The Eastern Economist January 16 1953

Naturally the pattern of self-government on the model of the Gold Coast has appealed to these chiefs instead of the permanent subordination to the supremacy of the white settlers which is all that the Federation may be able to offer in the name of the proposed partnership. [...] FUGITIVES FROM BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN In the Soviet zone of Germany the disgrace of Miisters like Herr Hamann Minister of Supply and the flight of Government officials in apprehension of the fate in store for them are reported to have accelerated the outflow of refugees from the Soviet Zone to West Berlin. [...] The Peace Treaty of which the reparations agrement was an integral part paid not the slightest heed to the capacity of the economy to make paymentsson the dates and in the form which were insisted by Russia. [...] The surplus of £197 600 000 for the first five months of the current financial year (July 1952 to June 1953) was one of the best for the period since the end of the war. [...] But the fate which visited Czechoslovakia in the shape of the orgy of large-scale trials of top leaders was averted because Hungary made satisfactory additions according to the share assigned to her to the industrial and military potential of the Communist bloc.