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Doing The Korea War

Samba

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 41, 1952.

A Major Issue In

Presidential Election

Elsa Maria Pereira, a teacher of physical culture at the University of Rio de Janeiro. dances a Samba, wifle Brazilian dance teacher Nilcea Roma Lascasas beats time, at a re- hearsal just after arrival in London. They and one other represent Brazil in the Inter- national Dance Festival at the Royal Albert Hall. They will dance the authentic version of the Samba, dressed in traditional dress, Express Photo.

THAI GOLD Blood Donor's

IMPORTS

AUTHORISED

Bangkok, Oct. 30, The That Government today newly-created authorised the Financln! Syndicale to import 40,000 ounces, of golt during November.

This quantity would be im- ported in eight shipments af 5,000 ounces each.

une

The Financial Syndicate --- composed of nine local banks and

import-export Arm -has called for tenders locally and also for CIF. Bangkok quotations from abroad, such as Tangiers, Belgium, Holland, London and Australia, fdr 09.0 per cent fineness.

the It is understood that Syndicate will make an advance payment of 60 per cent prior to shipment und pay the rest utter satisfactory delivery.

COSL

1.

Record

Durban, Oct. 30.

An 87-year-old South African has been awarded gold badge for riving his 50th pint of blood, totalling over five times the average amount in the human body.

South Africa's oldest blood donor. Mr C. R. 'Hodgson, started 10 years ago and hopes to continue until he 19 100

years old.

His comment: "You are never too old to give blood. I never felt better."

He stopped playing squash three years ago be- cause no ons over 20 would play, while he disliked to play younger mon

ELECTIONS IN

AUSTRIA

NAGUIB TAKES

A HAND

Calls Arab States To Conference

Cairo, Oct. 30. Egypt today summoned the Arab League Political Committee to meet here al the earliest possible date to

the question consider West German" compensation to Israel;

A

at

of

the

an

sald spokesman Egyptian Government extraordinary meeting today 'approved certain measures, which will be submitted to the Committee.

EISENHOWER PRODUCES VAN FLEET LETTER

New York, Oct. 30..

With the American presidential election only five days ahead, the rival candidates today con- tinued to fight fiercely "on the Korean front."

The Republican candidate, Mr Dwight Eisen- hower, and the Democrat, Mr Adlai Stevenson, overnight developed their controversy on how to settle the Korean conflict.

Mr Eisenhower, in a broadcast, threw into the argument a letter written to Lieutenant-General James Van Fleet, Commanding the United Nations 8th Army in Korea. This said that if more South Korean divi-, sions could be brought into service, American divisions could be released.

Mr Eisenhower today, cam- "Peace, like tood govern- paigned for the third successivement, is something we have to day in New York. Mr Eisenhower work for with other free peo- ends his day with a rally In ples

to make the world a Madison Square Garden, where better place to live in," he Mr Stevenson addressed 22,000 added.

spectators on Tuesday night.

12

Mr

said the

President Truman, carrying his fighting campaign for Stevenson into Michigan, that if America, followed Republican advice, "it will weaken our defences and allow Communism to take

Mr Stevenson will be cam- paigning through the State of Pennsylvania In pursuit of Electoral College votes.

President Truman in Chicago ak yesterday, after a sarcastic attack on Mr Eisenhower as a military man. said the "Republican hatchet crew" would slash any- thing.

including the nation's defences, if this would reduce taxes.

"If you add to this controlling group a chief executive who is experienced only in the military profession, the results may well be disastrous." he added.

Mr Stevenson said today that the United Slates could win world peace by international co- operation

and by conquering poverty at home and abroad.

"Pence cannot be won ke a

war Is won-i one mighty thrust..

NUDITY

agreement has provoked THE

"The West German compensa- tion 10,000,000 Arabs," he said..

Representatives of the seven- men Committee comprising the Arab League States went to Vienna, Oct. 30.

Inst week, to protest The Austrian Parliament fo- Bonn

West Germany's million against Wes pre- Sterling agreement with Israci day unanimously approved

providing for draft bill

both compensation dissolution of

victims mature

of the Nazis. (Under the agreement signed Houses to allow for elections to be held next Spring.

On

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on

for Jewish

ON

STAGE

ing

Pago &

Shelling Coast Of North Korea

CHANGE OF MIND

1

IN MOSCOW?

Mystery Of Red Marshal

Moscow, Oct. 30.

Pravda announced today that through "care-

On his third day of campaign-lessness" of the Communist Party Accounting

The muzzle blast of the U.B.8. lowa's giant 10-inch guns makes patterns on the surface of the ocean as - The brings enemy, transportation facilities under fire off the count of Korea,, The rugged Korean terrain can be seen ki the background. ---- Express Photo.

German

Atomic

stround New York Mr Commission, the name of Marshal L. A. Govorov Research was omitted from the official published list of Alternate Members of the Party Central Com-Agreement Reached mittee.

With Allies

Eisenhower said today that the Democrats were ridícuting his proposal to go to Korci, it elected, "because they are afraid it will cause them four years of cushy, comfortable jobs."

The official list was published 15 days ago, at the close of the All-Union Communist Party Congress. anti-Such a mistake seems highly unlikely.

He said: "They sald I am anti- Semitic, anti-Catholic,

everything." This was just plain lies, he declared.

"IKE'S" PLANS According to the Christian Selence Monitor, a newspaper noted for ils responsible atti- tude to news, Mr Eisenhower plans to go to Korca ten days after the election, ff. he វិទ elected.

In a copyrighted article by Roscoe Drummond, Chief of the Washington Bureau, the

Monitor sald Mr Eisenhower

E. Germany Holds Up

U.S. Tanks

Dr

Frankfurt, Oct. 30.

Adenauer, Konrad

The Accounting Commission West German Premler, hns made

In precise revealed that Germany now its report, torms, in the presence of Prime has an understanding with Minister Josef Stalin and the the Allies on atomic re

at the search. top Soviet hierarchy

the Con closing session of gress on Oct. 14. The indication is that there has been a change of mind the Intervening fortnight.

The announcement of the official Communist Parly nevra paper, published in all the rest of the Presa in the top right- hand corner of the second page!- which is often reserved for im=|

Dr Adenauer, addressing the

Berlin, Oct. 30. Communist guards refused to to his allow eight tanks through

raudcation of the last week, but Berlin: today to reinforce United

States positions there.

in sty so

Pent-elect he would have

date because as

IN

Morality Council Objections

BRITAIN

had planned to Detroll speech deleted

London, Oct. 30.

last month in Luxembourg, The degree of nudity рет-

to be assured of the co-opera- Lion of Start

Administration.

congress of the German Chemi- cal Association, said the under- standing Wos negoliated by Germany's No. 1 atom adviser, Dr Werner Helsenberg.

Dr Heisenberg, he disclosed, had represented Germany in all with the. Allies conferencer

atomic research "end the occupation" treaty. The tanks were being transportant statements, said:

Fifty-one year-old Dr Heisen- ported by rail neroes the stretch For information of Membersberg, who in 1938 helped his the Joint Chiefs of of Communist East Germany

of the Communist Party of the colleague Otto Hahn to split and of officials

Soviet Union: of the that separates Berlin from the

the West,

East German officials turned

"By carelessness of the Ac- on the spot to find a way to them back at the border checks counting Commission of the 19th improve the military situation point of Marienborn.

Party Congress, there was omit- many regains her sovereignty." It is the Arst time the Com-ted in the gists of the Alternate or to further a peaceful setile-

De Helsenberg said Germany's munists have interfered with Members of the Central Com- need is a nuclear reactor to pro- ment.

Points from today's election

the passage of military supplies.mittee the паге of Aduce radio-active materials for speeches:

Six tanks were sent in earlier Govorov, who as an Alternate medical, biological and chemical President Truman'

of brings the total number at Grand this month without incident.

American officials would make Alternates to 11.” "I um con- Rapids, Michigan: vinced It would

nost dangerous to all our hopes for

ir this peace

country were turned over to a man like that (Eisenhower) and the party he represents."

It said he was prepared to try

uranium atom for the first time, told the Congress: "We can hope for

for greater freedom of research when Ger-

The Gold Syndicate, compris- ing 12 lending Chinese gold mor-; chants, has also been permitted to import gold with the know- ledge of the Financial Syndicate, for which one per cent commis- sion will be charged from the price by the Financial

The two coalition partners-West Germany will send Israel mitted on the English, stage is a forbidden in Paris, according to Syndicate.

The Conservative People's Rally Coods to the amount over

of 12 years.)

the General Secretary of the According to

Council, Mr trade sources, and the Socialist-have agreed period of

The Arabs were believed to Pubile Morality hold the elections from to gold will be imported

have

that the question George Tomlinson.

He told the Council's annual wherever the price is favourable. February 22.

Locul gold prices today dropped

The Government resigned referred to the United Nations, meeting today that posters ad-

TEVUE verlising

comment pending an investi- considerably owing to this aellun

(The full members number compensation

people," he dispute kast They say the

formances and the price per Baht-weight at after a Budget

often were grossly

gation but United States sources! since been re- would increase the potential

offensive and definitely sugges- 12.30 pm. today was Ticals 348 week but has

confirmed that the tanks--had 125, or a folal membership of added, "cannot afford to be will remain in hostility of fernel,

live.

the Committee at present of outstripped in this important buyers, and 350 sellers, compared appointed and

been stopped. Egypilan General Nogulb,

field by even the smallest and until

United States Army authorl- 236.) Mr Tomlinson criticised the with leats 355 and 358 yester- qttice

Premier, later summoned the

most backward of nations," tles in Berlin are in the process day.-Reuter.

Reuter.

tolerance of the authorities com- West

German Ambassador, fecerning the degree of nudity

of replacing their Pershing tanks

"The necessary uranium," he Pawelke, and 'conferred with allowed on the British stage. him for 40 minutes.

type. The British garrison has His council disagreed with the They discussed the German-

half a squadron of Comet tanks. authorities. reparations pact and

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the

elections.-

A British Crossword Puzzle

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ACROSS

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5 Blacklegs (8),

8 Snake (5).

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10 Crown (0).

10 Antic (6).

11 Metal fastener (3).

12 Observe, (4).

13 Writing-fallen (5).

10 Venarate (6).

18 Dodges (0),

20 Granted (5)

22.Stalk

(4).

23. Wash out (5).

£5'Scent (5).

24 Show (6).

27 Chimney corner (5).

20 Intended (6)..

29 Unpleasant expressions (8).

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2 Alarmed (8).

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Restricted (7). Withdraws from (7),

Shell-hole (8).

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14 Judgment (8).

16

Speaks imperfectly (8),

10 Beaming (?).

17 Ships (7).

10 Obnoxious creatures: (0),

21 Unearthly (0),

24 Smooth (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 3 Scan, 7 Lover, B Agog, D ́Hang, 10 Refuses, 12 Spot, 18 Least, 18 Uned, 10 Overt, 21 Raged, 22 Opal, 23 Yodel, 20 Toys, 29 Derides, 80 Iris, 31 Ring, 32 Angry, 38 Numb,, Down: 1 Hoped, 2 Repulse, 4 Crase, 5 Nazi, # Dodo, Head, 11 Seedy, 13 Peel, 14 Tats, 10 Toper, 17 Grit, 18 Ugly, 20 Veliant, 29 Oder, 24 Ollum, 25 Mery, 27 Omit, 70 Sign,

of ton to Israel

be

Israeil Ganern2 Naguib conveyed Egypt's and the Arab States' feeling towards the agreement.

General Naguib stressed that West Germany should sceic to maintain Arth friendship. Reuter,

Ex - Ruler's

Finances

esti-

Cairo, Oct. 30. Taxes and debts owed by former King Farouk are mated to amount to three times the fortune in property he left behind in Egypt, the Arabic newspaper Al Akhabar salt to- day.

British

per-

be

NO EASY WAY Mr Stevenson in Pennsylvania: "I am elected President I will He said that his counell ap- strive to end the noisy and un- proved the recent decision ban-necessary war between Govern-

ment, and business." ning strip tease in London.

"It will be self-evident that Mr Eisenhower in New York: the smallest loophole given to "Nobody has ever heard me say those who seek to exploit human there is at easy way out of the Anybody knows weaknesses for money will open Korean War.

de- that the

way to find out about the war is to go there to see Nudity is permitted on the what is

the

wholesale way to bauchery," he said.

British stage provided nudes do the and try to stop

not move and lighting is sup- dued. Reuter,

Denmark's

Reply To

Soviet Note

or

no

WAR HERO

purposes,

"The

HAPPY POSITION

German

with the more up-to-date Patton Marshal Govorov, 55, is well-said, "will be dug from German

In

Production Britain Below

The Estimate

known throughout

the

USSR soll in Bavaria and the Black

Forest" as the hero of the Leningrad front in World War II.

But Germany, he claimed, was in a happy position of not about the He rat held a responsible having, to bother

aspect of atomic re- post in the defence of Moscow warlike before going to the Leningrad search. front to lead Soviet armles German officials believe that

the understanding which broke through the Ger-

with the man blockade in February, 1944. Allies relates to a modification of the restriction placed on German The following June he was scientists under the European made a Marshal of the Soviet Defence Community treaty, Union. After the war he was Leningrad Commander of the Military District in 1946,

He was elected. Deputy of the Supreme Soviet In 1946

and re-elected in 1950.

He was

Meat Workers

On

Strike

Wellington, Oct. 30.

oi engineering and carpenters

em:

Americans go to the polls on Wednesday

to elect a succesor to President

Truman for the highest office in the land. They

London, Oct. 30. will game either Mr StevensoT

Mr Harold Wilson, formerly Elsenhower, who left his command in Europe for the President of the Board of Trade in the Labour Government, sald

a not previously political fight.

Alternate on the The union The Democrats have held the today that production in Bri- Member or

tain's industries was running

workers Central Commitice. Presidency for 20 years.

at a rate about 10 per cent Over 96,000,000 American

the

As an Alternate now, he joins ployed at meat dreezing works below same period last

started a eltizens have the right to vote

New Zealand ather Marshals, such as S. M. in

strike today for a weekly' wago and between 60 and 60 million year

Challenging the Government Budenny, S. K. Timoshenko and arc expected to do so. In 1949

Gald other heroes of World War II. increase. on falling production, he

Marshal Ivan 8. Konev is a the Lotal popular vote was 40,-

in Parliament: That 600,075.

that the whole basis of the full member of the Committee, the taxes duo in Egypt from the proteste united States to set up a President, they will also choose Cconomie and annncial

will not only be choosing Chancellor of the Exchequer's The announcement was signed polley by the Secretariat of the Central abdicated monarch must be set-

of the

Committee, of which Stain tled before bills from overseas North Atlantic Treaty Organisa Senators and members creditors can be pafti.

tion bases on Danish soll.

House of Representatives-tha

Chairman-Associated Press, Foreign Minister Ole Bjoern two- Houses of Congress some today that Je State Governors and officials announced:

the Sovici Charge throughout the 48 States. received d'Affaires last night and sented him with an oral reply

The newspaper, which had an Interview with Hussein Fahmy, one of the two custodians of the former Royal property, said that

AI Akhabar said that the lalter must be carefully investi gated to "ensure that they are not a device to smuggle funds to the ex-king-Reuter.

RETALIATION

DEMANDED

Copenhagen, Oct. 30. Denmark has rejected Soviet against negotiations

pre-

"LIFE'S" FORECAST

to a Soviet note charging that In a forecast today on the negotiations constituted voting, Life magazine estimated a threat to the security of the that General Eisenhower was Soviet Union

the

ia knocked away."

Bullor

медия

is

The strike may affect sup plics of meat to Britain.

The strikers had been prepar- ing for the export killing sea. son starting in mid-November. -Rouler.

Russian Exiles' Pledge

groups

demand In-

Sir Arthur Salter, Minister of State for Economic Affairs, sold that Britain's export, pro- spects had worsened since last March and it seemed unlikely that her producties would rise as the Government had hoped.

Munich, Oct. 30. The Union Included four This means that, the three par

Mr Nine organised,, groups of Russian exile polical organisa assured of victory in States cent extra output on which

his budget last refugees from the Soviet Union tions and ive nationality groups based Soviet note of last Oct. 2 carrying, 227 electoral votes and March is unlikely to be realised, liberation of the Soviet people ples of the USSR. The non- The

united

work for the representing non-Russian peo- today to had said that Russia "puts upon Governor Adlai Stivenson in Reuter,

Government all States carrying Danish

120

whlla'

from Communist rule. They sat Rumian votes, Bombay, Oct. 30,

In doubt in States.

up a central agency known as dependence of their homelands The Indian Motion Picture 1esponsibility for possible con- the issue was

the "Co-ordinating Centre of from Moscow rule. Producers Association (IMPPA) sequences of such a polley" carrying 164 voles.

Doctor's Advice the Anti-Bolshevist Struggle.".. "All experts

The Russian organisations are offee that the today urged the Government to It did not elaborate further.

the Unton of Struggle for for alationing three States with large electoral ban the importing of flims from Negotiations

Now York, California To Fat Men

new union pledged itself | Liberation of the People of Pakistan even against payment about 150 US, jet fighters of uptes

to the catablishment in the Red Russlo, League of Struggle for in the Jutland and Illinois-remain in doybt," Danish bases of a penalty.

Freedom, Russian been

Lands of a "democratle form of Peoples' on Life wrote.

Chicago, Oct. 30. Tho recommendation was made peninsula have going

some

"Of these three, New York Obesity often hurts the liver, government reflecting the de Peoples', Movement and as a retaliatory measure against for a time. These gould

Union of Struggle for Freedom Pakistan's decision yesterday to provide additional support for with 45 votes may well deter Dr Samuel Zelman, of Topeka sires of those people.”

in Russia. Denunturic's own ni of half the importation

mino Indian

who attains, the 266 votes Kansas, reports in the American

invited ather Soviet The non-Russian groups are dims to West Pakistan. A mem The oral repl

Teply to Hussin said to win the presidency it add- Medical Association Archived of

groups to join but the Georgian National Counell, Denmark's defence

Tofugee of the IMPPA executive sald

Internal Medicine. that the effect of the Pakistani foreign policies are based on The Late bald that up and downHe found evidence of liver specifically barred any seeking Azerbaijan Committee for Na

National that the At the country. Republicans officials damage in all of 20 men who restoration of le pre-Commu tonni Union North Caucanlar right of non- | 'Alliance, Armenian Alliance for weight. Fat people are more denying the

and cirrhosis Russian people in the Soviet Fighters for Freedom likely to suffer from p the liver, he said panolarion to detain hole own Turkoston National Liberalign

Committee.

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The new

at...

'ban on the Indian film industry firm conviction serving ..... only, are · claiming succonsent fit were 30 to 100 per cent over- Inist Czarist Russian/regima or | Anti-Communist -

was negligible but if India

lantic Pict

posed a similar ban on Pakistan, defence purposes and is not would live them a total of 470 the Pakistani Industry would turned aggressively against any electoral votes, while Doriocret lose 80 per cent of its market country, Including the Saylet claims made up a total of 488,

Reuter Brutera e

Union

ted Press.

future,

the