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THE CHINA 'MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1050.

NEW GUINEA'S FUTURE AFFECTED BY "TURK" WESTERLING'S REVOLT

WESTERN POWERS CHARGED

Prague, January 29, The controlled Czech Press charged today that the Wes- tern powers are deliberately delaying negotiations for an Austrian peace treaty to pre- serve "the present

chaotic conditions in Austria."

The cultural

newspaper, "Lidove Noviny," sald

that "whatever the imperialists agree to during the day under the pressure of the Soviel delegates. they cancel at night."

The paper sald, "Typical of the vexed articles of the pence treaty is n clause proposed by the Western powers. It would allow Austria to hire foreign nationals

New York, January 29.

The Netherlands' chances of retaining Dutch Now Guinea have been enhanced by the succoss of "Turk" Wostarling's defiance of Indonesian authority, according to diplomatic observors at The Hogue, the "New York Times” said today.

The future of Dutch New Guinea was left in

abeyance for one year at The Hague-round- table conference, where the Indonesians negotiated their independence from the Dutch.

It was the only part of the former Indonesian enpital, and former Netherlands' Eastern led the Indonesian guerillas.

In a proclamation issued the Empire that did not become part of the new United States following March, he said that he had returned to his armed forces of Indonesia.

Sydney Gruzon, the "Times" in the woods and would continue correspondent at The Hague, said to fight, Even then he was report that observers there do not doubted to be atling and undergoing that the Indonesian Prime Minis-medical treatment.

Throughout the Indonesian

he was campaign he

frequent broadenster over Jogjakarta

ment will eventually succeed Dr. Mohammed Hatta's, Gov- crnment

In crushing Captain Westerling's Radio, urging his troops to stand

rebel forces.

also

believe

that

firm against the Dutch until their] But they donesin's struggle former strong supporters of In-alms were achieved. Reuter and

Associated Press. dence may now be hesitant in

for Indepen-

turning over the responsibility GERMAN

for New Guinea to a Government unable

ter-

APPEAL

FOR CAPITAL

China a problem for the Russians

·London, · January 29. The weekly publication "Time and Tide" nayn Russia may find it much harder to Isolate China from Western contacts than were the satel lite countries in Eastern Eu-

rope.

Vast China is very dif ferent proposition. from the smalt satellits "states in East- Ben Europe," said the newɛ- paper.

Tse-tung, although moment · devout Stalinist, is nevertheless Chi-

at the

The publication-esid—the- satellite embassies, and lega- tiona in Londen, Washington and Paris have become

creazingly unreliable

la

as ob.

Bervation posts for Russia. That is why, said "Time and Tide," Russia Intends to rid the atollltos of all Western contacts.Associated Press.

"SAMSON"

AFRAID

OF WOMAN

Sunderland, January 29.

A stage strong man called

"Samson declared in court

in Sunderland that he is afraid of

a woman.

to operate military equipment Unio to control its own and employ them in military and ritory.

These observers conlend that

The woman is Violet Hanson, elvil Aviation posta. Thus the both Australia and the United

Wiesbaden, January 20, n petite 29-year-old bus conduc-1 Western powers would secure un States consider Dutch New

Dr. Franz Bluecher, "the West tress who is 5 ft 4 inches and unlimited

number of their In-Guinea to be of far more strate- German Vice Chancellor, re-weighs 120 lbs. structors who would run the gie military importance than the peated here today his appeal "No man", Anid. Samson Austrian Army, and policy in the rest of the islands.

match for a desired way".

Both countries are vitally con- for foreign capital to enable solemnly, "is a

woman however strong he may West German industry to stor be" cerned with the maintenance of Noviny" suld the stability

ty there.

large-scale production in the Samson-Stephen Bedford in private life-hid Hanson arrested These observers consider it to spring.

for "threatening to shoot my be significant that Australia and ones Interested in the preserva- the United States which, with Addressing meeting of his eyes out."

He said the argument began the United Na-Free Democratic Party, he said form

that Germany needs much capital when he tried to pass through no effort to per-

self. He announced a German building just as she was trying up New

"Lidove "imperialists delay the negotia- tions because they are the only

ditions in Austria.

tion of the present chaotic con- Belgeliation Cortmission but she is unable to raise it her- the front door of their apartment |

tions

to rive

sation which

"Austríaccording to the Indonesia, made Imperialists-should the Western orbit at any price Guinea

be held in suade the Dutch round-tablo monetary and banking reorgani-to come in.

during the because it is an extremely im- conference, even though the issue German economy

should help the On the stage Samson lets,two to solve the teams of nine men play tug of portant point in Central Europe. threatened the result of the cn-problem of unemployment. war with a rope looped around

tire "Therefore, the

for a time, negotiations

Dr. Bluecher said the stability his Anglo-Ameri-

neck and has a truck run Mr. Graton said It is believed of the Deutschemark one and a cans attempt to delay the nego- at The Hague that it was with half years after the currency re-werful chest. tintlons by all means and intend: an eye to the future of New form is proof of an able cconomic "And you ito enslave Austria politically

Indonesians policy and of the self-discipline made

recent charge of the German people. about official Dutch relation- ships with Westerling.

and economically. They want to resurrect Nazism, which is in substance the best guardian the imperialist Intercats."-As- sociated Press.

CRY CITY STAR

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VICTOR RICHARD

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Mr. Philip C. Jessup, the U.S. Ambassador-at-large, rived in Jakarta by plane tonight on his assignment to Asin, He-ex- pects to be in Indonesia for four or five days.

Mr. Jessup flew from French Indo-Chino, stopping for luncheon in Singapore. He will return to Singapore. then fly to Rangoon before the opening of the con-

"But Germany has also to re- cognise that no economic im provement would have been pos- sible without Marshall Mid," he added.-Reuter,

over planks laid across his po~ are afraid of this woman" asked the judge in-

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"Yes Sir, I am," said Samson. Hanson pleaded not guilty to breaking the peace. The case was dismissed, — Associated Press,

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Sudirman dead

Lieutenant-General Sudirman, Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Armed Forces, died today, ac- cording to Radio Jakarta.

General Sudirman died, ac cording to the Radio, at Mage- long, in Central Java, North West

of Jakarta. He had been ill for some time. He rose to command his country's armed forces from being an obscure teacher and

To continuously against the

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