Further Treatment in Berlin for Herr von Ossietzky A
Steps Taken Steps were taken by the Japanese authorities last night to prevent the removal or damaging of valuable radio sending and receiving equipment which formerly belonged to the Chinese Government Radio Administration, This action, Domei learned. was to prevent sabotage activities of "the equipment by employees of the administration who walked out yester-gay, The removal or damaging of the equipment, it was explained in Japanese circles, would cause serious losses Berlin, Jan. 4, Rumours current abroad that the author, Herr Karl von Ossietzky, "who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1936, intends going to Switzerland to undergo a cure for his lung trouble, is stated here to be unfounded, Herr von Ossietzky. who is still in a Berlin sanatorium where his health has much improved, has no intention of leaving Germany, but will shortly take a special trea ment here for his complaint. He enjoys unrestricted liberty, Neither is he in financial difficulties, the Nobel Prize having been paid out to in revenue to the Mackay Radio and him in full.
Telegraph Ca, Radio-France, Tele-His former legal adviser, a Ham-sunken, and other radio networks]burg lawyer by name of Wano, will which have traffic contracts with the be tried before a Berlin court at the local system by delaying a resump-lend of this month on the charge of tion of the complete service inter-fraud. Wano, disbarred in 1983 for rupted by the walkout. This service, professional misconduct, was ap-Japanese sources indicate, would soon pointed by Herr von Ossietzky io be resumed under Japanese control. administer the latter's ancial Messages were being received {or affairs during his severe illness and transmission at the Jinkee Road office invested capital, including the Nobel yesterday, but no local deliveries Prize money, in various undertakings were being made. These messages of highly speculative nature. Wano's were accepted and dispatched without fee amounted to Rin. 20,000, Had it
of the CGRLA. was removed to tem- pons h eek satis pen Receiving. an ipmen! not been for the German Herr Mer porary quarters in the French Con- The In Settlement
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