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THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1956.

How To Win Friends In Asia

4,000 FAILED

TO VOTE

· Melbourne, June 7. Fettr thousand people who did not vote in a recut, by-election are now Preparing their excuses.

Victorian State Cabinet bas Jodied to prescute those who do not Tasse antisfactory BX- pizzaion for falling

veit.

to

Ender the law, offenders esl be fined up to £2. Notices, asking for **pitano explain" are being feed to the defaulters.--

China Mall Special,

Last Minute Preparations

For Queen

Stockholm, June 7. The Royal yacht Britan- nia was steaming steadily through misty weather in the Baltic Sea tonight car- rying Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh to the first state visit of British Royalty to Sweden since 1908.

And in Stockholm, amid heetle Jast minute preparations for a Roys welcome, the first specia- lys had already taken up their waterfront to poslans on the

make sure of a good view of the rival at midday tomorrow.

MAINLY WOMEN

were Mainty women, they wrapped

raincoats in warm

unurtala weather against tho and had refreshments and coffee with them in thermos flasks of camping pane which they heated

on small primus stoves.

In the streets Union Jacks, blue and yellow Swedish flags,

and Royal emblema

other decorations were being hung

out.

Shop windows were being of the with Alled

pictures Brilh Royal visitors and with the iB Tibbons und flowers colours of both nailons.-Reuter.

Cockney Export

Hamilton, NZ,, June 7. The typical New Zealand ne- cent with is "Cockney vowels" -New Zealanders them,Clves claim that they have nu aceea ? - probably a heritage from the fret teachers in the country who came

from around Lon- don, Mid

verst speaking Hamilton Music Judge the Festival.-China Mail Special.

US COULD REVERSE

TREND AND

.:

COME OUT ON TOP

By EARNEST HOBERECHT

(United Press Vico-President for Asia)

Tokyo, June 7.

W. Germany

To Support Troops

Bonn, June 7.

The United States can reverse its WEST Germany and the

present "losing” trend and come out a "winner" in Asia.

This is the consensus of many qualified Asians who have given serious thought to the matter.

with Two

agree

The consensua was drawn by | greedy, protective rather this correspondent from talka aggressivo,

hundreds of persons on recent tourG throughout Aala-heads of State, US and foreign diplomats, newspaper pditors, businessmen, politicians and average citizens,

By "winntop" in Asia these persons do not mean the United States would lake øver, dominate or even galo tremendous popu- larity that would be followed blindly by Asianë.

Suggestions

They mean the United States would be respected as a depend- ablo Power working for justice for all, generous rather than

WORLD'S

LONGEST

FENCE

Brisbane, June 7.

What is believed to be the world's longest and biggest wire-mesh fento is being built in western Queensland to protect

and sheep

cattle from dingoes (wild dogs),

When finished, it will streich 3,500 miles and will have cost £A500,000 (2400,000 sterling)

off 300,000 end, barricaded

070,500

square Queensland's miles of territory.

of

It is estimated that dingoes £2,500,000 sterling represent loss to the Stato every year.

PRIVATE FENCES

Station owners have already bull about 3,000 miles of pri- vate tences buit leghdation prescribes a new type of fence along the "dingo line." It must start 8 in. below ground surface, have 31 6in of rabbit-proof mesh toppod with 3ft Sin of "marsupial" mesh,

The government supplies the mesh and graziers do the work. -China Moil Special.

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Aro 1 Bplita, 6: Prode Mated, 19 Severe 10 Beenn, 321 Sout, 13. Trait, was... Mare, ... 20 Virtus, 27 Aster,,28 Erupter 10 Drades Downi 3 Scallers, 2 {Zikwwlavy, Mariz, 4 Swindle, B Profits, 0.Recado, 7, Drama, 14.

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But most Asians United States must make sonte change if it is to win its objcs- Live. Here sre some of their principal suggestions;

**

*

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1. The United States must decide on definite goals and act

them consistently without regard for personal popularity.

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2. The United States should concentrate problems and forget about smaller things that fre- quently cause more trouble than they are worth.

A

United States today concluded. a separate agreement on continuation of West Germany / gup-

port cost payments for the stationing of Ameri- can troops here, it was announced tonight.

Negotiations with France', and Britain oTL the subject are still continuing. The Borm

said West

Foreign Ministry. Germany would pay €50 million marks (about, £54 millionsberling) towards the costa for US troops Germany in the year after May 5,

when the costs

1950, novious

stationing agement expired

agreement

had boen

The

approved earlier

arlier today by the

West Gerrnda Cabinet. The

of an

he speedy conclusion Important

agreement with the Americans alone was regarded here as a gesture of "goodwill" by Dr Konrad Adenauer, who leaves fon visit to

to the United States tomorTOW.

Asians should be treated

ay equals and consulted in important policy matters.

4. The United States should

aid Asian countries for

ly

their own sakes, not mert. for the sake of the United States

or for on outrido cause such as anti- communism.

6.

US diplomats should keep individual Asian coun.

tries--both officials and the publictully informed its policies.

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of

The US should re-stato

Its position frequeratly.

7. US officials should make propaganda

Ameri-

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German sources wnld it was expected that agreement

Britain with

ARGENTINE CELEBRATES HER NATIONAL DAY

A general view of the naval contingent which headed', a military parade recently in the Argentine capital to mark the 140th anniversary of National Day Express Photo,

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Jap Competition"

S. Carolina Mill Cuts Operations

New York, June 7, Japaneis **throat-cut- has ting": "competition forced the Springs Cotton Mills at Lancaster, South

| Carolina, ^ to scrapɛ ́w $10 million opanasonic pro- gramma and curtail operM« tions.

* Col Elliot Springs Present of Springs Cotton Mills, Bald yesterday all Springs mille would reduce, operations to a" five-day work week instead of six.

"The curtallment will amount to a 12-hour per week pay loss to 12,000 employees, and frames containing 10,000 spindles on are being covered. A

The plant here, with 840,000 spindles, is perhaps the world's largest cotton mill and Springs Mills is the world's largest producer of sheeting.

have always been able to meet competition without leurs, Col. Springs said. "But wo can't lick the State Department, Secretary of Agriculture. .......and the 64 billion give-away pro- gramme

Far East Freight DUCK CLOSES Will Congress

War"

Settlement

London, June 7,

and France Details of the settlement of the three-year-old "freight war" between the Mitsui shipping line of

would also be reached with

a few days.

was thought that Britain might be offered a similar

stum to the Americans, whero

ng the saIN for the French, who have few troops left ini Germany,

Japan and other lines serving the Far East were announced here tonight.

The chief point in the settlement is that would be consider-Mitsui will remain outside the membership of the

Far Eastern Shipping Conferences.

ably smaller-Reuter,

Anglo-Soviet Airline Discussions

can history, explaining to Aslans how it threwn off the colonial yoke and rose from an agricultural country to an industrial power under the free enterprise system. 8. Asian nations should be required to asic for financial

rather Bired

it, and then aviation and a director of should be granted On A

bash the Soviet airways com business-like

loar rather that as handout,

London, June 7. Marshal F. Javoronkoy, the Soviet civil

than being chief of

A meeting of these Cuz ferences in London carlier to day had confirmed hitherto secret "understanding" with the

reached Mitsui company,

in Tokyo last weeks.

Represented at today's moet ing were the Far Eastern Freight Confernco, the Japan Outward and Homeward Freight Con- ferences, the Philippines-Europe Conference

the British Borneo Freight Conference,

Lower Rates

પ.

Hamburg, NYK will load these Bremen, sailings at Hamburg. Rotterdam, Antwerp, Marseilles to the Philippines, proceeding Formosa, Korea and Japan only. 3. Mitsul's castbound round- the world service of 12 sailinga likewise be per annum will

by NYK loaded and operated from Japan only to Port Sudan, Port Said and Alexandria.

RAILWAY

Hamburg, Jumo-1. A sitting duck has got railway

scratching at tho subartan goods alaxanting yard of Rothenburgsort hero.

Zada

espi

The duck

Bettled down between the walls to hatch

her out Furlously it attacked rull- way police who tried to rentays It Wher

locomotive cano nions, the bird still refused budge.

Now the signal on that fina has been net at red until the eggs are hatched out-China Mall Special,

us around."-United

War Declared On Freetown

Dynamiters

Freetown, Jum67. Bungalow dwellers along the lovely constline near Frontowra (capital of Blurra Leone, West Africa) no longer Jump their bed when explosions shatter

hardt's peace. the have becorne- used -to

Divities of fishermen v

who

tako a stick two of dynamite along with themed pa polico the

Apart

Purring Car worried

Belleville, IL, June 7, When Mis Kathleen Head drove into a petrol station here the attendant, Art Lowe, opened the bonnet axxt asked: "How's the car been running Zately?":

Mrs Head repiled like a kitten.”.

Increased Sailings

**4. NYK and OSK existing Japanese Conference members, are granted rights to operate in *During

the

protracted creased numbers of sailings.

5. The settlement will be a charity pany Aeroflot, has been disputo," members 02 the

had invited to London to dis- Conferences

the beginning opposed implemented at 0. The United States must

on the of July, 1956, and runs for five have a flexible programme cuss the opening of an air Mitsul's membership

grounds, that it did not óperate years. for Asia that recognises to line between London and on the run to Europe before the "Further detalls will be single policy will do for all Moscow, it was disclosed war, that it did not contribute available to shippers as soon as sitting next to the

build-up at the Foreign Office tow to the

of the possible," Reuter. day.

Conference, and that it carried cargy to Europe at lower rates than members.

the countries,

Blinded

settlement covering the next five years was reached in. Tokyo inst work by a three- man delegation from the Con- fereuous, helped by a five-man Japanese mediation

committee.

A statement issued by the Far Eastern Conferences tonight sald that the June 2 understanding". in Tokyo had been confirmed.

The invitation, which has not yet been accepted, was trans- Ong leader of an Asian nation mitted in Moscow by the Bri

pro-Western sad tish Ambassador there, follow- considered

their yen for ing a decision taken by the Americans lot popularity blind them to what Foreign Offer and the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Transport should

ould be their basic alans.

Soviet "So long as the United Statca

Last November, tho la the most powerful nation in Government rejected a British the world, she cannot hope to request to continue previous win a popularity contest," be discussions between the Bri- said. "She must come to realize tish European Altwaye end The statement then added she doesn't gushing lowers, Acroflot on the basis of a mixed

Conference Lines expressed she wants non-enemies, friends service. The BBA would take their great appreciation of the or dependable milles,"

the mediation. passengers as far as Berlin and part played by

the committee Aeroflot

appointed by the service from Berlin to Moscow. Japanese Government and com- For diplomatic and practical posed of prominent Japanese "business" mean, in making a CCLAINS, это agreement was reached. Now that Pan-Ameri-settlement possible. can Airways have opened up megotiations with the Sovjet company, the British Govern- ment has decided to renew ita approach to Moscow-France- Presse.

pot

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Many Asians, and Ameriam living in Asa, feel US policy le

fully

understood because it not repeated often enough. "We think we know where America standa but we like when cosirmation, tepedally America's

rica's enemies are doing all they cars to douch the facts," said one Azlan Foreign Minister. Asians never.... will tire of Americana, statementa aflaming beller

rights In clvil

ATKD individual Überty for people everywhere.

Sore Point

would

Resuro

Main Points

"The main points of the aient are:

Mitsuf will not receive membership, of the above Con- Leronces

The 1,000,000 Bus castbound round-the-world ser-

1.

Half of Mitsul's present

vice will be withdrawa from the Conferences*

will bo loaded and operated by the Japanese member line, Nippon

the remaining 12 salf Sudes. The

Auckland, June 7. bus owned by Auckland Transport Board has clocked 1,000,000 miles and is still going strong,"

An official government spokes man in one Asian country noted that the United Statca once was un agricultural nation like many Astan countries today miles that throw off colonialism' and Special. built itself into dustrial nation

a great in

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"Why don't Washington--or American ambassador abroad talk abomat that?" he aked. "Are they ashamed of their very

free enterprise

sore

Foreign aid is another point. Sommo Asian countries object only to the amorint, and wish for more But suvgai feel outright gifts are degrading and have strings attached,

Fricker help on b

A loan isa't

business-like charity said one Anim

Early this yone Driande of Amorkam official being trans-

ferred from one Asian capital to another, were worried about fus futuro, t

di

Yusen Kalsha, (NYK) and will from Japan, via Panama

A 1937 model diesel; the bus averages between 700 and 800 and United States ports, to A week-China Mail London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Bremen and

Dismiss Montgomery,

Says Tribune

H-BOMB SPEECH RESENTED

The

London, June 7.

British Left-wing Labour weekly, Tribune, today called for the dismissal of Field Marshal Lord Montgomery from his post as Deputy Commander of the North Atlantic Treaty force.

In an editorial houdad "Okt one-horse towns out West" soldier never dle (. -but it is Trizmo said. “But it won't do. rible Time

time Monty wis melood" the Democracies must meet on the wookly last out of Montgomery principle that generals urd" paid. "Hơm got to get rid of 15 for his pooch in Cannast to implement - policies. not to

June 23 and the week which fie advocated deviathway that with there is no torn Up in the H-Bomb in the event at the Deputy Com

of NATO, is noe vroe in no prend policy, Sveryone, kus A soft spot,in] plane, in the event bad noj mand side it appšaród | him,ka052 for the náði

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So kive away a certain quota by

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It is belloyed that it has been smuggled down from the mining areas of the interior.

So the

olles have declared police on the dynamalte Babermen

war

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