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the
Australians will not like the news that Britain has decided to sell 18 Gasnet rcraft to Indonesin. But deplorable? #upplied
ON
War
is this Amarica equipment during the re- cent Indonesian action against the rebels. Why should Britain not sell air- craft?
Greatest fear in the claim by Indonesia on Dutch New Gufuen. Both the Dutch and the Australians suspect that one dny Djakarta may resort to war to achieve its goal elther by infiltration and
or less likely, ATIB open invasion. In this event, they can argue that Britain Indonesia the
is giving
means to throw out the
Dutch and
extend their
authority to the border
of Australian - administered Papua New Guinen.
Bantive?
UT what is the
alter-
It Indonesia
does not get planes from Britain, America obviously prepared to sell them. And so is the Com- munist bloc. So there is no question
President of Sukarno not getting what he wants. Besides, Britain is an
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Way To Settle THE ENEMY
East-West Differences
Washington, Jan. 16.
IS
LISTENING RUSSIANS TOLD
Mcscow, Jan. 16.
Sovict Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan
roportedly told members of the Senato Colonel V. Lebedkov of the Foreign Relations Committee today that ultimate reunification of Germany is definitely a part of Soviet policy.
Governor Gets Back At
7 a.m.
His Excellency the Governor, Sir Robert Black, returned to the Colony at 7 a.m. today aftor attending the annual conference of Bri- tish Governors, Ambassa- dors and Servico Chiefs in the Far East, held in Singa-
pora,
He was accompanied by Dr Charles Hill, Chancellor of the Duchy, or Leacaster, and Mr Harold Bvnns. Public Relations
Omeer to the Prime Minister, The party arrived in an RAF Hostings..
the
The Colonial Secretary,
He was reported to have sug- prated that a permanent inter- national commission be formal to administer the affairs of West Berita.
This was one part of a three- point plan he put forward to seitlo East-West differences over Berlin.
Advocated
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Soviet Military Justice Branch, today called on Soviet military forces to beware of the dangers of talking too much at meel- ings, in telephone conver-Sen Raider sations, letters and press Outsider
Jeztbel articles.
which, ap
In his waming. pored as an article in Red
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Star, the Soviet Defence Minis-Not So Bad iry organ, Lebedkov stressed Miracle that the Soviet Union will never Bayshore weaken its security organs, and
he called on all Sovlei eltizens
Ouladen-Hawaliwa Moon
RACE 5
to reinforce their political Kelpie
vigilance.
The other two points silt-
How Do I Know gested by Mr Mikoyan today Lebodiev made the warning | Queen's Parchanrat
1 Free access to West were:
because of the espionage and Outsider:-Don Juan Berlin, fres elections for West subversive activities of the Im-
RACE 6 Berlin only and removal of perialists, and he charged that
All Gay- all outside troops from Ger- the most active in that Geld is L'are Triomphe many
2 Asking the United the United States, which spends
Huntington Nationa to participate in cclcssal seems for esplotage and
Outsider:-Ecstasy guaranteeing the freedom of diversion.
RACE 7 West Berlin.
During the meeting with the Semic Committee over lunch, Mr Mikoyan was also said tu have proposed that he Govern ment advocated the withdrawal of, troops 500 miles on each side of Germany's Elbe Raver.
Mr Mikoyan was also ready to offer a partial settlement of American lend-lease and other debts, a correspondent of the Columbia Broadcasting System reported today.
The correspondent said the
the incidental effect of kong, was also at the airport There were suggestions
exporting country. there are only two possible reaRona for refusing to sell arms to others: one is moral disapproval of the way in which they may be used; the second is that the prospective buyer may not last long enough in Govern-Hon. C. H. Burgess, who acted Soviet offer of $300 million for the Governo during his (ahcut £107 million) was be- ment to foot the bill. In
the Red absence, met Sir Robert at the lieved to be a demonstration of Indonesia'a case
good faith in the Soviet leader's threat has been thers for airport.
Air Commodore P.D. Holder,d to step up commercial rela- Britain's sale hus Ale Cheer Commanding, Hong- tions with the United Stater. years.
that Musspralt- the Russians might Increase keeping Djakarta from any further economic extangle Willams, the Director of Civil their offer, the correspondent
Aviation, Group Captain H.A.S. sald.-U.P.I. and Reuter. ments with Moscow.
Dyscy,
Commander, And the moral Issue?
4 Koi Tuk, and Mr F.R.J.
Airport Lillywhite,
can
with
mandani.
M.J. Mir
Stallon
Com-
the
Later this morising Governor will open the Agricul tural Show at Un Lang.
Recognition
How be many countries trusted to use any weapons
in a Bold to them
way British acceptable to opinion? And does it help us to sleep more .com. fortably if we know that a city or a vlage is being annihilated with foreign made planes and bomba Head of British? Surely поде dispute Indonesia's on the Coinmons order paper right to have an air force today by Mr Harold Wine, a -80 let Britain sell the CCF (Socialist) member.-- planes.
Satisfactory Progress
Ft Bragg, NC., Jan, 18, Gen. George C. Marshall made toward "satisfactory progress" complete recovery from a mild stroke today but his physicians A resolution proposing Cana- said he must have a month to dlan diplomatie recognition of six weeks of hospital care. Communist China was placed U.P.1.
Reuter.
Ottawa, Jan. 15.
RAINY WEATHER AHEAD!
Order now ons. Terms",
He said that one of the most effective weapons against such Cisco Kid selivity was the revolutionary Bowsprit vigilance of the Soviet people. Kerrern He added that it was only by the vigilance.of depending on
workers that the Soviet the security crgans can intercept in decisive way the clandestine cellvity of. the imperialiste and bring to light and put an end to all the plots of their sples in our country-France-Presso.
Countess Postpones
Official Tour
of
London, Jan. 16, Counters Mountbatten frota is postponing her official Icur of the Far East on medical advice and is going abroad for a rest instead, the St John Am- bulance Brigade announced to- night
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U.S. BUSINESSES HELP
NEW CUBAN GOVT.
Havana, Jan. 10. | $125,000, and First National IX leading American banking City
Bank of New York, business arms have $100,000. and
the revolutionary advanced
The scurces said the govern- Cuban Government more than $1,500,000 to help it consolidate rent hoped ether American In Cuba would its financial position, it was dis- businesses
follow the example. closed today.
In another sources listed Arms and their acting
President
development, Manuel
The Countess, who caught
Authoritative chicken pox while recovering from a recent operation, was to the American Lave toured the Far East"in contributions as follows: United Urrutia announced Cuba was Co., $500,000; Nleure asking the United States to the near future in connection Fruit
against Cuban with the St John Ambulance Nickel Co., $375,000; Colgate- drop charges Brigade, the Save the Children Palmolive-Pect, $300,000; First citizens awaiting triol In the Fund and joint St John and National Bank of Boston, $150,- United States for helping Fidel Red Cross activities-Router. 000; International Harvester, Castro rebels.-U.P.I.
Arrow In Eye,
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Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 16.
Amazon Indian boy, Mandel Araujo Reis (12), rested comfortably today after four doctors tracted an eight-inch barbed arrow from his eye in
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The boy carried the vicious weapon in h's eve four days after his brother,
But Will
Alvaro (14), accidentally shot him while hunting! in the Amazon Jungle on the bank of Solimoes River.
The long Brazilian Indian. hunting arrow carried a scries of barbs like a many-pronged
harpoon.
Il plunged into the boy' era, slashing downward through the roof of thel
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mouth and penetruling the throat.
The boy was brought here, 2,000 miles from his Amazon home village, after doctors, at Manaus declined to operate dus to lack of equipment. Surgeons here had to open the n. large slit in boy's face to remove the arrow. They reporteil the operation was success.
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Attending doctors said the boy would be fit to return home within afteen days but probably would re- main here to permit plas tic surgery to cover the ugly scar from eye to mouth.-U.P.L
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IN GOING ON STRIKE
London, Jan. 16. The British Medical Asso- ciation Council last night claimed that doctors might be justified in going on strike.
Claim
Nicosia, Jan. 16. The Greek-Cypriot Cyprus Medical Association claim- ed today that tuberculosis had broken out in camps for political detainees in Cyprus "because of in- sufficient food."
The council, commenting on n report on the Natioanl Health
In a letter to the United Na- Service by Sir Frank Newzam, |tions World Health Organization, former
Permanent Under the Association alleged that de Secretary to the Home Office, rainees were living under rudi- which they requested, disocial-mentary sanitary conditions ed themselves from ade of its with "highly deflcieni" medical main recommendations,
attention and that the Cyprus Sir Frank, whose report, 10- | Government had refused to gether with the council's states allow Oreck-Cypriot doctors to ment printed as a preface, ap- [visit "these concentration pears in the British Medical | cumps." Journal, said:
Unrealistic
"It is unrealistic. of. doctors to think of withdrawing from the National Health Service,
The inevitable result would be the formation of fully salaried service."
The council commented: "The couneli believes that the medi cal profession, faced with a serious challenge to its principles and traditions," might be com- pelled to contemplate with- drawal from the National Health Servico,
"The counell must therefore dissociate itself from Sie. Erank
· Newmarn's conclusion
· China Mál Special
About 1,500 Greek-Cypr! (a are detained without trial several camps as suspected ter- rorists.
spokesman A government said: "Six detainees at a camp near Nicosia, having been stated to have been contact with known TB cases prior to being detained, are to be X-rayed
have "Any active cases that been diagnosed are treated." Reuter.
· Kuala Lumpur, Jan, 10, A Malayan Communist ter- rorist, Wan Ahmat Bin Ibrahim, in Songkhla, has surrendered south Thailand, the government announced today,Cititan Bail Special.
Monty To Keep Surrender Document Till Death
London, Jan, 16.
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery said tonight that the German surrender document which has been in his possession since it was signed at Luneburg Heath in May, 1945, will be handed to the British Government on his death.
In one of a series of six { Commons some years ago.
"Winston Chis chill very right- programmes on British Broad-: casting Corporation television ly said that anybody who takes about major battles of the last the surrender of two million war, he said his will made this of the enemy in battle is entitled- direction.
to keep the receipt.
"That Anished .
The Field Marshal sald; “The question of my right to possess "I will never part with the the document was raised by a orginal surrender document so Labour Member in the House of long as I am alive."-Reuter.
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