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THE CHINA MAIĻA FRIDAY, -- JANUARY 1954.
DAILY EXPRESS
'BERIA PULLED CUM ON MALENKOY
"If we can be sure of there being a French Prime Minister we can have a BIG FOUR ranference - if we can be sure no one pulls another gun on Malenkov ....
-(London Express Service)
IRON CURTAIN REPort STUDIED BY WASHINGTON EXPERTS
'Beria pulled gun on Malenkov’
(FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT)
LAVRENTI BERIA, once
all-powerful head
Secret
the Soviet
ef
TEN MEN ON THE SILENT
By
JACK SENN
IXTEEN
London.
hundred
miles south of tho warm, tuscious,
fruit-growing lands
of Tasmania lies the sixth continent Antarctica.
For long agea only sea birds and seals visited its shores, It was only fifty years ago that the intrepid Sir Georgo Newnes wont there as an explorer, follow- ed by Scott, Shackleton and Amundsen.
But today the great Powers are slowly realising the value of this continent. encircled in winter by six hundred miles of ice,
sonal ico gear.
FRONTIER
At the foot of "Big Ben," Heard Island's 9,000 fact, snow-covered volcano, the Australian Antarctic Expedition will have a forward baso. It may yet become the
driven American sledges This will mean building These shiny, clusive animals стоваголов of new world
have shorp teeth, with caravans attached, two five huts, erecting radio are savage, Powerful ice- air routes.
weigh half a ton, and are al ski-fitted light aircraft, aerials, installing diesel-
most impossible to catch. But breakers may keep the sea radio equipment, and per driven electric power plants, in 1951 one expectant mother Janes clear for ships
and setting up meteor- was caught. traversing the bottom of
She delivered a pup,
and the world.
From there the expedition ological instruments,
one diary of the event summed plans to land un Mc- With the base establish- : "scaled and delivered." Under its ice-cap are be Robertson Land, an Aus- ed. the men will start lieved exist valuable
tralian segment of Antare careful mapping of the area minerala. There
may be
tica, a thousand miles south and make further investiga- big deposits of lead, silver of Heard Island.
tion ef the continent's and atomic ores. For the
geology. of the Antarctic geology rocks tallles exactly with that of New South Wales, where the same ores are from the Danish Govern- 300 miles inland on their being mined.
to
The team will be trans- ported there by the research vessel Kista Dan, chartered
ment.
The
Meanwhile, the field crew of the party will journey
powered sledges.
But fe at the base of Heard Island's 9000-feet "Big Ben" volcano provides few laughs.
The setting is gloomy. The sun appears as a weak, hazy, silver ball for only half an hour every day, end 13 soon enshrouded in snow clouds and clinging mista.
д
Island one
day dug
It is easy to believe in the There is certainly coal-
will two aircraft
Some of the scientists supernatural, good coal-in seven and hated him.
feet guide them through the will stay behind to study Australian maintenance men seams, a sign that ages ago dangerous ice-floes into the sea phenomena, such as the on Heard the South Pole was covered free summer waters which moods of tides and sea ice, up a skull believed to be that ninteenth-century scal by tropical forests,
lash the 60-feet Ice shelf of to ensure the safe landing trapper. the silent continent.
of future parties.
And in these parts, where humour Is precious as packet of cigareties or a pint of beer, the lonely men Jokingly called him Yorlek.
on
Д
New York. others feared
He also knew they had made an uneasy ppet to put him out of the way."
So ho determined supreme gamble; to wipe out his himself. With men aiready in chief opponents at one stroke key positions at very level of government and in the armed belleved he could forces, he
in
Police, was neither arrested, tried, nor executed-he was shot down in a pistol duel the Kremlin when he tried a personal coup to snatch Stalin's throne.
That
now being studied by report Washington experts,
The report came from sources strong- Georgia Berin's held:
Stalin, Was the news Georgian-soon after of his arrest last July
But at the time it could only be regarded as an Interesting possibility.
Then
the Kremlin's announcement that 04-year-old Beria would be brought to trial
Here before a People's Court, was a test.
of a is the substance
he, like
tume
Top three
Beria was produced for trial the report would collapse. But now the test has been applied and the report has pass ed it. Neither Berla, nor any of the top henchmen sentenced
In
to death with him, were pro- duced. Their trial was
their accret
executions Im- mediabe
seize power instantly,
con-
In the middle of the in But whether he missed his first ference he whipped out a pistol.
target, Malenkov, or whether his pistol misfired is not known. It is said that one of Bulganin's aides shot him down and that his own bodyguard surrendered.
Too dramatic
What arc the Washington experts saying now of what at first seemed almost too dramatic ☐ settlement of the differences between Russla's rulers?
Wealth There
build
There, on the true coast- line, the party hopes to And THERE is wealth off the exposed rocks on which to a permanent settle. shores of Antarctica too. Below the drifting icebergs ment. are fish and a super- abundance of plankton, their food.
one
This plankton could day, after chemical treat- ment,
be converted into food for humans and animals.
And these Bame waters produce the world's biggest annual harvest in whales... worth about £30,000,000..
FIRST, of couse, that such a
Now the Australians, clash could happen among men accustomed to achieving political who have already paid parti- ambitions by liquidating opposi-cular attention to Heard tion.
and McQuarie Islands and SECOND, it does provide a their other southern posses plausible answer to why Beria
chormous
power and prisoner so easily,
It has been raid that Beria's downfall was brought about by So now experts are studying Red Army chiefs, the only men with power approaching his
the report again.
only
sance
could have been stripped of hissions, are planning an ex- made a pedition to consolidate their
claim on the continent.
In preparation, reconnais- planes from Mel- bourne are making regular flights to collect material and pictorial information for the venture. This will be early this year.
own.
It says that soon after Stalin's
But Beria had infiltrated the death Malenkov, Molotov, and
Red Army too. His political Berla, and Marshal Bulganin-
were nctive from representing the Red Army commissara met in secret in the Kremlin, company level upwards-and
access to Accompanied
their they had
all orders by closest aides,
issued. Berla-who knew everything So there is one question which going on in Russia and wielded the Georgia report does not more personal power than ail an wer: Who drew first in the others put together-al- Kremlin gun fight? Was it ready know how much the Beria or was it the Red Army?
the
OLD
WITH the advent of a
W New Year, millions of
First, a ten-man expedi- tion will meet, at`a forward base on Heard Island, just outside the pack-ice limit. They will check equipment there → huskies, motor-
MOORE'S 257
By J. W. TAYLOR
the
your.
Ready for anything. This is how a member of the Expedition is fitted out, ice axe, snow-goggles and complete with crampons,
nylon rope.
YEARS
There was the startling Old Moore's horoscope of Princess Elizabeth in the 1930 edition:
Eliz constitutional changes of
the
people the world over will curate, although written ing reading for the many ex- turn to an old favourite for at least a year before their pectant subscribers, especially
when it is considered that all permanent nature will have his forecasts of the future final publication.
la written twelve months before been effected in the country of -Old Mooro's Almanack. The original Doctor Moore the year under review, with a her birth before the Princess attains her 14th year. Princess Down through the ages men was a physician at the court of Fublishing date in the late Elizabeth was only ten when have tried to foresee what ng Charles II and was a spring of the
some preceding King Edward VIII abdicated well-known astrologer in
and she became heir to the future held in store for city of London in the 17th cen them, and for over 250 tury. He caused quite a stir in. For 1984 there is forecast a Throne to which she has now years forecaster
1608 with the publication of his Royal romance, a big, boom in succeeded as Queen. Francis
Old Moore had uncanny prophetic almanack containing gold shares, development of m- ternal problems in Russia, a
the futuro when peep into
of of which
*the to be, as with horoscope of Presidest Eisen he
on and indicatione
upheaval those of the subsequent 19 years hower,
nings of for
Central Europe-it being publication, of
astonishingly the year's big races. acar the mark.
One se in retrospect the from unlikely that Germany will now absorb Austria," Stationers Company astonishing forecasting facility Early in 1938 Germany marched The carried on the almanack after of Old Moore. Although pre- and Austria came under Berlin his death in 1716 until the pared for publicstion 12 months
Moore has gained fame for his prea for the year 1091
his predilections, some them astonishingly
ac
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ACCURATE FORECASTS
begin- in
for
May 1920; "The month will creato events of historical, in-. Eighteen months befarchand terest.
Mars, to conjunction Old - Moore's predictions 'for with Uranus, now makes for a September, 1938, were prepared crisis in transports, and a great and road: * war in Central strike will occur. It is a mat- Europe will only" "be" sverted ter of history that the Genermi with the greatest dimiculty. Strike began in May 3, 1918. Readers remembered; this when .1931. Old Moore the 1938 Munich cride arose. A
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Strange Sights
BUT their work will begin
on Heard Island, where they will study marine biology and migratory habits of birds and seals.
DU
#
But the laugh was a poor one.
Real Dilemma
FROM
ROM that day strange and unforeseen things began to
others.
Then the men decided
And in these parts, happen some more serious than thrashed by swirling snow to bury Yorick again, for only and stinging sleet, where he was enjoying the joke. And
have from the moment ho so far cnly 14 men lived a hermit
solemnly reinterred, the ghostly existence,
pranks ceased as mysteriously there are many strange as they had started. creatures few have seen.
was
But when the Kista Dan safis further South this month, For instance, there are Yorick's ghost and even the wingless flies believed
to rigours of Heard Island will
be millions of years old. pale before the ordeal of set- Scientists presume that in ting this unexplored land of
ice and snow. the face of sixty-mile-nn- hour gales they decided it Tapping the minerals wili dilemma, present the first real would be easier
walk, for the
coal and uranium lie and so through the cen- deep under, the ice-cap, turies their wings atrophied
But
to
the risks
are worth and fell off completely. taking. And some day the "message written on a vermillion Island also sees the post in snowbound Heard Island migration of leopard may not sound so fantastic. It They go there to give says: "Wait here 'for trams -
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