THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1969.
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Panama Police Arrest Agitators DJAKARTA IMPOSES
·NATIONALISTS · BLAMED
FOR ANTI-U.S. RIOTS,
31 INJURED
Panama, Nov. 29.
Panama Police arrested all known anti-U.S. agitators on Sunday after a night of riot, pillage and stoning of American soldiers standing guard at the Canal Zone.
A mob of about 300, splitting Western Panama in a "motor- jearlier 12tan awny from an orderly Indepen-¦ende of sovereignty" to support Panom
dence Day ratly, surged on the American-leased Canal Zono and bottle Panamanian Nation- al Guardianea and U.S. polders. A dozen U.S. soldiers and 19 Panbmanians were injured in the melee.
Panama's brond Contral Avenue was a wilderness of shattered #lass
Sunday on norning Turned back from the Canal Zone, the inob went on n looting spree, smashing ini store windows.
Authoritative
Sources
said
Panama Police in their nauding
of agitaters had groted 30 to 40)
persons
expected
Cold War Defrosted Says Monty
Field
New York, Nov. 29.
Marshal Viscount Montgomery declared
on
a
complaints regarding
this country's demands for the Canal Zone. sovereignty over the Canal Zone,
Major
General William E.
opportunities
in the
Pridema whats ilang to fly Potter, Governor of the Cloud over the zue and wants an end Zone, praised Panamo's National to what it calls discrimination: Guard for acling “in the luighest jogainst its citizens in jobs and
service" traditions of their
In busness checking the mob.
zone. U.8. Ambassador Julian F. Harrington sino sent a letter Bolivar Col. of praise to Vallarino, Commander of the
Guard, The United States
had criticised the guard for falling to rottrel mobs in November 3 in rloting
were in-
on
which
80 persona
jured. U.S.
authorities
indicated The Panama Press blamed the at as a result of Panama'ɛ
The violence on 150 Panuna Nation-; help in controlling Blists
here from enters, negotiations
who drove
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There were Indications leftists had taken advantage of Panamanian resentment end the bix rally celebrating the 130th anniversary of this country's in dependence from Span One
the
londers mab
was described as a university student believed to be a Communist. In the mob were members of the "Committee for the Defence of the Cuban Revolution."-AP,
or
Socialists Deluding Themselves
British
.
London, Nov. 29. Minister of Labour Edward Heath said today he thought the first lesson for
British tho
Labour Party "is the one they are refusing to accept that the British poople in fuct want nothing more to do with nationalisation,
**They
deluding them- selves that. It is merely a ques- tion of presentation," he fold the Oxford University Conserva- tive Association.
Dre
in
We'd Do It All Over
Again, Say These
Three
Old Soldiers
BAN ON FUTURE FOREIGN SETTLERS
Djakarta, Nov. 29. Djakarta, capital of the Indonesian Republic, was today "closed" under martial law to all foreigners wishing to reside here temporarily or permanently.
New York, Nov. 29. Three old soldiers-an American, a Briton and a German-agreed today that if they had it to do all over again, they still would choose the to closed to the country's allen military life.
ته
War World's Highest
Murder Rate
television
programme here tonight that he ba- lieved the cold war had been "defrosted" and the way was now clear for the Big Four leaders to go to the summit. The British wortime com- mander made this statement in a pre-recorded television sion with General Mark Clark, discus-
commanded the United States 5th Army in Italy in the last war, and General Fridolin Scipe. who commanded German forces in Italy and on n rector of the Russian front. The three military manders-Viscount Montgomery replied the way: speaking from London General would. I have enjoyed it and Montgomery "I personally Mark Clark from South Carolina,
who
VOTI
DOTTI-
Charleston,
and
The three were Gen. Mark U.S. Clark, Commander Forces in Italy in World
Vi.count II; Field Marshal Montgomery, a World War 11 Commander
and in Europe, Lower German Gen. Fridolla one of Hitler's armies in Italy. Von Senger,
surrendered who
Asked on Edward R. Mur-
CBS tow's filmed
television show, "Smali World," if they
choose suil would
the pro fession of arms after all of the killing they have
claimed. seen, they
rt bald was next in
General I think I belong to a profession von Senger from Switzerland where a man speaks the truth. were continuing their discussion where he learns as high as pos- which began on Edward R. Murrow's "Small World" gramme last week.
ASSAULT PARTY
pro-
Lord Montgomery salá be felt that as a result of the visits of Mr Nikita Khrushchev
sible a sense of duty and in- tegrity, and where he learns to hundle men. He learns that to command men, you have got to win their hearts"
INTEGRITY
Clark — "I've been 40 years
I went
д
#
to the United States and Mr as an Army ofleer. My father Haruld Macmillan, the British went to West Point. Prime Minister, 1 Moscow, and there, and my son went there. the forthcoming Soviel visit by That'e all we've known, and we President Elsenhower, the have felt the integrity that you
I'd do it again" speak of assauli party for the summit is
wild very Von Senger-"I ready and it la now just a
shocked, oleo, question of the assault Party much
soldier, in the way we some- assembling themselves."
Umes killed one another on the "frightened
He said, The Russians were
of the Germane" castern front and could not Still all the and he could not visualise the quite get over it. reunificailon of Germany in came, I think, I should chocc the foreseeable future "because the profession again, becaum 1
10 have the Russians simply will not happened
chivalrous enemy at the end of the war in the Italian cumpalga -things were not as bad: At any rate, from that moment on, 1 recovered, as it were, as soldier, and I should the profession again."
the Marrow then asked three generais to name the of sil srealest commander Line,
allow it."-Router.
KHRUSHCHEV IN BUDAPEST
Budapest, Nov, 29, Nikita Khrushchev New Ints Budapest on
amii Sunday Poople were no longer in- terested In an election fought culation that all or some of distinc- the Soviet troops stationed here
on the besis of clam
had a
choose
noned Moses Montgomery becatine he was asked to do tho impossible, to take the enslaved children of Israel to the land of Canaan,
tion. Mr Heath added, and the may leave Hungary. Labour Party had made a The Soviet leader apparently friendly great mistake in the recent wanted to make it a General Election in trying to visit. He brought with him his More details of these and other attractive offers from the false image of the Conserve-icially as leader of the Rus-Von Senger said: "I don't think Clark selected Napoleon and create what Mr Heath termed wife, Nina Khrushchev is here tives as a party representing aan delegation to the Hunthere is any one outstanding s a narrow privileged class, garkan Communist Party's much as to put all the others Seventh Compress which opens into shade, but I dare say it's "One thing pre-eminent now," on Monday.
quite worthwhile studying their he said, "Is that in the economic It is the first full scale party
lives." Aeld We must
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found in the paper. (3)
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gether? (7).
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hord (7)...
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(5).
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2 So the cover is not hollow
(5):
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(7).
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(8).
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expansionist economy with, at rising-AP,
the some time, reasonable alability of Prices and full employment. This is no easy problem."-AFP.
Demonstration
Thirty strators,
uny
1056 up-
Thanksgiving
Death Toll
New Yoris, Nov. 29.
As the long us. Thanks- giving holiday weekend neared Brussels, Nov, 28. its close on Sunday nationwide thousand demon-statistics showed that 475 seme wearing
the Americans have died through their nevidents.
of
Traffic samps,
mishaps,
Su
usual
striped prison garb Nuzi concentration paraded through the streets of were the most frequent cause Brussels on Sunday protesting of death with wintry weather as The toll Government a contributing factor. possible Amnesty for wartime trailors. in this country was 310.
Fire deaths were listed at 57 Others protesting included with 99 miscellaneous.
veterans, former under- The Thanksgiving period ex- ground agents, war widows and tended from 6 p.m. on Wednes orphans and war crippled in day to midnight on Sunday. invalid carriages.--AP,
[AP.
war
Honeymooners Emerge
Richer From
}
Atomic Bomb Shelter
Downey, Calif., Nov. 29, The honeymoon is over today for two teenagers, but unlike most newlyweds Brent and Renac Parker are $1,000 (£360) richer.
A cheque for that
"You study Moses" Mont gomery told his former foe, "he's a good guy?”
Von Senger assured Mont Comery that he would.-UPI.
A
Opposition To Japanese Orphans
Durban, Nov. 29. With 500 murders since January-at the grim rale of ten a week-Johannes- burg now has the highest murder rate in the Western work, the Sunday Tribune
that New
York
Ling with 106 296 and
murders, Chlengo London 154,
Johannesburg's
murder nate is one quarter of that for the whole of the Union, Of these, Durban is respon- sible for " more 100,"
AP.
More Pop
Music Bribery Allegations
T10
on
Bát an Army spokerman told ;
term “closed town" in reporters that no decis hnd Indonesian martial law means yot been taken about foreigners foreigners nwy not enter for the already settled in this city of purpose of taking up residence. three inllon perses.
The
Intest decree itus became the Djakarta
Djakarta in generally held to third major Indonesian city to
be aimed at Chinese with Peking pamports who form the vast bulk of the pubito' alien Router.
population, the bulk of which are citizen of China,
West Java, captial of Ban- dung, wes declared closed to new foreign sctilers last week in the wake of an Army order to Communist Clunese traders to quit the villages and settle in the towns.
re population, abe
Nuclear
MOVEMENT OF CHINESE War Film
Medau
North
capital of Sumatra, and Indonesia's third biggest city was declared closed
last year.
Observers
decisions
say these Army
were almed
at
restrictions on the
HUV Cl of Chinese In the
lightening
Republic,
apparently
For Moscow
London, Nov. 29.
Diplomats By they were An American company's flim
not
affected by
no1
the military decree "closing” Djakarta. The position ot foreign businessmen living outside the capital wAA known immediately, but the docroo exempla foreigners who were newly arriving in Indonesia
Allens are forbidden to take up residence in Djakarta under
about the aftermath of o nuclear war-"'On The Beach"-is to have simul- taneous promiores in Mox- cow and 17 Western cities on December 17, it was announced here today.
It has been made by Stanley
the decree issued this weekend Kramer for the United Artistes by Lieutenant-Colonel. Umar | Company arvi is set in the year Irahadikusumalı, Commander ofļ 1984 after a nuclear war has the city's military garrison, for wiped out much of civilisation, reasons of "maintaining public law and order."
The Garrison
Lieutenant Eddy
Mr Arthur B. of Unlied Moscow, film for Sorict
Last week Krim. President
visited spokesman, Artistes,
the Djadjang | screened
Djalastmadja, speaking to re- oficiais, and suggested it should
ban porters when the
be shown in Russin. WWB Issued sald that no defnite The Ruedana then asked for incasures
A were yet taken op special copy with Russian uliens currently
und it was sub-{{Des living
ngreed Djakarta.
the nim should have part of its world premiere in a Moscow theatre.
Other centres, where it will shown at the saino time factude London, Washington, Berlin, Paris and Kome. The film, adapted from a
He recalled a year-old regu- lation still wall that aliche who wish to leave the capital for other Indonesian areas
get
Police per-
London, Nov. 29. One of Britain's best known
broadcasters on Sunday | must backed claims that bribery { mission. and other practices *TO making fortunes for some prople in "the nation's booming pop record busi-
nest.
Jack Phyne, disc Jockey, bond leader and impresarlo,
occurs in the pop muse Industry declared in an interview:
"Most emphatically, bribery
and I dedy Dtryone to otherwise,”
prove
after the Government turned Payne spoke out a few days
down a Member of Parliament's demand that pop record shows be banned while "Payola” is being investigated. Mir Ray Mason, Labour, told the House of Commons last week several disc jockeys actually are in the pay of recording companies, plugging the records these companies make.
DENIALS
OWT
the
Meanwhile, two professions!
the
musical organizations entertainmcat business suld they are planning their iwestigations.
are They Performing Rights Society, to which all leading composers Somerset, Nov. 29. 50-year-old British and publishers belong, and the woman, who wants to British Song Writers Guild.
Many disc jockeys and top bring 10 Japanese chil-ne performers have angrily dren orphaned by the re-denied Payola charges. And they cent typhoon to her home have won support from at least near here, has come up one legislator, Chris Chutoway.
from against opposition
Chataway, former newscaster and interviewer on the BBC, is some of her fellow- a Conservative Member of Par- villagers - who
do not lament. He claimed on Sus- seem to like the idea of day in an article in the Graphic
that She "curiou crusade Japanese children among against “our performers and them.
producers" was inspired by the television quiz scandal in the United States,
The woman is Mrs Kathleen Tacchi-Morris. Her home village is North Curry, and her fellow- villagers
CURIOUS CRUSADE are mainly retired army s colonels, R captains, He wrote that any move to on admiral and an English lord bring more state control over The Sunday. Dispatch today broadcastings-oven the selec reported the woman's' plantion of the ephemeral day-to- and the comments of some of day hit tunes should be the other villagers,
siriod Но asserted. that STARTLED
charges against disc jockeys Lord De Clifford is reported | really" add up to a "curious by the newspaper as saying he aruande" by Socialista whoge la “startled" by the sten-?'good | real aim is to extend Govern- grecloue, fancy aceing a lot of ] ment control over all forms of
children Japanese
running broadcasting.-AP. round the village,”
Mr Waller Powell, secretary of the local branch of the Bel- tis. Eegion of Ex-Serviceman, is quoted u
saying "I know une cannot blame the children "It wasn's too bad" Bense for the wing of their fathers, smiled. The only AiMoult thing was gooking" She pre-me atter what I saw happen to but, anything Japanese appals pared meals for herself and my comrades (in the second her 17-year-old husband on a
world, war),” hot plate,
amount Mr Holfeld found some, dust was handed them yesterday as on an air intake ventilation they emerged after two weeks pipe, but saki he doubled that of underground honeymooning the amount would be harmful in an 8-foot-by-8-foot concrete to occupants in the event of bamb shelter.
|nuclear fallout. Also
the on hand to greet "human groundhogs" wani Con- gressman Chet Hollfeld (Democrat-California), Chair man of Q House Sub- game committee on Radiation, who -- quickly inspected the pair's to concrete honeymoon cottage along with reporters and local
CONCERN.
12 Clearly a case for diplomacy
(7).
13 Slumbering (6).
14.11 needs five bob for
(0).
10 Part of Paisley familiar
brident (5).
17 Elver in poetry, that is weird Civil Defence officials.
(5).
to
The couple hand, agreed pend their honeymoon ik the concrete builder, to Sost the peace.
The
Menzies' Visit To Indonesia
Djukowiu, Nov, 20. Mr Robert Menzies, the Australian · Promáts: arrivog in wife » of: Kleutenant- | Indonesia on Tuesday for Colonel Cherior thrapien là weeklong visit which diplomata
· quoted as 'myśng MOUN
bellevo con met "the":tona od 19% -in-law was a priminer, of the | Iations between the two coun=
j
tries-for-up-to-s-chipsde, - at
SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD~Across: 1 Dawn, 4 Vert-Bha, The officials had expressed ticability of t me an, atomic ugo "No one can object to anyone He will vins four olties: bi 8 EVİ, 2 FAU, 10 Sardino, 11 Spot, 12 Silo, 14 Referee, 17 Using, concern over reports by Renae,nhelter. The cheque woe land- doing good. A
Java Island, addrem universć ty 19 Edict, 22 Plodded, 20 Alss, 27 Vain, 28 Scumpter, 29 Colt, 30. 17, that dust had mified in fo ed the couple by Maruriou **People - avem to do anything | student mdat TROYCEDIT AG Rene, 31. Glances, 32 RA-RE Dewa: 3 Arab-ig 3 Nelson, 4 the concrete bunker, faithħilly McAlister, Presidint of the for Jopshers and Russlabé | Tetcheric and hold private tekku Vlade, d. Elated, & Badge, 7 N-ones, 12 Sump, 13 Lado, 15 Rail," | constructed from Civil Defenen skyLogpe anel Santin Daun Whilchs. Why don't, they do something with President Buko, who la 10 Eats, 18 Severe, 20 Dancer, 21 C-Ella-r, 15-Local, 24 Demon, specifications for stonde bomb | tbullt ther afutter mi a pomimuunitor for our own cutidens fin need?! | AERO the Begiblic's Primm
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ProJack --UPL
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He suld mitted to enter Djakarta on novel by Nevil Shute, stars courtesy visits to relatives and Gregory Peck, Avu Ganiner and | sightseeing or pleasure trips. Anthony Perkins-Router.
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