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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1954.
THE
NEW “STRONGMAN" SEEN Quack Tin Washingtem Observers Sey:
Protest By
IN
RUSSIA
Formosa Khrushchev Takes
Alleged Raids By Burmese Troops
United Nations, Mar, 23. Nationalist China teated to
pro-
the United Na-
Lions today against alleged
Burmese altacks
Chinese irregular forces
being
Leading Role In
Kremlin Activities
London, Mar. 23.
A tough ex-miner from the Ukraine, Nikita
evacuated from S. Khrushchev, is progressively emerging as the
Burma under terms of 1
United Nations resolation..
The Chinese delogie asked.
Kremlin's "strongman".
As First Secretary of the Communist Party,
the Secretary-General of the he is officially number three man behind the Pre- Unite! Nations. Dr Dag Hammier, Mr Georgi Malenkov, and Foreign Minister sunde Barra to hit all attacks Vyacheslav Molotov.
merikjor, to try
por
on evacuating temp nd warm-
that the actions → Buripes?
But Western observers have not forgotten that "materi Turther vacua-Joseph Stalin ruled Russin for 15 years in the job which before, in 1941, he took
hon Inspossible."
letter
be
Mr Khrushchev now holds
over the Premiership as well.
the
F mcit of the 30's, Mr Ile has just retumed from a Warsaw Molotov was in fact the Soviet | personal visit to
where he Prime Minister.
attended 03 "observer" the Congress of the Thus
Pollsh
United Workers
EJ
ردا
signed by Ils In sed Nations legut Dir Taghu F. Triang, the Formosa
charged Gaveranient
that Burma bad violated cense-Are agreement I asked
precedent ricetilated to
Premier is not necessarily the United Nations" 610 sember
it was a ye
ago that the strengest man in the Kremlin.
Fach week Mr Khrushchev's An- Nations General
neems to be becoming Burrun
request, į voice withdenw stronger at least on the home front to which he is devoting all his energies,
United
sembly. at
called on China to irregular brakes which incl been operating in North Burna after retreating from China be- fore the Communist conquerors, The irregular Nationalist force was estimatest at between 10,000 and 12,000 men.
Dr Tshing mukh in his letter. dated March 19, made publ.
that a total or 2,200 today
evnetrated In
were
is regulars the Best stage ending Decem- ber 9 He said that a second stage gel under way on Febuary 10 and that, by March 15, 2,63 Troops and 269 depen and tid been evacuated.
The Chinese charged Link despite an agreement to observe cease-fire from February 15 105 21 in
in the evacuation regions, Iarrinese troops attacked the
k
longue has mercilessly Instied Soviet bureaucrats right up to the top level, even includi- ing Cabinet Ministers,
He la primarily responsible for carrying out the Kremlin's plans to reorganise agriculture. le boost food supplies and raise living standards,
Conununist) Party.
LYSENKO CRITICISED Under his eyes, the structure for the Polish Goverment was
reorganised on Kremlin nes.
He also personally approved a new Polish plan to boost agri- cultural output on similar lines to the current Kremlin plon,
ciun
SSPAKLI DI
Brisbane
Tht Picture received in London from Brisbane, Queens- land, shows the Premier of Queensland, Mr Gait, welcoming the Queen on arrival at Parliament House. Central Press,
Montagu Trial
Judge Warns Jury
Accomplices'
Some observers dotect in Mr Khrushchev's intest speech on
academi criticism of Implied
Professor
D. Lysenko, who Stalin became the under Kremlin's political expert.
Professor
Lysenko, as a fellow On Sunday the Communis! Ukrainian, Is
Is the apostle of which declures party newspaper Pravda devoted "Michurinism," more than four pages to a re-that
hat environment is more
iru- ort by Mr Khushchev LIT portant than heredity and that Agriculture, which allacked
SHITL remake nature," many top Soviet offelals for in- Reuter.
Western scientists dismiss efficients and buremicracy.
the theory as unscientific. Yet
MORE SPEECHES
evacuets on February 22 and 20. The publicity given by press
VIOLATION
ALLEGED
****
in 1948 "Michurintsin" was enthroned as an officiat branch of
science in Russia. and rodo to the statement was
All work on orthodox gene- to major great as The Burmese Army launched, at least as
down and text declarations
Miles was closed by a third attack on March 2, the pelley
the Mulenkov on home and foreign books were rewritten to suit the ndeler. and Air
"bombed akn
complaint Burmese
The
Forec
and machine-gunned evacual- Observers note that since last ing troops on March 2, 3 and
sumuner, when he addressed the
The action
of the Burmese Supreme Suviel, Mr Malenkov has made one public speech-in forres before February 28 connection with the recent Su- against the evacuating irregular | vict elections. forces Is
ek_th violation ceuse-Are
the agreement," Chinese charged. "The action of Burinese forces after February 28, while not a tech- nical violation of the cease-t\re agreement, makes further evacuation impossible.....
"If the Government of Bura should
to observe see fl cease-fire and to prolong it to the end of March, much more
Stalin beturs could be done.
I become Instructed be um Government to protest against te la First Sear the Burmese violation of the of the Central Committee of the
Your Soviet Communist Party-afte cease-fire
request and
Mr Excellency 10
your good Stalin's death, use
"I
The
my
new line.
Professor Lyrenka was given the highest honours and state awards,
On
"Unsupported Evidence
London, Mar, 23.
Mr Justice Omerod, summing up at the trial of Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and two friends accused of homosexual 'offences with two young airmen, warned the jury today of the "extreme danger" of relying on the unsupported evidence of accomplices.
The two chief prosecution witnesses, with whom the accused men are alleged to have com- mitted the offences - Corporal Edward McNally Mr and aircraftman John Reynolds speech Khrushchev Bayed theoretical" plices "on any view of the case," the judge
declared.
NO ONE DARED
latest
In his
In the same period Mr Khrushchev hitu made several public pronouncements, which have covered eclumns and some- times pages in the Pravda and
ther Communist newspapers.
Mr Khrushchev's rise foreshadowed in a key role he played at the Communist party
He said that when the offelal,
Dimitrov Moscow in comrade October
leased from the board, he was 10152-Ave months
offered a post in practical agri- died.
culture, Mr Khrushchev said, phic (-the party
"But he
wriggled out and
with degree bean to prepare a thesis for a
selentists unable their ideas in
He
to implement practice. went on to castigate a former high officer of the state Economic Planning Board, con-
was cerned with agricultural plan-
ning.
offices in persuading the Goyave up this key party post soon ernment of Burma to stop all after becoming Prime Minister,
Mr Khrushchev also has a bl attacks on thote in the process;
in relations with Soviet evacuated."-United y
Satellite nations.
of
being
Press.
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Wils
the
Academy of Agriculture where. thanks to peademician Lysenko, he obtained a doctor's degree in biology.
The implication seems to he that Professor Lysenko helped a men to "wriggle out" of duty to the state and that may mean an important straw in the wind.
From 1940 until the time Stalin died no high party per- sonality would have dared to ariticise Professor Lysenko, even indirectly-Reuter,
paci
- were accom-
mit unnatural olences
morrow, when the trial is gross indecency.
to end-China Mail They
picaded
not expected guilty to this joini charge and Special, to 23 other charges which have
hove
Instant Retaliation' Declarations Not Explicit Enough
Washington, Mar; 29.
י.
Both the British Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, and the United States Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, have now given Assurances that the United States policy of instant retaliation against an aggressor will be carried out in consultation with United States allies.
Neither of the Allied leaders has been as explicit as some would wish, observers said today. Unless they are supported by secret agreements,
the two statements appear to fall short of what the Canadian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Lester Pear-
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Diamond Fortune For Lost Soldier.
Durban, 8; A., Mar. 28.
A diamond fortune Awalls South Africa's only woldier.stili ufficially® Eisted A missing in World War Il and now believed to be -diving in Italy.
oldier, BADDET
The
thoy.
Colin Vivian, Alexander, WAN originally reported to have
been ex
excented by Fasciste during the war but two Durban servico- have declared that
1040; 11e was said to have married an Italian woman.
Efterta
Alexan- trace der have been intensified with the announcement that: his father, a Kimberley diamond miner, kas left him his estate. — “China Mail Special,
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Soviet Trade
son, called for last weak: "Agreement between Mission
friends on policies and tactics and 'timing so that our choosing' will mean an agreed collective decision with- out prejudicing speedy and effective action emergency."
May
in an Visit Britain
$2
Moscow, Mar. 23. it scuma clear that neither had conversations with appro- The President of the Sir Winston nor Mr Dulles (priate persons in Canada.
Russo-British Chamber of wishes to hamper freedom of ac.
Sir It is possible that provisions | Commerce,
Greville tion in an unpredictable type of
"In ad-for consultations regarding the Maginess,, said today emergency by promises vance to follow any rigidly pre-polley of the implementation of Soviet trade delegation was
scribext course of action.
made
C
for
instant retallation may διανο been made in as yet secret deel-likely to visit Britain
with British President Eisenhower himself slons by the National Security discussions last week pointed out that it Council,
companies "before the sum- was conceivable that instant re-
Mr Dulles has said that there mer is out,” · taliatory action might have to be Inunched against an aggressor were other new and secret high by the invading the United States in a policy decisions matter of minutes.
Council when it made its pub- ished decision to rely for de- Later, before a Senate Com-fence primarily upon United mittee, Mr Dulles enlarged the States
ไป retaliate fleld of potential invasion
re-instantly
aggression quiring Instant retaliatory action Reuter. to include the area of all United States allies under the North Atlantic and Rio tresties.
The President did not discuss the question of how the United Slates allies would be consulted on such action.
But on the previous day Mr Dulles had speciacally said that there would be consultation in most of the cases that he could conceive of,
Asked
WITH CONSENT
the
capacity
against
Mr Cohn's Turn
Investigating The Investigator
The announcement was made talk with Mr S. A. after Borisov, Soviet Deputy Foreign Trade Minister.
Sir Greville Maginess, who has been in Moscow for two avery. weeks, said: "I have reason to hope and believe that before the summer is qut, we may look forward to receiving a visit in Britain from the lead- ing mambers of some Soviet foreign trade organisations."
The Soviet group, Chairman which was include the
likely to
of the Soviet .Chamber Trade, Mr Mikhall
aim at the
of
Nesterov
establishment
of closer contacts between businessmen of the two coun- tries and exploration of dire tions in which trade between Britain and the Soviet Union
discussed
Albany, New York, Mar. 23. who would do
The New York of the places and Guard (territorial reserve) has Str Greville means of retaliatory action-begun "a complete investiga- he had choosing
theton" of the service record of Borisov, the United States alone or
National could be deg Maginess sold
Mr Dulles described in his own Senator
with B during "n very usatul
the future develop of Anglo-Soviet trado
whole tree world community Mr Roy Cohn, chief counsel to contact,"
Joseph McCarthy's ment words some of the agreements Investigations sub-committed.-- and "what "steps: shouli · be taken to develop contacts be- referred to by Sir Winston_to-
The Public Information Officer tween British Arms and Soviet of the State division of military importing organisations”—Rou- and naval affairs Major John E. ter.
day.
nre
Kenny said a National Guard Inspector General this week began a routine examination of Mr Cohn's service as a result of inquiries.
Major Kemy said some ques- tions had been raised mostly by
controversy
TS: COMMENT
Washington, Mar. 23. Great Britain's plans to in- crease her trade with the Soviet Union were raised at the press conference held today by the US Secretary of State Mr John Foster Dulles.
Mr Dulles replied that the policy to be followed in such was concerned, was to consult questions, as far as America He said the with her Allies. United States would, not arbi- trarily impose her views on others.
Mr Dulles, who gave his per mission for his exact words to be quoted, said: "It would 'de pend a good deal upon the cir- Thic
If there were 27-year-old Peer is general reputation for being an cumstances.
an charged with his 37-year-old invert," he declared,
attack upon the United States, former cousin, Michael Plth- He said Reynolda evidence, and if we had the capacity to Rivers,
30-year-old where it could be tested,
own bases, was respond from our
we would certainly do that. London journalist, Peter Wilde- clearly a lie. blood, with conspiring to incita Mr Justice Ormerod adjourned "The bases which we have in the press about Mr Cohn, who Reynolds and McNally to com- completion of his sumuning-up foreign countries are in general is a centre of the
and to the all male jury until to- not usable except with the con-between Senator McCarthy and sent of the countries where the the Secretary of the Army, Mr
Robert Stevens, bases are.
"For
.bascs example, the
Major Kenny would not say which
avoliable to our
in Great what questions had been rulsed
or who had ordered the inquiry, Britain
usable are not individually.
Listing
base of attack except with the
Mr Cohn, a lawyer, was com maintained on East-West trade consent of the British Governmissioned in the Judge Advocate mar consider, the judge emphasised of McNally's
Vienna, Mar. 23.
The same ment.
is true the importance
after to a greater degree than op- General's Corps in 1052
desired by the The Wildeblood
Sovlot story
authorities in general
our foreign with all
presenting his qualifications to peared to be "regarding
Allies of the United States, and, to seme extent, the others." Venn this afternoon released, bases.
an examining board of officers,
However, he added. it was The jury would have to con- upon the request of the Austriani "Therefore, it is implicit in
to forecast the result pider whether McNally had Ministry of the Interior, a mill-jour security system that it Major Kenny said,
Mr Cohn, who is 27, joined discussions that were
of dis been deliberately untruthful in tary officer whom they arrested operates with the consent and
Guard on Junie 27, undertaken on this subject, sume matters.
this morning because he refused acquiescence of the other part-the
1948. He has been ordered to whether it be through, a possiblé Dealing with the conspiracy to remove a poster on the Berlin nera who have helped to pro-
or through normal vide the facilities which create report for Army duty, at Camp conference charge, the judge told the jury Conference.
channels.Franco- they had to be satisfed Lord
For
weeks, the
sort of international police Kilmer, New Jersey, this sun-diplomatic
Presse. mer-Reuter. Montagu and Pitt-Rivers invited
authorities have been pressing system." the airmen to clay at their police officers in the Soviet Zone homes "Tor the purpose of to have the poster removed.
been
air force the Russians Release strategic against preferred
points the Jury should
Austrian Officer
Soviet a
Government's having this illicit sexual inter- The poster shows photographs of
Offer In
Film Dispute
·
End In Sight
London, Mar. 23.
76
The
of both home and
victed..
Vyacheslav Mololov Russian soldiers
and
"EVOLUTIONARY"
ps a
in
Inscription "How Much Tonger! states alliances,, Ha appears to
The Austrian
Mr Dulles last week also re- they were to be con- Soviot Foreign Minister ferred to the North Atlantic of Treaty Organisation as the most with the
developed collective WILDEBLOOD'S LETTERS
or highly
security concept amongst United Government Letters written by Wildeblood,
providing which the jury might regard as decided today to bring the mat-regard NATO evidence supporting the allega- tɛr.
the Four Power Lo
appropriate machinery for tion that Wildeblood committed Allied Council on the grounds sultation on the new look"
the Four an unnatural offence with Me- that
Occupation policy of Instant retaliation.
When a correspondent at his Nally, were not evidence against Fowers had formally given up
before
SU
con-
Lord Montagu or Pitt-Rivers, any form of censorship, well press conference today suggested flat It was "strange" that the informed sources said. judge emphasised.
the
In his final defence, plea for The Austrian Constitution, as Canadian Minister for External British Minister of Lord Montagu carlier in the day, well as the Control agreement Affairs did not know in advance Labour, Sir Walter Monckton, Mr W. R. Fearnley-Whittingstall guarantee the frectiom of the about the "now look," Mr Dulles replied that the "new look" was tonight paved the way for a told the jury- there was no in- Press.. settlement of the dispute in the dependent confirmation that the The Austrian Government will merely an evolutionary develop- Alm industry, which threatened Peer had committed homosexual insist on the fact that the poster ment of policy and that the Lo shut-down studios and a crimes.
does not constitute a threat to United States allies had known "famine"
the It was presupposed Unless
military security of the do-a great deal about it.
He said it had been discussed imported films, by offering to that Lord Montagu knew Wildo-cupation troops which is the
only caso in which the Allied at two meetings of the North up o Government Com- blood was an invert, there was mittee of Inquiry into the dis- no ground for suspicion against Ceunell could take action after Atlantic Council last year and the Four-Power Agreement to that the Chairman of the United puto.
the Peer..
the poster,
Jeint samo States
Chiefs-of-Staff, The offer from the Minister "There is not a shred of band the
Radford, had of Labour came at the end of a evidence that Wildeblood had a sources added-France-Presse. Admiral Arthur day in which the dispute was discussed in Parliament and further strike notices were threatened by employers.
sct
Representatives
laboratory
employers
film
and
workers met conciliation officers
at his Ministry.
The Film Laboratory sociation
Aa
Baby Boko Has A £250 Bank Account
Baby Boko, the Siamese twin separated from her sister in an operation at a London hospital three months ago, is a ʼhealthy,' happy baby with ́à - useful' 'banking account according to London reports.
According to African stan The remy has been danda, It would be about
Is expected to Tow
The sister, Tomu, died after are still riving in Kano, Her wages, with the money engage
Immediately 2,500 cm-
carhed by ·her husband, he operation by Professor Ian Northern, Nigeria, for ther. ployees it dismissed last week
Vincent Davies, a store cashier, soków Backing account has make it possible for them to for refusing to end a ban onl overtime and a work to rule
But Boko fought hard for been growing steadily. It is live comfortably, movement.
Less than three weeks probably more : links 2250 now. The chist union concerned life.
Association of Cinemato infer the new with hari 24. Kraph
Technicians ealdyear-old mother, Mrs Veronies sen would consider the question of Davies, home to Nigeria.or withdrawing Ita overlime, ban Just back frora” (there is air amor
of the United Africa # Delivers, 11-Despised, 13 Edge, 15 Proposed, 18. Talented, 10 and work to rule polloy at moment Hans, 31 Bolsaing, 25 Retainer, 28, Boon, 27. Hesitato, Downl meeting Bater tought.
Kuid Co., who employ. Mr. and Mrs Divo 10 Industrial circles daw in there baviera Spett 2 Noulé Rpõe, (6) Avidi 6: Blind, 7.Enque Laval, 19 Faria, 14 Greis, 18 Salon, 17. Ewber;1:19 "Hazuli, 20 moves a fumula for ending the "No baby
30 Endurts (8).
28 Spare (4).
SO YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD---Across: S Preamble, & Prop,
Mr Dulles added that America, Telt that restrictions should be
to be
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