Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) 7A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 20 'Back Door' to 15)52 t New Diamond British Seeking to Rid Malaya Of Communist Terrorist Bands Manner returned to k aft StitM laet er three years as an Associated Press correspondent in southeast ' (Milton the times King Out to End Monopoly of these troubled with a Chinese red army at the Malayan borders the hope of holding that land with a Asia) population more than half Chinese By Milton Manner NEW YORK Jan 19 (AP) — would be to say the least rather Britain this week announced with dim It thus would appear that the the customary fanfare yet another time is now to root out the hard to in its rid battle step dragging core of the communist conspiracy Ma say a of communist terrorists The federation government and This brings up once again the governments of the Malay same question that has been the states are almost wholly run by I iMfiilin British authorities for the Malays with British advisors You past three and a hall years in the rarely see a Chinese in the govrubber and tin area at the bottom ernment of Asia — just what actually can Two FarSeeing Men be done to win the jungle War? But a major important developA tough army general Sir Gerald Templer was named to suc- - ment is at hand Two teed a tough administrator Sir men one a Chinese and one a Henry Gurncy assassinated last Oc- Malay have joined in an indetober by jungle killers pendence for Malaya party This is not! the first time the They are Data (Sir) Tan Cheng British have taken what at the time Lock cultured elderly Chinese was described as a forceful de- leader from Malacca and Dato Onn d cisive move to drive the reds from Bin Ja Afar brilliant their jungle hideout and destroy Malay leader of Johore Bahru them '0 The IMP doesrTt want independBut today !the situation in it hardly different than it was ence immediately But it knows the future demands it Here are when it started: A determined gang of less than two progressive definitely 8000 trained assassins is keeping men trying to weld the the pot boiling in Malaya despite Malays and the Chinese — along the efforts of more than 100000 with all other races such as InBritish and auxiliary forces They dians Ceylonese Eurasians Javstrike and kill when they see fit anese and Europeans — into a theq pull back into their jungle movement aimed at a Democratic i fastness to hide before state they kill Many are looking to see if Maagain l laya can develop a political orJangle Is on Their Side ganization of Asian races who can The jungle lis on their side It's be both and a nasty ugly task to ferret them out And Whenever they suffer This casualties they seem to hive no the civilthey say is the way to win population so as to begin difficulty to obtain replacements the jungle war These Organized on pure communist winning same are worried lest too lines now the red terrorists have much onlookers stress on military force and the undercover support of an or- not on political advanceganization known only to the au- - ment enough militate against westmight uionues oy us name: Min Yuen in Mnlava This secret underground which sup- ern influence see in They apparent moves to plies the terrorists with informa- eliminate commissioner for tha LONDON Jan 10 (AP) — Millions of dollars worth of diamonds may be released in the United States — because two of the richest men in the world don't get along The diamonds are produced in the fabulously rich Mwadui diamond mine of Tanganyika In the heart of Africa The mine's owner youthful energetic Dr John Thorburn Williamson 44 is out to break what his spokesman calls a "world wide sales monopoly" in diamonds And the spokesman added by selling his output in the Americas Williamson may become the British commonwealth's biggest dollar earner But that doesn't mean the market is going to be flooded or that there is any likelihood of diamond going on sale in hit-and-r- un TTnitari And far-seei- mm stores ' ya ist ist ya pro-Mala- tion guns food and money is almost wholly Chinese So are the activists who do the dirty work If the British can smash the Min Yuen they will be well on their way to crush the terror But who are the Min Yuen? Its members — theor numbers may run in the hundreds of thousands — can be government employes They can be telephone operators They can be almost anyone of the charming pleasant Chinese who make up almost 80 per eent of the population of the great port of Singapore and are almost half the population now of the federation of Malaya It must be by anyone interested recognized in the futuae of democratic ideas in Asia that Malaya is a ripe over-ric- h plum that dangles so lusciously before the y communists It is a major reason why many expect Chinese communists to cross the Indochina border in force Produces Robber Tin Malaya produces more than half wc worm s natural rubber Its tin mines are the richest in the world It has coal and gold and home rice BW to take Malaya and its wealthy Singapore the communists would have to came first through Indochina or Burma and then -- power-hungr- south East Asia Malcolngeneral MacDon-al- d from his present high post a possible drifting away from s policies of the civil population to thewinning democratic side MacDonald is a rarity among European colonial officials — he is the most admired and respected white man in Malaya MacDonald has long recognized i i Tore than fnrr-- io Keep the Asian populace on the side of the west He worked lone in winning the confidence of the yaneds races who make up Malaya six millions He also sought opposing rhimg t°JF?thr Indian elements Malay Mac-Dona- ld n Record Total of Aliens Deported Iran (long known as Persia) made headlines and increased world jitters when she evicted Britain from her fabulous oil concessions hu lenged the U N to keep hands off and played cosy with Russia while trying to scare the west into dealing on her own terms Ancient Persia was the land of Omar Khayyam and Marco Polo Since 1900 black oil magic has transformed much of Iran from a land of nomadic tribes sheep and goat herders into an oil colossus with cities giant oil fields and refineries Abadan where the wealthy British bowed out is the world's largest refinery but was idled by loss of its skilled European technicians During world war II Russia and Britain n occupied Iran after nasi efforts to take over and Iran became the great lend-lea"back door- - to Russia It was then that the constitutional monarch the Shah Reza Khan abdicated in favor of his young son the present shah Under U N pressure in 1946 Russia reluctantly withdrew its troops from Iran and a red puppet government in Aierbaijan collapsed The kremlin still eyes its southern neighbor greedily across the frontier Stalin could use Iran's oil its warm water sea ot!et its location on the strategic flanks of India and Turkey Iran's aging Premier Mossadegh has been in the U S seeking aid Hounded by extreme nationalists and religious fanatics Mossadegh stands in grave danger of seeing his government topple unless the shattered oil business can be revived fifth-colum- NEW YORK 800-mi- le Unprecedented Power Due For New U S Air Force CINCINNATI O Jan 19 (UP) — Air Force Secretary Thomas K Fin- letter said tonight that in about three vears A Jm nr rn 'c air irmsda Should be built un to "a striking power no nattion has ever had "There is real hope that any nation which might consider attacking us will not do so because of the fear of the counterattack he would receive" he said Pinletter spoke of the g air force which the United States proposes to build by some time in 1953 The air force now has 90 wings He conceded that the air force is composed largely of second-lin- e aircraft 'Strike Severely' In a speech prepared for delivery before the Commonwealth clubJ g ueie ne saia me force WOUld ffiVe the tTnitari Stat e bombing force that could strike "severely at the enemya resources" He said 143 wings would put the nation in a position where it may successfully achieve its "great bold undertaking of trying to prevent ! 143-win- make the U N the enforcer of world peace" He said such a force also would gave the United States interceptor fighters to provide "an air defense system which will be good" 4 B would not assure complete destruction of an enemy attack he said but would assure "only the destruction or diversion of a small part of the attack" Plenty of Fighters The force also would provide fighters for proper air coverage of the American ground troops Taking the trlree together he said the United States would have "an arm of a striking power which we have never thought of maintaining in time of peace— indeed of a striking power no nation has 143-grou- 143-win- -- long-rang- war-maki- all-ma- le " wu Ye-m- an I -- By William L R n NEW YORK Jan 19 (AP) — A new Stalin appears to be emerging today in many respects an image of the old one When the scowling bejowelled feels sure enough of i£s£BBi BBaF himself— the time does not seem far off — things may pop in the iBBl BBB8&' kremlin and heads may roll The new Stalin as matters stand today is Georgi Maxmilianovitch Malenkov At the present moment he appears to be the boss of the Politburo with the blessing of the BBBBBBBBBBaBBBf fadina dictator himself WhiU leadership in Moscow is often far! iiuui pci iiiaiicm arm sometimes highly dangerous the pugnacious tough guy who clawed his way to the top gives every evidence of being determined to stay there Many of Malenkov's enemies already have been erased irom the scene but there are some around still who are not above suspicion in a regime where being suspect is a crime When Malenkov reached his fifheir-appare- Semi-Annu- BBBBBBsl '"iijb ' lk I PPmW ' j I nt He Gets Huge Sendoff The Soviet press pulled out all stops crying the praises of Malenkov in a manner reminiscent of the Georgi M Malenkov "utterly turned for Stalin's ruthless" in climb to the ton own decade birthdays No other Not long after Zhdanov died member of the nohtbnro avar ant such a birthday sendoff excepting things went bad for a lot of his Stalin himself followers They were thrown out To the west it could mean only of the party secretariat and weed one thing: the bright boy who out of important offices The chief a Laaa wing either had succeeded to the suffered was inikou Aiexemtcn He wan remnvml iMivit or was Doing prepared lor from his ' job as head of the state iccession Some must have read the out- - planning commission and from the bursts with nervousness Those Politburo He disappeared Nothing Soviet leaden who were nursed — trot a word — has been heard of He is as completely along to power by the late Andrei nm since " he had never been Zhdanov for instance could notlerased Hst J0HNS0N-PERRI- N r handsprings a lg9 i a nave oeen nannv anniM rnp asrpn wum Voznesspnskv was 7hHnnvov' sion of Zhdanov's bitterest rival Nor could old bolshevik V M chief protege and a brilliant man But Molotov have been very happy He in his state planning field Zhdanov and Malenkov did not got no such birthday greeting when he turned 00 His star has see eye to eye on many things At the height of the great purge in been falling steadily One man who may be quite the late thirties young tough guy nervous is A N Kosygin the new- Malenkov already a power was est and youngest member (47) of all out for more purging Zhdanov the politburo Kosygin was a pro- spoke out for an end to the excesses of the purge tege of Zhdanov Th rivalrv went on thrnucrh the Bad Day for Many which founded the comin-- ) meeting It was a bad day for many high iorm noin maienxov ana znaanov communists wnen Andrei Alexan were at that meeting and they are 7 n Pieni- - reported to have clashed a num- u Pv e of ber of times It was that meeting rrir48' ? ihe unUP11y l£r' 8 There had been sharp rivalry which outlawed Tito's r Yugoslavia between him and the riiilna Maien i AnvwJV "hrianmt HieH mnn aft kov and many a communist er ft was curtains for Voznessen-skguessed wrong and others Malenkov could i mrnany ways he was a to Russians and westernersmvsterv alike much had been published Hj about him He was rarely seen iQ Now he deserved a public long iuvh iv snowea mm to DO a little Stalin even to Darn mode of dress and to mannerisms He affected the simple military tunic and cap that his boss made famous before deciding to become a genoralis-- t slmo On the politburo's public occasions he posed in a manner dupli- eating the posture of the big chief m World war II whan the German invasion came Stalin made him s member of the inner cabinet a committee which included Stalin Molotov Klementi Voroshilov and Lavrenty Bena who had taken r tWkZ cret police five-memb- er MS UKe Fine AGAINST A catastrophe happens without warning Replacement and repair costs are SKY HIGH — the cost of fire and extended coverage insurance is NEGLIGIBLE fully insured and let your insurance carrier worry about Be HIGH COST OF REPAIR Go Blackburn-Jone- s i i MM 31 y 1 DM 01 Professor Riverside California Lst 1 '4 tt LEE GLADDEN BBBBBa1fa--j- PUBLIC FORUM LECTURER Sunday 7:30 PM HYPNOTIC THERAPY' Monday 7:30 P M THE POWER OP MIND" E al Kentile Asphalt Tile Sale! I y? -- never have done tt without tssf fMi from Stalin The western world began to take a clooer look at this jsourpusa who wielded so much powot With the death of Zhdanov Hal enkov became the undisputed IfssV not only of the party machinery inside the Soviet ITnmn k- - A world communism as the head of fH eomlniorm's central commit- - tieth birthdav Jannarv tha mil era world— and very likely a goodly portion of the communist world — was startled by what happened isMBfcBar"'!ia JH- at 8-- A PBBaBaV nt for had" G O P Is Like Stalin Tough nt WAIT! p S— Page Heir-Appare- H pay-me- Jan 19 (AP) -Naliens were deported today on the Italian liner Saturnia the Iarcrpst mimhar — ouuoiu uue snip In a long long time" immigration officials said ever Most of the were seamen who had jumpedgroup Othship ers were stowaways and aliens Who had their overstayed visas Thailand (Siamj) The United States is paying their "nd when those southeast Asia fares ahnut — einn — Vlu places war" V 7 now lhe mmering "alyPortugal Greece Turkey Such an air force Finletter said pot will boil Over And the Min Ukf Yuen will come into the open would give "the statesman breathiransjoraan 1 British :'r''k'1' Somaliland Iran and ing space in which to work out a rcu terror wm no longer be Malta — 1 LZi solution to this problem of how to (1 nt °r se 90-wi- inety-two ten-ce- World Scarcity Exists There currently is a world scarcity of diamonds and one of London's lending dealers said the world market could absorb for a considerable time any extra offerings without prices being hit First formal notice the world got of a new policy in the sale of diamonds came at the turn of the year when Williamson failed to renew a marketing agreement with the Diamond Trading Corp the selling agency of the big South African De Beers mining organization Titular head of De Beers is aged Briesi uppenneimer Until t!Williamson broke away his organization controlled all diamond sales in South Africa Tanganyika west Africa the Belgian Congo and Portuguese Africa That is the great bulk of the entire world's current production of diamonds Quarrel Over Payment But Williamson and Oppenheimer quarreled over the size of the the Diamond Trading Corp paid for the output of the Mwadui mine discovered a decade ago by Canadian-bor- n Williamson and now reputedly the richest diamond mine in the world Both men are rich and their associatesfabulously often describe each of them as "the richest man in the world Because of the spat Williamson instead of offering his diamonds for sale has been storing them in pickle jars for the past year— and the backlog may now amount some W 380000 worth of stones to western-orientate- Ma-la- Kremlin SBBa SBOt— — At - First SBBaBBBa9C8B Congregational Church FLOOR COVERING : MM Adasas Ave Public Welcome Free Will OfferMM See Tuesday's Paper elsBBBBBBBBBBBBBB I I La-M- M ilallllllllllllllllBp ' ' - km aw"iISCcr sfrteSl&iysfA vrd J jeHpi 2S aasskw l5a M I I if' I I I If LWfhakA if fff mm I 6 bUC " White ln " Rew focki"9 wU tHsaH mm mW$§imW sasaBliriiffirfffflH tTof v KIIIm-mmMfMtl- ag M AVKf VromUd mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKrjS k r SJ ajBsa BBl BaVX BBtaSBl aaari L iJ jT zjLl MSfSS til II' Sal fVT T SSSa SB cS BBeSV"eVFa3E2P essaiim Mlsasasasasassal V iW rW&mt I f irUM 8 bu-h- diamond- I' ou 10 asMsseMVMs 1 Lsssw ' s- locking I H mtm Pt rTBaBaBaBaBaBaBaB m sin SB "Maii J ssBBBaaaasBal BBBBBBBal U SBl tv BaBsTsal sMflflil t i m V |