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THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1955.

Attempt To Demolish PRISONERS More Emigrants

Air-Raid

Shelter

Berlin, Oct. 17.

A new attempt is to be made to demolish Gustav, Berlin's giant air-raid shelter, which was once written off as an indestructible relic of the war.

Allied bombers, British Army engineers and Berlin workmen have all failed to flatten the colossal structure, which could shelter 30,000 people at a time. But now post-war planning requires its destruction.

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site just outside the pluction WITH ot for a whole

stect concrete and

Hier himself ordered thing of a question of prestige stay the Nazi code nome for for the Hri ish and a source of to the Berliners. helter to be built in 1939, amusement

for the third ex- after the war be- Preparations few days

, sm

The bulk. 138 feet high

July 1948, after a terrific feet from1 corner look four years to complete. the rear, a mushroom of smoke rose walls were 15 feet five faches in the ale, the roofs of thick, and it bousted seven Hfs, houses were

anel a water were power station

mupling system.

and 231

year.

In

to

corner,

nearby

torn off, windows The shattered through

the reported vicinity and

worth

£8,300

about

about sterling. Ita tolak Cozi WITH £3,500,00

the siering. 4116

But Gustav Mull stood, a litte Nazis claimed that It was tha safest and largest sheiter in the shakin perhaps, and leaning a werlet

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Mail Notices

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The latest posting time for registered articles are generally one hour earlier than the tinies shown below. Particulars regard- the parcel malls can be ascertainn- ed by Pundity at any post once.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER (8

By Ar Maurya nylonesia, 3 p Thatiani,

en-

First group of former Ger- man soldiers to be released from Russian prisoner-of-war camps are pictured here Joying refreshment of Fried- Germany. land Camp, Went

have been released' The men following a

to promiso made German Chancellor West Konrad Adenauer by Marshal Bulganin during Негт Adenauer's recent

to visit Moscow. A total of 6,026 men are expected to be freed by the Rusilana-Express Photo.

Burma

After

Alime, fireat Britain de durope Russian Aid

Karen. 8 pm

Japan, & pm

Canada,

Philppines 5 pm.

By Surfnee

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19

USA. ADDE

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By Murface Chinn, Prople's Repubile, 9330 am

120,000 Tom of nerede blocks for road construction ware] severni trol tons.

be envid The badly bomb - dajnaged vubably metal seryj

the tug out of the kill, saving the j hongetal (74 SOMERING INCLUSIV ƒ.. Coller Haber: Koel

£200,000. Boo below were housed severalį city about Frans 29 erta per tucket upwards Thutated old people whose homes A truly Tamas Vine Morning Past It, Wyndhad been destroyıxd blivit Honghend

.....

Kowloon

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So now squads of

Salisburyi In the cold winter of 1946-7 hovels, have begun once mure

Hirosh oveupation

Macro, 2 pm auto prepare Gustav's destruct.en Tumbes ordered the destruction Chama Mal Sptetal. of Ganav, how in the British West Berla Seton of Berlan

Oriente Comercial

Importera, Kiporters and Ceneral Merchants

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South China Morning Post

enly authorities. bombarded the 13+2 1 with petitions to allow the shelter to remain until new i Jepit bela had been found

Hut in Apni 1947,

Gustav's

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To ADVERTISERS

SUNDAY POST HERALD Space for commercial advertising should be booked pot lator than noon on Wednesdays.

For the SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours

Hanste

20,000 Holes

Batch Aziny engineers drilled 20.000 holes in the sh Err wails) touring the axi hree months, ut I muity of cables were laid for the xplosion. On August 27, 1947, everyone living within Ebatt mile was evacuated and

but a few particularly wiki Fatumals were taken away from

Fr 700.

A 4 pin, a mighty explosion hok the eity. When the clouds of cust settled, the experts were amazed--the 20 tons of dynamite

damage. had done ile or nu to Gust:v,

A month later. the British authorities tried again this 1.me with 40 tons of explosive.

before date of publication. This attempt merely scurred one Special Announcements of the towers, and Classified Advertise - By this time, the destrueion ments as usual.

Guntay had brcome some-

PENINSULAR

of

Canada, 3 p.

Macao; p.m.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN-

I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THE CHIEF'S 'FACE WHEN HE HEARS ABOUT THIS.

THIS IS AWFUL.I'M NOT] SUPPOSED TO, TELL ANYONE!

FERDINAND

& ORIENTAL

NANCY

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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

BAGGAGE:

Friday, 21st October, at 12.00 noon for the UNITED KINGDOM via Straits, Colombo, Bombay, Aden & Port Said.

Passengers are requested to send ALL BAGGAGE to the Hongkong & Kow- loon Wharf Co.'s Godown at No. 2 GATE, CANTON ROAD ENTRANCE, by Noon on Thursday, 20th October.

SPECIAL NOTE: With the exception of hand packages earried by passengers themselves. ALL BAGGAGE must pass through the Wharf Co's Godown for loading on board by ship's slings only.

EMBARKATION: Passengers should embark between

9.30 a.m. and 11.00 a.m. on Friday, 21st October, 1955.

CLOSE THE DOOR --- YOU LEFT IT OPEN

Borneo. Zealand.

I'VE BROKEN ALL THE RULES! STAYING HERE SO LONG, USING THE GADGET, SELLING THE PILLSTELLING (YOU ABOUT IT--

Calcutta, Oct. 17. Burniere Premier U Nu sald today that he will invite Soviet Promier Nikolai Bulganin Soviet Communist Party and First Secretary Nikita Khrush chey to visit Burma.

RELEASED

Fire Cargo

To Be

Sold

Singapore, Oct. 17. Cargo valid it over M5250,- DOO about £31,000 which Was daged when the 6.650- ion Norwegian freighter Troju

ls to caught fire recently. auctioned here. tomorrow.

when

it Wils

Return Home

Vienna, Oct. 17.

Reports appearing almost daily in the press of the Soviet satellite states of eastern Europe sug- gest that the number of emigrants from Com- munist countries responding to their Governments” appeal to them to go home is increasing.

The press reports state that such and such an emigrant who has lived abroad for many years bas "voluntarily returned home because he could no longer bear life in the capitalist countries.”

Most of the people returning for all the political emigrant are simple folk, like farmers or groups abroad and supply reguler clerks, but there no

seem to reports to the Soviel änd sateliilo be increasing numbers of Intelke-governments. tuals and politicians asking fər repatriation.

The ampaign is being waged Altogether, it would appear anonymously and officially. that several hundred people have Special committees have been returned to Poland, Hungary, established in the Commaust Czechoslovakia, Rumania and countries "wa" the welfare of re- other Communist countries in the fugees." It three natha, Most of them seem to have breu in- henced by the widespread !retun homic" propaganda cam- paiga started by the Communist

Sthics a

few months れたい。

THREE FACTORS

Parce factors * contributed their devision:

'Three their decision:

1, 1)"

GLOWING COLOURS

In Czechoslovakia, this com- initter Issues a weekly news- paper entitled "the Voice of the Fatherland." which

circulated abroad,

widely

first

;Issue cetnined a complete List to jf the Czechoslovak Enbassies, hegation, and diplomatic missions factors contributed to abroad which "üre to supply all wish to return! emigrants who with the necessary Information."

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Kave accounts emigrants who had already re- turned, describing their new life elligious Czechoslovakia In the most

lowing colours,

1. The promise of a general amnesty for all, except a few criminal, irrespective of

political mic netivities while abroad,

their

2. The promise of a "suit- eable job on arrival," according

ly their profession.

3. The prospect of seeing

not aven for many years,

of

Czech and Slovak refugees living to camps or privately in Austria and West Germany have and clielais urging them to return home,

cefved leaflets

The Troja made for Sin

Singapore discovered by inmbers of the crew that hatch gain relatives whom they have No. 4

Czech was on are, while the

Svobodne Slovo, the 000 miles from the

Socialist newspaper, reported on Was

Although each of the Com-

June 3 that refugers willing to rotony.

mumst countries curries, sut un Afies a 120-har battle, Singa- individual campaign by radio, ment of people in exile for

jeturn have founded "the move- pore Harbour Board firemen put newspapers, leaflets and other return home.

EL the fire out after flooding the activities, it is believed here that Government

In a letter to the hatch containing over 30,000 begs central office with headquarters promised to "ogan'se the return Committee, they of ropen cake.

in Prague has been established of misguided rofugees," in coordinate them.

Local surveyors after taking the cargo off the ship decided to sell the damaged cargo

of

Such movements have so far

West Germany

in refugees Britain, and West Germany,

U Nu made the statement here, while en route to pay an

This office, known As the been established in France, the official visit to the Soviet Union. copra cako by auction, rather | "anti-canlgtatkön department."United States, U Nu said that Burma wanted than re-ship it because of an-under the Czechoslovak Ministry and Austria. to receive Soviet technical as other outbreak of fire.

of the Interior, is understood to sistance and to make trade

The vessel was bound for be headed by a high Russian Polish

and two satellite France arrangements which would help European ports from the Philippolice officer her sell her rice,

pince when, necording to Capt. oflcers-a Czechoslovak colonel, according to He said there was no question | A. Jorgensen, the fire broke belonging to the state securily

Vienna of Burma getting arms from out due te internal combustion, palice, and a Hungarian major,

-China Mall Special,

its task is to control the activities

the USSR.--France-Presse.

THE WARDENS'LL BE FURIOUS! THEY'LL

BE SEARCHING THROUGH THE AGES FOR ME --ANO PUNISH ME--

GIA TELE DE UTec tamen tendon, ten

8-15

I DID

I DIDN'T

YOU DID

DID

NOT

DID

YOU

YOU DID

I DIDN'T

DID

NO, I DIDN'T YOU DID

YOU

NOT

YOU,

DID

JOHNNY HAZARD

JOHNNY COULD HAVE SAVED HIMSELF THE TRIP TO KOLN'S PLACE. BOTH SUSPECTS ARE

STARRING IN THE FLOOR SHOW!

20

WHILE AT KOLN'S ROOM, JOHNNY KNOCKS AND...

LEAVING TOWN, KOLN7

AND NOBODY'S STOPPING MESSA

AUD14

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

-I ABAN FOR YOUR OWN GOOD!

WE HAVE FOUND YOU!

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

SLAM

By Frank Robbins

EVEN

MAGICIANS

Can't Carlsberg

Beat

FROZEN FRESH IN THE COUNTRY!

TRY

Libby's

FROZEN FOODS

TODAY!

BLACK MAGIC

ASSORTED

CHOCOLATES

...this situation calls for a

San Miguel

have

reports reaching broen systemati- cally "bombarded with letters country per- em their home

These suading them to return. letters are written by Polish nationals who have relatives or friends in exile upon the initative of the Government,"

HOW FLEASANT

Polish nationala visiting the Western countries have tried to get into touch with refugees. International congresses to which delegates of satellite countries have been admitted have also been used for this

purpose.

Prominent Polish leaders in Exile have been invited to visit their home country "to convince

themselves, as the reports state. "how pleasant He is there. They are evan sald to have been offered a free return to the West if they did not want to settic in Poland again.

Warsaw, the reports state, has even established a special radio

station, "Radio Fatherland,' with the slogan "Emigrants re- turn home, tho way into the

Fatherland is open to you," the

Long articles published satellite press reporting press- conferences and public meetings ut which the returned emigrants have described the "hot" in which th

had to live in the suggest that all the re- turned emigrants

been have

forced to engage in active pro- paganda against the West, Two young Czechs, for instance, told the Aufbau und Frieden, the

German

language newspaper in Prague, that they lived in a re- fugee camp near Bielefeld, in West Germany, where they were "forced to enrich their meals with the meat of stolen dogs and cats.

Other refugees, mostly

Poles were so hungry that they Ead to steal poultry and potatoes from nearby farms, and plunder tobacco shops."

There are two problems for the solution of which the Cum- munist regima urgaly need. the support of the returned emigrants.

The

LABOUR SHORTAGE

first is the thortage of Jabour In all these countries, und the second is the considerable resistance which the Communist regimes alili face; partly because of the low standard of living in theso

because

countries and parily

of the

unpopular ineasures enacted there,

The "onll-West propaganda" is designed to break

this resistance and makes the people believe that they are much better off than thair fellow-workers in the West-Ching Mall Special.

TV IN CEYLON

Colombo, Oct. 17. Telivision will be on show for The 'first' time in Ceylon at the: Royal Agricultural Exhibiikon in Colombo next January,“

A compact unit is to bo in-. gtailed in the American National Pavillion. Visitors will be ablo. to see themselves on the televi sion worden. China Mall Special,