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CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER' - 26, 1965,

Only Democrats Can Lead U.S. Mayor Of Moscow

Indonesian Government Will Be Coalition

DR. M.

Calcutta, Oct. 26.

Hutta, Vice- President of Indonesia, Mald here today that negotiations for A new government for Indonesia| would be confined to the country's three an or parties.

Any new government, he said

would be drawn from mem– bern of the Maajuni, the Na- Honalists (PNI) and the

Says Acheson

STRONG LEADERSHIP

NEEDED TO

PREVENT ATOMIC WAR

The former Secretary of today that only the Democratic strong leadership it needed to munism and avoid atomic war.

Washington, Oct. 25. State, Mr Dean Acheson, said Party could give America the prevent the spread of com-

Nahdnoul Ulema (Muslim He said the Republicans had been out

Conservatives).

A possibility existed, die sold, on

of office too long to have developed leaders Kotelawala Says:

the the With and

imagination necessary

smaller groups such as Christian Party

the

Catholfe Parly Joining in A

coalition which would repre-

about 85 per cent

parliament's strength.

of

Asked about the possibility of

Communists Joining the

develop the unity and strength...

to oť

free nations as a balance to the power of Ceylon the Sino-Soviet system."

and was in effect.

mistry, he quickly retorted: As an example of Republican publicly that A new military "I do not believe they will conduct, he described the Becropolley had been decided upon form a part of the Hovern-tary of State John Foster Dulles ment."

polley of "instant retaliation" as "almost a clasule example of the way a leader among free notions should not proceed. this was something of a stunner to our friends.

Parried Questions

Dr Hatta

questions parried about the likelihood of his becoming primo minister

In

"All in all, the announce= ment produced in our friends and our allies agitation, doubts, fears and loss of confidence in

In our leadership.

short time

it was diluted from Washington, mostly contradictory or quali fying. Confusion grow."

in-

Mr Acheson said the nouncement was bad because "it threatened, or appeared to threaten, muclear warfare and because it did not "comprehend friends, Interests of our

The State Department, which the new government by say was informed of Mr Acheson's depends on parlia-statements in advance, said it ing "that

had no comment. ment."

Mr Acheson, who served as The Vice-President is now in

President Truman's former India with a party 01 20

Secretary of State from 1040 to Indonesian officials Inapeet-

1953, wrote his copyrighted the development ing new

pro-

study of "The Parties and Forfat Jects.

eign Policy" for the current

sue of Harper's magazine, Democratic Policies

Mr Hatta declared he had many problems to talk over with Mr Jawa- Indian Premier,

The nusin ono harlal Nehru. is "ensuring peace to allow reconstruction," he sald The Indonesian Vice-President said: "In coming to India, I feet like I am visiting my family and not like a for- eigner." 静 He said Indonesia and India face the same problems in developing their economies, Reuter & France-Presse,

RED ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION

TE-

Moscow, Oct. 25.

with A ship equipped search laboratories and speci- ally adopted aircraft will take to the Soviet expedition Antarctic in November.

*

base,

been consulted." especially when they had not

After the fall

or Dien Bion Phu In Indo-China, he said, "nothing was heard of the new

polley. In alition to its other faults, it was failure,”

Handicapped

He said

Most Suitable

For

Atomic

Reactor

Singapore, Oct. 25.

Ceylon is the country: "politically most suitable" in which to set up the atomic offered by the reactor

States under the United

Arrives In London

A

The Mayor of Moscow, Mr Mikhail Yaanov, arrived at London Airport last Thursday on un official four-day visit to Londan, The visit is seen as another sign of slackening tension between East and West. Mr Yasnov is pintured, left, being greeted by London's Lont Mayor, Bir Seymour Howard, who together with the London Corporation, invited Mr Yaanov to the Brlish capital.—Express Photo.

SAAR REFERENDUM

Will Not Affect Relations

Paris, Oct. 25.

French and German statesmen today affirmed

Colombo Plan, Ceylon's Pre that results of the Saar referendum would in no mier, Sir John Kotelawala way affect good relations between their two coun- said here this evening.

ali in the sustained will, which load support this leader that Cayle

hc

tries.

They also affirmed that the German problem would be the first item on the agenda of the Geneva talks, due to open on Thursday, and that the reunification of Germany was a sine qua non for the signing of any mutual security treaty with the Soviet Union.

to both our countries."

Helicopter Squadron Badge

Mother Wins

mother

Delayed Millions

2,000,000

Osaka, Oct. 25. young

kna

Japanese collected

yen (£2,000

sterling) on A Prico- winning

lottery which she found

ticket

4 year

AFD.

Mro Tsuyako Yamaji,

24, found the ticket near

storo

迅 a department

Osaka, and gave is to the local authorities.

Police said that during

owner.

the Dast twelve months, tasty persons

ofalmed they werd the None produced sufficient evidenca, China Misil Special.

New Members

Admitted

To Travel Organisation

Fage

Electronic Range For Home Cooking

New-York, Oct. 25.

An electronic rango-aid to be the most revolutionary: de- -velopment" in "hokna` cociting since the introduction of elec“ tricity will be offered for sale to American housewives next Monday.

The new range, according to the Tappan Stove Company, Manmeld, Ohio mamifac furers will retail for about $1,000

ז.

The new oven reciters cooking fine from one-half to one- tenth it will also: bako a potato in Ave miaytes, almost times faster than a con- oven; bacon can be on a paper plate with ......a napkin... crumpled under-, neath to absorb the greasej cook a five pound rolled rib roast in 30 minuten, requiring conventional oven nedrs ly three hours,

in

COOL OVEN

The new range can also balce a cako in six minutės in a cold dish. Food can be cooked in the glass or china disks; in which it is served. The dish romains cool, so food does not stick to the dish, Dish Washing is thus made caster. Meanwhile, it is said, tho oven walls remain cool and can bo' cleaned simply

by: wiping with a damp cloth. The electronic unit uses the

sumo

the

ultra

high

trane,e of entrgy which frequency signal of televi sion bet. The range operates

electric cur 220-voit rent from the sunde typo outlet with the same type cable as an electric razige,=== United Press.

▷

Britain To

Reduce

Diplomatic Immunity

London, Oct. 25. The House of Commons to- night gave the Governictions power to reduce the immunition. of foreign diplomata' and their staffs in Britain whose home countries do not give reciprocal âmmunities, to the Bruch,

The Commons, without a vota,... gave a bill conferring thedd powers on the Government second, reading-agreement in principle.

a

Sir John touched down here Since World War II, he said,

route for a goodwill tour of Australia, New Zealand and such Democratie policies us

hailand. He will leave to support of Turkey and Greece, Berlin

morrow. the Marshall Plan, the

Asked by reporters about airlift, the North Atlantic Treaty

the United States Ceylon's Communist problem, Organisation, the Font Four

domestic Sir John said the Communists "strong programme and intervention in must have

to prevent a de were being liquidated and were Korca had helped forestall the leadership"

vastating atomic war and to

"Oghting among themselves expansion of Soviet power.

that The Premier intimated

In a telegram to the French In his reply, M. Pinay sald The "heart of the real achieve-lead the free world in the fight

against communism

Minister, M. Antoine that "the recent events in the Ceylon

the Foreign not nsk Would ment," he said, "lies, I think, in

today,

the Saar had placed an obstacle on the boldness,

"I believe that the Democra- United States for financial aid. Pinay, published the imaginative-c ness, the

creativeness

Party in our lifetime of the

has "We have enough money from West German Chancellor, Dr our joint path." But, he went weaken our thinking, and perhaps moes of shown the superior capacity to our ton and rubber-but added Konrad Adenauer, stressed the on, this will not

German "determination to pur- joint determination to build up would welcome

sue our efforts to attain this ob- Europe on the basis of close co- and that the technical aid. he said, those in charge maintained and

and Republican

Aurkicapped can Party is

Sir John said Deylon wouldjective (a European community) operation between France communicated to the country."

which is of such vital importance Germany," to This stemmed straight from by its experience in this cen- continue supplying rubber President

and the tradition himself," tury Truman

and Communist China. Her present

New Situation division to which this ex- contract was volld for two declared Mr Acheson.

Under

years, he said-Franco-Presse. the Eisenhower perience has given rise,"

Meanwhile, the West German Administration,

Mr Acheson anid one of the Mr Acheson

Foreign Minister, Dr Heinrich

Mr Robert Turton, · Foreign. An electric beating system said, "the stream of ideas, of major mistakes of the Ra

von Brentano,

present in

Under Boerstary, paid ho will be installed in an Antarctic imaginative thinking, had dried pubilenn Party "les in the re-

Paris, told the press today,

thought the ngura of 2,600, per- which will be erected by

The power of energede current attempt by Republican

declaring that the result of the

sons entitled to diplomatic im-.. Saar rederendum would "in no 100 builders, specially brought action seemed to have been lost." legislators to whittle down the

munity in Britain would be res Mr Acheson, in one of his executive and to subordinate along on the ship, the diesel

way affect the good relations

'duced substantially. will to the Congressoinal powered vessel Ob, the Soviet rare publie statements, took his its

between France and Germany."

New Delhi, Oct. 25. Mrs Alfred Robens, for the tasks will in foreign as well as do-

Poland. Rumania, Labonte Opposition, suggested successor, Mr Dulles, to agency,

reported.

Russia, vdded: Tast,

Dr Meteorological,

geological, for announcing his "Instant re-mestic matters."

The Saar vote has created a Syria and Singapore have been international GIARCLING COND

granted full membership in the now far diplomatic immunity hydrological and other research tallation" policy January Mr Acheson said the Repub-down an honours board in his

new situation and thus new licans had lost "the power of school here because it disclosed

a solutions imust be sought." The International Union of Oficial should vo-China Mall Special. energetic action

Travel Organisations, it WON .. in foreign the ages of women teachers on speclat badge sporting a dragon- German Government planned to anti

by Without Warning economie polley"

retiring - pre- his staff whose names WETO Without pressing

lly for a Royal Air Force squad- and such solutions within the announced

William Borell," at sident, Mr the Hated on it.

Western

session of the closing

the relief team of warning," said Mr Acheson, generalisation,"

union's 10th general assembly Education officials have been which recently passed the framework seem to be true that he told that the board named the1,000 mark in casualties evacuat- European Union and in full

with. the

French here today. in Malaya, a record for any egroement Republican bellef in the pupils who passed cramina Royal Air Force squadron. Government,

of high tarift pro-dons when

Tire new members* bring the they were 11 in Iwo pilots of the squadron,

Dr von Brentano said that as total to 53. has been Inherited 1927. It needed little calcula No. 184, have each evacuated a result of talles between the The president will be replaced

•Ver daya and

COLL tion

to reach "certain conclu 100 casuallce in Dregondy hell three Western powers herd in by M. Touma, Director General tinues, like the appendix,asions," an official said, adding copters.

Paris, it could be taken for cer- of Tourism of the Lebanon. menace to health after its that it was particularly em One of them, FUght Sergeant tain that the Western powers function has ceased to exist." barrassing for somo women G. Mahaon, has made merey would never sign a security

Liberal Policy

fights carrying sick and wound agreement with the Soviet Union The County Education Comed members of the forces, police, so long as the Soviet Union had mittco has

supplied civilane and aborigines. Once not agreed to the honours books in the echools his hellcopter became an am- of Germany and the holding of instead of boards-China Mall butance for a Malayan mater free elections throughout Ger-

nity case-China Mail Special. many-France-Presse. Special.

neww

up:

problems will be studied, said 1954.

Dr Somov, leader of the pedition.

4

The Ob will return a year "Without later

with scientists. China Mall Special. "our ailies

in

consultation

were

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informed

docs

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A British Crossword Puzzle

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ACROSS

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3 Old (4).

1 Foolishness (5).

2 Tells (7).

4 Sheen (0).

5 Expires (4).

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8 Golf club (4),

Observe (4).

10 Gratiacs (7).

12 Polo (4),

15 Cook before fire (5).

10 Saucy (4).

19 Drive (5).

21 Box (5),

22 Extent (4).

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20 Cheated (7).

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to manis (4).

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purt (4).

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22 Greedy (4).

24 Grown-up (8).

25 Band (6).

27 Engor (5).

20 Dust (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Ballad. 7 Epic,

& What, 10 Copru, 11 Last, 12 Restricted, 18 Trn, 10 Moor, 19

he

suld," it

Many Republicans, he saith, believe the time has come for n more liberal foreign economía policy.

"But it was one thing for the high command of business and party to decide that it was time for a change" he said. "It was quite another to convince the rank and file of the party, the general run of businessmen and --mout

politicians who are experts on the beliefs of their constituents and usually a little behind them in run changing direction.” — Volted Presa.

of all-the

Teachers Embarrassed

Rotherham, Oct. 25.

A headmaster bas taken

teachers.

now

London, Det. 23. The Queen has approved

Brentano von

of the

reunification

in

Volunteer

For Mines

Or Else...

on

Britain gained first prize for artistic posters in a competition conducted simultaneously with the assembly.

Prague, Oct. 25. France book top honouITS

A shortage of miners in the photographic section, and Czechoslovakia, led the Czech Italy won first place for Inter-Cabinet to call a special scesion national travel posters-Reuter.today to decide on "exceptional measures" to increñso, rverult- thent for the mixes.

THERE IS LITTLE EXCITEMENT AT GENEVA

Geneve, Oct. 23:

THE curtain on the next set

By Ronald Batchelor

of the East-West drama At the ronssive United Nations; for world peace waits to it here in loss than 48 hours, yot today the stage hands were co silent they were al- most invisible.

The vast blanket of security with its thousands of steel- helmeted troops and armed pelice, the tight check of all visitors, the ubards of harassed officials which

James Mason To Produce Bronte Classic heralded

Hollywood, Oct. 25. James Mason, the British ne- produce tor, is preparing 10. Charlotte Bronto's classic "Jane To Eyre" for the screen and ex- pects to cast himself as Mr Ho chester in the film.

Under Mr Mason's continot with 20th Century Fox studios, he has the right to direct

ng

well as to act and produce. He thinks he will leave the direct-

fit to Irig in this

someone else.

Mr Máson la regarded as ideal for the "moody Rochester role. Another producing and deling prompert on. kula agenda in fichard Hugh "A High Wind In Jemalos,

toms

"An actor with any" asples. contre to μονόπιο τη dator-manager, Mr Maton anid. "This is simply * péspázation Despondent, 22 Aria 24 Outor, 25 Climb, 20 Tone, 37 Eleven.against the day when he grows Down: 2 Ami a Later, 4. Decoot, Depleted, a Biwy 8 Pride, peranrusbed), and vennŞTI, 1 Tonet, 13 Rambe, 14 Threaten, -17 Odliăm, 18 Sparse, 10: main well off in nis, tik va dan Nacre, 21 Exio, 23 Apok

Wichel China Mala 5***

the summit con- ference of heads of govern ment last July, have been replaced by a silent, un- obstrusive preparation.

the

for visitor looking excitement and expectancy, Geneva would offer little to- to suggest that more night slope on the road to a solu- tion of some of the world's kry problems, may be,takén here during the next few

Practically the only outward, waible, sign to suggest that

Big Four fotelin minis tery, are due to conter here are the gay banners flapping against while standarda outle

Blectoral Cloneva's Palace,

across the entrance pela Maison do

asain in profile per corn pondents withK

which

-nów to the

building, the Palais des Na- tlóns, where Mr Harold Mac- millan, Mr John Foster Duller, Mr Vyacheslav Molotov and M. Antoino Pinay will confer, senior United Nations officials began to vacate their first floor offices to make room for the four national delega- tions.

Two doppor men in blue sulta checked the locks of doors in the wooden partitions which win scal off the central area of the Palals in which "the ministers will work. Three other workmen were busy installing amplifers at the main delegation entrance, watched

"Pierrol," the tame palaco peacock, who passed all security checks during the "summit" meetings and was allowed to wander at will among the great. The only semblance of any

security to be seen today In a tour of the city and the residences where the minis- ters will live, wore threa plain clothes Soviet security

In the stan guards strolling

ahine in the grounds of the Villa

Scotland Rose and a Yard detective who diligently

entered this correspondent's name on the visitors register of Villa los Romeiles. Mr Molotov will again occupy the Villa Ross, a two-storeyed

by haughtily

PALAIS DES NATIONS A Peacock Will Watch

house with a grey slate roof almost overlooking the Painis des Nations. The Bwins troops, armed with rifles and carbines, who surrounded the area inst July, had disappeared. There was not even a solitary police man in the vicinity,

Mr Macmillan will overlook the

A communique issued after the session stressed the "grave consequences" to Coach eco- pony and to the new ave-year plan if more miners

forthcoming.

The

wäre not

communique described the delays in coal production, particularly in the Ostrava coalfield and appealed to Lake theasures" to tha attuation ---France="

municipal authorities to

waters of Lake Genova at Les "exceptional Romelles small, unobtru- remedy sive stone house in need of Presse. paint whose lawns front the main

Lausanne

highway miles from the

about two Pataté.

the

of

Further out along the same high-

way, M. Pinny will occupy smurt cream coloured villa Grand Montfleury, neslling, among the gold, and brown autuma tinta spacious woodland and also overlooking the lake.

If there were any agents of the in the bushes,

Sureto Juriding hidden. The

they were

Egypt Signs Pact With

Saudi Arabia

London, Oct. 25. 'Cutro. Radio:nald tonighis that only sign of lito was a mess Egypt and Saudi Arabia have seed to conclude: • Bilateral, military páčt.

survant buy in the

in the adjoining

stables,

Mr Dulles in sticking to the olty, He will occupy, a sulte, at Geneva's most modern, hotel,

The agreement was reached during a 1 Hour conference in

Colotiel Canad

the De Rhone in the town Cairo today betw contre The Americans have keypa taken över i twó

4

bdimpleto

foot of the eight-story hotel anál for their entire deletion gamalat annou ola Arabian Prime Min

And

the placid Gotlevolen tonight were talkinazi

the Saudi

ment has

· but ther Pot Bradló" "aid: bonclusión illata chum to|ipsat would be officia.