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THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD.
IN
Victims
·
Berlin To Share Out
£20 Million A Year
Berlin, Mar. 21.
The West Berlin city government plans to pay out 1,750,000,000 marks (about £146,000,000 sterling) to victims of Nazi persecution in the next seven years in full settlement of their 11-year-old claims.
With the financial year beginning on April 1 the city will for the first time have 250 million marks each year solely for these compensation payments, against only 300,000,000 marks made available in the five years since 1951.
in assembling necessary for
the Anal
Most of the money will go dificulties Lo former Jewish Berliners evidence who have since settled abroad, settlement than had Berlin or to the heirs of those who residents. have died without getting the promised payments in time.
The long dejny envinged, even under the new plan. not Berlin's fault.
FIND REST
.is
an
Long ago the city began lo pay compensation for imprison→ ment, preferably in the form of annuities. R 19 also paying people who were wrongfully Imprisoned In Nazi-occupied areas or regions "under Nazi influence."
entalted This historian's labour in determin- ing for instance, from what date The city. Impoverished
and the Rumanian,
Vichy French. requiring constant "arificial Italian or Bulgarian authorities feeding" because of its isola-imprisoned anti-Nazis tion in Communist-ruled terrl-man orders. tury, depends almost entirely on West German festeral foods for its compensation payments.
The Federal Government has now promised to pay 90 per cent of the agreed seven annunk Instalments, leaving the city find the rest in its ordinary budget.
ourly
con
to
pay
EXACT CHECK
nt Ger-
It also meant an exact check as to whether these internment camps approximated in the horror of their conditions to the notorious concentration al Belsen or Auschwitz.
Berlin recognised
non-Jewish
camps
the claima who
women
rather than
Both Britain and the USA aro giving top priority to research in guided rockets and mis- Pictured left is a siles. model of the high altitude rocket and launcher de- signed by the Ministry of Supply Royal Aircraft Establishment to meet the needs of the Royal Society in their pro- gramme for upper atmo- sphere research. The ap-
paratus will enable sound- ing equipment to be carried into the upper atmosphere at heights of than 100 miles. more The rockets 25 feet long and 17 inches in diameter -
will be pro- pelled by a solid fuct motor. Scientific Instru. ments will be carried in the nose cone and part of the body, Pictured right is the latest guideð
missile to be produced by US experts the "Red- stone." It was develop- ed by a guided mlasile leam headed by Dr Wernher von Braun at Redstone Arsenal, is now of the projects of the Army Ballistic Mis- sile Agency. Photograph was taken during a recent Ordnance Corps test,
Express Photo.
one
GOAL FOR PLAYBOY SWINDLER
New York, Mar. 21. A Milwaukee and New York playboy, son of one of America's richest women, was sentenced to prison to day by a judge who called him "one of the deepest dyed premeditated thieves
Therefore Berlin
as fast as the Federal of Parliament appropriates funds,faced persecution and there is a vast discrepancy abandon their Jewish husbands
ever since the incomprehensible have ever met".
дл administrative
The
willingness of the
various parts of West Germany court president who told such a
verdict of
to compensate victims of Nazism,
In
re-
Since the upper house, which state interests are
esented. has to approve these appropriation bills, a Federal Government even as willing as Dr Konrad Adenauer that of must take notice of the most i returtant state government.
YARDSTICK
Notice to Shareholders
NOTICE
hereby given Chart Fre Ortinney Yearly Meeting of the Shureholders. of The Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd., will be held at the Registered Office of the Company Second Floor,
The reluctant states are also Telephone House, Des Voeux
applying the brakes ing and improving Rond Central, Hongkong), un on payments, An arendent Friday, 23rd March, 1956 at to the federal compensation Jaw, long approved by the federal government and most being
late govenments, İst sun fought through the objections of a minority of stele governinents.
12 Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Board of Directors together with 1ive Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1965, to re- elect
Director #th to appoint Auditors.
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 10th March, 1966 to the 23rd March, 1956, both days inclusive.
By Order of the Board,
A. SOMMERFELT.
Secretary. Hongkong, 28th Feb., 1956.
to widen- compensa.
The city government of West Berlin. like Dr Adenauer, takes the view that willingness to compensate the innocent victims of
Nazi persecution 13 the yardstick by which the Westem world measures German demo- стасу.
In Berlin the realisation abundant good-will
problem for guter
of
Is thun in
il
any other West German state, Almost one third of all claims have been lodged here because Berlin had
a big Jewish com- munity, swollen in the latter prewar yenra since Jewish
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES people were even worse off in
Consignees per
CIE DEA MESSAGERIES
MARITIMXB
LE. "MEINAM”
are hereby natined that their cargo will be discharged Into the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.'s godown where it will bo at consignees risk and subject to the whorf's terms and conditions of storage and where delivery may be obtained.
Damaged packages are to be lett in the godown for examination by consignees and the company's sur- veyors, Messes. Goddard de Douglas at 10 a.in. on Saturday, 24th March, 3950.
No claknd will be admitted after the goods have left the godown' and all goods remakning kandelivered after the 39th March, 1930, will be subiret to rent.
All claims against the vessel mtiri or before the 17th April, 1954, or they le presented to lie undersigned may not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance will be effected,
CIE DES MEJBAGERIER
MARITIMES
Hong Kong, Niat March, 1958.
the provinces.
+
More than 120,000 people, nearly 60 per cent of them now living abroad, have lodged 220,000 claims for compensa- tion.
Compensation 14 something apart from restitution of pro perty which can still be handed back. It embraces compensation for loss of life of the bread- winner, wrongful imprisonment, damage to health, damage professional earnings, toss of income and confiscation of monty, valuables and financial holdings.
CHRONIC
the
BEGGAR
the
To
West Berlin,
chronic Federal Treasury, has a good beggar at
door of the record of achievement despite Its mountainous problems,
About a quarter of all claima have been satisfied since 1951 and, thanks to constant pressure In Bonn, more than 305,000,000
months alone,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES marks were paid in the past 10
"BATAAN"
Damexed cargo ex this vestel will }
Many of tho amenchñente the Federal compensation
under discjmeiom
to
Jaw
Kare
by surveyed, by Mears, Goddard & prompted by Berlin and in Douglas at Holt's Whart from 10 sad, many coam carried into effect on March 24, 1958, und - coralgiess | here trader state Imy before any are requested to have their repis |other“ slate."
amitatives présent during the mirvoy.
BUTTERFIELD A SWISE, Aziaat Agenta..
Berlin started to make ad«,
vance payments
mainly to the vacy, old, vielme anie, who lived in poverty obrond
woman:
I
you could have Hobert Schlesinger, 37, was divorced him." China Mail sentenced to five to ten years Special.
in prison by Judge John Mullen,
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
SO-YOU SHOT THEM WITH RIFLES-THEY EXPLODED INTO NOTHINGY ARE YOU, LIARS OR FOOLS1 LOOK!
FERDINAND
NANCY
MRS. ADAMS
WANTS ME TO
WALK HER DOGS
JOHNNY HAZARD
GOT A HUNCH ONE OF THOSE ·
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| MIGHT HOUSE THE STOLEN CAR WHILE JOHNNY COVERS BY AIRE, BROOK...WE'LL DO SOME LEG
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He had pleaded guilty to two | suspicious and stopped payment counts of grand farveny in a on a cheque, $330,000 swindle of two Milwaukee diypartment store owhere and a Los Angeles car dealer.
Part of the swindled money was involved in a front-page argument over $132,000 worth of Jowellery Schlesinger gave petress Linda Christian, without
paying for it.
Miss Christian frat refused to return the jewels to the Fifth Avenue Jewellery frm of Van Cleef and Arpels. A settlement was finally arranged.
was
His mother is
Schlesinger's father member of a prominent Mil- waukee family. the Countess Mona Bismarck, to the multi-million-
heiress
He later sald he was unable dollar fortune of her lost hue- to meet the bill because one of { band, Harrison Williams. - his swindle victims became United Press.
THEY REACHED THE TOPI SEND THE 'COPTER AT ONCE WITH A MACHINE GUN! ALSO SEND MORE MEN TO ME!
OH, NO....m I'LL BE WARM AS
TOAST:
WAHILI IN ONG OF THIE A WINDY
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
WHAT US
DIGGINS FORD
A URANIUM VEIN THINK, IT MUST BE
CLOSE TO THE SURFACE. KEEP
GOINO.
By Ernie Bushmiller
By Mik
By Frank Robbins
QURTZ I'M ON THE PHONE... NOW, MIPS STEFFIMA.THESE
PAPERS ARE MARKED, “KE.
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THURSDAY, MARCH XI Xby Alt Paklitan
Middia Exost Great Britais. Europe, o p.m.
By Burface
Mao-Calris, 3 p.m.
MANO, D.m..
Attor
FRIDAY, MAREN 23 By Air Thailand, Burve, India, 8.4.m. Formosa, Japan, Kores, Okinawa, Noors
Philippines, Australia, Now Rea. land, pea.
Quam, Hawell, U.S.A. 2 p.m. Formos, e p.m.
U.B.A. & Carado, & p.m. Thailand, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain & Europe, By BurficS
p.m.
Chika, People's Republic, 10.30
a.m.
Maeno, p.m.
Japan Coada 2 p.m. Indonesia. p.m.
Mano, p..
DATURDAY, MARCH 2
By Air Japan, B., Peking. Shanghat, Haw, Hum ming. 10 2,279.
Thailand, Malaya, Indonesia, Aug- tredia, New Zealand & Cylon, Neon,
PHILppines, 2 p.m.
Brok
Thailand. India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Europe. 6 p.m.
&
„Malaya, Indon^xio, Australia, New Zealand, 0 p.m.
Formos, Japan, Okinawa, Kotes. 6 p.m.
Bawin, U.S.A., Canada, ◊ p..
By Surface Formara, à,m.
Chine, People's Republic, 10.30 am. Macro, p.m.
Indo-China. France, & p.m. Indonesia. 4 p.m.
Thailand. p.m.
Malaya, Burma, 0 p.m.
Chini, People's Republic, 0 p.m. Maceo, p.m.
Macao. 1 p.m.
BUNDAY, MARCH 25 By Surface
MONDAY, MARCU 28 By Burface China, People's Republic. 10:30 am. Philippines, Nood,
I p.m.
N. Borneo, A p.m. Macao, & p.m.
TUESDAY, MARCH 27 By Barface China, People'a Republic. 10.30
Malaya, Ceylon, Ader, Middle Park, Great Britain & Europe, il em.
Maceo 1. p.m. Burme, India, 2 p.m. Pakistás & Italy. Mnos, & p.m.
EVEN MAGICIANS
v.m.
Can't Carlsberg
TRY
If we were
any fresher
we'd still be on the vine!
Libby's
FROZEN STRAWBERRIES
TODAY
NO WITCH HÚNTS.
SPY CHECK PROMISE BY GOVT
London, Mar. 21. The Home Secretary, Major Gwllyn Lloyd George, assured the House of Commons tonight there was no danger of “witch- hunting" for Communiste In the public services just for the sake of witch- hunting.
He was referring to doubts that the right of the Individual might be threatened as expressed by some members during o de- bate on the Government's latest measures to guard state security against Communist spies.
These measures were recom- mended by committee of minis- ters and former ministers picked
to
investigate tho nation's
security
set-up following the fight to Moscow of two British diplomats, Donald Maclean and Guy Burges.
Some Allen
Mr Lloyd-George said some members thought too little at- tention was being paid to the rights of the 'individual. It was true, he, salch, that some of the counter-measures Wero to the British liberal tradition, allen
measures
but so was the menace they set out to circumvent.
"That is a point which wa must never forget," he cald.
The Government's gained general support from the house,
Mr Kenneth Younger, former Labour Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, said an in- efficient security system, with- out proper Government support, merely invited the occasional
Q
failure which leads to alarm, to spy mania and witch-Inmting which we hove seen in the United States."
The Measures
Some of the Government measures are secret but those publicly announced include one urging Government departments to tilt the balanco in
favour
of
security rather than the rights of the individual in deciding future
ure of some public servants.
the
For Instance
living
with
A
a' person
wife or husband who is
or Communist
a wife or Communist sympathiser may from secret work.
be removed
Another caillsi on heads of de partments to get to know their staff and report on much failings as drug addiction, homosexuality or loose living, which could seriously affect man's re lability and make him a pawn for blackmail by foreign agents.
Sixty-two
persons had been "purged" ng Communists in the last
five years nine in the higher ranks (out of 650,000) and 53 in the lower, industrial ranks (out of 400,000).
"These figures provo we are not making life intolerable for people," Major Lloyd-Georg atided.Heuter.
Rebels Attack In Force
Algiers, Mar. 21. A band of 200 rebels armed with rikes and ztztematik weapons, attacked a rural mobile protection group at Beni Med. jaleb, nine miles from Chev→ reuil in the Constantine Depart ment today.
During the first exchange of fire
the Caid Ben Habyles Abdel Madjid, brother of the Senator for Constantine, and two others were killed.
After o
violent engagement the rebels WOTO driven off, leaving behind seven dead. The protection group lost six killed. --France-Presse,
Turks Arrested
Booul, Már. 21. Republle of Koroa nailona). police today reported the arrest. of two Turkish soldiers suspicion of shooting to death a 16-year-old Korean boy mer
ROWNTREES. the westers truco front United
MILK
CHOCOLATE .-WITH ALMONDS AND RAISINS
this situation
fle for
San
Miguel
Press,
Kashmir Dispute
Pakistan
pute with
Karachi, Mar. 21.
is to raise her die-
India over Kashmir:
at the next
Baghdad
Pact
meeting of the
counell
in Teheran in May, an official: source said today-Reuter.
HEROIN SEIZED
The seizure of a large quantity. of heroin in the central datelet yesterday resulted in the appear- arico before Me His-dhing Lo ut Central this, moming of a 36-- year-old woman, Wout Wad-tu on a charge of
of possession dangerous drug
Wong was alleged to have had the heroin at No. 104, Wellington, Street, second floor. She loves remanded until tomorrow.
Seriously Injured
At 933 p.m. n truffle socident occurred" at Gloucester Roa the fanations with
West, in whics
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