CORRECT on all occasions
VULCAIN
SWISS
MADE
COMMENT OF
THE DAYS
The Future Of Malaya
THAT essentially man of
THAction
General Sir
Gerald Templer, has again offered some trenchant views on the future of Malaya as "multi-racial nation." But while lis purpose is beyond reproach, the one question which, as the Manchester Guardian has pointed out, needs be answered in how does the General stand in regard to the means with which to achieve that purpose? The
to
sullent fact in the Malayan situation is still the deep sented uneasiness in the Malay racial community over the ultimate intentions of the vigorous, in- dividualistle, and cally dominant Chinese
econom
of
ed "alliance" between the
ness
Malaya. The recently form. United Malays National Or ganisation and the Malayan - Chinese Association has not altered the fundamental position. This "ailiance" still has the appearance of being little more than ર loose coalition to safeguard certain interest. Nor do the latest expressions of eager for "national in- dependence" by the UMNO feaders indicats real Malay confidence that a permanent partnership between Chinese and Malays is being form- ed. Tliere is only one way to remove the dangerous communal cleavage in Malaya and that is to solve the problem at its roots, which are he
economie backwardness of the pro- rural Malay dominantly community. What is need- ed in a concentrated assault on village ignorance, poverty, and illiteracy. this lies the key to genuine partnership tween the communities in a future nation. But to make this possible two things are needed: ndequnte finance -and-qualified -personucl.........
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CHINA MAIL
No. 35550
Established 1845
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, . 1959.
BERIA MYSTERY
Soviet
Secret Police Chief "Missing"
FAILS TO
ATTEND BIG FUNCTION
London, July 1.
Lavrenti P. Beria, who became the No. 2 man in the Kremlin hierarchy on Stalin's death, has become the subject of speculation since Moscow released on Sunday, a list of 12 top men which did not contain his name.
Prime Minister Georgi M. Malenkov and 11 other Soviet leaders went to the Bolshoi theatre in Moscow on Friday night to see a new opera called The Decembrists, based on the uprising against Tsarist autocracy in St Petersburg in 1825.
The 11 names comprised all the full members of the Party Presidium except Beria, secret police chief and Interior Minister. They also included the names of two alternate (non-voting) Presidium members and of one Minister, V.A. Malyshev, who has not so far been named as a Presidium member,
The announcement of the visit appeared on the front pages of Pravda, the Communist party newspaper, and Izvestia, the Government newspaper. This was also put out by Tass, the official news agency.
No explanation of Berin's absence from the list was given.
Three Soviet
Ambassadors Called Home
Had he been in
Moscow and
in good health it is regarded here as certain that he would with hia have been
colleagues for what was evidently a "state. Uccasion."
The listing of high Sovie! ofciain in Д strict order of seniority follows definite pat- fern and emission of names is never accidental,
For instance, all members of Stalin's old Politburo (re-)
London, June 30. Russia's Ambassadors in organised the capitals of the Big Three Western Powers have been called home to Moscow, it was disclosed tonight..
Mr Georgi Zarubin left New York by air,
telling reporters ho was going to see Mr Molotov, is clear that the impres. the Soviet Foreign Minister.
and renomed the
Party Presidium last October) were automatically present at the May Day parades in Moscow. The fallure of any one of them to altend, would have been re- evidence that the person was either sick or out of favour. For a Politburo member to be "out of town" at the time of the May Day parade almost unheard of.
Was
London records show that tho i
last time Beria was mentioned as appearing in publle in Russia was May Day this year.
Russians Watch On Frontier
With the Russians keeping close armed watch or the East-West borders of Berlin, approach to the border becomes dangerous for those in the West, so this picture of a Soviet tank with its armed crew was taken by a long-focus camera.-London Express,
Planning For The
"Little Bermuda Talks Proceeding
London, June 30. The British, United States and French
Price 20 Cents
Violent Criticism Of
Mossadegh
Teheran, Juna 20. Ayatulla Kashani, Per- sian religious leader and speaker of the Majlis (lower house of Parlia ment), declared in A -violently worded attack on the Prime Minister, Dr Mohammed Mossadegh, that "such men should be hanged by the people if they continued to persist In their efforis,"
ад
attacked Mossadegh for assuming "dictatorial seeking to
powers violate
ди
murder Persia's constiin. tion."
In a statement issued on tha OVC of the Majlis scation to clect a now Speaker, he declared “Buch men are bound to be de- feated by the people."
Kashani,
former hossadegh supporter, has submitted himself for election as an opposition candidate. He said he ac- cepted the post last year only to protect the con-- sitution Rester.
Impeachment Demand Unlikely To Succeed
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Russians Ease Restrictions
E. Berlin
In
Berlin, July 1.
Soviet military authorities today cancelled the curfew imposed in the mid-June riots in East Berlin but left other emergency measures in force. East Berliners were told they could now move freely at any time in their own sector. The Soviet order did not mention traffic between East" and West. But the East German authorities today started issuing, one-day passes for West Germans to enter the Eastern sector of the capital to visit relations and friends or to buy food.
The way was still barred to occupation staff unless they had special passes, and trams, buses and overhead. railway trains were halted at the East sector border. In a now concession to the people enslaved by Moscow. workers, East German authorities Dulles sald that while the: Announced that. meat will be unrest has been expressed most supplied on all ration cards from violently in East Berlin and the. today. Up to now, the customer Soviet Zone of Germany, thera has often had to accept ish or have been, indiestions of it else eggs instead of meat.
where.
A shooting accident broke the complete quiet yesterday which has reigned for several days tho East-West along
barder.
testor
UNKEST ADMITTED
London, June 30. Czechoslovakia admitted today An East German policeman for the first time that there has dropped his automatic pistol anders throughout Czechoslovalda"
been serious unrest
among
It went off, hitting a woman and
work-
child who were standing on the and announced Goverment plans border between the Russian and for a crackdown tomorrow on: the American sector,
slowdowns and absenteeism: Police reports did not indicate
Á Czech broadens monitored whether they
seriously here called for the "consolida- wounded
tion of working discipline in the West Germans wanting one-
places of work day trips to East Berlin Armed
throughout long queues today at the three now. Government decreD
Czechoslovakda" and said the
Wero
was
Members of a House Judi-gateways from the British, followed by demands from trade
ciary Sub-Committee told Representative W. M. (Don)
French and American sectors.
CYCLISTS FIRED ON unions that "atrict action bo West Berlin police last night taken against all, who by lack
Platz, where the the national economy as well as Soviet, American
their fellow workers."-United and British
Press.
Wheeler, a Democrat, today summe
reported shots at the of working disipline, damaged
that he had failed to make a case for impeaching Su-sectors meet. preme Court Justice William O. Dougins...
The Chairman, Mr R. Grabam, a Republican, told Mr Wheeler. "You have
not fully compre hended the depth of these charges in a legal sense which we lawyers know and under- stand,
Mr Wheeler, 38, is a famer and a former school teacher,
Representatives Frances E. Walter, a Democrat, said that Mr Wheeler's impeachment re- solution furnished the Kremlin with
* valuable propaganda weapon.
sion which can be made He said he did not know when on all these problems is he would return, but expected
the it would be soon." largely a function of
Mr Jacob Malik, recently ap money and personnel which
pointed Sovjet Ambassador ini
In the reorganized and stream- can be put into rural de London, left Britain by plane
lined party Presidium announced velopment and education, for In India where an
to be wanted for con- Malenkov became Prime Minis- greater state of rural back- sultations.
Mr Alexei Pavlov, the Russian ter, there were 10 full members wardness exists this has
envoy in France, paid a "fare- been clearly realiser. The well visit to President Vincent call "candidate") members. new Village Community De- Auriol today but was understood velopment Projects there to be still in the French capital provide for every group of tonight. His Embassy refused five villages involved to any comment until tomorrow
development Reuter.
even beltscow, where he too is directly after Stulir. died and ernments were in close coneultation today, plan- | immediately after
have its own officer (the comparable figure envisaged for the Malayan Rural and Indus- trial Development Authority is about one development officer for every hundred villages). At present, under i the pressure of falling rub- ber and tin prices, the Malayan Government la
Wants Japan Rearmed
Washington, June 30. Senator Everett Dirksen (Re-
rearm.
and
munist Party).
The three-Power talks, an attempt to realign Western policy towards the Communist world, will be preceded: and followed by separate meetings between Mr John Foster Dulles, the American Secretary of State, and the Marquess of Salisbury, British Acting Foreign Secretary, and Mr Dulles and M. Georges Bidault, the French Foreign Minister.
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French
The East Berlin police had
ACCUSATION
Berlin, itio 30.
of
The Soviet Military Com
East
Berlin,
En
fired several times at Iwo cyquets trying to take a short cut across the square" which, la East Berlin territory they cald, mandant The cyclists role on Into East Major-General P. T. Dibrova, Berlin
inalated in a note to the Western. Three East German policemen Commandants that the riots of
chase, and
West June 17 were organised by the later with a bicycle. Berliners said they returned Westem powers, according to the ADN. East Greman news agency,
The Western Commandants Herr Talt Vibricht, East Ger-.
note to General Dibrova on man Deputy Premier, was award-a ed the title of "hero of labour," June 23 had rejected Soviet ADN, the allicial East German charges that agents equipped news agency reported. It said with bottles of petrol and radio the award was in recognition of had been sent from West to
Berlin. his outstanding work for the East "peace economy" of East Ger- General Dibrova sent aimlar
to the three
Western many and for a."united, Demo- notes cratie Germany."
Commandants Major-General was bestowed upon Thomas 3, Timberman, United President States Mojor-General F..F. C,
Thecht by
Herr the only Wilhelm Fleck,
bla
for at least a month committee of the House of
estate
ncar
in
agulast
|
vans' on
of | atructions to the riots."---Reuter,
SUNDAY
EXPRESS
Baby Book
The terse comments of Sub- Committee members indicated that they would recommend that the full Judiciary Committee kill the resolution.
Mr Wheeler was
Manceau - Demiaux, Gov-witness
at a brief hearing on in a communique and announced Coleman, British; and General the resolution bo had introduced sident's Chancellery-Reuter.
MUCH UNREST
He said: "It is now no Mr Douglas ning for their Foreign Ministers' meeting in stayed the executions of the
Washington, June 30. secret that American aircraft Secretary,
ary of State John Fost-on June 17 dropped provoca- atom Washington in ten days' time.
sples Jullus and Ethei
er Dulics said today there is five leaflets four alternate (sometimes
over East Berlin Rosenberg United Press.
HIS MISTAKE
evidence of considerable unrest inciting the people against tho OTHER NAMES MISSING
Washington, June 30,
in the European satellites of Government. (Democrat, Georgia) said today
that Riss Russia. The names of two of the four
is no secret W. M. Wheeler Representative
He said at a news conference (the
Com- American High "alternates" appointed at that
that he was wrong in linking time were also missing from
that this unrest indicates the 60- mission's radio in West. Berlin) the Sunday's list. One was Leonid
the Supreme Court Justice Wil- viets have ever extended them and loudspeaker
selves and are unable a divorce ense
to rule sector, border, broadcast G. Melnikov, who recently was
am Douglas to in his elf
the millions completely efforts to fired from his position as party
have Mr the Ukraine bosy in
(First
Douglas impeached. Secretary of the Central Com- Arrangements for meetings to Sir Winston Churchill, who
Mr Wheeler, pressing mittee of the Ukrainian Com-be held on July 10 were today has been ordered by his doctors idem.c
of "high crines and discussed between Lord Saila-to rest
misdemeanours" against Mr The other absentee was M. D. bury and the French and Ameri-because of fatique, today spent
told a
a special Judiciary Bagirov, a party official from
another quiet day at Soviet Azerbaijan, about whom cun Ambassadors in London.
included The "Little Bermuda" con-beautiful 30-acre
Representatives he had little has been heard of sinceference is being arranged at shert Westerham in Kent.
his charges
Mr March.
Douglas the divorce case on the notice because the ill-health of Mr Malyshey, the only ron Sir Winston Churchill
Authoritative sources said to basis of a newspaper export. neces-
The implication carried in the of the day they did not expect an having to think in terms publienn, Illinois) proposed today!ber of the Presidium listed sitated a postponement
in bat the United States should teclinic at the theatre, is a meeting he planned with Pre-immediate Government reshuffle, | Howspaper. Glory was false," Mr Eisenhower and M. But announcement this evening Wheeler mid, "the divarco pro- not of expanded effort
i Vice-Premier Joseph Lanic), the
that Mr Harold MacMillan, the ecedings in Portland, Oregon, the field of rural develop. take action to permit Japan to ist. He was a special-sident under Stallo and at present is Prime
Minister, Britain's Minister of Housing, may have to did not involve Justice Douglas." ment but of economies and
Yesterday Mr Wheeler asked He also urged that France Minister of the Transport and Bermuda isles ne
undergo a gall bladder operation next week a reduced pace of advance. should give complete Independ- Heavy Engineering industry.
the Cabinet the House to examine records of Mala problems facing the three has complicated Doubtless.improved methods ence to Indo-China.
At Stalin's
three Foreign funeral,
the position.
divorce case in Portland, Ministers will be wero Senator Dirksen was speaking orations of tax collection and of at-
delivered-by situation in Korea, whether or
Mr Eden is now convalescing chainst Mr Douglas of Oregon, in connection with his acting domestle savings during the Senate debate on the Messrs Malenkov, Beria and not there is an armistice by the in the United States from three
Molotov. Mr Berla and Mr time they meet, and Europe in gall constructive investment foreien aid authorisation bill.
He cald he based his rugger Molotov are both senior Vice- the light of Russia's timo result in
tions on talks he had in Japan Premiers but the official list ture
antist turca and nor "ctive and social and Indo-China during a recent puts Mr Berla number two and revolta in Eastern Germany.
with Senator
Warren ly healthy use of inuch of our
On the Korean situation, he Molotov three. Mr Beria,
who became chief Ministers will discuss their
Here it is the book that the great wealth inside Magnuson (Democrat, Washing-
the political con- Malaya. But in' the mean- He also said Japan and many of the Soviet secret police and attitudes
gives complete information of security as far back as 1030, ference that is time the falling revenue is other countries now being
ЧУД appointed Minister
on the care of the baby and of between
United Nations the arresting plans for bring sited by the United States
Internal Affairs in the reorga- and the Communists.
small child from the prenatal. ing about that social and gently requirod machinery
Mr Dulles has indicated that
perlad through to the sixth political awakening in the empecially machine tools. Japan nised administration on Stalin's
death.-Router.
he may raiso other Far Eastorn
Kitale, Kenya, July 1. needed fertilisers
Your ...detailed. advice issues at the Korean conference, Malayan countryside which particularly
The appeal of Jomo "Buming as well as new machinery. dan-
on Routines, Menus, Realpos, Including the question of Indo Spear Kenyatta and five other -alone can close the
Dirksen said. Senator
China, where French Union African Teaders against their
Training, First Aid *** gerous gap between Mulaya doubted that the Indo-China
URGENT VISIT forces are still fighting Com-conviction as organisers of the
Karachi, Juno, 30. Complete Record Section from and Chinese. The situation war would end until some hope
munist rebels. TO NEHRU
Mau Mau terrorist society opens
Hundreds of houses word Birth to the twelfth Year. in serious enough to call of Independence and freedom
Moscow's post-Stalin peace in Kenya Supreme Court here swept away and trops destroyed New Delhi, June 30, for hard thinking in White- from French coloniali/m" was
offensive has seriously affected today."
when the Gumti River burst its Mustrated by over 200 "how-to" photographs and drawings, some hall. Malaya is the one assured the inhabitants.
The Kashmir Government He said he had told President sending two. Ministers on public support for the Allies Mr D. N. Pritt, who
who defended banks Mer monsoon
rains -nt tho
In two colours. colonini territory of Bri- Eisenhower and Mr John Foster
Prime Minister, at a time of their plans to rearm Western Kapenguria, twenty-eight miles Most damage
Germany. The
in north of here, will speak for uprising
they
he eastern bes
border of East armed struggle in Adis. It that independence for Indo worsening relations between the Russian occupied ·
them again on this occasion.... la vital that its evolution China must be an aim of the two states, it was learned today. Russin
Bengal.
havo All six got the maximum sen- No casualties been a sourcò - often-! Reliable sources said Mr Nehru | have
boon towards nationhood shail Utited States,
With $400,000,000. now. car-wanted to know full details of couragement to the West but tence of severi years after the reported. Rellef teams are caring bo smooth and steady. It marked for military ald in how the Kashmir Government the
growing belief that the four months hearing before air homes and others who have been before Mr for families who have lost their is fortunately amall Indo-China ho suggested that handled the affair of Dr Shyama Soviet Union may soon pro- Ranaloy Thacker.
Me: Aubrey Melford Stevenson | evacuated. country where reasonable hope of eventual independence Prasad Mookorice, Indian Oppose a deal for German unity
Thousands of, ucrts of cropa. expenditure can bring great should or made a condillon for portion Jondor who died after calls for a review of Westem will appear for the Crown in
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