hero today. examined

British proposals on the Sterling Area's Anances, Commonwealth development projects and raw

materials production and dis- tribution

The officials, over 50. Onance

ADt economic experts, havo

bean holding privato talks here sinco September 22 to prepare for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' economic conference In November and December,

The experts sought elüelda-. tion on various proposals from the British dolegation to. the discussions.

A Treasury spokesman said that the officials were now ex- amining several policy docu- ments. und a mais of statistics mainly prepared by British Ministries.

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They were exploring various inancial, economic, trading. commercial and fiscal " nisports of the Sterling Arga's problema with a view to preparing a brief on which the Commonwealth Prime Ministers could take de- cisions.

They are expected to conclude their analysis by about mid- OctoberReuter.

POP

Good-For-Morale- "The continued uneasiness in

London, Sept. 30. North Africa is due solely to American soldiers in Britain the fact that the Nationalists | are to wear coloured scarves, hope to obtain a United Nations The United States War Depart- verdict favourable to them," he ment says that it will help to added. Reuter.

improve their morale.-Reuter.

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