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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL '0, 1956.

EDEN'S FIRST YEAR

ANTHONY EDEN

Bad Crap-Shooter

Or Just

The

Roll Of The Dice?

London, Apr. 6.

Sir Anthony Eden completed his first year as Prime Minister today to Opposi~ tion charges that "Churchill made the shoes too big."

Sir Anthony's friends say hel Critics claim Str, Anthony's has done a workmanlike job, touch has been wooden in these and his enemies claim he has erlæs. They

accuse him of

ochloved Sir Winston Churchill's reputation for Inspirational leadership, but few seriously call him a failure.

JAPAN-S. KOREA Nobody claims he has

QUARRELS Improved Prospects Of

Settlement

Washington, Apr. 5. United States offieiaks have recently received in formation which them

to believe

if the first year is the hardest, Sir Anthony must be glad. For after waiting 15 years to inherit the job, he has found It a bundle of trouble.

His friends say it was simply the dice roll of history. Jis rities blame his crup-shaoling. Mixed Assessments

changing from the timid to the belligerent without things through.

thinking

Yet the Prime Minister has hit perks of popularity, The British people," by and large, approved his trip to Washington 16 ree President Elsenhower, and the pleasant imprct of his sprechica on Americans pleased most Britons.

ron-

Th Geneva Summit ferme gbe struck the interara- tional-mutleq mullon on a good

MTRY I think all right for Sie Anthony to ge

with

enth's Bier Ligh Khrushchev - Bulganos vait dese the Surtet leaker slaps at Bench a socializm.

There mixed meessments of the handsome Prime Minister first Year # Britaite lender Ius le stem from the following blows

S that tuve shaken the kingdomm that the Sir Winston tesmand wey?, prospects of settling the and virtually out of sight, last j Qesitreis between Japan | Apat 5 and South Korea have in- proved.

Official orth

that senior pa presentatives

South

Karen and Japun

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M

cfiscard their figurat over fishing rights and the fun of antal with John Foster Dudles, the Secre tary of Stale, during his visit

to those countries jast month.

BADLY STRAINED

The United States is ready to 124 Rood offees to bring about #rapprochement between it two Asing alleg if invited to do so by both sides, thes sources said,

Relations between daginst and South Korea have been strained badly since 1984 when negotips tions broke down on a number of disputed issuer,

Subsequently, prospects for an improvement la relations stendiiy worsened. But today one highly- placent

official Ameriena

said that, on the basis of recent re- ports, the United States was ittle more optimistic now than it had been about settlement of Japan-Scuth Korca Issuer. -- Deuter.

a

Paris. Apr. 6. France will be able to pro- dues pure plutonium by an in- dustrial process in two

years'

time, M. Francis Perrin, High Commissioner of the Frensh Atomie Energy Commission, said today--Reuter.

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Anthony has

Jel

MAKARIOS” İSLAND EXILE Eight Indonesians

GEOS

MAPA¶P-US»DEERIN

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Shot By Dutch Claims

Embassy

Washington, Apr. 5.

The Indonesian: Embassy today charged in a statement that eight Indonesians have been shot to death and a number of others imprisoned by the Dutch in West New Guinea after secret trials during which they were denied counsel.

The Embassy Press attache, Mr Gonis Harsono, salt that 31 Indonesiana were charged by the Dutch with "stirring up a revolt in West New Guinea and "there is no evidence that even the pretence of a trial was held to sentence .........................................................tek««-zskýtzz.........**** terms, and "no information at all 16 to prison

He Spends His Time Raising Dahlias

three

companions is

available

in the garden during the fine Makarioss

as woven other weather which has prevailed recently made a shopping trip | prisoners," the statement sold.

Makarlas's pre- to the nearby settlement of

here Jost

Contrast Victoria for light clothing, a radio and other odds and erda.

three

here

since

cipitous arrival

Seychelles Islands, Apr. 5.

Orthodox Archbishop REEK I Makarlos and his companions in exile

settled have Cyprus

on this Indian quietly island.

month.

from down OecauThe exiles' major problem for some time was a dearth of

The leader of Greek Cypriot resistance spends much of hi me raising dahling and

along trolling

Krassy

olive oil-a necessary ingre- dient in the Greek-Cypriot dict.

The

British Government has Im- come to the rescue and he 15

large Bul

of parled

quantity olive oil from abroad. communication

A Government doctor pays

visit

each Tuesday to secluded lodge. This recently

unfounded caused

Turnoute that Makarios was it.

disured

allowed

roud.

no

his

with the inhabitants.

hoids rellgitus bureurt

the

services zhasly mango tree lo teb pleasant JO garden, Meufs are Bisa served

Fi Ruwering the common The wife's request to n betoon's neighbour not to hang Du the wasting on the estate } An

Ex optimistic.

bactly mutlu budget, that helped Art in his appearances: on TV.

lenged ng l Sir Anthony win the general 50 Anthony K

h brilland. eletion Tast May Juracu

....

with

An emergency budget Neither has he tattended the habe introduced in the | O smpran perdetal Sir Winston nuluran, raising taxes again. (Churchút vtempied where the Coronet fouch is not particular- Ly necessary.

the

Ability Trusted

Moroccan Independence Recognised By Spain

Madrid, Apr. 5.

2

the

The Government is proceeding with careful renovation of La Bastilic, a large house that stands amid spacious grounds near the coast,

This "miscarringe of justice"

Mr occurred last November, Harsono said.

He declared that the treatment given the Indonesians in West New Guinea contrasted with the fair and open trial which, Indo- nesio claims it is given Loon Jungschlaeger, a Dutch national on trial in Indonesia for partici pating in a rebellion against the

Java

But the Government will not say

for whom the house is in tended. The house is unpopular with officials because of its expensive upkeep. United | Indonesian Republic in West Press

Officer Steals

Truck Load Of Arms

2. Inflation that fured the budget revision staggered the economy A remedial series of credit squeezes and spending cuts bit the purse of ;

working man The Sir Anthony's health seems

day Parliamentary Labour Party raged that it good.

The majority is strong. was toottle, too late.

His ability economic crisis continuts. I trusted. HIN job is un-

Anthony's į challenged Sir

ether of his political strength has dropped. posible political heirs, Harold

Manillan or R. A. Butter.

Polis show

3. Back bench Conservative

members of Parliament who never would have dared dely |... Sir.. Winston,glarted muttering-

against Sir Anthony's leader- ship ! January, due largely to the economic crisis. There 1949 a flurry of speculation

that he would be ditched, but he rode out the tempest.

4. Then things came unstuck in foreign affairs. Sir An- thony's specialty Britain's backing of the Bagdad Fact backfired. Jordan would not Join, and instead disowned its foster mother, Britain, by expelling Gen. Sir John Glubb.

by

Nobody here believes that any thing short of a general eniamilly ran unhorse him anytime soon,

ted Press.

Dominion's Woman Electrician

I

Wellington, Apr. 5. When sho

came from

Egypt seemed to be shaking London to take up a posi- the British hold on the Mid-

tion as principal of the Cust Shooting started in the Cyprus Colony and Sir An-national school of physio- thony deputed

E Archbishop therapy, Miss

Gotts It divided Britain Makarios.

was irked by New Zealand Into angry tactions with vary- Ing views on how to handle regulations which forbade Cyprus.

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tinkering amateur electrical gear.

with

Το avcid breaking the law, che was obliged to summeu to the school a qualified electri- clan even for such a irivial foult as the blowing of a fuse. FIRST LICENCE

however, Miss

Getts

Now, has no need to call on outiực ald in minor emergencies, for che has the legol and technical equipment to cope with thei herself.

She

has

become the first

General Francisco Franco, Spain's chief of state, said the recognition by Spain of Moroccan independence constituted the end of a phase in Morocco's history.

to

General Franco, who today publicly confirmed Spanish recognition of the independence of

determined | Morocco, said his country

respect the unity of the Moroccan Empire and to help it to become effective.

was

He recalled the establish- for this separation enabled ment, less than half a century Spain at a critical time to ago, of the Spanish protectoretë | give Morocco its support and over the northern Zone of sympathy." Morocco, os a result of agree- ments "concluded behind Spain's back."

Franco said: "I

of

Referring to the events the In Icw years. General om glad that the administrative separation of Morocco into two zones was in existence at a certain time,

Freedom Charter'

For Africans

а

General

Franco made a co- ference to the "future emanci pation of other Mediterranean nations which could contribute by their mutual co-operation to the defence civilization.

The

a compon

ceremony marking the official opening of the Spanish Moroccan negotiations took place in the main salon of the Pardo Palace, General Franco's residence near Madrid.

Algiers, Apr. 5. Security forces were to= scouring the Tea around Algiers, following the disappeurance yester-

of a

officer day

French cadet with a trttok load of arms and ammunition, la- clading 132 sub-machine

The

a reservist recently recalled the

10 colours, was described

as

a militant Communist. Ho was said to have visited Eastern European countrica sa correspondent for the Cominunist newspaper in Algiers.

The sadeg was in com- mand of a small convoy consisting of the truck loaded with military equip. ment and several escort

gave

escort vehicles Live slip In the Algiers and ordernd truck driver to drive to a forest near the city. There bo overcame the driver and bound him to a tree. The empty truck was found

The Sultan of Morocco, Bidi Mohammed ben Youssef, who had arrived yesterday for the

Dearby. talks,

Fload of artis was accompanied by his

had eldest

Prince Moulay

spparently been transferzed Hassan, Chief-of-Staff of the to another truck-Fran00–

Moroccan

his now

ATTAY,

Presse. Premier, Si Bekkai, and several members of the Government,

SOT!

inst Organise Co-operation Worth £30,000:

Johannesburg, Apr. 5. At a ctcret meeting in Jahannesburg suburb weekend, the "African National Congress adopted a "freedom charter" calling for equality of

WO STO

After defining the event as "a political, legal and educational happy moment which rights for all the inhabitants living....of maximum Import- of the Union of South Africa, the newspaper The World re ported today,

woman in New Zealand to Bangers was the scene

a limited electrical serviceman's licence.

elements.

of

stressed

Bilked Grocer For 5s

Auckland, Apr. 5.

Netherlands authorities, con- tend that Jungschlonger has been denied a fair trial. They claim he has actually been convicted in advance and the trial is a public spectacle to emotions against the whip up Dutch

CATACOMB

PAINTINGS Vatican City, Apr. 5. Vatican

archaeologists have discovered

third

century ORTOGmb with remarkable Christian and pagan wall paintings under the Via Latina, Rome, was reported here tonight, Priests found the paint ings over 60 foot below the ground after letting them- selves

→ down

marrow well.

Bubjects of the paintings range from biblioa; soGNES to the death of: Cleopatra and a doctor performing D surgical operation.-France- Prease.

ROCKET CONTRACTS AWARDED

"In recent days a flood of Dutch propaganda in the form of articles, letters to the editor and oven paid advertisements hadi deluged the prcas of Washington, Apr. 5. America with regard to the trial

The United States Navy in Indonesia of Leon N. Hannounced today that it

Jungschlaeger," the

said.

Injustice

wiatement

has awarded contracts to two American firms for building the last of thres rockets which will carry "Whilo thousands of words its man-made satellite into

have

appeared in the about the Jungschlanger

there has

ot

bcer

a

pross

case,outer spaće in 1956. strange

firmnes are the Grind

silence concerning a miscarriage Central Rocket Company of Justice in West Irian (New Redlands in Maryland, and the

which Guinea)

occurred in

31 Allegany Ballistics Laboratories November 1955, involving Mdonesian citizens accused of of Cumberland in Maryland stirring up a revolt,

The Navy said, it" I "ARU" award a series contracts for patellite

of important bulking the

and the instrumenta

It will carrY...

EARLIER CONTRACTS

"In the West Irian case, the Dutch injustion wie suro, swift And terribly irretrievable. There is no evidence that even the pretence of a trial was held. When the Indonesian Govern

tried to and defice counsels ... vims were denied Genual Eiscirle · Company: to by Dutch authorities. Even | built the first rocket sind: the impartial observers were Aerojet General Company" to

ment

Earlier, the Navy Resigned the

barred. Secrecy is the hand-build the second. maiden of tyrany."

be

The rocket laimcher will Mr Harsono charged that the bull by the Martin -- Aircraft › Dutch did nog even identify the Company, "Tho","Mingapolis- eight

executed Honeywell Regulator firm will Indonesians- "for they are unable to rid build the gyroooogo which will

terrible themselves

the

|hold the modellite in its; -orbit, colonial curse by which they The satellites gyro-pilot will be as built by the Sperry Rand Cam-

of

view Indonesian natives

commodities, not human belgne pany, of Saint Louis, France endowed with inalienable Presse rights."

Unconcealed

By contrast, the Indonesian statement claimed, the Jung- #chlaeger case is open to foreign observers and the foreign press.

"There has been no decision In the Jungschlaeger case,” it

An elderly woman worth added "In the event that the £30,000 who was recently de-court finds him

THE WRONG

CALLING

Wellington, Apr. 5.

A dargyman holding an official post in Wellington was recently asked to telo.

ance in the relations between our two countries," the Sultan thanked General Franco for the The newspaper report sald "noble sentiments which had

made

this ceremony the

incidents between and for Spain's

atitude in the past and for

fained in a city store for falling hot wil hy valley however The "freedom charter" adopted which the Moroccans Werd

to pay for groceries valued at rights of appeal through all the services some distance away had been prepared at a meeting grateful. that

higher judicial tribunals. Like and on his behalf a depart He also

the ims 101⁄2d gave a false address. Last year of the Inter-racial lett-

When brought before a ma- his trial, every stop will be wing organisation, the "People's portance to Morocco of Spain's

friendship and good neighbour-gistrate on a charge of theft, pubile, unconcealed from the Congress.”

Iness. The Sultan said that "n she pleaded not guilty. She at world."-United Press. new Morocco does not ignore tribuled the incident to an the advantages resulting from oversight and said that the falso co-operation with Spain nor address was given to avoid the fruits which both countries causing, worry to

to her husband, would harvest through the inter The magistrate eald he го- change of their interests.

garded the accused

An delive, alert woman who could not have forgotten to pay and

Miss Gotts believes there is only one other woman electrician In the Dominion-a qualified lineswoman working comowhere in the North Island.

China Mail Special.

Indian Troops On Pakistan

Border

'Karachi, Apr; 5.

"a

د علة

It was opposed by the "Africa for the Africans" elements, who said it was a pro-Communist charter and contrary to the real Interests of the Africans.

They

criticised

the preamble to the charter which sald

belonged South Africa equally to whito ang Africans because this was a negation of the "Africa for the Africans."-- France-Presso.

INCREASE IN POLIO

Washington, Apr. 5. Pollo with paralysis is up 20 per cent over last year, En lite United States, according to Agures for the year's first quar.. tor published today by the! United States Public Health Service.

Mr Hamidal Huq Chowdhury, Pakistan Foreign Minister, told the National Assembly here to- day that theis had been certain amount of concentra- tion" by Indian troops on thỏ Boat Pakistan-Indian border,

But he added: "I cannot say that it is heavy as thero la no Tho total number of polio direct information *18 to the casce so for this year is 1,072 as nature; and extent of the con-gainst 1,003 for the correspond... Cases ing period of last your. centration."

with paralysis totalled 584 os against 4 at your, y

Health Service A spokesman said it was too aunty pros to maked doductions from These figures."

Mr Chowdhury, was replying

mumerous opposition YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Acrone: 3 Glut, 7 Alert, 8. Hone regarding cotails of alged Roem, Idea, 10. Pred 12 Plot 15 Prone, 18. Meal, 10 raids by Todian polios and Venus, 21 Inert, 22 Rise, 23 Elect, 26 Tots 29 Interim, 30 milltary forces on Pakistan lor Tend, 31 Tamo 12 Smite 33 Piala Down Alirio, 2 Prository Minor Faouery He said por 4 Laden, de Tráp. 6. Dado, 9. Idol, 11, Irato, 18 Lone, 14 neorencontres to stop De 10 Evice 17 Tint, 10 Melt, 20: Erteen, 72 Rand, 21 further Incidents had been Estrieitiors in susidering tasks of Linen, 28 Ditty, 17 Ora, 24 810)

He thought perhaps the in- cream muight be due lo ingressad

mental officer requested & car "for the minister.”~ It duly `prived---in 'the

foirm of a shùy ministerial limousine. driven by a uniformed chatiffetır. The clergyman goon discover/ ed, however, that the troppings of luxury were out to be his right

By the following Sunday

Duchess Of Kont For Germany

London, Apr. 5. "For this we wish to begin negotiations with you to or

The Duchom of Kent with ganise this co-operation on the he found the offence proved. her children, Princess Alexandra

rm basis of respect for the The woman was convicted and Prince Michael left London officialdom had realised that the sovereignty and

ordered Independenco and

to come up for Airport by Royal plane today wearing, not the satchel cany of our two countries France- sentence if called upon within to visit British services units in log, variety and when his car Presse and United Prere,

six months--China Mall Special, West Germany-Rerrier,

★ Lockheed

Aircraft

Nuclear Plane

Project ★

{A Lockheed spokesman said the Dawson County is located about 40 miles north-north cast of Atlarsta arid is separated by one county froin the side of Lockheed's large facilities at Marietta.

Atlanta, Apr. 6.

poration and the US Air Force are expected to announce in a few days plans for the beginning of a major project in Dawson County, Georgia, In connection with the Air Force programme for development of nuclear- It wen understood from powered airplanes.

make any announcement now,

It Was are bat o joine announcement from the poby pany which nowe produse Herculer cargo Explate kaku

Lockheed already is engaged i

preliminary design studies of nudear-powered aircraft and is planning to move that phase of its operations from its plant in Burbank, Calla formis, to Maristia and

m-

official sourons; that - ihm

County

Armed services

planning for

rexarch; and a.

powered airplane have been

minister

was of the cloth-

arrived proved to be one of the smaller road-worn. Govern- trent vetricles, W

This time there was chutaffeur and the clergyman find. to drive it bimaoli,--China Ball Special

ADMIRAL KILLED

Parle, Apr. 8.

"Rosa-Admiraj 1, Touri

going on for many years, L'Estrado, Engin alana abortly, after the ink | thayench)

announcement! of the stomis Director bomb in August 1945.9996 and Among the chief:

to

metilayerent as of nucloses powered Alght have been that

size and weight of equipen

necestry, la produor.

and the dimost