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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1960

INTELLIGENCE

REPORT

The story I can

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tell

Russia ... IF EVER THERE WAS

A

CANDIDATE FOR

IT'S KHRUSHCHEV

by Christopher Dobson

China Mail reporter Dobson, who spent 14 months in Moscow and was the only resident British reporter Ross Mark, of in the city, is now back in London.

the Washington Bureau, is to relieve him.

KHRUSHCHEV is old ---------

and wan.' But now 1 am "out." I can

If not prepaid a booking fee He is 66 this month. He speculate, I can write of things

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A HEART ATTACK

WHAT IF IT HAPPENS?

• BY

THE

WAY

By Beachcomber

TE establishing of a civilians

Camberley or Staff College

for readers of gos-meters at Knutsford has led readers of electricity-metors to demand their uwn Staff College or University.

It is maintained thal the Government could easily afford enough of our money to zet up such оп establishroen!. By encouraging meter-renders to take a degree (Bachelor of Gas or Master of Meters or Doctor

Electricity of

Unis) young readers would be encouraged to be ambitious, and to snatch at the gilttering prizes of the meter world.

Angry snorters

British newsletter from Peter Burgoyne

The ordinary Briton feels perplexed

about South Africa

London (By Airmail).

Britain, of all countries, is most deeply concerned about the whole unhappy mess in South Africa. As first among the equal partners of the Commonwealth it is natural and right that she should be.

In my comings and goings I have tried to fathom how the ordinary quiet-living Britan feels about it. I have spoken about

with them

pubs ond

Musical clearly 1

Industries, Is man who doesn't mind sticking out

his neck. in

Last week he told the Offles Association that Management

Mr Wall's firm makes among other thlogs, dictating machines.

THE refusal of the Bayswade Council to allow the town hell to be used for a sporting contest has raised the question South Africa of outdoor snorting as an alter-irains and buses, In

clubs. native to indoor snorting. Mean- I found curiously little of the "shorthand is as out of date os while

And there is to be a protest march to Tromigar Square to

fiery partisanship of the de- thick woollen stockings". denounce those coumelis nvhleh monstrators who for the past few by all too clear Implication ha are forcing sorters into the days have kept Trafolzar Square made it plain that in his view the shorthand-typist is at best open felds, Mrs Wretch will, in the headlines here.

In is place found perplexity, obsolescent. address the marchers.

"Why"!

Deep-seated, almost instinctive open fields, Mrs Wretch will ad- dress the marchers. "Why," one loyalty to another member of hears shorters saying, "should the Commonwealth jarred against we pay rates if we are to be natural horror at the violence in treated as socist parinhs? Snor- South Africa and its dreadful

harvest. lers pay their rates like every-

I found no-one with a good one else. To expect them to

word for apartheid, but I did find Ever since his state visit to snort in open country to de

a surprising amount of under- Africa in 1067, Mr Nixon has grode them to the status of

standing of how such an attitude regarded himself as the Ad-animals." The Mayor of Foot-

"Our town could exist against a background ministration's expert on African lehurst commented

like South Africa's. to excom- affairs. He had little compe- hall was not buil

to house modate clowns, but

Finally, most of the people as out of date as thick woollen tition.

those who transact the adminis-I spoke to were fairly scathing stockings, Mr Wail ought

these are worn by Mr Nixon's view of Africa istrative business entrusted to about some of the vehement know that

overseas critics of South Africa: some very chic young women. simple and concise:-

them."

critics, they believed, whose own too close records did not bear examination.

The answer: It was America's Vice-President Nixon who per- suaded the diplomats to be un- diplomatic.

Smooth and personable, with the beginning for interfering in Mikeyan's help he could hold the affairs of another nailon. The party together. But is he

strong enough? I think not.

Aristov is the tough guy. It was he who ushered Kirichenko into exile and travelled with him to introduce him to his new job making tractors.

Is he strong enough? Probably TOO strong.

TIPPED

aristocracy party THE now

certainly do not want return to purges. Life is sweet for them too.

faltered under the broil is 1 believe is what will happen THE ing Indonesian sun dur- ing his Asia tour. He is Weak from the "grippe" which has laid half of Moscow low.

He is overweight, has a foul temper and dives hinult much, mitch too hard; he is, in fact, the classic candidate for a heart at- Luck.

AC

40

even

Death

well Hy Khrushchev tomorrow. without the help of the many thousands of Ukrainians, Letts,

Poles and Han Lithuaninas,

who

bede Rorions

would

om vizibie against the light. Tel.lighted to host him on his way,

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TO ADVERTISERS

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WHAT then? Who takes over? BUNDAY. POST-HERALD

Who will step into Khrush- Space for commercial

chey's galoshes? What happens advertising should

be, when Air K goes to form an booked not inter than unholy trinity in Communisin's

with Len noon on Wednesdays.

cate:des of saints For the SOUTH CHINA and Stalin? MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours before date of publication.

No ne nan will become hoss of Russia immediately. A cam- mittee will be formed to present a brave and united front while the struggle for power goes on Kremlin offices and the in the guarded dachas of the leaders in the outskirts of Moscow.

Mikoyan will be one of the committee. The shrewd Armenian horse-trader has seen 1. knows it all.

Above all, he is a great rar- vivor. He survived a dring squad when he was a young rebel. He survived the Stelln purges. And be backed the right side when Molotov and Bulganin turned on Khrushchev.

RUTHLESS

TR,MIK will lend all his great knowledge of the technique af survival to the commillee.

Who eluct I foresee

curly- These questions are never dis-

haired Frol Kozlov, podry cussed in Russia's newspapers. Nikahi Ignatov, tough Averky And any reference to them in Aristov manoeuvring for power Moscow foreign correspondents under the cynical dark eyes of Announcement stories is removed neatly. but Mikoyan. and Classified Advertise-none tas swiftly, by the censor. monta a usuni.

Special

DACRON PILLOWS

DACRON PILLOWS

DACRON PILLOWS

THE EVERGREEN

HỒNG KÔNG

KOWLOON

They are all modern Com- munists, they were all boys when the revolution was fought out. They are all party men. They are all Khrushchev sup- porters. Ant need it be said?

they are all ruthless.

It's like betting on the Grand National, naming the winner from these three Communist They all know thoroughbreds.

The course.

a tre- visited pave the

But just one mistake and they are out of the race. Kozlov is certainly in favour with Khrush- chev nt the moment. He has come to the fore with mendous burst. He has Asla and Amerien to Way for Mr K and to report back to his leader. He is a First Deputy Premier and it is prob- able that he would chairman of the

Leed to

He sees a lot of new nations Advanced course

HE report that, owing to the in revolution against colonial-

artistic design of the now ism." The only way to muscle in

revolution is to back banknotes, only left handed The smart Moscow, money is on this

with every clerks will be able to check them on Ignatov who, at the age of emerging nations 58, runs the Secretariat

at speedy will probably of the moral and political weapon

of a university Communist Party. The Secre- the disposal of the American the setting up

where right-hando clerks wit tariat runs the party. The party Government.

And dollars, of course, come be icught to be either ambidex- and all runs the Soviet Union ils colonies.

into the picture too. Fereign aid trous or left-handed.

(London Express Service). frum Africa tu

shot up £4,750,000 in 1950 to £22,000,000 the following year. And by the end of this year American aid to Africa is expected to exceed

And that is why Ignatov 19 favourite. He is the complete party man.

He has been dedicated to the party since he was 18. He is a £50,000,000. favourite of

doctrinalre The

of

If the Colonial Powers with- Communists. And he is enough draw some of their stake t Africa, Uncle Sam lets it be known that he is just as ready as the Russians to step in and help out.

a Khrushchev man to have the support of the moderates.

My money, too, is on Ignatov. For in Russia he who has. the party has power.

•

America's remarkable

outburst

on South

Africa ...

From Washington, China Michael Mall correspondent Wolff reveals the reasons for the American denunciation of the Sharpeville shooting and the significant change in America's policy towards Africa,

Look who's

fallen

for Dietrich!

• Marlene Dietrich is being wooed by the Communist regime of East Germany in spite of her capitalistic furs and jewels.

Reason: the "anti-Mariene" campaign In West Germany, sparked off by the announcement that the glamorous, 56-year-old singer is returning to the Berlin slage this month for the first time since the war.

West German newspapers have accused her of "turning on her own country" during the last war. Miss Dietrich left Germany when the Nazis came power

and became an American citizen. The East Germans have been WHO was behind the amazing quick to make propaganda out of the West German hate re- Y denunciation?

The State Department itself action. Sald the East German be named was so

ashamed of having to radio:- committee to make this unprecedented state-

run Russia when Mr K dies. ment that it apologised right at

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★ Anyone who has ever met Prince Philip can vouch for the genuine liveliness of his curiosity.

The average shorthand-typist, he said, did not spend more than

shorthand. 20 per cent of her time doing

"It is awfully nice." he said, "to have a pretty face and nice legs in the office, but It is good for business?"

The answer, Mr Woll, is, yes. And as for shorthand being

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Author-playwright Wolf Mon- Often the questions be asks kowitz: "There's nothing better

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He doesn't always have great deal of luck in this respect. Someone always wants to put a gloss on things for him.

Last week, for example, he visited Scotland Yard, centre of the nation's prevention operations.

nerve crime-

In this tense atmosphere policemen work in their shirt- sleeves, smoke and drink a lot of tea. Yet when Prince Philip was expected special orders Issued: Don't smoke, keep your jackets on and don't show any signs of tea breaks.

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I suppose they mean well by

Someone-1 can't remem- ber who once said that a nation's morals were in Inverse ratio to the women's height of its heels.

If this were true, the last place you'd look for stiletto heels would be in church,

Yet at Ruddington in Notting- humshire, the local vicar has had to appeal to stiletto heel-wearers to slip out of their shoes before walking on the new aisle car- pets.

He explained: "It would be a terrible thing if the carpet were these ankle- spoiled before twisting, death-trap shoes pass!

Be sure your sin will find you out. Numbers 32:23.

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