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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1957.

COALITION UNLIKELY FOR GERMANY

Free Democrats ROLLING IN MONEY-BUT HE'S NOT RICH Likely To Fend

For Themselves

Bonn, Sept. 17.

Dr Konrad Adenauer's chances of broaden- ing the basis of his West Gorman be

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Coalition Government appear to fading, political observers said here to night.

All Quiet

After Coup In Bangkok

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Bangkok, Sept. 17. Tanks and armed troops

guarded

strategic bridges and buildings here today in the wake of last night's bloodless coup in

Many Christion Democrats, victors in Sunday's general elections, would the to take the Free Democratic Parly Into the government, The Chancellor han not spoken his mind on this maller.

But Herr Erich Mende, one of the most influential of the Free Democrats, said today he con- sidered It out of the question for his party to join in a confion with a party holding an absoluto majorily in Parliament,

The Free Democrats, who won 41 arels campaigning as a liberal "third force, may make a deci-

int

4 meeting here on Thursday.

Dr Adenauer could rule with Democratic support Chrirdan alone. The party has 270 the

which Marshat Sarit 407 seats it the new Bundestag, Thanaret, removed Pre-But he expected to call on the 17 depalles from the Ger- mier Phĺbul Songɣram.

in Party hitherto his most

The ccup. Thalland's second | faithful ally, to supply some political crisis In six months, of his ministers.

failed to fluster the inhabitants who celebrated today's Bud- dhilst holiday as usual by tak- ing offerings to temples.

Zoa

The atmosphere was normal, except for the soldiers, and crowds in shops, niarket pluges, public gardens Bud the were almost as big as usual.

Meanwhile a

from message Karachi stated that Thailand's Tslwhile Police General and Interlor Minister Phoo Sri yanono left for Geneva in the arly hours today after over four hours' halt at Karachi.

POLICE COLONELS

The helly middle aged General with graying hair is -accompanded by two "pollen colonels" named Burnasomphub

and Visechbakadi.

There was no one to receive them at the airport but an hour Ritr

their arrival the Thai Ambassador in Karachi, Mr Lutung Bhadravadi anki the Embassy's First Secretary, Mr Warus Kunchon, arrived at the KLM rest house.

The Bundestag

The new Bundestag will con- stilute itself at a resaloa ja Berlin on October 15. The only known agenda point will be the election of a chairman.

The serioud political busi- |ness, Including the election of the Chancellor, is expected in take place Bonn later in October. Under the constitution a candidate for Chancellor is proposed by President Theodor Heuss and must receive the votes of at least half the mom- bers of the Bundestag for elec- ilon,

Nobody doubts that President Bundestag will duly elect Dr Adenaner,

Heuss will nominate and the

Only then need Dr Adellauer together, his about putting cabinet, Though preliminary talks will start much carller,

At the moment there are no serious exchanges on the com- position of the cabinet.

Speculation

The leading members of Dr Adenauer's outgoing cabinet are expected to stay in office, but there is much speculation about of the less important Terelved. cable tonight from posts. For instance, the Gor- Bangkok, insicuting them to man Party may wish to provide meet General Phao at the air-the Minister of Agriculture, port but I arrived too late.

Mr Kuncion said the Embassy

IN SWITZERLAND

In reply to questions General Phao sald he was going to seltlu down in Switzerland. "My family will join me loter,” he added.

Asked whether he was undez house arrest nt Bangkok tht morning he smiled and sald: "How could I be here if I were under house arrest?"-France- Presse und Reuter,

black

Eomo

Money and always money.. What a pity that it isn't today's currency-Keystone Photo,

It's Just

His

Hobby

Munich.

The police official Otto Schulze, 57, has a nice hobby. In his spare time he is collecting many kinds of money. He started gathering coins and bank-notes when he was only twelve. From then on he Was gathering eagerly all the money he was able to get.

Now he owns a collection in which he has more than 40,000 sorts of bank-notea and coins. hitherto a Christian Democrat, But these are only a part of The outgoing cabinet will the whole collection he has. A meet tomorrow to discuss the lot of notes and coins he still has election resurs.

at his former home in East Ger- in many which he left to stay the Western German Federal

The executive of the op. position Social Democrols will

NEVER APPEARED

also meet here tomorrow hold Repubile. Its inquest on the party's elec toral defeat. There are sure to be recriminations agabut the party leadership, though, tradi- tional solidarity within the party may prevent their be coming public Chine Special.

THE SKELETON

It seems to be improbable that any others with the samo hobby may be able to surpass the collection of Schulze. At his Mall home, where our reporter visit- ed him, he was able to show us every kind of money we wanted to see. Even money which never appeared on the market, which nover became 'currency-you might and it in Mr Schulze's collection,

aymmetrical pattern: the top half matches" the bottom hasf and the two sides correspond. So you can fill in 12 more" squares at unce to correspond with those

the Skeleton Crossword the squares and clue numbers have to be filled lọ na well na the words. Four black squares and four clue numbers have been inserted to zive.yuu.a_given. start. The black squares form a

. ACROSS

1. But

it e

doo siit

ร the bride w words).

4. There's

somo talk hero of Anglo- American relations,

9. Return to

the firing line the wrong way three - words).

11. Tho first

man

Cause

obstruction.

12. Adam the Gardener finds a

valley in the interior.

13. Famous swimmer involved

mudy a row.

16. Bho's got the wrong label. 10. Measures across the meats. 17. First aid 'Jo the

period 7

musta

20. It's not so tough If you keep

quiet.

27. Fashionable Christian.

23. Alarm may cause a sudden

departure from here

words).

(two

24. Bet hard in certain lines. 15. Kind of uniform, sustai80

for nudists ?

DOWN

1. Bultable place for dinner

and a Jour

2. It gould solve a transport

problem along certain lines.

3. Some kind of sock joint.

5. Umowy in even the entrips

gompany.

8. Police job of showing the

Way (LWD words)

D. He may be put in to got a

tenant out.

10. Ground for the

ретіння

trainer

13. There's not much room for scientifis experiment here, 14. Whisky town.

18. Not as much ne a neck in

front?

19. Board a bus to make pro-

Cross (two words)

21. Doce a turn at the seaside. 32. Opening tor a hoaricus

giver.

H

a. Pay attention to the Intel 8

lect.

1. A mid serves to confuse the

TUESDAY'S SOLUTION

For example we found there two colns called "Europinos" worth two and five "Europinos." These coins were ordered by an American institution from the Hamburg mint and they were thought to become the coins of the European currency of ine future. Now only the Ham burg mint where the minting was done owns these coins.

Bestdes the gathering work Otto Schulze does another work combined with his hobby. He publishes a newspaper for many other collectors interested gathering notes and coins. Now about 120 people interested in money collecting get each edi- tion of Mr Schulze's newspapers. HELPING HAND

Mr Schulze is assisted by his wife who Ekes her husband's hobby as well as he does. Many a time she lends helpful hand.

In Homo yanre, when Mr Schulze will quit his service us police official, they both latond to enjoy their hobby together and

they hope then lo have enough time for their hobby.

Mr Schulze does not want to cell parts of his collection but

DINON

The "Europino" coins, which were ordered by an American Institution, were thought to become the coins of the European currency of the future.

BLACK GOLD CERTIFICAT.

The Magnificent Empire of Cixas

ONE THOUSAND

TEXAS BUCKS

TOUT BOAL N 1263,

Keystone Photo.

TOURA TEXẪN FURIM 3

CURYSMÉBEFERIRISD

This is the biggest note ever printed. Only three of this kind still exist

in Europe. Little Monika, who lives at her grandparents' home, is able to hide herself behind the note-Keystone Photo.

COMMISSION TO SETTLE

INDONESIAN ARMY CRISIS

Djakarta, Sept. 17.

Leaders of Indonesia's divided military factions have agreed to leave settlement of "Army problems" to a commission headed by President Sukarno and the former Vice-President, Dr Mohammad Hatta.

disclosed Wad

today there was "a dangerous split" in :

sometimes a money collcaling by Colonel Sarbini, Commander the Army.

fan is able to wet a rare piece of out of Mr Schulze's collection,

SKY PLATFORMS

This

East Java Military the District, who said he had taken an oath of loyalty to the com mieston on behalf of his col- Jengues.

in

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Abidjan, Sopt. 17, An estimated 150,000 persons

The division is between om- FLU IN AFRICA cers who have led regional movements in deflance of Cen- tral Government directives, and officers who have pledged are suffering from Asian Aun The military leader took part loyalty to the Central Govern the Ivory Coast, a health depart- national conference at the ment, according to observersment communique announced

today. here. weekend. Milwaukee, Sept. 17.

The epidemic, which started In a broadcast yesterday in urban areas last month, bus Force spaceman Maj. Colonel Burbint said that he

officers would wan announced that measures moved into outlying regions, the David G. Simons predicted last and his fellow

It said the wight the creation of so called "unconditionally obey all deci of autonomy would be worked communique said.

epidemio was not dangerous at "platforms" at the fringe of slope to be taken by the Com-out,

The dissident areas have nim | present but might become moro outer space on which team of mission." aelitists would be able la At the opening of the con- | been demanding - more serious because of the lack of study cosmic radiation and the berence the Prime Minister, Dr rosponsible position for De medicul protection for Africa solar system-nted Prom. Djuanda Kartawidjaja, said HaileRouter,

3 children.--France-Proses...

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