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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1956.

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AGAINST DUTCH

Smoke Screen Thrown

Over Subversive Activities Left Behind

Djakarta, Oct. 29.

Indonesia today charged the Dutch with trying to "throw

a smoke screen over the subversive activities they have left behind in Indonesia.”

At the same time the Nether- lands formally complained about un altack on Netherlands property by Darul Imam rebels to whom the Dutch have been charged with giving support,

The new Indonesian charge Dutch leaders was in reply who last werk attended the "mock trials of Dutch nation- a returned that there was

fawlessness in Indonesia,

Create Impression

The official pukesman of the Foreign Ministry. Mr Suwito Kusumowingdo, said the Dutch were currently tying in every way possible to throw dust in the eyes the

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peuple of the world: and "ercate the im-

they had guilty of subversive activities against the legal goy- ernment of Indonesia.

on that

nol

However, in fact the Dutch had tried through diplomitle channels acxi subversive activi- lies to mointain their rule t Indonesia or "at least play 2 important part in indonesia's political fire

The spokesman referred to ercent press reports that Dulch- men had been lending Deral Islam bucks ons raketa 1 West Jaya,

Use Good Offices

اشا

FAURE DESIGNATED

Paris, Oct 29. M. Maurice Faure, Secretary of State at the French Foreign Ministry, will be put in charge or Tunisian And Moroccan Affairs, In addition to his pre- sent duties after the resignation. of Secretary of State M. Aloin Savary, I WIB learned here today.

M. Savary, whose resignation will not be officially announced

until Wednesday, was formerly The Dutch complaint

in charge was

of Tunisian and delivered lo the

Secretary- Moroccan Affairs, - Franco- Guerni of the Ministry Presse, Foreign Affairs, Dr Subandrio, by the Netherlands diplomatic representative Mr Herman Hügensor in the form of note.

Referring to

attack by members of the Darul Islam on

an

the Netherlands diplomatic missiekta bungalow at Puntjak south of Djakarta on October 20 the note requested the Ministry to use its good offices to prevent similar occurences in future.- Reuter.

Tel Aviv, Oct. 29. An Israeli my spokesman said tonight that a well in the north of the Gaza region was destroyed today by the explo-

ion of a time bomb.

The spokesman said the well

East Germans Told To Bide Time

Berlin, Oct, 20

De Otto Suhr, the Governing Mayor of West Berlin, tonight told the 18 million 'Communist-

· ruled East Germans not to let themselves be "provoked" into Fitting their strength against Soviet divisions.

Restrain your unrest," Dr. Suhr told them in a radio broad cast on the events in Poland Hungary

and

"Let Ulbricht (The East Ger- man Communist chief) continue to shivor. The marionettes wil) disappear. They are no longer their old selves."-Reuter.

WORLD RALLIES

TO AID HUNGARY

Vienna, Oct. 29.

Aircraft, trains and lorries passed through Vienna today carrying medical supplies, food and clothing for the victims of the bloody insurrection in Hungary.

The Royal Air Force was at work airlifting the major con- signment to Vienna-70 tons of medical ald and food worth £35,000 sterling from British bases in West Germany, British tourets said further supplies above the original 70 tone would probably follow.

Most European countries also sent reller supplies to Vienna, where Red Cross volunteers took over the Buerger Theatre collect and dispatch the suppiles as swiftly as paisible, Tito's Appeal

to

here

sist to all reactionary elements "trying to profit the present events in their anti-Socialist purposes."Reuter.

TELEVISION LEVEL CROSSING

Stockholm, Oct. 29. Experiments with television to work a railway level crossing are to be made in Gaevle, an East Swedish port.

Two Hungarian planes left last night with the first tons of

Television cameras will be set consignment of three blood plasma.

The Hungarian up by the crossing, consisting of authorities reported today that a large number of railway tracks had been distributed to crossing a city street, and will Budapest hospitale.

transmit a picture to the signal Most of the supplies were box which is situated some dis- being sent the Austro-tance away and out of normal

and eyesight. Hungarian border by rail road to be transferred

The signalmen will operate Hungarian vehicles.

the closing or opening of rail- In Belgrade President Tito of way crossing to street traffe as Yugoslavia today called for a the cameras chow the tracks to hult to the bloodshed, was situated near a point where

be engaged or free. He made the appeal in a several

This system will, it is hoped, of Egyptian letter to the groups commando-aboteurs were

Hungarian Com-give quicker working than In-

munist Party in his capacity as ordinary signals. Because there tercepted inst nigh!-France- Secretary-General of the party is a complex network of track Presse

in Yugoslavia.

over the crossing a simplc and quick acting system of signals is difficult to arrange.-- China Mail Special.

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