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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1954.

INDONESIAN HINT

Netherlands Should Make Voluntary Agreement

The Hague, July 1. Indonesian delegation sources hinted last night that if the Netherlands would agree to “un- conditional" abolishment of the Dutch-Indonesian union, Indonesia, in turn, might "voluntarily” give more than could ever be obtained in "binding agreements".

These sources, who requested anonymity, stressed that "voluntary agreements had a better chance of popular support în Indonesia than agree- ments forced on the new Republic against her will."

Meanwhile, representatives of pendent upon fluctuating world. the South Molucens Republie,, market prices, which claims Independence from Indonesia, notified the Dutch Roverument that they would not accept decisions colling out of Ure conference.

statement added to Fremser Weilen Dre th Moluccas called for a new con- Icrelice which woukl Include the

TIEDONOPLEət:ve

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Well t Conti Tridents to d... eus then dermand to indepen –

dence.

As the tan vicles recessed ami

101 prepared

arcund

today's

3.--Asian countries la general belleve that the British

при proach to Southeast Asian de fence shows "more understand- ing of the Asian attitude" than j the American, Indonesia would never take part in a defenco system which she did not help,

draw up.

DISSOLUTION

con-

Dutch delegation. ferred throughout yesterday on a reply to Indonesian Foreign

Sunarjo's speech Minister

Lesston, informed sources made Tuesday th which he asked for these patuts in an iterview with the United PresSKI

POINTS

Thrusterw

MADE

the dissolution of the union as the Best wrep of the conference. Indonesian Minister of Educa Fion Yamin

of the New Guinea problem kooms Over everything and has deep

unel testering economile and political Tamatieations in Indonesia. The problem should be faced up to

during

negotiations ↑ Is the

Educat.n

the

with

conferred Dutch Minister of

*}{r}eck Cols. It discussed the Dutch-Indonestir cultural agreement which is ex- piring shortly. Another sub- ject that might have come up

the ques lon of the ever the union.

Indonesian students In Holland, 2 Indonesia's renommy 15 some of whom want to transfer utestatube because her single

other coun ries because of wealth is In or

trouble with the Dutch language. materials, which makes her Je-United Press.

ruw

Kiwi To Be AOC Singapore

London, July 2 New Zealand-born Group Captain A. E. Clouston, is to become Air occer Commanding, glarazore, with the acting rank of Air Commodore, later this month, the Air Diatrizy announced today.

He has been Senior Air Blaff Officer at Number 19 Group, Coastal Command, near Plymouth, in auth of England,

the

Born in 1908 at Mobicka, New Zealand, he joined the Royal Air Forço IT 1930. In 1847, he became Officer Commanding the Royal

Air New Zealand station at Ohaken, Now Zealand, and

becn Com-

Foreo

then IL

mandant of the Empire

test pilot school st Farm-

borough, La Elampshire.

Group-Captain Clouston bas made several record breaking fights. In

1937. existing the

in a London to

he

broke Apced record

from

flight

Cape-

lown, South Africo, and in 1938 he made

a record

to Ze2-

fight from England Australia and New land.-euter.

Rebuilding

Bombed-Out Berlin

diplomac

Berlin, July 2.

been Tentativo

steps have taken to rebuild the almost lo-

bornbed-out 1,500 tally

quarter of Berlin: Berlin Goverment tvery encouragement.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR U.S.

the

Washington, July 1.

colonialism in Indonesia will be The Indonesian Embassy said greatly reduce! If the Nether-

lands the today that dissolution of

gracefully accepts historie fact of separation and Dutch-Indonesian union and re-

fun all inquishment of the Netherlands withdraws politically

Now Indonesian territory, including Favereignty over Western chine would provide "greater West Irian (New Guinea). Such pportunities for American in- action by the Netherlands would

fford a vestment" in the area.

speciile example of Embassy

In- The

statement

Western falr

play for asserted that "iguring fear of donesia and all As.."

Jap Financial

Adviser Entertained

Mr T

London, July 1. Mukai, Financial Ad- viser to the Japanese Foreign Ministry, was guest of honour here tonight at the house of the Japanese Ambassador,

Shinichi Tatsumoto.

Japanese

businesmen

Mr

and

Indonesian and Dutch repre- sentatives are at present meel- Big at The Hague to negotiate the dissolution of the Union and the working out of new econg- mie and financial agreements,

SOVEREIGNTY

Indonesia has ruised the question of sovereignty over Western New Guinea, which the Dutch still hold, but the Nether lands has refused to discuss that matter.

The Embassy statement said that the dissolution of the "nominal union" might lead to Embassy members mingled with "Kreater constructive trade and ecompile relations with this South-east Asian Repubile."

the

British Government officials in of the spacious

looking Ambassador's

rooms house

It added that dissolution of the union plus Dutch evacuation of West New Guinea "would enable

FAVOURABLY IMPRESSED

engagements during last week. grooted all the guests personallynll

The

two reception lasted hours. Representing the British Government ware Mr Selwyn Lloyd. Minister of State. Lord Reading, Minister of State at the Foreign Office, Mr Lennox

Minister Boyd, Transport, Mr H. Parliamentary Secretary to Board of Trade, and Me Maudling.

Secretary to

ino

The West is providing

1s dow

The Italian embassy being built and work on the Egyptian embassy is ready to start. Negotiations are taking place between the West Berlin authorities

and and the Govern- ments of Argentine and Japan.

The governing mayor, Dr

said Waither Schreiber,

that the costs will be bome entirely by Wert Borlin

and West Germany. The foreign govern- ment hus merely reconstruction.

to agree

West Berlin palloemen in setion against Communist gangs who tried to break up a West Berlin anniversary rally beld to commemorate last year's June 17 disturbances in Eastern West Berliners Germany, but they were attacked by angry who beat them savagely before police rescued them. A police spokesman said 36 people had been arrested, and 15 elvikans and three policemen Injured in fist fights. The clashes broke utat when gunes of young Communists, many

from East Berlin, tried to distribute Communist leaflets at the 46, 000 strong rally and to interrupt speeches outside West Bertini

Town Hall-Express Photo.

of them

Refugees Flee

From The "City of Fear'

From RUSSELL SPURR

Nam Dinh, July 1.

I fled today from a city of fear. I joined

The city government intends throngs of civilian refugees hustling away by International archi- plane and truck in the wake of a major military competition this year retreat.

to hold tectural

quarter in the Flatz der Rc- publik.

for a new nailonal government For now, the Red River Delta, France's eight- year-old battlefield and 80-year-old colonial experi- ment, is being surrendered to the rebels without a final shot.

The scheme will include res- toration of the Reichstag shzil, the old house of parliament burned out, supposedly on Nazi instructions, In 1033.- Reuter.

Relief Crews

For Arctic

Bases

and a

wili

Adenauer Sends His Thanks

Washington, July: 2. The West German Chan- cellor Dr Konrad Adenauer, last night thanked President Eisenhower and tho British Prime Minister for reaffirm. ing in their talks last week! end that West Germany should take her place ás añ equal partner in the com. munity of Western nations. Adenauer's The text of Dr lotter was made public by the White House last night. It was understood that a letter simliste in content

WILS sent to the Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill,

Dr Adenauer said the clear position taken by the President and

the Prime Minister questions relating to Westerns Europe and to West Germany coincided completely with the concept of the Bonn Gover

In a joint statement Sunday

the Prime

men

the President had, sald they agreed that the Germaan Federal Republic should take its place us an equal partner In the community of Western nations, where it cen mako ita proper contribution to the de fence of the tree world.

- -THE-TEXT

Following

ly the text of Dr Adenauer's letter to President Eisenhower:

"Dear Mr President:

It is my sincere desire to tell

you that the Federal Govern- ment has with deep satisfaction taken note of the Washington communique of Jube 29. which you published in conjunction with Sir Winston Churchill after

conclusion of your "The clear position on questions pertaining to Western Europe,

the

and especially to the: Foderal Republic of Germany

with respect to Western Europe, coincides completely with the concept of the Federal Govern- ment,

"I particularly want to thank you for your renewed affirma- on that the Federal Republic of Germany should take its place na an equal partner in the com- munity af Western nations, where it can make its due

con tribution to the defence of the free world. This statement is in accordance with the ardent

desire of the great majority of German propio.

"Sincerely, Adenauer."

Reuter

COMMUNISTS IN ARAB TERRITORY

Bagdad, July 2

H: cos of the Arab World

damaging

The order has gone out every-¡ gazed sadly at the dust-swept

The Secretary-General of the French town. where to withdraw,

Arab League in a memorandum forces are pulling back across With them were a priest and the sunbaked rico fields. nuns in dust-stained robes and sued here drew attention to People from all over the nice whimpering toddlers who rubbed "the Increased activities of Israeli

and Communist rich delta are moving towards dust from their eyes.

Ini! Agents Hanol, the capital, the port of Nam Dinh WAS always aj various

for individual and Haiphong and the sea.

tough place a jungle cf barbed flow into Bhiks cleo-wire and

gun posts collective measures to eliminate *: machine spinning city of Nam Dinh, 44 always menunced,

con- these "harmful and always

activities." miles south-east of Hanoi for a fidently hitting back.

arniting the past three years lost look around. It was here i General Christian D. Castries had the first taste of the war was its commander before his several Israeli espionage teams uncovered instle Azab two years ago. From the plane-lated posting to Dien Bien were

The members I looked down over flat country- Phu where he was captured by territories.

and saw spirals of dust.

these teams proved to be well rebels eight weeks ago. marked road convoys They

Now

The city, like so many trained and equipped for sabotage land mines to take, others, has been braving soldiers and civilians to safety. surrender.

Dakotas sped

pide

burn.

FIBES BLAZED

Strauss, United States invetments and take part in the chhead..

the the establishment of an

sentenced to

away

and

the in

which

military

head-

Work

13

he stated

"The Arab League requests a full check on suspects, parti- cularly those travelling con.

added

RJ

Montreal, July 2. The biggest Arctic:

supply cen- over Kensington Palace gardens

voy in the history of Canada will sail from the St Lawrence River in west London,

this • month, when five ships carry The 09-year-old Financial Indonesta to go ahead without material and rellot crews to Fires blazed Stores dumps walked towards the cemetery.tinuously between the Middle Adviser, looking well in spite of technical restrictions with its Canadian and United States and barracks were being left to saw, for the las: time, the dusty. Eastern countries of Jordan,

heavy programme

concrete, street-corner plans to attract foreign Invest-bases in the Far North,

black the Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, ment on a basts of equality for United States ships previously Evacuation I gan six days ago houses, the shell-chipped bank Persia, Kuwait, Syria and Iraq. the con tructive investors, help in the job. The ships which on the orders of the French High housing

Reports are to be sent to will assemble al Quebec will

'he lat Command. Now stores are to quarters

Arab League and the League's travel 4,000 miles, the northern- egardless of nationality,

al Kienan bear weary staff officers were tearing Boycott Committee in Cairo.

and even bathing down big war mops most port of call being Resolute tre stacked

that The statement Elegant Haiphong. Island, within the Arctic Circle,

"Israel and Communist agents" beaches of the Do Son peninsula dismantling overhead fans. "Indonesia has been favour-

DUST

CLOUDS The icebreakers Diberville,

Cyprus, Greece, been reserved

mostly used A.ably

Impressed with the C.D. Howe and N.E

.B. McLean, have

and Dust billowed everywhere in Turkey of evacuation Dunkirk-type of constructive nature of existing a tanker

great

red clouds before the stepping-stone to their illegal a freighter,

of The machinery

retreat hareh hot wind. It blew in activities."-Router. Tho equat voyage. Another

the cemetery and R.basis for foreign capital would the Edward

Cornwalls, will went quietly into gear and the gusts across American Investment in parti- icebreaking and

will then joint truck-loads of refugees from crosses a delicate pink.

It did not obliterate the names to cular."

the other vessels when her work outlying fortress towns,

Evacuation lorries were walt-Fronchmen, Germans, Swiss, Opportunites for foreign in is done.

the D'Ibering on the airstrip as the plane Italians, Poles, North Africans, In Western New Besides supplies

ville be especially

missionarice, touched down at Nam Du an Senegalese and Vietnamese who

Irom Communism, if that territory were Royal Canadian Mounted Police taxied between three perambu- had died defending the town Names Blood out bold ord lo Indonesia, the state officers, technicians and translating Dakotas.

The lorries were full of dust black in brazen sunlight, ment

said. It added that port department officials. Indonesia

The ship has a hospital and stained people clutching pitiful multi-lingual roll call on the would "gradually

dental room where hundreds of handfuls of belongings. Little field of bonour, open it up to foreign Investors

with short whlapy men

A French soldier passed me now excluded because of exist- Eskimos recatue treatment at the cards carried the family's an- and nodded: "I hope they sleep Bealand will join in the feast. ing (Du ch) contro.s."

various stopping places. The Embassy statement said Two helicopters aboard will cestral tablets. Little old women in peace." that dissolution of the Dutch scout for the convoy as it beads Delds, northern ice Indonesian

through union "will in no

out** the easier Dutch smelling

Treasury.

the imply greater opportunities for mall ahead to Hudson Bay for first Hanel know was the arrival powdered the lines of conerele

The British Ambassador Japan, Sir Esler Dening, present on leave in this try, was also present-Reuter.

Political

Balance

at

COLD-

In Malaya

London, July 1.

vestment Guinea "would

zocd,"

coded

code

will

carry

The Colonial Secre ary, Mrway harm cons ructive Oliver Lyttelton, said today: in investments in Indonesia and passages of speed and safety.--- Melaya the political balance should, in fact, climinate ezist-Reuter. between Malays and Chinese ing uncertainties and lead to a and Indlang was particularly much bo ter long-term working dificull.

"Wo have the object. course towards

of working gradually nation, a Malayan governing Itself, Mr Lyttelton told a luncheon mooting of the Commonwealth Correspondents Association In London.

"Na obe welcomes more than

arrangement."-United Press.

1,000. NAILS IN

| HIS STOMACH.

LORD OGMORE TO ASK QUESTION

London, July 1, Lord Oginore, former Labour Under-Secretary, for the Colonies,

A COLOURED Johannesburg will ask in the House of Lords

shoemaker want to hla doc- next Monday:

I do the formation of the alliance for compaining of pain in hit "Whether the Goverment

Colonial Secretary

inry Bald.

oid

ALTERNATIVE

EUROPEAN

TO, ROAST Ox

Llanberis, Wales, July 1. Llanberis residents wu celd-.../ brate the end of meat rationing 1. L. TA next Monday by roosting an ox in the grounds,

it of a local hotel and eating on he spot. Lecal hospitals and old-age pensioners will get h

share. United States Air Force men from their nearby base at

-China Mail Special.

SOLUTION TO ARMY

PLAN

DE GAULLIST MEMBERS' PROPOSALS

Paris, July 1.

An alternative solution to the European Army plan was presented

to the French Government today by General Pierre Billotte representing the 42 dissident Chulliat members of the National Assembly.⠀ The doctor ordered would nonepi, 轉...巋 basis of General Billotto's proposals European Defence Comminally. | Atlantié kilange, which vid of the UMNO and the PCA, the stomach.

an X-ray--and, quickly, an compromis in the constitutional, do not reject outright the total even if the members, such as up in April, 1949, for He years, operation He added that it should be

showed nálin | For the X-ray h remembered that it had only

in his stomach. Burgeons took Bicon possible to form the them out. They counted them, ing five allance by the Malays and the There were 1,000, Clasp, Chinese agreeing at the Foutres: The shoemaker explained thất

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13 Morted 14 Blitern, ning of the life of the altlanów 18 Resches, 17 Rtabla, 19 Bantor, 22

lawod them.

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