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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1951.
Pressing Need To Bring Help
Swiss Arms For
Egyptians
Parks, Nov. 20.
An Egyptian spokesman said today that his country bought arms from Switzer- land equip forces in the
Suca Canad ares after
France Britain, the ...
and Sweden had refused to Supply them.
Dr Mahmoud Azmi told a news conference that arms нечета! purchased were
werks ago but he did not
discicre
many
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or the identity
the Swiss fir
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handled the transaction - Associated Press.
A "Genius
To Be Discharged
Ottawa, NGC
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POSSIBLE REVIEW OF COLOMBO PLAN
London, Nov. 20.
The British is considering with other member governments a meeting early next year to review the progress of the £1.868 million six-year Colombo Plan for the economic development of South and South-East Asia.
Under-
Mr Anthony Nutting, Foreign Secretary, announced this today during the House
of Comunie d'bate on foreign affairs.
Mr Nutting said that there was a pressing need to bring help to the under-developed areas.
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Egyptian Suspects Held
Behind Barbed Wire
Egyptians in barbed wire compound at the village of Abu Gamus, scene of recent attacks on British vehicles, are searched and interrogated by officers and men of the 1st Battalion, the Loyal Regiment. - London Express.
Ruthless Hit-And-Run Ambushes
Spearhead Of Terror Campaign
Singapore, Nov. 20.
In Malaya it is just another bend in the road through the heavily- quiet jungle or the monotonous rubber plantations — until guerilla cross- fire shatters the windscreen.
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CHINESE BOYCOTT
U.S. COURT
Air Force Officials Ignore Hearing
Washington, Nov. 20. Two Chinese Air Force ficials today carried out their promise to boycoft a Federal Court hearing ask- ed by the Nationalist gov- ernbient, which has fired them.
The WC. Lieutenant General P. T Mow and Cricnei V. S. Hsiang, have been charged by their gavecumen. with fang lo arcautit for more than $24.000.000
Sent from Formosa 40 buy pants and Air Force supplics.
by a
Judge James R. Kirkland, old a National attorney the wo
could
be found, extended for ten days a temporary
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more than $7,000,000.
The hearing had been ordered on a motion for
a permanent in- junction requiring the Two officers to turn over all remain- funcis and records, and to give an accounting for
transne- tions during the last six years.
The two men contend that American courts lack jurisdic- tion over them, and Bheir at- torney said in advance thal neither he not the two offers would altend.Associated Press.
ARRESTS IN THE SUDAN
Four
Khartoum, Nov, 20. lending members of the pro-Egyptian Ashigga Party www arrested here tonight after the binding of allegedly seditious of them as one of documents on be prepared to leave by plane for the United Nations in Paris.
He was Khidr Omar, Secre
Ed Din tary-General of Mur Roy's action, and he was to have headed the
"Struggle Front" delegation to the Gen- eta Assembly.
of the urre
"Whiteve they strike waged by the country's fontant facres on the mount, we must b Communist
osition to hit back. one Then at the sound of a inerte | operations; man told Renter--- whisürd goal. he And he was spenking for a host gurillus natch arms and am of others. nanision from their y efine - of dry can-and are swallowedorists
by the olive gren lunescorted pvchan up again
vehicles ou Jangle.
the roads because they know The Jood is open to traffic that there is little chant of loot
in the form of dreams food.
of armour plate for Ashigga Party advisers-were They concentrate on police police vehicles is reported to arrested later in their and Army parties, especially be increasingly difficult because Inna charged with implication.--- when there is no armoured var rearmament-Reuter.
Reuter. Insight, and never attack unless
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for the
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call
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Malayan People's Liberation power.
Vehicles modified with armour plate protection, however, Jose alt 50 per cent of their per- Formance and suffer consider- ably from Increased wear and tear.
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Mr Matts effectively
urged a larger Army.
The
They rely in road ambushes force leaders have fully ap- perlaise uptial to and aced unless of
preciated from the beginning topped thegmetses tregether is developed antis. He could in keep their compair rolling. They plan then painstakingly.
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ONLY DEFENCE
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All units are kept up-to-date IS combatting road on counter-ambush turkies bul, mbushes:
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What is more, they expect the are of use unly to the men whe
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capital into the widespread security drive to terrorists. foreign thegions without erating cut them off from food supplies
pwinged position rid-giving ecuntry," he said.
Germans Held
the
"They realised long ago that for the kes effect.
enly defence our chaps have British troops and Malayon against that initial fire is a "I thank this can be done." | police who have to run the menacing look at the jungle as te added-Reailer.
gauntlet of these perilous high they approach", he added. “Our ways day after day know full guns are always at the ready well that there are stretches but at best we only get second where the guerillas, perched on shot." road banks, can usually kill them that like the other two Services Army authorities, who stress at will if they are travelling in "sof vehicles-without armour plating.
Rubber planters and 4th miners know it too. They al- most invariably
armoured
In Russia
Berlin, Nov. 20
Be in's Information Office for
War Casualties today revealed
that 120,000 Germans are known
as prisoners of war.
Russia has officially said that there are only 13,500,
The Berlin
announcement
use
tis in Malaya they are still only acting in support of the civil power and have no signal au- thority over the conduct of the "anti-bandit
with
armour
say
campmber of
All
to be held in the Soviet Unions or jeeps fitted with bullet- that an increasing
Army trucks proof
are being fitted steel, shields when they leave their
plating. barbed wire armour plate ordered by the defences.
These men in the thick of the Army is on its way, although de- liveries are slow due to rearrn- emergency tell you that they said that 2,640,100 members of realise that, in the circumstances,
ament demands. the former German Army were they must remain on the defen- killed during World War I, sve white travelling while another 1,200,000 were registered as missing.
Few of them, however, can Reuter.reconcile the fact that so many
police and troops are still such AIRLINE NOT TO CEY prey to roadside snipers, nearly three and a half years after terror broke out
BE UNSCRAMBLED
Canberra, Nov. 20. Cabinet sources sald
today that the Government of Prime Minister Robert Menzies has retain devided to
Australia's Guvernment-owned airline de- spite a general policy to un- Beramble Socialism.
The Commonwealth Air Line up by the previous was set Labour Government Associated
Press.
ROMULUS pesantr
JAMES
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CRY FOR ACTION
"If we continue to dish out rifles and Sten guns on a platter to these bandits we will never break them" commented
one experienced guerlila-hunter.
The cry throughout Malaya is for more determined and imagi- native action against the
road ambush menace.
From all quarters demands are heard for flame-throwera, smoke screens, land mines, more
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