THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST. 16, 1952,
Tubby will not Indonesia's Claim To
part with the
egg at his feet Dutch New Guinea
By CRAVEN HILL
Trouble has arison in
London Zoo's Mappin Terrace pool, where two king penguin uggs are being Incubated.
One pair of kings, George and Baby, change over on their egg every few days. But with the other pair. Tubby and Mary, Tubby insists on having sole charge.
He carries the egg about on his feet and nothing Mary can do will make him hand it over,
"We have never known a king penguin hold on to an
TUBBY... and egg at his feet. Hapron hides it.
egg for so long," a Zoo oficial told me.
as
"Day after day Mary stands waiting patiently for her raste to hand over, and occasionally stands in front of him though imploring him to do so, But so far her entreaties have been in vnir."
Landon Express Service,
Still Being Maintained
AUSTRALIAN ATTITUDE CRITICISED
Djakarta, Aug. 14.
Australia may lose a friend and ally in Indonesia by opposing her
claim to Dutch New Guinea.
The goodwill which Australia enjoyed in Indonesia after the Dutch transfer of sovereignty in 1949 has waned considerably, according to some observers here.
Council Appointed For Nepal
Calcutta, Aug. 14. King Tribhuvana of Nepal 10- day accepted the resignation of the Premier, Matrika Prosad Koirala, and his Cabinet and ushered in the rule of a council of advisers.
Too Much Even Adlai Stevenson
For Ostrich
Berlin, Aug. 14.
young Australian ostrich died of indigestion today at the Leipzig City Zoo, the East German nows service ADN reported.
Amonk the things the bird swallowed were Iwo large brushes, a heavy iron bar, a large meel book, a metal window bolt and as- sorted... wooden sticks, — United Press,
Big Uranium Strikes In
Australia
S.
Sydney, Aug. 14.
Comes Out For States' Rights
Call For Good Local Government
Springfield, Ill., Aug. 14.
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SCHEME WAS TO POPULAR
Bank Has To Canc
Trading Plan
Landon, Aug. 14 Britain's now move wipe out her indebtedn The Democratic presidential candidate, Gov-to Europe by allow ernor Adlai Stevenson, in his first major speech British merchants to since his nomination, today called on the 18 States raw materials for doll to give such good government to their people that and sell them in Europe they would halt the "tidal wave" of centralised Sterling has proved power sweeping toward Washington, the Federal Popular that the Bank capital.
Invoking the historical American principle of "States' rights," Mr Stevenson said this drift to Washington would go on unless the States. per- formed those necessary functions of government
England today withdrew scheme for the time bein The Bank had been awam with applications from Bri merchants eagor: to do busi
a wide range of dollar ce tobacco and sugar, and olla
modities, such as grain,
Indonesians at that time spoke with gratitude of Australia's part in helping them to win in- dependence.
Large radio-active Now they are disappointed and puzzled at Australia's support for Dutch retention depot have been discovered which did not have to be performed in Washing-fats,
of West New Guinea,
uranium
in South Australia about 380 miles north of Adelaide. South Australia's Premier, Mr T Playford, announced today.
One observer. sald that feeling,
Somo hope is entertained for towards Australia had become a renewal of the hitherto abor- The Premier said the field, "hostile" among some Indone- tive Dutch-Indonesian negotiaalluated at Nicholas Knob, had sians. But official quarters re. Ucns on the subject this year. been found by State geologists fused to comment on this.
What new steps. If any, they working with Americans from to nehlove their the Atomic Energy Commission. have in mind
unknown. But, in tradition, they arc
capable of patience and per
Indonesians do not understand alm are Australian fears that Indonesian Eastern occupation of West New Guines would be a "threat to security." severance. They declare that they want only what they consider rightfully theirs and have no aggressive aims.
purely
Actually, to be
between
Indonesia already looks on Dutch New Guinea as part of the Republic"not to ΠΟΡΤΟΥ, not the day after
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to the White House, and his European which
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unwise and result in confusion in the public mind."
Mr Stevenson's speech was prepared for delivery at a Democratie rally at the Illinois State Fair.
He added that the State Government would immediately operate the field and begin a
The people will demand the thorough examination.
services and if they do not get Earlier today, the Northern them in the States they will Administrator, Me turn to the Federal Govern- Territory
"And every
Wise, announced the dis-ment. covery of what may be a large uranium feld at Edith River, 100 miles south of Darwin.
the
Prime
A Royal broadcast suid five advisers were selected, on a non- Party Unsin and included one
if anything, they say, they tomorrow, but now, at this very civilian.
stand with would
Australia moment," 1.3 President Sukarno
The recent Australian uranium against Communist ог other has said. The King cold the purpose of nggression because they value) in maps and propaganda, it finds have not affected the cur- the new regime was to weed out their new-found freedom as is already shown As part of rent negotiations for an agree nepotism and corruption, pro-much as Australia values hers, Indonesia under the Indonesian nent with the Combined Atomic
Energy Agency, by mote the people's welfare
They atop consider that the name, West Irian. looking after their immediate
Minister, Robert Menzies, told a New Guinea question is none of weeds, help establish un in Australia's business, but one to
Press conference tonight.. dependent judiclary to
He said that
volume of define be 3:ttled
Mathe fundamental rights and do the Indonesia and the Netherlands.
Indonesia still bases its claim the new discoveries had not yet utmost
to the territory on the ground been ascertained, but added that to expedite holding of
An independent foreign ob- that the Dutch transfer elcotions to set up
of, thero were signiflennt. Indien- constituent
server here commented:
"Aus- sovereignty meant the transferons at points 180 miles south assembly.
tralians are always thinking in-
of the whole of the former of Darwin and at several other King Tribhuvana said he de-terms of 'hordes of little brown Netherlands East Indies, with-paints in North and
| men casting cided to run the administration | me
covetous
out exception. Syes
| Australia-France-Presse. our wide open with the help of the council unt! | D
spaces'. It is It also has for an argument S the formation of a "harmonious of thinking and began to realise Now Guinea
time they changed their way that racially and historically is more akin to Indonesia than to the Dutch.
Observers here sympathetle to Indonesia's claim consider that the people themselves in West Now Guinea would prefer Indo- nesian to colonial rule, even if it did not bring any immediate benefit.
Panchen Lama's
New Functions
Calcutta, Aug. 14. The Panchen Lama In Tibet has assumed administration of Thang province, but Western Tibet, which the Chinese Con- munists craved
from
will not come under the Pan- chen Lama's rule, according to a report from Kalimpong.
ed
One of the first acts perform- Panchen Lama by the following his instalinent was to restore properties to landlords who lost their estates for sup porting his predecessor in 1922 when the rivalry between the Dalai Lama and the Panchen Lama caused the latter to flee to China.
#table and effective
Cabinet having the people's goodwill”.
The King is also proroguing the 1-member advisory as- sembly August 1.
which adjourned
on
that their Asian neighbours can be friends and allies."
REMAIN FIRM
on Despite failure so far to in- corporate Dutch New Guinea The Premier resigned three into the Republic, Indonesia's days ago in obedience to a claims to that territory remain Nepali Congresy working comfirm. millee directive, sponsored
Bisweswar Prasad Koirals, United Press.
ITALIAN TENOR IN MANILA
Indonesian leaders
AGNES
ure con--
.
The text of Mr Truman's in- vilation to the Republican #tandard-bearer showed that the Prodent offered to himish Mr Eisenhower weekly reports from the Central Intelligence Agency "as I also have for Governor
Stevenson." dollar you send
to Washington to pay for them will shrink before it gets back home. Our Federal Government has inevitably become bigger. Loo. But it should be unencum- In the discharge of its berea
malor duties by a lot of other jobs it need not do," ho sald.
monstrous
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And Mr Eisenhower wired the President that he will welcome the reports, but he added;
As Britain now has to se her monthly debts with
Union Payments the clearing house for int European trade entirely gold, any reduction in this des saves Britain gold, that is
la doll So the scheme announced week ago, of selling materials to Europe for Sterli meant in practice selling th for dollars. But only for a că fain time.
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Deals already approved w exceed $158 milion in value is learned.
IN THREE WEEKS If all these approvala br In actual business. Britain wo reach the stage of part p part credits in paymont fog Foods.
Is
In line with my view, how- As approvals lapse within ever, that the American people month If the business are entitled to all the facts in obtained, the bank will know Referring to the Republican the International situation, rave three weeks' time exactly h much they are committed for call for a change in administra- only in those cases where the
The decision will then be m tion, Mr Stevenson said: "cuelty of the United States is
whether to continue with involved, I would want it under- | have
that always thought
ot scheme or withdraw, Americans
the posservion for stood that a change
Grains deals, however, h ange these reports will in no other the better and disliice a change way limit my freedom to dis- formed such a large part of
A the worse. But
new
euss or
analyse foreign protota" approvals that grain fr doctrine is abroad in the land,
now on is excluded from judgment Iny doctrine of a change for the grammes
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scheme altogether-Reuter, dictates," sake of a change.
"It is like buying a surprise Mr Eisenhower wired Mr package at a novelty store. | Truman that he would instantly
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World Church Maybe the cigar they are offer-change his decision not to accept
Parleys
ing us is a good one or maybe the President's invitation if n it will explode in your face." gravo national emergency arose, Reuter.
In Washington, the White House secretary, Joseph Short, told reporters that there was no
Explosions Creating New Stars
Lund, Aug. 14.
"IKE'S" REFUSAL Some 230 delegates from 100 churches throughout the world
Denver, Aug. 14. question of a national-emergency Same critics still claim that gathered in
Mr Dwight D. Eisenhower, in the invitation. this South Swedish by Tibet,
the president of the Congress, vinced that Dutch New Guinea. Indonesian leaders have been town today to discuss inter- didate, today turned down an]Summerfield, Chairman of the Republican presidential CAT- In the meantime, Arthur E. his brother and political rival, eventually, will return to Incatag the drum" over New communion between faiths,
Washington, Aug. 14; Guinea to divert the attention of donesia's fold".
Among the faiths
ka- represented invitation from President Tru- GOP National Committee,
Brilliant "blue glant" st the masses from more pressing the Ecumenical parley are the man to be briefed on the inter-nounced in Washington that Mr rapidly expanding their ones and immediate problems plagu=]",
Eisenhower will cender Anglican, Baptist, Lutheran and national situation.
within tremendous explosions, n the ing young Repubile.
Mr Eisenhower Methodist. The Roman Catholic
candidates wired the Republican
and be helping to create others. seven Whether that is so or not, there not a member of the President that he was declining leaders from
States at loves Dr Walter Bande, of is no doubt that belief in
the invitation in order to re- Kansas City on Aug. 21.
Palomar to send
and Mount Indonesia's right to
W West New movement-is expected
main free to analyse publicly the Mr Eisenhower also has a observatories hert. Guinea has become just about observers to the conference.
The delegates will discuss policies and acts of the present nine-State regional conference They throw matter out the unanimous
scheduled for sparo which 16 WANTS TO million people scattered through ways of worship and the effect of Administration whenever it ap- with governors
push out the islands of the Archipelago, social and cultural factors on the pears to be proper and in the Boise, Idaho, on Aug. 20-Asso- together"
by the pressure church.Associated Press.
country's interest.
light rays from nearby constel Mr Truman Invited Mr Eisen-
Lona, hower
to attend a Cabinet luncheon next Tuesday and to talk with members of the Cen tral
Agency and the Intelligence presidential staff.
Governor Adlai Stevenson of Illinois, the Democratic candi- date for the presidency, attended a Cabinet meeling last Tuesiny and met with defence and in- telligence officials.
The report added that 5,000 Chinese troops had been posted -nt ---- Shegalse, - capitaj - of Alng province, and that no one was allowed to see the Panchen Lama without permission from the Communist commander of the city-Erance-Presse.
A British
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Manila, Aug. 14. Italy's famous tenor, Arrigo Poin, arrived here this mornlog from Rome for seven operatic engagements with the Manila] Opera Company.
BE FREED
Mexico City, Aug. 14. Agnes Kelly,
blonde
Pola, a member of the La Scala De Milano, hummed while Miss he talked to newsmen. It is American secretary of the his Arsi appearance
the Chinese Alr In
Force General Orient-Associated Press.
changed with embezzling $25,-' 000,000, sald today she does not know why she is being held in a Mexico gaol with her boss. She said, "I want to be out."
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The attractive former New York dancer said the is forced to sleep on the top of a hardwood desk in the same offee with Lt.-Gen, P. T. Mow, who is being held pending an extradition
hearing asked by the Chinese
Nationalist governemerit.
Miss Kelly, about 35, sald she alleged embezzlement and hoped hoped
had nothing to
do
that American Embarty, officials would secure her release.
Gen. Mow repeated his claim
that the charges against him were untrue and vowed that he would not retura ↑ "single cent" until he was certain that the money would go to the Chinese people instead of Generalissimo Chlang Kai-shelt.
Misa Kelly in Cuernavaca on Saturday night.
-Reuter.
Neo-Nazi Party In West Germany Dealt Fatal Blow
Bonn, Aug. 14.
A split in the extreme Nationalist Socialist
Reich Party (SRP), coming at a moment when the constitutional court at Karlsruhe is expected to pronounce the party illegal, may well mean its end, political circles in Bonn said today.
Fritz Dorla, First Chairman of the Party, was suspended from office today by Dr Karl Schrieber, Chairman of the Party's "Court of Honour,"
Two days ago Count Wolf parties, which have all dis- von Westarp resigned as Third solved in internal feuds after a Chairman of the Party because few months.
had said an underdonalet radical groups; none
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Mr Eisenhower has been critical of the Stevenson visit
Modernising
India's Mills
clated Press.
NEGRO CANDIDATE
Gravity then takes a hai New York, Aug. 14,
the contracting cloud becom Mrs Charlotta A. Bass, the luminous and a new star is bo Small embryo stars, bellev Progressive Party's Negro can- didate for Vice-President, told a
to be actually in the process Harlem Street corner crowd that being born, have been spotted
dust concentrations heavy Negroes should boyceit the
space in a four-year sky surg major parties at the November on the birth and death of st cicction.
Just completed here. A similar plea was made by Dr Baado classes former Congressman Vito Mar- generally into two age group cantonio, Stato Chairman of the One class which 110 24 American Labour Party, the Population One, are the co New York State arm of the Pro-parative youngsters found gressive Party.
the great dust cloud regions Boosting her running mate, the Milky Way, the galaxy Presidential candidate Vincent our own sun and the 80 Hallinan, Mrs Bass said there is system,
The other, Population T Hallinan "Just because ho is are the old and middle-ag currently, in gaol."
no reason to refuse to vote for
BALKAN FRONTIER INCIDENTS
stary concentrated in the hub Hallinan, 56-year-old San the Milky Way's giant spheri New Delhi, Aug. 14. Francisco lawyer, is due to leave wheel. Reuter. Modern machinery has been a Federal gnol on Sunday after installed or ordered for about serving a sentence for contempt 9.8 per cent of the total loom-
court. of cour
Mrs Bass, former publisher of age of India's mills, Mr T. T. Krishnamachari, Commerce and a California Negro newspaper, Industry Minister, told Parlia is now a New York resident, mont.
She reminded the audience, About £3,750,000 Sterling estimated at 500 by police, that so far been spent on the late Eugeno Deba, Socialist, modernising the jute milis, once got anore than 1,000,000 India's biggest dollar earners, votes for President while in he added.
gaol. This is intended not so much to increase output as to reduce the costs of production. Total cut ex- modernisation would penses by about 10.5 per cent.
has
of Darts' failure to resign after So rapid has this process been Gen. Mow was arrested with allegations In the weekly
that there are now over 100 publication
Der Spiegel that extreme Right-wing, or extreme Doris
PROTEST VOTE organisation would be
of which apart from the SRP Another American, Oliver if the Party were banned, which now have any significance.
Mre Bass and Mr Marcantonio Kissich of San Francisco,
was would remain under his and Mr The Socialist Reich Party taken into custody but
attacked the major party can Ge Remer's controi-probably from first attracted public notice at Mow and Miss Kelly said they abroad.
India exported 808,995 tons didates Dwight D. Eisenhower the end of 1950, when Otto did not know his whereabouts,.-.- United Press.
Remer, in a series of letters to of Jute goods during 1051-62 at and Adlai Stovenson, or the Dr Schrieber suggested in a
a value of £102,600,000 Sterling, civil rights issue, letter to Dorls that the Spiegel the Prews, publicly justified his --Reuter,
Mr. Marcantonio said: "Don't stay home. The way is to pro allegation would probably have action in helping to put down
A "deadly effect" on the SRP's 1944 bomb plot against WELFARE TEAMS procal voto is never a
Hiffer
FOR MALAYA
Unique Show The developments left
In Germany
General pito Ernst Remer, the Second Chairman, as the Party's effective loader. But, according to a reliable political source in Bonn, Remer today, resigned from the party
Ho
NEGATIVE POLICY
Its first electoral success was
United Nations, Aug. 14 The Balican Subcommission! the Peace Observation Comm slon met here today and animously "took note of
military observers special report of the United Greece regarding incidents the vicinity of Gamma Isla close to the Greek-Bulgar frontier.
Mrs Bois sald: “My slogan is
The Commission added 1 'win or loso, we win, You know
aware that one of the causes
was the accidents happen. You may wake the incidents London, Aug, 14. in May, 1951, when it scored 11
The Order of St. John up on November & and find that troversy over the actual posi
of the franter, pen cent of the votes in the sorting 25 welfare teams to
Vincent Hallinan is President of
wre his also: noted that Lower and won 10 of the
Saxon sinte elections
and
Vico Charlotta 168 seate
resettlement areas in Malaya ot
peated efforts to solve the request of Bir Gerald President," This
was followed shortly, in Dinkolabuehl, Aug. 14.
was reported to have given
British Templer,
Corliss Lamont, son of the inte controversy by direct negot High Com- Sharks teeth, shrunken human the sans reccome for resigning Bremen, where they got 7.7
Anoncler Thomas W. Lamont tions under the auspices of heads and feathers are among as Count Wostary, namely per cent and eight out of 100 missioner in Malaya,
ponti the 18,000 types of currency differences with the First Chair Their main appear is in Pro-
Two sisters, Miss Marjorie and American Labour Party United Nations have hithe
falled and t Miller and Miss Nancy Miller, designee for US, Sonator, was
vigilance the Subcommin used by man through the ages to man, Dr Doris,
other speakers at the of Ipswich, will be the first to among be exhibited at a musetun hero.
of Remer's re-testant areas with high unem-
over the developments in The report
go when they fly from London meeting. and high
desirable." Bunton, refugee
He urged an "overall settle-
Commission Airport on Monday-Reuter, signation followed newn from playment The collection, amassed by an Hanover that, the Party's No-figures,
ment" with Russia for world
appreciation of antique dealer, Georg Weineck,
They thrive in the resentment
pesce, East German refugee, over 48 tional Council was due to meet
Brigadier Hervey secretly on Sunday to try and of the population against econo- Includes bugo years
barter
*Bowship between United ing to chief awards of the Uwamba tribe in patch up the party's differences, mie distress, which they attri
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I wish appointment of his succes Remote, 10 Eraser, 20 Eases, 22 Term, 23 Acrid, 25 Cobra, teeth, emails houses and Chinese mainly owing to its colourful Allles.
Like other radical parties, the signatures to a petition for the star orator, General Raner, had porcelain coins, 26 Timber, 27 Elder, 28. Plods, 29 Decree. Down: 1 Armature,
won far more attention abroad polley of the Socialist Relch release of Japanzee war Secretary (of State) Acheson Colonel J. Reid, also 2 Postures, 3 Ream, 4 Expires, 6 Monitor, Elicit, 7 Torso, Silver chipet from another than it deserved,
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